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137 related items for PubMed ID: 26361265

  • 1. Regaining familiarity with own body after treatment for operable lung cancer - a qualitative longitudinal exploration.
    Missel M, Pedersen JH, Hendriksen C, Tewes M, Adamsen L.
    Eur J Cancer Care (Engl); 2016 Nov; 25(6):1076-1090. PubMed ID: 26361265
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  • 2. Diagnosis as the First Critical Point in the Treatment Trajectory: An Exploration of Operable Lung Cancer Patients' Lived Experiences.
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  • 3. Exercise intervention for patients diagnosed with operable non-small cell lung cancer: a qualitative longitudinal feasibility study.
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  • 4. Re-embodying eating after surgery for oesophageal cancer: Patients' lived experiences of participating in an education and counselling nutritional intervention.
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  • 8. A sense of understanding and belonging when life is at stake-Operable lung cancer patients' lived experiences of participation in exercise.
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  • 12. Lived experiences of everyday life during curative radiotherapy in patients with non-small-cell lung cancer: A phenomenological study.
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  • 13. Making the invisible body visible. Bone scans, osteoporosis and women's bodily experiences.
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  • 16. A longitudinal exploration of 'Four Critical Moments' during treatment trajectory in patients with operable lung cancer and the feasibility of an exercise intervention: a research protocol.
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