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Emesis y quimioterapia. Papel de los setrones

Publicado: 2023-03-29

VOLUMEN 36, NÚM. 2, marzo-abril (2022), PAG. 59-112

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La emesis por quimioterapia ha sido considerada clásicamente como un efecto adverso frecuente y con importantes implicaciones en la adherencia a los tratamientos oncológicos y la calidad de vida de los pacientes oncológicos. El desarrollo de fármacos antagonistas del receptor 5-HT3 ha supuesto una revolución en el tratamiento de este problema, siendo uno de los principales avances de la oncología moderna, y ha hecho posible que en la actualidad contemos con protocolos bien definidos basados en diferentes formulaciones y vías de administración con objetivo de ofrecer un mejor control sintomático a nuestros pacientes. En este artículo procederemos a hacer una revisión de estos fármacos y su uso en la emesis por quimioterapia.

Palabras Clave: Emesis por quimioterapia. Setrones.

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