Institut De Cancérologie De Lorraine

This study looked at whether keeping the bladder empty or filled during cervical cancer radiation treatment affects how much radiation reaches nearby healthy organs. Researchers compared two approaches in 22 patients to see if one method better protects the bowel, rectum, and oth…

This study tested two different treatment approaches given before surgery for borderline pancreatic cancer. It compared giving patients a strong chemotherapy regimen alone versus adding radiation with chemotherapy before their operation. The goal was to see which approach better …

This study tested whether adding formal hypnosis to standard care could help patients feel less anxious and experience less pain during a specific part of their cancer radiation treatment called brachytherapy. It involved 68 adult patients undergoing this procedure. Researchers c…

This study tested whether a short meditation program could help reduce stress for hospital staff working in cancer care. Twenty employees participated in a 3-week program that taught meditation and stress management techniques. Researchers measured whether the program was practic…

This study aimed to understand how well patients with advanced breast or prostate cancer follow their prescribed oral medication plans. Researchers observed 200 patients to see what factors, like health status, side effects, or personal support, might make it harder for them to t…

This study aimed to understand why many cancer patients don't exercise, even though it's known to improve well-being and outcomes. Researchers surveyed 261 French patients with breast, prostate, or colorectal cancer to identify the psychological and social factors that influence …

This study tested a special monitoring device that measures pain signals in patients under anesthesia during breast cancer surgery. Researchers wanted to see if this device could help determine when nerve blocks (pain-numbing injections) aren't working properly. The goal was to i…