ANALYTICAL REVIEW / John Wiley & Sons Ltd. / Bernstein / MEDLINE / /
Country
Germany / Sweden / United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
Uni6ersity Hospital / Bridge et al. / University of Bochum / / /
IndustryTerm
chemotherapeutical protocol / care of cancer / cancer therapy / thoughtful search / CANCER TREATMENT / treatment of cancer / literature search / chemotherapy protocol / /
MedicalCondition
neoplasms / EFFECTIVENESS OF RELAXATION TRAINING IN REDUCING TREATMENT-RELATED SYMPTOMS AND IMPROVING EMOTIONAL ADJUSTMENT IN ACUTE NON-SURGICAL CANCER TREATMENT / adult cancer / nausea / studies measuring vomiting / Germany SUMMARY Cancer / fatigue / Primary cancer / certain common primary cancer / Ltd. INTRODUCTION Cancer / leukemia / cancer / disease / Actual cancer / vomiting levels / variables depression / post-chemotherapy nausea / medical cancer / significantly less nausea / hematological cancer / lymphomas / vomiting / pain / post-chemotherapy/transplantation nausea / symptoms nausea / emotional adjustment variables depression / depression / different medical cancer / vomiting response / /
MedicalTreatment
Cancer surgery / relaxation techniques / chemotherapy / radiotherapy / imagery / bone marrow transplant / surgery / cancer therapy / music therapy / hypnosis / psychotherapy / relaxation / relaxation technique / guided imagery / biofeedback / drug therapy / behavioral counseling / autogenic training / /
MusicGroup
Nausea / /
Organization
University of Bochum / Department of Medical Psychology / Medical Faculty / Uni6ersity Hospital Hamburg / Department of Clinical Psychology / Bone Marrow Transplantation Unit / / /
Position
therapist / professional therapist / individual therapist / /
The effectiveness of relaxation training in reducing treatment-related symptoms and improving emotional adjustment in acute non-surgical cancer treatment: a meta-analytical review