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UICC manual of clinical oncology / Manual of clinical oncology editors, Brian O' Sullivan, editor in chief ; James Brierley [and five others]. - Ninth edition. - 1 online resource.

Preceeded by UICC manual of clinical oncology / editor, Raphael E. Pollock. 8th ed. 2004.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Titlepage; Copyright; Dedication; Foreword; Preface; About the Editors; Contributors; PART 1: General principles of cancer diagnosis and management; Chapter 1: Cancer epidemiology; Introduction; Study designs in cancer epidemiology (Box 1.1 and Table 1.1); Global burden of cancer (Fig. 1.1); Risk factors for cancer (Table 1.2); Prevention and cancer control; Conclusion; Recommended reading; Chapter 2: Level of evidence, guidelines and standards; Introduction; Clinical practice guidelines; Clinical standards; Levels of evidence; Creating a high-quality CPG; Conclusions; Recommended reading NotesChapter 3: Prognosis and classification of cancer; Introduction; Axes of classification and taxonomy; The prognostic factor landscape; Purpose of prognostic factor analysis; Methodological requirements; Taxonomy in prognostic factor discussion; Framework for classification of prognostic factors; Conclusion; Recommended reading; Chapter 4: Principles of cancer staging*; History of the TNM system; General rules of the TNM system; Anatomical regions and sites; TNM clinical classification; Sentinel lymph node; Isolated tumour cells; Histopathological grading Residual tumour (R) classificationStage grouping; Prognostic grouping; Stage summary; Related classifications; Recommended reading; Chapter 5: Assessment of treatment outcome; Outcome reporting: General overview; Outcome reporting: Specific issues; Assessment of response: General considerations and overview; Assessment of response using anatomical methods; Assessment of response using biochemical markers; Assessment of response using methods for metabolic evaluation of tumours; Assessment of response using patient-reported outcomes; Recommended reading; Chapter 6: Cancer informatics IntroductionInfrastructure and elements; Data models and interoperability; Informatics: From data to knowledge; Accessing health information; Future horizons; Summary; Recommended reading; Chapter 7: Imaging; General principles; Site-specific imaging studies; Recommended reading; Chapter 8: Pathology; Surgical pathology; Cytopathology; Diagnostic haematopathology; Molecular pathology; Conclusion; Recommended reading; Chapter 9: Principles of surgery; Introduction; Patterns of tumour spread; Resectability and operability; Incorporation of surgery intomultimodality treatment plans Curative surgical therapy and treatment sequencingNon-curative surgery for cancer; Surgical complications; Quality of surgical care; Postoperative surveillance; New technologies; Recommended reading; Chapter 10: Principles of radiotherapy; Introduction: Radiation oncology and radiation biology in the global picture of oncology; Biological basis of radiation oncology; General principles of radiation oncology; Recommended reading; Chapter 11: Principles of systemic therapy; Types of anticancer drugs; Strategies of systemic cancer treatment

"Provides a concise, accessible and feasible reference to state of art multidisciplinary clinical oncology"--Provided by publisher.

ISBN: 9781119013136 1119013135 9781119013129 1119013127 9781119013143 1119013143 1444332449 9781444332445

LCCN: 2015022896

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Cancer--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Diseases--General.
MEDICAL--Clinical Medicine.
MEDICAL--Diseases.
MEDICAL--Evidence-Based Medicine.
MEDICAL--Internal Medicine.
Cancer.
Neoplasms.

Index Terms--Genre/Form:
Electronic books.
Handbooks and manuals.
Handbooks.

LC Class. No.: RC262.5

Dewey Class. No.: 616.99/4

National Library of Medicine Call No.: QZ 39