Excellent reference textbook for GynOnc

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	• Clinical Gynecologic Oncology (Clinical Gynecologic Cncology) Philip J. DiSaia, William T. Creasman Mosby, 2007 - 832 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Excellent reference textbook for GynOnc

This is a fairly comprehensive reference text on Gynecologic Oncology. In addition to the standard fare - clinical management of neoplasms of the female reproductive tract - it includes chapters on basic science (genetics, immunology, epidemiology and statistics), principles and complications of chemotherapy, palliative care and minimally invasive surgery. It also includes appendices on staging, screening, radiation therapy, blood transfusion and nutritional support.

The layout is pretty, with lavish illustrations and the book is very easy on the eyes. The text, for the most part, flows. The comprehensive bibliography for each chapter is indexed by chapter header (very handy for preparing a good lecture).

Though the book is not an atlas, it does dwell on operative indications and planning (e.g. the Rutledge classification of radical hysterectomies, the merits and flaws of different conduits for urinary diversion, the FIGO recommendations for surgical staging of ovarian cancer) - but you will also need an operative atlas to supplement it.

All in all, a comprehensive and yet reader-friendly reference. If you are an Ob&Gyn resident, or a starting GynOnc fellow, you'll probably derive the most benefit from this book.

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Thanks to improved detection technologies, early diagnosis and treatment, and innovative research, the outlook for gynecologic oncology patients is steadily improving every day. Offer your patients the best in diagnosis and management with the help of this leading reference on gynecologic malignancies. In addition to cancers of the female reproductive tract, the 7th Edition of this essential resource also discusses breast and colorectal disease, equipping you with the skills you need to provide effective and compassionate care for every patient.

Recognize the clinical presentation of gynecologic malignancies with the aid of detailed chapters organized by cancer type and size. Apply authoritative guidance on all aspects of gynecologic oncology with appendices covering staging, screening, nutritional therapy, toxicity criteria, blood component therapy, radiological therapy, and commonly used statistical terms. Easily identify and absorb key information with the aid of outlines at the beginning of each chapter. Choose the best management plan for each patient using algorithms within each chapter.

Gain a fresh perspective on the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic malignancies with contributions from 2 new editors. Stay up to date with expanded and updated chapters on genes and cancer, cervical cancer, and biologic therapy-plus all of the latest therapeutic protocols. Review the latest information on laparoscopy, DVT complications, and infections and wounds. Skillfully manage some of the most difficult challenges in your practice with comprehensive chapters on palliative care and quality of life.

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