Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to K Campbell.
This penultimate paper in our series on haematological malignancies looks at the rare types of leukaemia. The epidemiology, pathophysiology, treatment and prognosis for each group is described. The signs and symptoms are also highlighted.
This paper continues our series on haematological malignancies by describing the classification, epidemiology and aetiology of lymphomas and outlining clinical approaches.
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The intent of this article is to provide intravenous nurses with options for marketing and promoting their IV teams in institutions to enhance viability of the team concept and promote quality nursing care for the consumer. The article supplies options for a business plan to present to administration to promote the team concept both in the hospital and in alternate site settings.
This paper is the last in a series looking at haematological malignancies. It pinpoints where we are now in the treatment of leukaemias before discussing current and future developments.
This article, the first of three on bone-marrow/stem-cell transplantation, looks at the general principles, uses and risk of this type of transplantation. The treatment has progressed from a last-resort experimental therapy to being a routine component for treating some forms of malignancy. Potential new sources of stem cells offer the hope of extending the number of transplants that can be performed. The second article in the series will discuss details of the different types of transplant, while the third will cover nursing aspects of transplantation.
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This article looks at the use of data from post-mortems, of reasons why certain deaths are referred to the coroner and how the bodies are dealt with. The post-mortem procedure is also described.