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Longitudinal characterisation of cachexia in patients undergoing surgical resection for cancer.

Current opinion in supportive and palliative care - 1 Sept 2023

Brown Leo R, Laird Barry J A, Wigmore Stephen J, Skipworth Richard J E

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PURPOSE OF REVIEW: The complexity of the cancer cachexia phenotype has undoubtedly hindered researchers' understanding of this devastating syndrome. The presence and magnitude of host-tumour interactions are rarely considered during clinical decision-making within the current staging paradigm. Furthermore, treatment options for those patients who are identified as suffering from cancer cachexia remain extremely...

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PMID: 37389614
DOI: 10.1097/SPC.0000000000000660

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