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Title: Palliative care


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Palliative care
  • For cancer patients
  • Team approach

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Sympathy is not enough
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What can we do ?
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Better quality of life
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Cancer pain management
  • Dr. Ahmed Helmy Abouel Soud
  • Board member of WSPC
  • Professor of Pain Relief, N.C.I., Cairo
    University, Egypt

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Cancer pain
  • 70 of advanced cases
  • Any site any type

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Tools
  • Drugs
  • Interventions

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Pharmacotherapy
  • WHO ladder system
  • By the clock
  • Oral or transdermal rout
  • Full dose

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WHO ladder system
  • Non opioid adjuvants
  • Weak opioids I
  • Strong opioids I

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Sustained release opioids
  • Oral weak opioids e.g. tramundine, D.H.C.
  • Oral strong opioids e.g. MST, oxycontin and MXL
  • Transdermal e.g. Fentanyl patch (Durogesic)

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Newer Fentanyl (Durogesic) patch
  • Simpler, thinner
  • Better adhesion
  • Fentanyl in dissolved state with no ethanol as
    permeation enhancer
  • Can be divided
  • Guarantee stable blood fentanyl level for 72 h

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Side effects
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Pain interventionsminimally invasive procedures
  • Delivery of opioids to the C.N.S.
  • Destruction of pain pathway

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Delivery of opioids to the C.N.S.
  • Frequent delivery by special device
  • Generalized pain, initial good response to the
    systemic drug with appearance of tolerance or
    side effects, adequate test response
  • Better response with lower dose and lesser side
    effects

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Pain pathway destruction
  • Advanced cancer
  • Localized severe pain
  • Accessible target

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Ideal procedure
  • Life long
  • High success rate with selective destruction
  • Complete or satisfactory pain relief
  • Percutaneous by R.F. or neurolytics
  • Under local anesthesia
  • No or minimal morbidity

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Common targets
  • Celiac plexus
  • Superior hypogastric plexus
  • Ganglion impar
  • Posterior root
  • Spinothalamic tract
  • Trigeminal tract nucleus

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Neurolytic procedures
  • Celiac plexus
  • Superior hypogastric plexus
  • Ganglion impar
  • Posterior root

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Celiac plexus destruction
  • Upper abdominal visceral pain
  • Pancreas, hepatobiliary, stomach, intestine
  • 85 success

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Celiac Plexus
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Superior hypogastric plexus destruction
  • Pelvic visceral pain
  • Bladder, prostate, cervix, uterus, ovary, colon
    rectum
  • 75 success

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Ganglion impar
  • Junction of the two paravertebral sympathetic
    chains
  • Sacroccygeal junction
  • SMP at the perineal region
  • Ca rectum, anal canal, vagina vulva
  • 50-60 success

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Posterior (sensory) root
  • Localized somatic
  • Rib metastases, ca rectum anal canal
  • 70 success
  • Sensory loss

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Percutaneous RF procedures
  • Cordotomy
  • Tractotomy-nucleotomy
  • Spinothalamic tract
  • Trigeminal tract nucleus

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Spinothalamic tract
  • Crossed fibers
  • Anterolateral quadrant
  • Pain temperature
  • Somatotopic organization
  • Important relations

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Cordotomy
  • Unilateral cancer pain below the clavicle
  • Lung, pleura, pelvic bones muscles, upper
    lower limb
  • 95 success
  • Loss of pinprick temp

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Descending trigeminal tract subnucleus caudalis
  • Posterolateral part
  • Joined by VII, IX and X
  • Somatotopic organization
  • Important relations
  • Pain temperature

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Trigeminal Tractotomy-Nucleotomy
  • Percutaneous
  • under L.A. sedation
  • C-T guided
  • R.F.
  • Occiput / C1 level
  • 75 success

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