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Doctor Chiara Lestuzzi

Aviano (Italy)
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Biography
Graduated cum laude at Trieste University in 1979; in Cardiology at Verona University in 1985 Since 1981 involved in studies about cardiomyopathies, pericardial diseases, cardiotoxicity of anticancer drugs, cardiac tumors. Since 1982 involved in cardio-oncology (in a dedicated Cancer Hospital part-time from 1984 and full-time since 1999) Author of >100 papers in the field of echocardiography, cardiomyopathies and cardiooncology. Organized the Meetings "Cancer and the Heart", held in 1992 and 1994 in Italy In 2017 published (by Springer) the Manual of Cardio-Oncology Member of the: Executive Committee of the Cardio-Oncology Toxicity (COT) Registry of the ESC; Board of the Italian Council of Cardiology Practice; Cardio-oncology Council of ESC; Steering and Executive Committee of the International Registry to Assess Cardiac Tumours (INTERACT);Task Force for Cardio-Oncology of ANMCO: Editorial Board of the Journal of Clinical Ultrasounds Hobbies: cross.country skying, reading
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Safety of heart  radiotherapy for malignant cardiac tumors: a short and long term study
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Safety of heart radiotherapy for malignant cardiac tumors: a short and long term study
Short- and long-term evaluation of safety of cardiac sarcomas radiotherapy
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Short- and long-term evaluation of safety of cardiac sarcomas radiotherapy
Cardiac toxicity of capecitabine: a prospective study
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Cardiac toxicity of capecitabine: a prospective study
Chemotherapeutic drugs and cardiac function. The contribution of exercise to maintain physical performance.
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Chemotherapeutic drugs and cardiac function. The contribution of exercise to maintain physical performance.
Echocardiographic evaluation of safety of radiotherapy of cardiac sarcomas
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Echocardiographic evaluation of safety of radiotherapy of cardiac sarcomas
Incidence of capecitabine cardiac toxicity at rest and under effort: a prospective study.
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Incidence of capecitabine cardiac toxicity at rest and under effort: a prospective study.

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