Modern Management of Cancer of the Rectum

ISBN-13: 9781447168065 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 472 str.

Walter E. Longo; Vikram Reddy; Riccardo a. Audisio

Opis

Modern Management of Cancer of the Rectum is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of all aspects of rectal neoplasms. It addresses epidemiology, biology, screening and chemoprevention, the role of imaging in diagnosis, staging and prognosis, radiation therapy, medical and surgical treatment, as well as new modalities of therapy, including laparoscopy, and transanal endoscopic surgery. A greater understanding of prognostic factors, patterns of spread and natural history has occurred during the past decade; together with new diagnostic modalities this has led to significant changes in the management of patients with rectal cancer. This book will be invaluable for all those who treat rectal cancer.

Recenzje

From the book reviews:

"This is the second edition of a thorough book that covers all aspects of rectal cancer management, providing complete information on this multidisciplinary topic. ... This is a must-read for any practitioner involved in the care of rectal cancer patients. It is easy to read, thoughtfully organized, thorough, and thoroughly referenced. In addition, it has wonderful illustrations and photographs." (Jennifer Erin Hrabe, Doody's Book Reviews, March, 2015)

Blurb

Since the last edition of this book,  there has been great progress in all matters relating to rectal cancer. This edition is a revision and update of a gradually changing field in which the surgeon, medical oncologist, and radiation oncologist cannot function without the other.

 

Modern Management of Cancer of the Rectum deals with every aspect of rectal cancer. Its overall view is delivered by an internationally recognized panel of experts, all of whom are leaders in their field. Each chapter reflects  advances in medical oncology and surgical techniques that have changed the management of rectal cancer.

 

This book will provide practicing surgeons, surgeons in training, oncologists, radiation oncologists, and all others who diagnose and treat this malignancy with up-to-date information that will ultimately allow for the better management of patients.