Palliative care in high-tech medicine: defining the point of no return Christoph Hürny Editorial Pages: 3 - 4
PANG (Pain and Nociception Group) London Chronic Pain Symposium, 10–12 May 1993 Meeting Highlights Pages: 336 - 337
Hypofractionation radiotherapy for a locally recurrent rectal carcinoma as a treatment for an elderly patient C. I. RodriguesK. H. NjoA. B. M. F. Karim Short Communication Pages: 334 - 335
Respiratory distress syndrome in patients with advanced cancer treated with pentoxifylline: a randomized study A. ArdizzoiaP. LissoniS. Barni Original Articles Pages: 331 - 333
Food avoidance in patients undergoing cancer chemotherapy Susan Holmes Original Articles Pages: 326 - 330
Fatigue affecting family caregivers of cancer patients Susan JensenBarbara Given Original Articles Pages: 321 - 325
“Fatigue and malaise” as a quality-of-life indicator in small-cell lung cancer patients Christoph HürnyJürg BernhardSwiss Group for Clinical Cancer Research (SAKK), Konsumstrasse 13, CH-3010 Bern, Switzerland Original Articles Pages: 316 - 320
Assessment of fatigue in cancer and non-cancer patients and in healthy individuals Agnes Glaus Original Articles Pages: 305 - 315
Is the pharmacological treatment of cancer cachexia possible? Eduardo Bruera Review Articles Pages: 298 - 304
Critical reappraisal of vitamins and trace minerals in nutritional support of cancer patients H. B. Stähelin Review Articles Pages: 295 - 297
Unorthodox cancer therapies: a controversial issue in cancer care F. Stiefel Supportive Care News Pages: 287 - 289
Professional rehabilitation of lymphoma patients: a study of psychosocial factors associated with return to work D. RazaviN. DelvauxP. Stryckmans Short Communications Pages: 276 - 278
The influence of supportive nutritional therapy via percutaneous endoscopically guided gastrostomy on the quality of life of cancer patients M. SenftR. FietkauR. Sauer Short Communications Pages: 272 - 275
“Learning to cope” — an intervention in cancer care Gertrude Grahn Original Articles Pages: 266 - 271
Continuity of the doctor/patient relationship during the routine follow-up of a breast cancer patient Kaija HolliMatti Hakama Original Articles Pages: 263 - 265
Attitudes of Swiss physicians in prescribing opiates for cancer pain F. StiefelR. MorantH. J. Senn Original Articles Pages: 259 - 262
Pitfalls in the use of opiates in treatment of cancer pain D. A. Lossignol Original Articles Pages: 256 - 258
Anaerobic bacteremia in a cancer center L. M. NoriegaP. Van der AuweraM. Aoun Original Articles Pages: 250 - 255
Cytomegaloviral virus infection in bone marrow transplantation recipients: strategies for prevention and treatment H. Kent HollandRein Saral Review Articles Pages: 245 - 249
Diagnosis and treatment of invasive fungal infections in cancer patients Pietro MartinoCorrado Girmenia Review Articles Pages: 240 - 244
Paracelsus, scientific research and supportive care — 500 years after! H. J. Senn Special Article Pages: 230 - 232
Infection in the neutropenic patient: directions for future research Stephen C. Schimpff Editorial Pages: 223 - 227
The 4th International Symposium: Supportive Care in Cancer (SUP-93) —a scientific, social and snowy event Peter Drings Meeting Highlights Pages: 217 - 221
Fluconazol plus ofloxacin in prophylaxis of infections in patients with acute leukemia: a comparative study P. ŠajbenT. MinárikV. Krčméry Jr. Short Communication Pages: 214 - 216
Patient assessment of a combined medical and nursing preparation to cytotoxic chemotherapy Christopher EllisBarrie D. EvansVernon Harvey Original Articles Pages: 209 - 213
The Perceived Adjustment to Chronic Illness Scale (PACIS): a global indicator of coping for operable breast cancer patients in clinical trials Christoph HürnyJürg Bernhardthe International Breast Cancer Study Group (IBCSG), Coordinating Center, Konsumstrasse 13, CH-3007 Bern, Switzerland Original Articles Pages: 200 - 208
Pneumococcal immunity and response to immunization with pneumococcal vaccine in bone marrow transplant patients: the influence of graft versus host reaction Viera HammarströmKarlis PauksenPer Ljungman Original Articles Pages: 195 - 199
Double β-lactam regimen compared to an aminoglycoside/β-lactam regimen as empiric antibiotic therapy for febrile granulocytopenic cancer patients Jai H. JoshiKathryn A. NewmanStephen C. Schimpff Original Articles Pages: 186 - 194
Delayed emesis: a dilemma in antiemetic control Rebecca A. ClarkRichard J. Gralla Review Articles Pages: 182 - 185
Progress in controlling emesis with cancer chemotherapy Richard J. GrallaRebecca A. Clark Review Articles Pages: 178 - 181
Anticipatory nausea and vomiting: broadening the scope of psychological treatments Maggie Watson Special Article Pages: 171 - 177
A critical appraisal of antiemetic prophylaxis: are we really making progress? M. Dicato Editorial Pages: 165 - 166
International Congress of Psychosocial Oncology, Beaune, France, 12–14 October 1992 F. Stiefel Meeting Highlights Pages: 161 - 162
Management of bleeding in a patient with colorectal cancer: a case study Margaret Farncombe Short Communications Pages: 159 - 160
Blindness secondary to prostate cancer Nicholas J. VogelzangDavid OlsonGerald W. Chodak Short Communications Pages: 156 - 158
Cancer patients and their network: the meaning of the social network and social interactions for quality of life Johan H. de RuiterJohanna C. J. M. de HaesReike Tempelaar Original Articles Pages: 152 - 155
Caring for severely ill cancer patients B. Beck-FriisP. StrangP. -O. Sjödén Original Articles Pages: 145 - 151
Oral acyclovir as prophylaxis for bacterial infections during induction therapy for acute leukaemia in adults B. LönnqvistJ. PalmbladThe Leukemia Group of Middle Sweden Original Articles Pages: 139 - 144
