Scientific article
Review
French

Composition corporelle: outil d'aide à la décision en oncologie, pratiques actuelles et perspectives

Published inRevue médicale suisse, vol. 8, no. 342, p. 1118-1123
Publication date2012
Abstract

This review aims to highlight the synergies between clinical nutrition, body composition and cancer treatment. Body composition is already a powerful tool to diagnose cachexia and determine response to nutritionnal intervention. It may be used in the future to fine tune body surface area (BSA) based drug dose determination thanks to its capacity to predict chemotoxicity. The overall aim of nutritionnal intervention is to optimize the oncological care by reducing treatment interruptions and improving the quality of life. However, to achieve this goal, nutritionnal intervention has to be very accurate as most of the failures result from inappropriate intervention.

Keywords
  • Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols/adverse effects
  • Body Composition/drug effects/physiology
  • Cachexia/chemically induced/diagnosis/etiology/therapy
  • Combined Modality Therapy/methods/trends
  • Decision Making
  • Decision Support Techniques
  • Diet Therapy/methods/utilization
  • Humans
  • Medical Oncology/methods/trends
  • Models, Biological
  • Neoplasms/complications/diagnosis/therapy
  • Nutrition Therapy/methods/utilization
  • Obesity/complications/therapy
Citation (ISO format)
JACQUELIN-RAVEL, Nathalie, AAPRO, Matti, PICHARD, Claude. Composition corporelle: outil d’aide à la décision en oncologie, pratiques actuelles et perspectives. In: Revue médicale suisse, 2012, vol. 8, n° 342, p. 1118–1123.
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