Cardiac complications in cancer treatment - A review.

作者: Xianchi Li , Min Liu , Rongrong Sun , Yi Zeng , Shuang Chen

DOI: 10.1016/J.HJC.2016.12.003

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摘要: Cardiac dysfunction is often associated with effective cancer treatment. A number of targeted therapies against have been observed to cause cardiac dysfunction. In some instances, a patient may outlive his or her but die due heart failure. Recent research has focused on the development new avenues and technological advancements monitor clinical cardiotoxicity anticancer These newer treatment options are also increasingly more post-cancer life. The present review article expands current view complications involved in along recent developments area.

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