CLINICAL STUDIES ON SCALP COOLING
- PubMed: Scalp cooling and scalp metastases, a systematic review
- PubMed: Scalp cooling to prevent chemotherapy-induced alopecia
- Chemo-induced hair loss and its psychosocial impact
- Scalp cooling prevents persistant chemotherapy-induced alopecia
- Has scalp cooling reached the level of standard care?
- Scalp cooling: No increased risk of scalp metastases
- Scalp cooling efficacy, safety, and tolerability review
- Guide: Understand & prevent chemo-induced hair loss
- Side effects and hair loss with scalp cooling
- FDA: Clears expanded use of cooling cap
- Scalp cooling safely reduces chemotherapy hair loss
- Scalp-cooling during eribulin treatment for metastatic breast cancer
- Scalp cooling for hair loss in breast cancer, review & meta-analysis
“Complete hair loss is both psychologically distressing and socially disabling for most patients.”
"The use of scalp cooling caps is therefore of interest to many patients, particularly women who have undergone breast cancer surgery and require adjuvant chemotherapy. These are otherwise healthy women who wish to return as quickly as possible to their normal lives, including work, social activities, and other daily routines.”
Consultant and Head of Department Svend Erik Nielsen, North Zealand Hospital
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