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PET/CT-Guided Interventions in Oncology Patients: A Nursing Perspective.
Journal of Radiology Nursing 2017 June
In the past five years, the utilization of PET/CT guidance is more commonly used for cancer patients undergoing biopsy and ablations at this NCI-Designated Cancer Center. The interventional use of PET/CT imaging requires nurses to have a thorough understanding of the mechanisms involved in order to provide the best care in an environment that is safe for patients and staff. Evidence suggests cohesive care and safe practice measures are achieved when patients actively participate and understand their care. This article will discuss how a collaborative, patient-centered approach in caring for oncologic patients undergoing PET/CT interventions is necessary for achieving quality patient outcomes.
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