Cardio-Oncology: Novel Concepts in Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of Cardiotoxicity, from Gender Differences and Beyond (Second Edition)
A special issue of Journal of Clinical Medicine (ISSN 2077-0383). This special issue belongs to the section "Cardiovascular Medicine".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 December 2024) | Viewed by 239
Special Issue Editors
Interests: echocardiography; heart failure; blood pressure; clinical cardiology; cardiac function; cardiomyopathies; atherosclerosis; cardiovascular medicine; cardiovascular physiology; chronic heart failure
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Interests: congenital heart disease; pediatric cardiology; gender medicine; physical exercise; speckle-tracking echocardiography; multi-modality imaging; cardiomyopathy; cardio-oncology; cardiac surgery; heart failure
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Dear Colleagues,
Significant improvements in recent decades in the diagnosis and therapy of a variety of cancers have profoundly transformed several neoplasms, from incurable conditions to chronic diseases. On the other hand, therapeutic advances have led to increased morbidity and mortality due to treatment side effects. In this clinical scenario, cardiovascular (CV) disease is evolving as a crucial cause of morbidity and death in many cancer survivors. The latter may be the result of cardiotoxicity as well as the enhanced development of CV disease, especially in the presence of traditional CV risk factors. Moreover, CVD and cancer share several overlapping risk factors such as age, tobacco habit, obesity, and sedentary behavior. Cardio-oncology represents a relatively new subspecialty focusing on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of CV complications related to cancer and its therapy. Gender differences are well known in oncological and CV diseases, but to date, they are still less enlightened in cardio-oncological scenarios. Following the success of the first volume of “Cardio-Oncology: Novel Concepts in Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of Cardiotoxicity, from Gender Differences and Beyond”, we here announce the second volume of this Special Issue with the aim of highlighting recent advances in gender differences, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis in cardio-oncology.
Prof. Dr. Sabina Gallina
Dr. Valentina Bucciarelli
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- cardio-oncology
- cardiotoxicity
- gender medicine
- chemotherapy
- radiotherapy
- immune and targeted therapeutics
- physical activity
- quality of life
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