Tom 13, Nr 6 (2016)
Z pogranicza kardiologii
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Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

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Kardiotoksyczność leczenia przeciwnowotworowego

Dominika Neumann, Katarzyna Korzeniowska, Jerzy Jankowski, Anna Jabłecka
Choroby Serca i Naczyń 2016;13(6):434-444.

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 Kardiotoksyczność chemioterapii lub radioterapii ma istotny wpływ na jakość życia oraz przedwcze­sny zgon pacjentów onkologicznych. Pacjenci przyjmujący chemioterapię stanowią grupę pod­wyższonego ryzyka zdarzeń sercowych — wśród nich najczęściej pojawiającym się powikłaniem jest dysfunkcja lewej komory z niewydolnością serca lub bez niej. W zależności od zastosowanej terapii toksyczność ta może być przemijająca lub trwała. Najlepiej poznane są powikłania kardiolo­giczne indukowane antracyklinami i trastuzuma­bem, lecz ich diagnostyka, prewencja i leczenie pozostają przedmiotem dalszych badań. W ni­niejszej pracy przedstawiono aktualny stan wie­dzy dotyczący definicji, czynników ryzyka oraz diagnostyki powikłań kardiologicznych terapii przeciwnowotworowej.

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