Keywords
Psycho-oncology
Recurrence
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Abstract
Objective: Accomplish a integrative review of the psychological aspects that involve relapse in patients after colorectal cancer tratment and to identify the interventions and instruments of greater validity within the strategies proposed in the field of psychology Methods: This is an integrative revies, carried out in Pubmed, Cochrane Library and Virtual Health Library (BVS) databases. The following descriptors were used to carry out the search strategy: Recurrence, Psychological Aspects and Colorectal Neoplasm. Results: After inserting the search strategy in the databases, 19 articles were found. The articles were analyzed based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria and 11 studies were selected for this work. Conclusion: The results showed a lack of studies on the subject. It was identified that the main psychological demand identified was fear; and that different intruments are used to quantify complaints and psychological aspects on the mentioned topic.
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