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1717P - Use of immersive virtual reality for management of anxiety and depression among chemotherapy-naïve Filipino breast cancer outpatients in a national university hospital
Presenter: Mark Ando
Session: ePoster Display
1718P - Quality of life of patients with cancer and their family caregivers at the University of the Philippines – Philippine General Hospital Cancer Institute using the WHO Quality of Life-BREF Filipino
Presenter: Harold Nathan Tan
Session: ePoster Display
1719P - Peripheral neuropathy and nail dystrophy induced by taxanes: The impact of cryotherapy on the prevention and control of symptoms
Presenter: Fabio Salgueiro
Session: ePoster Display
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1720P - Real-world outcomes for advanced oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma with supportive care alone
Presenter: Jennifer Shyamalee
Session: ePoster Display
1721P - Patients with advanced cancer referred to a supportive care team (SCT) from a multidisciplinary tumor board (MTB): Symptom burden and its relationship with MTB treatment decision
Presenter: Fedja Djordjevic
Session: ePoster Display
1722P - Prevalence and predictors of breast reconstruction following mastectomy in breast cancer patients treated in a public center in Mexico
Presenter: Andrea Becerril Gaitan
Session: ePoster Display
1723P_PR - Therapeutic nihilism or therapeutic realism: Perceptions of non-oncologist physicians regarding cancer patients’ prognosis
Presenter: Eoin O'Neill
Session: ePoster Display
1724P - Prognostic parameters at admission as predictors of hospital length of stay (HLOS) and overall survival (OS) in hospitalized oncologic patients (pts) of a tertiary hospital
Presenter: Oriol Mirallas
Session: ePoster Display
1725P - Outcomes of cancer patients after ICU admission: Beyond mortality data
Presenter: Marta Garcia De Herreros
Session: ePoster Display
1726P - The optimal care study: Outcomes of patients with solid malignancies admitted to intensive care unit
Presenter: Juan Carlos Laguna Montes
Session: ePoster Display