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Cardiac complications in cancer treatment - A review.
Hellenic Journal of Cardiology : HJC 2017 May
Cardiac dysfunction is often associated with effective cancer treatment. A number of targeted therapies against cancer have been observed to cause cardiac dysfunction. In some instances, a patient may outlive his or her cancer but die due to heart failure. Recent research has been focused on the development of new avenues and technological advancements to monitor clinical cardiotoxicity and cardiac dysfunction due to anticancer treatment. These newer treatment options are also increasingly effective and are focused more on post-cancer life. The present review article expands the current view of cardiac complications involved in cancer treatment along with the recent developments in the area.
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