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Nei trattamenti palliativi la chirurgia svolge un ruolo importante: l’obiettivo primario di qualsiasi chirurgia palliativa è il sollievo dei sintomi, con conservazione o miglioramento della qualità della vita [1]. Nella pratica oncologica, la chirurgia palliativa si riferisce in generale a interventi chirurgici di natura non curativa. La chirurgia palliativa coinvolge anche le procedure chirurgiche finalizzate principalmente al trattamento dei sintomi o delle complicanze associati al tumore.
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Racca, P., Mussa, B., Ferracini, R., Righi, D., Repetto, L., Spadi, R. (2011). Tecniche palliative e procedure di supporto in oncologia chirurgica. In: Nuove tecnologie chirurgiche in oncologia. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2385-7_13
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