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GLS . Smanjenje EF za > 10% pri vrijednosti < 53% ili pad GLS   ili 5 godina, u zavisnosti od faktora rizika starosti, ukupne
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            > 15% u odnosu na početnu vrijednost ukazuju na klinički   doze  primljenog  antraciklina,  kombinacije  hemoterapije  i
            značajnu  kardiotoksičnost .  Nakon  završetka  onkološkog   radioterapije (što predstavlja dodatni rizik i zahtijeva češće
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            liječenja,  prvu  ehokardiografiju  treba  uraditi  nakon  6-12   kontrole) .
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            mjeseci, kasnije ponoviti u vremenskim intervalima od 1, 2



            Zaključak

            Hemoterapija je povezana sa različitim kardiotoksičnim efektima, uključujući srčanu slabost,
            miokarditis, perikarditis, aritmije, hipertenziju, ishemiju i infarkt miokarda, kao i tromboembolijske
            događaje. Pažljivo praćenje pojave svega navedenog je neophodno kod pacijenata koji se liječe
            citotoksičnim agensima, a rizike i koristi od specifičnih terapija potrebno je pažljivo procijeniti
            individualnim pristupom pacijentu. Veza između kumulativne doze i kardiotoksičnosti je kompleksna
            i razlikuje se na osnovu specifičnog lijeka, trajanja liječenja i individualnih karakteristika pacijenta.







            Abstract

            Cardiotoxicity is one of the most important side effects of first-line chemotherapy medications. It is influenced by genetic
            variation, whereby the relationship between the chemotherapeutic dose and the risk of cardiotoxicity can be altered.
            The incidence of cardiotoxicity depends on the substance used in the therapeutic modality of cancer, and can reach an
            incidence of 30% during a three-year follow-up. The main element of the clinical picture is systolic dysfunction of the left
            ventricle, with symptoms of heart failure, which can change or stop oncological therapy, along with pharmacological
            treatment of heart failure. These symptoms can occur during prolonged use of cancer therapies, monitoring the patient is
            meaningful. Considering the increasing success of oncology therapy and the extension of life, as well as the improvement
            of the quality of life, a multidisciplinary approach, as well as the symbiosis of the work of cardiologists and oncologists, is
            imperative. Patient stratification in relation to oncological treatment modality is imposed as part of cardiologist's daily work
            from the beginning of cancer treatment.

            Keywords: cardiotoxicity, chemotherapy, treatment, prognosis






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