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Workshop on self-care for patients with rheumatic disease. initiative in nursing of the Prince of Asturias Hospital. Spain, July 2012.- the consultation of nursing at Rheumatology of the Hospital Universitario Príncipe de Asturias, in Alcalá de Henares, makes charlas-taller to offer patients resources that improve their quality of life, telling them how to increase effective self-management, teaching them guidelines to prevent adverse effects and eliminate or reduce the symptoms of the disease. Support briefings is the rheumatic patient which focuses on concepts (characteristics, symptoms, or healthy lifestyle habits) overview of rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis and psoriatic arthropathy, chronic inflammatory diseases three most prevalent. Los pacientes que han participado en un taller sobre enfermedades reumáticas han adquirido conocimientos teóricos sobre las distintas patologías e información práctica sobre los dispositivos subcutáneos (jeringa o una pluma inyectora) que se utilizan para la aplicación de los distintos tratamientos (FAME tradicional y biológico) aprendiendo su correcta utilización. In these workshops sufferers have the opportunity to know the devices available for the administration of drugs proposed by their doctors. The importance of self-care in rheumatic diseases When the patient receives the diagnosis of chronic diseases that are treatable, it assumed a great emotional impact, the same is true when you must assimilate that you need to learn the use of devices to self-administer subcutaneous treatment. Cuanto más informado está un paciente, es más colaborador en...

Nine out of ten patients with prostate cancer treated with radiotherapy robotic – Cyberknife maintain their sexual capacity. -the biochemical control of the initial prostate cancer patients treated with the Cyberknife system reaches up to 93% in five years Madrid, July of 2012. During the course of robotic Radioterapia Guiada por Imagen in time Real – CyberKnife which was held in the center of formation of the Foundation group IMO on 21 and 22 June in Madrid, Dr. Rafael Garcia, Coordinator of the radiotherapy and robotic radiosurgery center – group CyberKnife IMO has referred to , between 80 and 90% of patients with early stage prostate cancer, treated with this modern technique they maintain full their capacity sexual after receiving treatment and the biochemical control of the disease is 93% at age five by what it can be said that this technique has great advantages compared to conventional radiotherapy or with the own radical Prostate Surgery ”. A comfortable and safe for the patient technique Robotic CyberKnife radiotherapy allows an excellent capacity to monitor the tumor during a submillimetre precision radiation, applying only the tumor a high dose of radiation reflecting a decrease toxicity in bodies so close to the prostate as the bladder and rectum. For Dr. Silvia Sánchez, specialist in radiation oncology radiotherapy and radiosurgery robotic – Grupo IMO CyberKnife Center of is a treatment of precision...