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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Estrogen receptor beta modulates prostate carcinogenesis

Nelson, Adam William January 2017 (has links)
Prostate cancer (PC) is characterised by dependence upon androgen receptor (AR) as its driving oncogene. When organ-confined, radical treatment can be curative, however there is no cure for advanced, castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC). There is therefore a need to better understand the biology of PC, and how influencing AR can modify disease progression. Estrogen is essential for prostate carcinogenesis with evidence from epidemiological, in vitro, human tissue and animal studies. Most suggests that estrogen receptor beta (ERβ) is tumour-suppressive, but trials of ERβ-selective agents have not improved clinical outcomes. ERβ has also been implicated as an oncogene, therefore its role remains unclear. Additional evidence suggests interplay between ERβ and AR, the mechanisms of which are uncertain. The study hypothesis ‘ERβ is an important modulator of prostate carcinogenesis’ was developed to establish whether targeting ERβ could affect PC progression. Much of the confusion around ERβ stems from use of inadequately validated antibodies and cell line models. The first phase of this work was to test ERβ antibodies using an ERβ-inducible cell system. Eight ERβ antibodies were assessed by multiple techniques, showing that commonly used antibodies are either non-specific or only specific in one modality. Two reliable antibodies were identified. Next, cell lines previously used to study ERβ were assessed using validated antibodies and independent approaches. No ERβ expression was detected; an important finding that casts doubt on previously published ERβ biology. Subsequently, a PC cell line with inducible ERβ expression (LNCaP-ERβ) was developed and validated to enable controlled experiments on the effects of ERβ on proliferation, gene expression and ERβ/AR genomic cross-talk. Phase three of this work focused on ERβ biology in PC and its relationship to AR. Interrogation of clinical datasets showed that greater ERβ expression associated with favourable prognosis. Gene expression data from men treated with androgen deprivation therapy revealed that AR represses ERβ. This was confirmed in vitro. The LNCaP-ERβ cell line was treated with androgen and/or ERβ-selective estrogen. Activated ERβ in the presence of androgen-stimulated AR inhibited cell proliferation and down-regulated androgen-dependent genes. Genome-wide mapping of ERβ binding sites reveals that ERβ antagonises AR through competition for shared DNA binding sites. In conclusion, ERβ expression is down-regulated by AR during malignant transformation of prostate epithelium. We reveal an antagonistic relationship between ERβ and AR whereby sustaining or replacing ERβ may inhibit tumour growth through down-regulation of AR-target genes. In future, an ERβ-selective compound may be used to slow or abrogate PC progression.
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Symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress in Parents of Children on Cancer Treatment : Factor Structure, Experiential Avoidance, and Internet-based Guided Self-help

Cernvall, Martin January 2014 (has links)
Having a child diagnosed with cancer is stressful and many parents of children on treatment for cancer report symptoms of posttraumatic stress (PTSS). The overall purpose was to, among parents of children on treatment for cancer, investigate the factor structure of PTSS; investigate the relationships between experiential avoidance (EA), rumination, PTSS and depression; and to develop, test, and evaluate a guided self-help intervention provided via the internet. In a longitudinal study with three assessments (n = 249-203) results indicated that a four-factor solution of PTSS including the factors re-experiencing, avoidance, dysphoria, and hyper-arousal provided best fit and that the pattern and size of factor loadings were equivalent across the three assessments (Study I). In a case study with pre-, post-, and follow-up assessments a guided self-intervention was well received with clinical significant and reliable improvements in PTSS, depression, and quality of life (Study II). Furthermore, in cross-sectional analyses (n = 79) EA and rumination were positively associated with PTSS and depression and provided incremental explanation in depression while controlling for demographic characteristics, anxiety, and PTSS. In longitudinal analyses (n = 20), EA but not rumination predicted PTSS and depression while controlling for initial levels (Study III). Finally, in a randomized controlled trial with parents fulfilling the modified symptom criteria on the PTSD-Checklist allocated to guided self-help via the internet (n = 31) or to a wait-list control condition (n = 27) there was a significant intervention effect with a large effect size for the primary outcome PTSS. Similar results were observed for the secondary outcomes depression and anxiety, but not for EA and rumination. Exploratory analyses suggested that the relationships between EA and PTSS and between EA and depression were weakened in the intervention group (Study IV). The studies included in the current thesis suggest that a four-factor solution should be used when assessing PTSS in parents of children on cancer treatment. Furthermore, rumination and EA in particular seem to be important constructs to consider when understanding PTSS and depression in this population. Finally, guided self-help via the internet shows promise in reducing PTSS and depression among parents of children on cancer treatment who report a high level of PTSS.
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New preclinical strategies for characterization and development of anticancer drugs

Karlsson, Henning January 2017 (has links)
Increased understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying cancer development has shifted drug discovery towards target driven drug development the last decades, but the development of effective cancer drugs has been hampered by the lack of predictive preclinical models. 3-D cultures, considered to more accurately reflect solid tumors in vivo, have been proposed as one way to increase the predictability of clinical efficacy in cancer drug discovery and development. The aims of this thesis were to improve preclinical models for cancer drug development, with focus on colorectal cancer (CRC) and use of multicellular tumor spheroids (MCTS), and also to mechanistically characterize some potentially new anticancer drugs (papers I – IV). The most important technical improvement was the development of direct measurement of green fluorescent protein (GFP) marked cells in spheroids, simplifying live collection of viability data and enabling high-throughput screening (HTS) in the MCTS model (paper I). In paper III and IV, the 3-D model was adapted to enable studies on the interaction between drugs and radiation. Two potentially new anticancer drugs, VLX50 and VLX60, were mechanistically characterized. VLX60, a novel copper containing thiosemicarbazone, induced reactive oxygen species (ROS) formation, was selectively active against BRAF mutated colon cancer cells and exhibited anticancer activity in vivo (paper II). Furthermore, two potentially new anticancer drugs were found suitable for further development for use in combination with radiation (papers III and IV). In paper III, synergy with radiation in spheroids compared to monolayer cultured colon cancer cells was shown with the novel iron-chelating inhibitor of oxidative phosphorylation, VLX600. In paper IV, the antiprotozoal drug nitazoxanide was shown to sensitize quiescent clonogenic colon cancer cells to radiation. In conclusion, introduction of measurement of fluorescence of GFP marked cells in spheroids makes clinically relevant 3-D models feasible for HTS experiments and characterization of candidate drugs and radiosensitizers in early cancer drug discovery and development. VLX60 has several characteristics suitable for further development into a cancer drug, notably against BRAF mutated colorectal cancer cells. VLX600 and nitazoxanide show radiosensitizing properties making them promising for further development for use as cancer drugs in combination with radiation.
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Immunhistokemi - Utvärdering av antikropp mot pHH3 som potentiell markör för mitos vid diagnostisering av duktal bröstcancer

Sonesson, Hannah January 2017 (has links)
Duktal bröstcancer är den vanligaste formen av invasiva brösttumörer. Graderingssystemet för bröstcancer har definierats av Elston och Ellis och är baserat på tre parametrar. En av dessa är räkning av antal mitoser på preparat färgade med Hematoxylin och Eosin (HE). Som ett komplement vid bedömning av bröstcancer analyseras Ki67, en proliferationsmarkör, med hjälp av immunhistokemi (IHC).  Fosfohiston H3 (pHH3) är ett histonprotein som finns i cellkärnan. Proteinet tros vara en specifik markör för mitos eftersom den är fosforylerad enbart under M-fasen och i slutet av G2-fasen. Syftet med studien var att utvärdera pHH3 som potentiell markör för mitos vid diagnostiseringen av duktal bröstcancer. Syftet var även att jämföra metoden med räkning av antal mitoser och Ki67-positiva celler, samt att studera den interindividuella skillnaden vid bedömningen av preparaten. Materialet bestod av 20 sektorresektat med invasiv duktal bröstcancer. Preparaten färgades med IHC och bedömdes mikroskopiskt. Celler som var positiva för pHH3 och Ki67 samt antal mitoser räknades, av tre läkare. Ett medelvärde för varje patientfall och metod beräknades från läkarnas bedömningar. Metodernas variationskoefficienter och dess medelvärden beräknades. Variationskoefficienterna uppvisade medelvärden på 0,21 för Ki67 +/- 0,10 SD, 0,33 för pHH3 +/- 0,14 SD och 0,46 för mitosräkning +/- 0,34 SD. Korrelationskoefficienterna för metoderna och respektive läkare uppvisade en spridning. Korrelationerna uppvisade medelvärden på r = 0,78 för Ki67 och pHH3, r = 0,74 för Ki67 och mitos samt r = 0,83 för pHH3 och mitos. Enligt studien verkar antipHH3 vara ett bra komplement vid bedömning av duktal bröstcancer. Dock krävs tydliga kriterier för vad som ska räknas som en pHH3-positiv cell. Intervariabiliteten verkar bli mindre med anti-pHH3 än vid räkning av mitoser, som är mer tidskrävande. Minst intervariabilitet ses vid bedömning av anti-Ki67 som en proliferationsmarkör. / Ductal carcinoma of the breast is the most common form of invasive breast tumours. The grading system for breast cancer is defined by Elston and Ellis and is based on three criterions. One of these criterions is the mitotic count in pathological sections of breast carcinomas stained with Hematoxylin Eosin. A common method often applied as a complement in diagnosis of breast carcinoma is immunohistochemical staining with use of antibodies directed against Ki67, a proliferation marker. Phosphohistone H3 is a histone protein that is located in the cell nucleus. The protein is believed to be a specific marker for mitosis since it only is phosphorylated during mitosis, and to some extent at the end of the G2-phase. The purpose of this study was to evaluate pHH3 as a potential marker for mitosis when diagnosing ductal breast cancer. The purpose was also to compare the method to mitotic figuring and the count of Ki67-positive cells, and to study the inter-individual variability when assessing the histological sections. The material consisted of 20 biopsies containing invasive ductal breast cancer. The sections were stained using IHC and all sections were evaluated microscopically. Cells positive for pHH3, Ki67 and mitotic cells were quantified, by three doctors. From the doctors results an average value was determined for each case and method. To be able to compare the methods the coefficient of variation was calculated. The average value of the coefficient of variation was determined for each method and also the standard deviation (SD). The coefficient of variation showed average values of 0,21 for Ki67 +/- 0,10 SD, 0,33 for pHH3 +/- 0,14 SD and 0,46 for mitotic figuring +/- 0,34 SD. The correlation coefficients for the methods and each doctor showed dispersion. The correlations showed average values of r = 0,78 for Ki67 and pHH3, r = 0,74 for Ki67 and mitosis and r = 0,83 for pHH3 and mitosis. According to this study it seems as though anti-pHH3 could complement the other methods. However explicit criteria which defines a threshold value of which cells should be considered pHH3-positive needs to be established. The inter-individual differences seem to decrease using antipHH3 compared with mitotic counting, which is more time consuming. Although the minimum difference can be seen when assessing anti-Ki67 as a proliferation marker.
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Att vara ett syskon till en bror eller syster med cancer

Bergström, Emma, Kärvin, Linnéa January 2017 (has links)
Bakgrund: Varje år insjuknar ca 320 barn mellan 0-18 år av cancer i Sverige vilket innebär att många syskon kan få en förändrad vardag. Cancer orsakas av att celler i kroppen börjar dela sig okontrollerat samt ökar i storlek, vilket resulterar i en cancertumör. Hur ett syskon reagerar när en bror eller syster får sin cancerdiagnos är beroende på ålder och tidigare erfarenheter. I mötet med ett sjukt barn och dess familj är det viktigt att som sjuksköterska stötta och hantera hela familjens upplevelser i den rådande situationen. Syfte: Syftet med studien var att beskriva syskons upplevelse av att ha en bror eller syster med cancer samt att studera de inkluderade artiklarnas undersökningsgrupp. Metod: En deskriptiv litteraturstudie som inkluderar elva vetenskapliga artiklar som söktes via databasen Medline via PubMed. Artiklarna analyserades med hjälp av Polit och Becks niostegsmodell för ett objektivt urval. Huvudresultat: Syskon som hade en bror eller syster med cancer upplevde många omställningar i livet, både emotionellt, fysiskt och psykiskt. Resultatet visar tre centrala stora upplevelser som syskonen upplevde, ”Känslosamma ögonblick”, “Att rätt information skapar trygghet” samt “Att leva i en förändrad tillvaro”. Undersökningsgrupperna i de inkluderade artiklarna var individer mellan 6-22 år och både pojkar och flickor samt att antalet varierade mellan 6-125 deltagare. Slutsats: Ett syskon till en bror eller syster med cancer upplever många känslor och förändringar samt påverkas av den nya tillvaron som uppstår efter cancerbeskedet. Detta innebär att familjesituationen, relationer och skolan påverkas på olika sätt.
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Prediction of survival in prostate cancer : aspects on localised, locally advanced and metastatic disease

Robinson, David January 2008 (has links)
Background and aims: The clinical course of prostate cancer is highly variable and difficult to predict.Stage at presentation, grade and PSA at diagnosis are traditionally used to predict outcome. The aimof this thesis was to identify strategies for improved survival prediction in men with prostate cancer.The way in which prostate cancer affects a population based‐cohort and how routinely measuredvariables can be used to predict survival in an intermediate to long follow‐up period were explored.From this large cohort we separately evaluated how survival can be predicted in men with incidentalcarcinoma (T1a and b) and locally advanced disease (lymph node‐ positive). Immunohistochemistrywas added to routinely measured variables in the subgroup of men with incidental carcinoma.Furthermore, we assessed how the outcome of metastatic disease may be predicted from informationavailable at diagnosis, and during the first six months after treatment. Finally we predicted survivalfor men with metastatic hormone‐refractory prostate cancer (HRPC). Material and methods: From the Swedish South‐East Region Prostate Cancer Register data on 8887men were studied and the impact of tumour grade, serum PSA concentration, TNM classification andtreatment was studied in relation to survival.Furthermore, an evaluation of the disease‐specific mortality of conservatively managed incidentalcarcinoma in relation to T‐category, Gleason score, p53, Ki‐67, Chromogranin A and serotonin wasmade. From the same register we studied whether common predictive factors such as serum‐PSA, Tcategoryand biopsy tumour grade could be used to better assess the prognosis of men with nodepositiveprostate cancer. Using data from the clinical trial SPCG‐5 we studied the possibility of serialmeasurements of PSA and ALP being to predict survival early in the course of hormone‐treatedmetastatic prostate cancer. From the same trial, we also assessed the value of PSA kinetics inpredicting survival and related this to baseline variables in men with metastatic HRPC. Results: In the South–East Region, where screening was seldom done the median age at diagnosisand death was 75 and 80 years respectively, and 12% were diagnosed before the age of 65 years. Hightumour grade, high serum PSA and high T category were associated with poor outcome. The projected 15‐year disease‐specific survival rate was 44% for the whole population. In total, 18% ofpatients had metastases at diagnosis and their median survival was 2.5 years. In the cohort of men with incidental carcinoma, 17% died of prostate cancer. Of 86 patients withGleason score ≤5, three died of prostate cancer. Independent predictors of disease‐specific mortality inmultivariate analysis were category T1b prostate cancer, Gleason score >5 and high immunoreactivityof Ki‐67. Men with lymph‐node positive disease have a median cancer‐specific survival of 8 years.Preoperatively known factors such as PSA, T‐category, age, mode of treatment, failed to predictoutcome, but there was a weak, not statistically significant difference in cancer‐specific survival inrelation to tumour grade. Initial ALP, and ALP and PSA after 6 months of treatment were the serum markers that provided thebest prognostic information about the long‐term outcome of metastatic prostate cancer. In men withHRPC, PSA velocity alone gave a better prediction of survival than all other PSA kinetic variables. Conclusion: In an almost unscreened population, prostate cancer is the elderly mans disease but themortality is high. Ki‐67 may be of value in addition to stage and Gleason score for predicting theprognosis in men with incidental carcinoma.The impact of lymph node metastases on survival overrides all other commonly used prognosticfactors. By following ALP and PSA for 6 months it is possible to predict outcome in metastatic prostate cancer.This gives a much better prediction than baseline PSA and helps to select men with a poor prognosis.By combining PSAV with the variables available at baseline, a better ground for treatment decisionmakingin men with HRPC is achieved.
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Biomarkers of one-carbon metabolism in colorectal cancer risk

Gylling, Björn January 2017 (has links)
One-carbon metabolism, a network of enzymatic reactions involving the transfer of methyl groups, depends on B-vitamins as cofactors, folate as a methyl group carrier, and amino acids, betaine, and choline as methyl group donors. One-carbon metabolism influences many processes in cancer initiation and development such as DNA synthesis, genome stability, and histone and epigenetic methylation. To study markers of one-carbon metabolism and inflammation in relation to colorectal cancer (CRC) risk, we used prediagnostic plasma samples from over 600 case participants and 1200 matched control participants in the population-based Northern Sweden Health and Disease Study cohort. This thesis studies CRC risk with respect to the following metabolites measured in pre-diagnostic plasma samples: 1) folate, vitamin B12, and homocysteine; 2) components of one-carbon metabolism (choline, betaine, dimethylglycine, sarcosine, and methionine); and 3) three markers of different aspects of vitamin B6 status. In addition, this thesis examines three homocysteine ratios as determinants of total B-vitamin status and their relation to CRC risk. In two previous studies, we observed an association between low plasma concentrations of folate and a lower CRC risk, but we found no significant association between plasma concentrations of homocysteine and vitamin B12 with CRC risk. We have replicated these results in a study with a larger sample size and found that low folate can inhibit the growth of established pre-cancerous lesions. Using the full study cohort of over 1800 participants, we found inverse associations between plasma concentrations of the methionine cycle metabolites betaine and methionine and CRC risk. This risk was especially low for participants with the combination of low folate and high methionine versus the combination of low folate and low methionine. Well-functioning methionine cycle lowers risk, while impaired DNA synthesis partly explains the previous results for folate. We used the full study cohort to study associations between CRC risk and the most common marker of vitamin B6 status, pyridoxal' 5-phosphate (PLP), and two metabolite ratios, PAr (4-pyridoxic acid/(PLP + pyridoxal)) estimating vitamin B6 related inflammatory processes and the functional vitamin B6 marker 3-hydroxykynurenine to xanthurenic acid (HK:XA). Increased vitamin B6-related inflammation and vitamin B6 deficiency increase CRC risk. Inflammation was not observed to initiate tumorigenesis. Total B-vitamin status can be estimated by three different recently introduced homocysteine ratios. We used the full study cohort to relate the ratios as determinants of the total B-vitamin score in case and control participants and estimated the CRC risk for each marker. Sufficient B-vitamin status as estimated with homocysteine ratios was associated with a lower CRC risk. These studies provide a deeper biochemical knowledge of the complexities inherent in the relationship between one-carbon metabolism and colorectal tumorigenesis.
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Characterizing the immunogenic cell death induced by Semliki Forest Virus in glioblastoma cell lines

Sivaramakrishnan, Aishwarya January 2021 (has links)
Glioblastoma is the most common primary brain tumor in humans and has a poor prognosis. Current therapies are not curative. Oncolytic viruses (OVs) are being investigated as tools to induce immunogenic cell death (ICD), cell death capable of activating the immune system. Semliki Forest Virus (SFV) strain 4 is an OV being investigated to treat glioblastoma. Previous studies in our lab have shown that SFV4 can induce ICD in human osteosarcoma (HOS) cells and ongoing in vivo studies show that SFV4 infected GL261 cell vaccination providesprotective immunity in mouse models. This study aimed to characterize the ICD induced by SFV4in glioblastoma cell lines, namely GL261, SB28 and CT2A, and to explain some of our in vivoobservations, namely why vaccination with SFV infected GL261 provides protective immunity but vaccination with infected CT2A and SB28 does not. Our in vitro studies found that GL261 is resistant to SFV4 while SB28 and CT2A are susceptible. We show that the virus can replicate in all three cell lines as seen by the presence of dsRNA, but that viral translation is delayed or inhibited in GL261 cells as not all cells positive for dsRNA were positive for SFV4 protein. Additionally, the type I interferon (IFN) pathway, responsible for antiviral defense, was highly upregulated in CT2A and SB28 but not as much in GL261 after infectionas seen by surveying IFIT1, IFITM3 and IFN-beta genes. Interferon stimulated genes (ISG) like CXCL10, a chemoattractant, was highly upregulated in GL261 after infection and might account for the protective immunity seen in vivo after vaccination. PDL1, an interferon stimulated gene responsible for self-tolerance, was highly upregulated in CT2A after infection. The IFN-beta ELISA revealed that both infected and uninfected GL261 cells produce IFN-beta suggesting a constitutively active pathway. Our DC phagocytosis assay showed that SFV4 infection of CT2A and SB28 cells induced a significant increase in DC phagocytosis and SFV4 infection of all three cell lines significantly increased DC maturation. We conclude that SFV4 infection of GL261 cells may induce ICD in vivo through a persistent viral infection and increased expression of CXCL10.
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Evaluation of performance of MSI detection tools using targeted sequencing data

Kolluri, Satya Krishna Prasanna January 2021 (has links)
In recent years, digitalization and computer-based technologies have greatly revolutionized the field of bioinformatics. Advance research and development of computer-based programs have enhanced various DNA sequencing technologies. This advancement has significantly broadened our understanding of genomic evolution and has widely contributed to the application of clinical genomics. Cancer has been one of the major causes of death across the world. Cancer is mainly caused due to the damage or changes in DNA that affect the function of genes which contain a set of instructions that control various functions of cells. This damage in genes that maintain DNA repair mechanism may lead towards genome instability allowing rapid growth of cancer.   Microsatellite instability (MSI) is one such condition characterized due to genomic alteration leading towards the failure of DNA repair mechanism in cancerous cells. MSI is found in various types of cancer but is most often found in colorectal cancer, gastric cancer, and endometrial cancer. Hence, detection of this MSI can greatly contribute towards cancer therapies and enable to plan for the best treatment. This study mainly focuses on evaluating the performance of MSI calling algorithms using targeted sequencing methods.   The literature provides a detailed outline of various topics related to MSI detection. Moreover, different computational methods like MSIsensor, MSIsensor-ct, MSIsensor-pro, MSings, MiMSI, and MSIsensor2 were used in this study for the detection of MSI in selected samples are thoroughly discussed in the methodology section. Finally, the findings of this study conclude that the MSI calling algorithms mentioned above provide accurate detection of MSI in the chosen samples. Also, these algorithms enable us to determine the MSI status of the chosen samples more precisely
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Livet efter cancer : Föräldrars erfarenheter av livet efter barnets avslutade behandling / Life after cancer : Parents' experiences of life after the child's completed treatment

Rosell, Louise, Hirvonen, Angeliqua January 2020 (has links)
Bakgrund: Ordet cancer kan vara ett väldigt laddat ord för många människor, cancer hos barn är ännu mer laddat eftersom det gäller just ett barn. Då ett barn får diagnosen cancer är det inte bara barnet som drabbas, utan även familjen och stora delar av omgivningen såsom skola och kompisar. Idag finns det goda chanser att barn överlever sin cancersjukdom och det finns välgjorda riktlinjer för hur vården ska bedrivas under aktiv behandling och hur uppföljningen av barnet ska ske efter avslutad behandling. Men finns det någon plan för att uppföljning av föräldrarna och hur är deras mående tas omhand efter en påfrestande tid som denna? Syfte: Syftet var att undersöka föräldrars erfarenheter av livet efter att barnet har avslutat en lyckad cancerbehandling. Metod: En litteraturstudie genomfördes och resultatet baseras på åtta vetenskapliga kvalitativa och kvantitativa artiklar. Resultat: Fyra övergripande kategorier identifierades: Erfarenhet av känslomässiga reaktioner; Erfarenhet av påverkan på livet; Betydelsen av stöd och relationer; Att återgå till det normala. Slutsats: Resultat i studien visade att många föräldrar upplever ständig närvaro av oro, ångest eller depression även efter barnets avslutade behandling. De föräldrar som uppfattar sina barn som mer sårbara och bräckliga blir mer påverkade av den negativa stress som sjukdomen och dess behandling har utgjort. Vidare gick att utläsa att den ständiga jakten efter eventuella symtom blir ett stresspåslag och utgör en påminnelse i det vardagliga livet. Allt detta bidrar till okontrollerbara tankar om återfall eller död vilket leder till ett hinder för familjen att bearbeta det de varit med om och gå vidare. En förlorad nära kontakt med vårdpersonal efter avslutad behandling får vissa föräldrar att känna ångest.

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