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Abstract
Cough is a common symptom in palliative medicine and the causes may be multifactorial. When problematic it invariably affects quality of life. Evaluation must begin with a detailed history and examination with consideration given to further tests and imaging. Treatment must begin with the identification and correction of any reversible causes in addition to emperic treatment. A logical approach and regular monitoring is advised.
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| Authors | ;Keenleyside Georgina;Vora Vandana |
| Journal | Öneri |
| Year | 2006 |
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