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Palliative radiation therapy in bladder cancer: a matter of dose, techniques and patients' selection.

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Palliative care privileges comfort over healing, with the main intent on management of symptoms such as pain or bleeding. Usually palliative cares are reserved for patients with a diagnosis of… Click to show full abstract

Palliative care privileges comfort over healing, with the main intent on management of symptoms such as pain or bleeding. Usually palliative cares are reserved for patients with a diagnosis of terminal illness with less than 6-month life expectancy when the curative treatments are no longer possible (1).

Keywords: bladder cancer; palliative radiation; radiation therapy; therapy bladder; cancer matter; matter dose

Journal Title: Annals of palliative medicine
Year Published: 2019

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