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Background <p>The use of complementary medicine is growing in all fields of oncology.</p> Objectives <p>This article aims to highlight the importance of integrating complementary medicine into uro-oncology.</p> Methods <p>Based on current literature, an overview of the current state of complementary medicine and its importance in treatment management in uro-oncology is provided, as well as future opportunities and challenges.</p> Results <p>Complementary medicine offers a&#xa0;valuable complement to conventional medicine in uro-oncology. While there is very good evidence for some procedures, which is reflected in the S3&#xa0;guideline on complementary medicine for oncology patients, scientific evidence is lacking for others. Classic natural healing modalities, such as phytotherapy, hydrotherapy, nutrition, and exercise, can help improve patients’ physical and psychological well-being, reduce complications and side effects, and achieve treatment goals.</p> Conclusion <p>In recent years, complementary medicine has become established in oncology. It offers the opportunity to improve quality of life and treatment management, including in uro-oncology. It will continue to gain importance in the coming years.</p>

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Integration von Komplementärmedizin in die Uroonkologie

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年7月15日

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  • Carolin C. Hack,
  • Katharina Seitz,
  • Imke Thederan,
  • Pia Wüfling,
  • Bernd Wullich,
  • Laura Bellut,
  • Hans Joachim Herrmann,
  • Yurdagül Zopf

摘要

Background

The use of complementary medicine is growing in all fields of oncology.

Objectives

This article aims to highlight the importance of integrating complementary medicine into uro-oncology.

Methods

Based on current literature, an overview of the current state of complementary medicine and its importance in treatment management in uro-oncology is provided, as well as future opportunities and challenges.

Results

Complementary medicine offers a valuable complement to conventional medicine in uro-oncology. While there is very good evidence for some procedures, which is reflected in the S3 guideline on complementary medicine for oncology patients, scientific evidence is lacking for others. Classic natural healing modalities, such as phytotherapy, hydrotherapy, nutrition, and exercise, can help improve patients’ physical and psychological well-being, reduce complications and side effects, and achieve treatment goals.

Conclusion

In recent years, complementary medicine has become established in oncology. It offers the opportunity to improve quality of life and treatment management, including in uro-oncology. It will continue to gain importance in the coming years.