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Dyspnea in Advanced Cancer

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13 High flow oxygen at home, esp. if severely hypoxemic and goal concordant Non-invasive ventilation at home, esp. if hypercapneic and goal concordant Palliative sedation if refractory dyspnea despite all measures Advanced Measures Patients in the last days of life oen have severe dyspnea requiring hospitalization. A palliative care consultation is essential. Delirium and drowsiness may complicate symptom assessment and goals-of-care discussions. e short life expectancy increases the urgency to alleviate dyspnea and may limit the role of other therapies, such as cancer treatments, self-management strategies, and physical therapy (light orange). Palliative sedation is a potential option for highly selected patients with refractory dyspnea.

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