The most common type of pain associated with hematologic cancers are neuropathic pain.

Sometimes in some forms of cancer treatment, women enter a state of permanent menopause.

Radiation therapy side effects include desquamation, plexopathy, and proctitis.

In chemotherapy related polyneuropathy, motor nerves are more affected than sensory nerves.

The cervical region of the spinal cord is the most common site for cancer involvment.

Patients undergoing chemotherapy can sustain premature cardiac damage.

Exercises should focus on function with full loading of the affected bone in metastatic disease.

Pancreatic cancer has the lowest survival rate of all cancers followed by prostate cancer.

Poor expected long-term survival is a contraindication for treatment.