Viruses and Human Cancer

ISBN-13: 9781493908691 / Angielski / Twarda / 2014 / 386 str.

David Hudnall; S. David Hudnall

Opis

Viruses and Human Cancer provides a comprehensive review of the seven currently known human tumor viruses and their associated cancers with an emphasis on epidemiology, clinicopathologic features, and pathogenesis. Chapters are written by internationally recognized experts and all are generously illustrated with tables, diagrams and photographic images.Viruses and Human Cancer is designed to serve as a concise review of the field of human tumor virology for pathologists, oncologists and infectious disease specialists. It will also be of great value to practicing physicians, residents and clinical fellows in these specialties.

Spis treści

Chapter 1

Introduction

S. David Hudnall

 

Chapter 2

HPV-related neoplasia: Epidemiology and Clinicopathologic Features

TBD

 

Chapter 3

HPV-related neoplasia: Pathogenesis

Peter Howley 

 

Chapter 4

HBV-related neoplasia: Epidemiology and Clinicopathologic Features

TBD

 

Chapter 5

HBV-related neoplasia: Pathogenesis

FV Chisari

 

Chapter 6

HCV-related neoplasia: Epidemiology and Clinicopathologic Features

TBD

 

Chapter 7

HCV-related neoplasia: Pathogenesis

TBD

 

Chapter 8

HTLV1-related neoplasia: Epidemiology and Clinicopathologic Features

Koichi Ohshima

 

Chapter 9

HTLV1-related neoplasia: Pathogenesis

TBD 

 

Chapter 10

EBV-related neoplasia: Epidemiology and Clinicopathologic Features

Larry Weiss

 

Chapter 11

EBV-related neoplasia: Pathogenesis

TBD

 

Chapter 12

HHV8-related Tumors: Epidemiology and Clinicopathologic Features

TBD

 

Chapter 13

HHV8-related tumors: Pathogenesis

Yuan Chang

 

Chapter 14

MCV-related neoplasia: Epidemiology and Clinicopathologic Features

TBD

 

Chapter 15

MCV-related neoplasia: Pathogenesis

Yuan Chang

 

Chapter 16

Other Potential Human Tumor Viruses

S. David Hudnall

Blurb

Viruses and Human Cancer provides a comprehensive review of the seven currently known human tumor viruses and their associated cancers with an emphasis on epidemiology, clinicopathologic features, and pathogenesis. Chapters are written by internationally recognized experts, and all are generously illustrated with tables, diagrams, and photographic images.

Viruses and Human Cancer serves as a concise review of the field of human tumor virology for virologists, pathologists, oncologists and infectious disease specialists. It is of great value to practicing physicians, residents and clinical fellows in these specialties.