[Treatment of hand-foot syndrome in the context of targeted therapies].

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Abstract
The drugs used to treat cancers can cause side effects. This is the case of hand-foot syndrome, particularly debilitating for patients, caused by certain chemotherapies or targeted therapies. Feedback from a clinical research nurse, working in oncology, on a nursing care protocol developed in conjunction with dermatologists.
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Authors Cheron, Coralie;
Journal revue de l'infirmiere
Year 2019
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S1293-8505(19)30085-5
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