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  • J Pallit Care Med 11: 404,
  • DOI: 10.4172/2165-7386.1000404

A psychological commentary on the relationship dynamics underlying cancer overtreatment in advanced cancer patients.

Giorgia Razzini1*, Fabrizio Artioli1 and Cesare Secchi2
1Unit of Medical Oncology Civil Hospital, Azienda Usl Modena, Carpi (MO), Italy
2International Psychoanalytical Association, Italy
*Corresponding Author : Giorgia Razzini, Unit of Medical Oncology Civil Hospital, Via G. Molinari, Carpi 41012 (MO), Italy, Tel: +39059659981, Email: g.razziniext@ausl.mo.it

Abstract

To prolong life as well as to relieve symptoms, patients with advanced or relapsed cancer are overtreated with antineoplastic agents before they die. On the other hand , prescribing anticancer treatment can be considered a substitute for a relationship that has become more and more difficult as the disease worsens. The aim of this commentary is to reflect on this theme, with particular reference to its psychological implications for oncologists and cancer patients.

Keywords: Cancer; Overtreatment; Oncologist-patient relationship; Hope

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