Panelists discuss how the COCOON dermatologic management protocol significantly reduced grade 2 or higher dermatologic adverse events in multiple locations, particularly on the face/body (23% vs 62%), scalp (9% vs 29%), and nails (16% vs 21%).
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Dermatologic Adverse Events—COCOON vs Standard of Care
Study Focus:
This study assessed the impact of the COCOON dermatologic management intervention vs standard of care in reducing dermatologic adverse events (DAEs) during oncology treatment.
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DAEs by Location:
Clinical Impact:
Treatment Tolerability:
Conclusion:
The COCOON intervention significantly reduces dermatologic toxicities, improves patient quality of life, and allows for better adherence to cancer therapy within the critical first 12 weeks, and likely beyond.
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