While chemotherapeutic agents have yielded relative success in the treatment of cancer,
patients are often plagued with unwanted and even debilitating side-effects from the …

Context Although cognitive impairments have been identified in patients with non–central
nervous system cancer, especially breast cancer, the respective roles of cancer and …

Increasing numbers of cancer patients survive and live longer than five years after therapy,
but very often side effects of cancer treatment arise at same time. One of the side effects …

Among the potential adverse effects of breast cancer treatment, chemotherapy-related
cognitive impairment (CRCI) has gained increased attention in the past years. In this review …

Neither pain, nor depression exist as independent phenomena per se, they are highly
subjective inner states, formed by our brain and built on the bases of our experiences …

Chemobrain or chemotherapy induced cognitive impairment (CICI) represents a new clinical
syndrome characterised by memory, learning and motor function impairment. As numerous …

Whilst chemotherapy is a widely used anti-cancer treatment, a subset of patients experience
cognitive decline. However, cancer type, treatment regimen, fatigue and anxiety can …

Cancer‐related cognitive impairment (CRCI) is an important clinical problem for cancer
patients and survivors. In this review, we summarize studies investigating the occurrence of …

Chemotherapy is an important component of cancer treatment, which has side effects like
vomiting, peripheral neuropathy, and numerous organ toxicity but the most significant …

Cognitive dysfunction has been one of the most reported and studied adverse effects of
cancer treatment, but, for many years, it was overlooked by the medical community …