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The fifth edition of this highly acclaimed volume is the most comprehensive, current, and practical reference on gynecologic oncology. It covers all topics relevant to the care of women with breast or reproductive tract malignancies, including cancer biology and genetics, tumor markers, screening, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, epidemiology, pre-invasive disease, preoperative evaluation, medical management, critical care, and nutrition. Numerous two-color illustrations clarify difficult concepts and charts and tables assist in cancer staging. This edition features new chapters on wound care, hospice care, and end-of-life issues, summary points at the end of each chapter, and a more readable
Doody's Star Rating®
This edition once again provides an authoritative treatise on the diagnosis of conditions which confront the surgical pathologist. This edition remains true to this goal, providing surgical pathologists and their trainees with a practice–oriented compendium that can help them diagnose both neoplastic and non-neoplastic conditions.
Expert review from Doody's Review Service:
"This is a really outstanding book written by authorities in the field and is a must-own for those caring for women with these diseases. It serves its purpose well."
David Mutch, MD
Washington University School of Medicine
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