7 results on '"Sáenz Cusi, A."'
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2. Changing trends in HIV and cancer
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M.J. Crusells Canales, P. Iranzo Gomez, A. Yubero Esteban, D. Isla Casado, Álvaro Rodrigo, P. Escudero Emperador, E. Quilez Bielsa, L. Murillo Jaso, M. Cruellas Lapena, R. Andres Conejero, A. Fernández Ruiz, A. Callejo Perez, R. Lastra del Prado, N. Galan Cerrato, A. Sáenz Cusi, J.J. Lambea Sorrosal, and E. Pujol Obis
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Oncology ,medicine.medical_specialty ,business.industry ,Internal medicine ,medicine ,Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) ,Cancer ,Hematology ,medicine.disease_cause ,medicine.disease ,business - Published
- 2016
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3. El uso de fentanilo transdérmico por una unidad de atención domiciliaria en pacientes oncológicos en el final de la vida
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Lastra del Prado, R., Pérez-Caballero, M. C., Andrés Conejero, R., Ortega Izquierdo, M. E., Lambea Sorrosal, J., Aguirre Ortega, E., Isla Casado, D., Mayordomo Cámara, J. I., Sáenz Cusi, A., Escudero Emperador, P., and Tres Sánchez, A.
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Palliative care ,Transdermal fentanyl ,Dolor oncológico ,Cancer pain ,Fentanilo TT-S ,Cuidados paliativos - Abstract
PROPÓSITO: Se ha realizado un estudio observacional y retrospectivo para evaluar el modo de utilización y los efectos secundarios de fentanilo transdérmico (FTTS) en pacientes oncológicos en situación terminal. MATERIAL Y MÉTODOS: Se han evaluado estadísticamente pacientes incluidos en un programa de Atención Domiciliaria que recibieron tratamiento con FTTS. RESULTADOS: 112 pacientes (p) recibieron tratamiento con FTTS. Mediana de edad de 71.5 años (29-88). 102p presentaban dolor y 10 disnea. Tipo de dolor: visceral 55% p, óseo 25% p, neuropático 12.5%, muscular 5% p y otro 2.5% p. EVA inicial: media 5.9. La analgesia previa a la utilización de fentanilo fue: 31% p AINES, 32.2% p tramadol, 5.6% p codeína y 31% p morfina. La dosis mediana inicial de fentanilo fue 50mgr/hora (25-300). La dosis mediana final fue 75 mgr/hora (25-400). EVA final media: 3,3. La mediana de la duración del tratamiento fue de 44 días (1-372). 35 p (31%) presentaron náuseas G2-3, somnolencia 5 p, agitación y/o delirio 13 p. 81 p (72%) precisaron laxantes. En 10 p fue necesario rotar a otro opioide: 4 p por toxicidad y 6 p por mal control del dolor. CONCLUSIONES: El FTTS es un analgésico bien tolerado en pacientes terminales y proporciona una anal-gesia adecuada (91%), a un bajo coste en cuanto a yatrogenia intolerable (4%), tanto con paso previo con opioides como directamente desde primer escalón analgésico OMS. PURPOSE: An observational and retrospective study was performed in order to evaluate the activity and toxicity of transdermal fentanyl in patients with advanced cancer. MATERIAL AND METHODS: 112 patients treated by a home palliative care unit were studied. The characteristics of patients, analgesic treatments, and opioid rotation were analysed from the beginning of fentanyl administration to the death. RESULTS: The mean age of the patients (p) was 71.5 years (range, 29-88). The indication for opioid administration was pain in 102 and dyspnea in 10 patients. The type of pain was visceral in 56 p (55%), bony in 25 p (25%), neuropatic in 13 p (12.8%), muscular in 5 p (5%), and others in 3 p (2.1%). The baseline mean value of the pain analogical visual scale (AVS) was 5.9. The analgesics administered before fentanyl was given were tramadol (32.2%), NSAIDs (31%), morphine (31%) and codeine (5.6%). The median initial dose of fentanyl was 50 µg (range, 25-300). The final mean dose at the time of death was 75 µg (25-400). The final mean AVS was 3.3. The median treatment duration was 44 days (range, 1 to 372). It caused G2-3 nausea in 35 p (31%), somnolence in 13 p, and agitation in 5 p; 81 patients received laxatives. Opioid rotation with morphine was necessary in 10 p because of toxicity, and in 6 p because uncontrolled pain. CONCLUSIONS: Transdermal fentanyl is a well tolerated analgesic in patients with advanced cancer, providing a good analgesia in up to 91% of the patients previously treated with opioids, as well as of the patients proceeding directly from the first or second step of the WHO ladder.
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4. El uso de fentanilo transdérmico por una unidad de atención domiciliaria en pacientes oncológicos en el final de la vida
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R. Lastra del Prado, M. C. Pérez-Caballero, E. Aguirre Ortega, J. Lambea Sorrosal, R. Andres Conejero, J. I. Mayordomo Cámara, A. Tres Sánchez, P. Escudero Emperador, A. Sáenz Cusi, D. Isla Casado, and M. E. Ortega Izquierdo
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Oncology ,Dolor oncológico ,Fentanilo TT-S ,Cuidados paliativos - Abstract
PROPÓSITO: Se ha realizado un estudio observacional y retrospectivo para evaluar el modo de utilización y los efectos secundarios de fentanilo transdérmico (FTTS) en pacientes oncológicos en situación terminal. MATERIAL Y MÉTODOS: Se han evaluado estadísticamente pacientes incluidos en un programa de Atención Domiciliaria que recibieron tratamiento con FTTS. RESULTADOS: 112 pacientes (p) recibieron tratamiento con FTTS. Mediana de edad de 71.5 años (29-88). 102p presentaban dolor y 10 disnea. Tipo de dolor: visceral 55% p, óseo 25% p, neuropático 12.5%, muscular 5% p y otro 2.5% p. EVA inicial: media 5.9. La analgesia previa a la utilización de fentanilo fue: 31% p AINES, 32.2% p tramadol, 5.6% p codeína y 31% p morfina. La dosis mediana inicial de fentanilo fue 50mgr/hora (25-300). La dosis mediana final fue 75 mgr/hora (25-400). EVA final media: 3,3. La mediana de la duración del tratamiento fue de 44 días (1-372). 35 p (31%) presentaron náuseas G2-3, somnolencia 5 p, agitación y/o delirio 13 p. 81 p (72%) precisaron laxantes. En 10 p fue necesario rotar a otro opioide: 4 p por toxicidad y 6 p por mal control del dolor. CONCLUSIONES: El FTTS es un analgésico bien tolerado en pacientes terminales y proporciona una anal-gesia adecuada (91%), a un bajo coste en cuanto a yatrogenia intolerable (4%), tanto con paso previo con opioides como directamente desde primer escalón analgésico OMS.
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- 2005
5. [Antiemetic treatments associated with antineoplastic chemotherapy]
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A, Tres Sánchez, M J, Sáez Martínez, J J, Mayordomo Cámara, G, Guillén Lloveria, and A, Sáenz Cusi
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Metoclopramide ,Vomiting ,Breast Neoplasms ,Lorazepam ,Methylprednisolone ,Doxorubicin ,Vincristine ,Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols ,Antiemetics ,Humans ,Drug Therapy, Combination ,Female ,Fluorouracil ,Cyclophosphamide - Abstract
56 female patients with breast carcinoma and treated with polychemotherapy: adriamycin, vindesine, ciclophosphamide and 5-fluorouracil were studied, divided in three groups with different antiemetic schedule: group A 40 mg/iv of metoclopramide; group B 40 mg iv of metoclopramide and 125 mg/iv of methylprednisolone before beginning chemotherapy; and group C 2 mg/oral of lorazepam, 125 mg/iv methyl-prednisolone and 1 mg/kg/oral of metoclopramide previously to begin chemotherapy; at two and four hours of the first dose, metoclopramide was repeated the same doses (really) three doses each two hours. The combination of methylprednisolone-metoclopramide (B), decreases significantly the intensity, duration and frequency of nausea and vomiting, achieving total protection (no vomiting) in 4.34% of cycles of chemotherapy in group A, 32.2% in group B and 30.2% in group C (p less than 0.005 group A versus group B and A versus group C). Also we observed, without statistical analysis, better subjective tolerance to chemotherapy in patients receiving lorazepam associated to schedule B (schedule C). This makes it the recommended schedule.
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- 1990
6. El uso de fentanilo transdérmico por una unidad de atención domiciliaria en pacientes oncológicos en el final de la vida
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Lastra del Prado, R., primary, Pérez-Caballero, M. C., additional, Andrés Conejero, R., additional, Ortega Izquierdo, M. E., additional, Lambea Sorrosal, J., additional, Aguirre Ortega, E., additional, Isla Casado, D., additional, Mayordomo Cámara, J. I., additional, Sáenz Cusi, A., additional, Escudero Emperador, P., additional, and Tres Sánchez, A., additional
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- 2005
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7. [Antiemetic treatments associated with antineoplastic chemotherapy].
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Tres Sánchez A, Sáez Martínez MJ, Mayordomo Cámara JJ, Guillén Lloveria G, and Sáenz Cusi A
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- Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols adverse effects, Breast Neoplasms drug therapy, Cyclophosphamide administration & dosage, Cyclophosphamide adverse effects, Doxorubicin administration & dosage, Doxorubicin adverse effects, Drug Therapy, Combination, Female, Fluorouracil administration & dosage, Fluorouracil adverse effects, Humans, Lorazepam therapeutic use, Methylprednisolone therapeutic use, Metoclopramide therapeutic use, Vincristine administration & dosage, Vincristine adverse effects, Vomiting chemically induced, Vomiting drug therapy, Vomiting prevention & control, Antiemetics therapeutic use, Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols therapeutic use
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56 female patients with breast carcinoma and treated with polychemotherapy: adriamycin, vindesine, ciclophosphamide and 5-fluorouracil were studied, divided in three groups with different antiemetic schedule: group A 40 mg/iv of metoclopramide; group B 40 mg iv of metoclopramide and 125 mg/iv of methylprednisolone before beginning chemotherapy; and group C 2 mg/oral of lorazepam, 125 mg/iv methyl-prednisolone and 1 mg/kg/oral of metoclopramide previously to begin chemotherapy; at two and four hours of the first dose, metoclopramide was repeated the same doses (really) three doses each two hours. The combination of methylprednisolone-metoclopramide (B), decreases significantly the intensity, duration and frequency of nausea and vomiting, achieving total protection (no vomiting) in 4.34% of cycles of chemotherapy in group A, 32.2% in group B and 30.2% in group C (p less than 0.005 group A versus group B and A versus group C). Also we observed, without statistical analysis, better subjective tolerance to chemotherapy in patients receiving lorazepam associated to schedule B (schedule C). This makes it the recommended schedule.
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- 1990
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