Lecture notes

Lecture notes

by Bower, Mark

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The Lecture Notes series provides concise, yet thorough, introductions to core areas of the undergraduate curriculum, covering both the basic science and the clinical approaches that all medical students and junior doctors need to know. For information on all the titles in the Lecture Notes series, please visit: www.lecturenoteseries.com. Cancer is one of the most exciting specialties In medicine. This book aspires to convey the authors' enthusiasm for oncology and this new edition of Oncolog…

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Lecture notes. / Mark Bower, Jonathan Waxman.

Summary

The Lecture Notes series provides concise, yet thorough, introductions to core areas of the undergraduate curriculum, covering both the basic science and the clinical approaches that all medical students and junior doctors need to know.

For information on all the titles in the Lecture Notes series, please visit: www.lecturenoteseries.com.

Cancer is one of the most exciting specialties In medicine. This book aspires to convey the authors' enthusiasm for oncology and this new edition of Oncology Lecture Notes is a must for students and trainees.

There has been a revolution in the practice of oncology. The changes are due to amazing advances In basic science and the development of new drugs and successful immunisation programmes that have followed. Cancer death rates have fallen and this is In part due to radical new treatments, effective screening programs, and also as a result of popular movements for change In patient care and decreased exposure to carcinogens.

Completely revised and updated, this new edition of Oncology Lecture Notes describes advances in molecular biology research and highlights the importance of patient perspectives in cancer care. The text includes many new figures and tables, an update of molecular biology and highlights new treatments. With learning objectives and key point summaries in each chapter, Oncology Lecture Notes is an ideal introduction to the biological basis and principles of treatment in oncology. --Book Jacket.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2015.
  • Edition:Third edition

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The Physical Object

  • Description:352 pages : : illustrations

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781118842096, 111884209X, 1118842111, 9781118842119
  • oclc:ocn903213045
  • LC Classification:RC254.5
  • Dewey Decimal:616.99/4

Table of Contents

Machine generated contents note: pt. 1 Introduction to oncology -- 1. What is cancer? -- 2. The scientific basis of cancer -- 3. The principles of cancer treatment -- 4. Cancer and people -- pt. 2 Types of cancer -- 5. Breast cancer -- 6. Central nervous system cancers -- 7. Oesophageal cancer -- 8. Gastric cancer -- 9. Hepatobiliary cancer -- 10. Pancreatic cancer -- 11. Colorectal cancer -- 12. Kidney cancer -- 13. Bladder cancer -- 14. Prostate cancer -- 15. Testis cancer -- 16. Gestational trophoblastic disease -- 17. Cervical cancer -- 18. Endometrial cancer -- 19. Ovarian cancer -- 20. Head and neck cancers -- 21. Thyroid cancer -- 22. Adrenal cancers -- 23. Carcinoid tumours -- 24. Pituitary tumours -- 25. Parathyroid cancers -- 26. Lung cancer -- 27. Mesothelioma -- 28. The leukaemias -- 29. Hodgkin's lymphoma -- 30. Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma -- 31. Myeloma -- 32. Non-melanoma skin tumours -- 33. Melanoma -- 34. Paediatric solid tumours -- 35. Cancers in teenagers and young adults

Note continued: 36. Bone and soft tissue sarcomas -- 37. Cancer of unknown primary -- 38. Immunodeficiency-related cancers -- pt. 3 The practice of oncology -- 39. Paraneoplastic complications of c…

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