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Episode 1: Cutaneous Reactions During Cancer Therapies

Educational Mini-Series: Understanding Skin Toxicities in Cancer Therapy

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Episode 1: Cutaneous Reactions During Cancer Therapies
Presented by Reinhard Dummer, University Hospital, Zürich, Switzerland

Renowned dermatologist Reinhard Dummer sets the stage for the series by exploring the scope and clinical importance of skin toxicities in modern cancer therapy. He highlights the high prevalence of cutaneous adverse events - affecting up to 40% of patients - and their potential to significantly impact both quality of life and treatment continuity. 
Episode 1 covers:

  • Prevalence and clinical impact of skin toxicities in oncology
  • Pathophysiology of skin reactions from chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy
  • Common reactions: rash, dry skin, severe conditions (Stevens-Johnson syndrome)
  • Practical management strategies including sun protection

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