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Breast Cancer Journey: The Essential Guide to Treatment and Recovery 3rd Revised edition [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 576 pages, kõrgus x laius: 229x203 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Sep-2013
  • Kirjastus: American Cancer Society
  • ISBN-10: 1604430303
  • ISBN-13: 9781604430301
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 576 pages, kõrgus x laius: 229x203 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Sep-2013
  • Kirjastus: American Cancer Society
  • ISBN-10: 1604430303
  • ISBN-13: 9781604430301
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Presents a guide to coping with the physical and emotional demands of breast cancer treatment and recovery, in an updated edition that covers the latest treatment options, building a support network, and breast reconstruction.

Offering encouragement and support, this updated guide is the authority on coping with breast cancer. Highlighting all the latest medical developments, from diagnosis through treatment and recovery, this essential book guides newly diagnosed patients every step of the way. Including practical tips on managing the emotions, reactions, and side effects of breast cancer and its treatment, detailed questions to ask a medical team for empowerment, and wellness plans for recovery and life after cancer, this comprehensive manual is packed with information to best manage the breast cancer experience.

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Commended for Independent Publisher Book Awards (Health & Nutrition) 2014.
Introduction xvii
Part I Understanding Breast Cancer
Chaptre 1 What Is Cancer?
What Is Breast Cancer?
4(1)
Normal Breast Tissue
5(1)
The Lymphatic System
6(2)
Benign Breast Conditions
8(1)
Types of Breast Cancer
8(9)
In Situ Cancer
Infiltrating (or Invasive) Carcinoma
Inflammatory Carcinoma
Paget Disease of the Nipple
Lymphoma
Sarcoma
Malignant Phyllodes Tumor
Chaptre 2 Who Gets Breast Cancer?
Why Me?
17(1)
What Are the Risk Factors for Breast Cancer?
18(17)
Risk Factors that Cannot Be Changed
Lifestyle-Related Factors and Breast Cancer Risk
Factors Whose Impact Is Uncertain or Controversial
Myths About Breast Cancer Risk
Chaptre 3 Your Breast Cancer Workup
Doctor Visit and Examination
35(1)
Breast Imaging Tests
36(16)
Mammograms
Breast Ultrasound
Breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging Ductogram
American Cancer Society
Breast Biopsy
43(9)
Needle Biopsy
Surgical Biopsy
Tests of Biopsy Samples
Other Tests After Cancer Has Been Diagnosed
52(7)
Chest X-ray
Bone Scan
Computed Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography
Blood Tests
Part II Preparing for Treatment
Chaptre 4 Understanding Your Diagnosis
The Biopsy Pathology Report
59(3)
Understanding Your Pathology Report
Breast Cancer Staging
62(12)
The American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) TNM System
Summary of Breast Cancer Stages
Understanding Your Prognosis
74(11)
Survival Statistics
Chaptre 5 Coping with Your Diagnosis and Moving Forward
Moving Forward After Diagnosis
85(7)
Making Informed Decisions
Getting the Support You Need
Talking to Friends and Family
For Parents: Helping Children Understand a Cancer Diagnosis
92(9)
Talking to Children About Cancer
Helping Children Cope
Recognizing Signs of Problems
Chaptre 6 Making the Medical System Work for You
Your Medical Team
101(5)
Who Your Medical Team Is and What It Does
Finding a Doctor and Treatment Facility
106(5)
Evaluating Doctors' Practices
Getting a Second Opinion
Participating in Your Medical Care
111(14)
Understanding Your Rights as a Patient
Designating Your Primary Caregiver
Communicating with Your Medical Team
Maintaining Your Medical Information
Part III Treatment
Chaptre 7 Exploring Treatment Options
Making Informed Decisions About Treatment Choices
125(4)
Consulting Your Medical Team
Types of Treatment for Breast Cancer
129(2)
Treatment Options: Local Versus Systemic Treatments
Side Effects of Treatment
Chaptre 8 Surgery
Will I Lose My Breast?
131(7)
Breast-Conserving Surgery
Mastectomy
Choosing Between Breast-Conserving Surgery and Mastectomy
Lymph Node Surgery
138(4)
Axillary Lymph Node Dissection
Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy
Possible Side Effects of Lymph Node Surgery
What to Expect with Surgery
142(5)
Before Surgery
Surgery
After Surgery
The Surgery Pathology Report
147(15)
Chaptre 9 Other Treatments for Breast Cancer
Radiation Therapy
162(6)
External Beam Radiation Therapy
Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation Therapy)
Possible Side Effects of Radiation Therapy
Chemotherapy
168(15)
The Purpose of Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy Options
How Chemotherapy Is Given
Side Effects of Chemotherapy
Hormone Therapy
183(5)
Options for Hormone Therapy
Who Should Get Hormone Therapy
Targeted Therapy
188(4)
Drugs that Target the HER2/neu Protein
Drugs to Protect the Bones
192(3)
Bisphosphonates
RANKL Inhibitors
Chaptre 10 Treatment Options Based on Your Situation
Treatment of Stage 0(Noninvasive) Breast Cancer
195(3)
Lobular Carcinoma in Situ
Ductal Carcinoma in Situ
Treatment of Invasive Breast Cancer by Stage
198(12)
Stage I Breast Cancer
Stage II Breast Cancer
Stage III Breast Cancer
Stage IV Breast Cancer
Treatment of Inflammatory Breast Cancer
Treatment of Advanced Cancer that Progresses After Treatment
Pregnancy and Breast Cancer Treatment
210(3)
Treatment During Pregnancy
Breastfeeding During Cancer Treatment
Chaptre 11 Clinical Trials
What Are Clinical Trials?
213(5)
Who Can Take Part in a Clinical Trial
Things to Think About When Deciding to Take Part in a Clinical Trial
Clinical Trials of Treatments
218(4)
Phases of Clinical Trials
How Can I Learn More About Clinical Trials?
222(2)
Clinical Trial Lists
Clinical Trials Matching Services
Taking Part in a Clinical Trial
224(3)
Informed Consent
Taking Part in the Study
Chaptre 12 Complementary and Alternative Therapies
What Are Complementary and Alternative Therapies?
227(3)
Talking to Your Doctor About Complementary and Alternative Therapies
Researching Complementary and Alternative Therapies
230(19)
Complementary Therapies
Alternative Therapies
Part IV Living with the Effects of Treatment
Chaptre 13 Coping with Symptoms and Side Effects
Short-Term Side Effects of Cancer and Treatment
249(20)
Appetite and Weight Changes
Constipation and Diarrhea
Fatigue
Hair Loss
Mouth Sores and Sore Throat
Nail Changes
Nausea and Vomiting
Pain
Skin Changes
Sleep Problems
Long-Term Side Effects
269(18)
Changes in Memory and Concentration
Sexual and Reproductive Changes
Fertility and Pregnancy After Treatment
Lymphedema
Chaptre 14 Staying Emotionally Healthy During Treatment
Acknowledging Your Feelings
287(14)
Expressing Feelings
Managing Depression
Asking for Help
Rebuilding Self-Esteem
Coping Strategies
Chaptre 15 Breast Reconstruction and Prostheses
Considering Reconstruction
301(3)
Who Can Have Breast Reconstruction
Timing of Breast Reconstruction
Types of Breast Reconstruction
304(12)
Breast Implant Procedures
Natural Tissue Reconstruction or Flap Procedures
Nipple and Areola Reconstruction
What to Expect After Breast Reconstruction Surgery
316(2)
Checking for Recurrence After Breast Reconstruction
Alternatives to Breast Reconstruction
318(5)
Part V Practical Matters: Work, Insurance, and Finances
Chaptre 16 Employment and Workplace Issues
Telling Coworkers
323(1)
Preparing for Time Away from Work
324(5)
Discrimination and Your Rights
Chaptre 17 Insurance and Your Rights
Keeping Records of Insurance and Medical Care Costs
329(3)
Managing Your Health Insurance
332(11)
Getting Answers to Insurance-Related Questions
Handling Claim Denials
Government-Funded Health Plans
Patient Assistance Programs
Options for the Hard-to-Insure
Options for the Uninsured
Chaptre 18 Finances and Cancer Treatment
Managing Your Finances and Staying Organized
343(13)
Using a Financial Planner
Making a Financial Plan
Planning Your Estate
Locating Sources of Financial Help
Special Caregiver's Section: Supporting the Woman with Cancer
Supporting the Woman with Cancer
Supporting Your Loved One
356(4)
Talking About Cancer
Support During Diagnosis
Support During Treatment
Transitioning to Recovery
360(4)
Intimacy: For Spouses and Partners of Women with Breast Cancer
The Challenges of Caregiving
364(3)
Balancing Caregiving and Your Other Responsibilities
Taking Care of Yourself
Adjusting to Life After Cancer
367(4)
Part VI Life After Cancer
Chaptre 19 Taking Care of Yourself After Cancer: Health and Wellness
Creating a Wellness Plan
371(1)
What Is a Wellness Plan?
Long-Term Follow-Up Care
372(10)
Mammograms
Clinical Breast Examination
Breast Self-Examination
Maintaining Your Health and Making Positive Lifestyle Changes
382(7)
Nutrition, Breast Cancer, and General Health and Wellness
Chaptre 20 Emotional Wellness After Treatment: Moving On
Life After Breast Cancer
389(6)
Feeling Alone
Staying Emotionally Healthy
Dealing with Stress
Dealing with Depression and Anxiety
Strengthening Your Spirit
Channeling Your Energy
395(4)
Volunteering
Advocating for Change
Facing Your Future
Chaptre 21 Intimacy After Cancer Treatment
Reestablishing Intimacy with Your Partner
399(7)
Adjusting to Body Changes
Sexuality
Getting Back on Track with Your Partner
Intimacy After Breast Surgery
Dating After Breast Cancer
406(5)
Talking About Your Cancer
The Possibility of Rejection
Improving Your Social Life
Chaptre 22 The Possibility of Facing Cancer Again
What Is Recurrence and Why Does It Happen?
411(3)
Types of Recurrence
The Importance of Follow-Up Care
414(5)
Reducing Your Risk
Other Cancers
Dealing with a Recurrence or Second Cancer Diagnosis
419(4)
The Importance of Emotional Support
Treatment for Local Recurrence or a Second Cancer
Treatment of Lymph Node Recurrence
Advanced and Metastatic Cancer
Appendix A American Cancer Society Recommendations for Early Breast Cancer Detection in Women Without Breast Symptoms 423(12)
Appendix B Women's Health and Cancer Rights Act 435(1)
Appendix C Benign Breast Conditions and Their Link to Breast Cancer Risk 435(6)
Appendix D American Cancer Society Guidelines on Nutrition and Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention 441(2)
Resource Guide 443(30)
References 473(26)
Glossary 499(34)
Index 533(20)
About the Editors 553
Ruth O'Regan MD

Sheryl G. A. Gabram MD MBA FACS

Terri Ades DNP FNP-BC AOCN

Rick Alteri MD

Joan L. KramerMD

Kimberly A. Stump-Sutiff MSN RN AOCNS