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Christophe Dulong De Rosnay1, Tony Tai2, Olivier Pasche1,3
1ForOm NV, rue d'Entremonts 11, 1400 Yverdon-les-Bains.
Abstract:
The treatment of symptoms in palliative care is of primary importance, though this in itself is not sufficient for the relief of all aspects of a patient's suffering. Pain, dyspnea, or anxiety cannot be reduced to a single somatic characteristic, the psychological implications and the consequences on the patient's daily life being of paramount importance. A respect with regard to certain basic principles, and a full knowledge of the main therapeutic approaches available, allow for a better initial management of the symptoms.To this end we propose references as a memory aid while pointing out that the apparition of complex elements or instability in this type of case justifies having recourse to a specialised structure.
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