Complementary Alternative Cardiovascular Medicine

166 Alternative Cardiovascular Medicine
30. Anderson K. Massage physiology—nervous and endocrine systems. In: Salvo SG,
ed. Massage Therapy Principles and Practice. WB Saunders, 1999, pp. 432–433.
31. Massage for respiratory conditions. In: De Domenico G, Wood E, eds. Beard’s
Massage (4th ed.) WB Saunders, Philadelphia, 1997, pp. 149–155.
32. Persad R. Massage Therapy & Medication. Curties-Overzet Publications Inc., 2001,
pp. 12–13.
33. Effects on the Urinary System. In: Salvo SG, ed. Massage Therapy. WB Saunders,
1999, p. 344.
34. Barbour LA, McGuire DB, Kirchhoff KT. Nonanalgesic method of pain controls
used by cancer out patients. Oncol Nurs Forum 1986;13:56–60.
35. Dalton J. Pain relief for cancer patients. Cancer Nurs 1998;11:332–328.
36. Daut RL, Cleeland CS. The prevalence and severity of pain in cancer. Cancer
1982;50:1913–1918.
37. Dibble S. Acupressure for nausea. Oncol Nurs Forum 2000;27:41–47.
38. Dorrepaal KL, Aaronson NK, van Dam FS. Pain experience and pain management
among hospitalized cancer patients. A clinical study. Cancer 1989;63:593–598.
39. Ferrell BR, Schneider C. Experience and management of pain at home. Cancer Nurs
1988;11:84–90.
40. Ferrell-Torry A, Glick O. The use of therapeutic massage as a nursing intervention
to modify anxiety and the perception of cancer pain. Cancer Nursing 1993;16:93–101.
41. Grealish L. Foot massage—a nursing intervention to modify the distressing symptoms
of pain and nausea in patients hospitalized with cancer. Cancer Nurs
2000;23:237–243.
42. Bruce I. Post mastectomy lymphoedema treatment and measurement. Med J Austr
1994;161:125–128.
43. Hernandez-Reif M, Field MT, Ironson G, Weiss S, Katz G. Immunological responses
of breast cancer patients to massage therapy. Touch Research Institute, 2001.
44. Weinrich SP, Weinrich MC. The effect of massage on pain in cancer patients. Appl
Nurs Res 1990;3:140–145.