Breast Cancer

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Churchill Livingstone, 1999 - Medical - 688 pages
A definitive and practical reference work for breast surgeons, 'Breast Cancer' provides a clear presentation of the issues involved in the diagnosis and management of breast cancer. Information ranges from basic mechanisms of oncogenesis and pathophysiology to psychological support. Edited by a breast surgeon with input from a multi-modality breast team, this book reflects current practice in diagnosing and treating breast cancer.
  • Questions take the form of chapter subheadings, with the text directed at answering these critical questions.
  • Contributing authors developed their questions with the needs of colleagues, patients, and family members in mind to help enhance communication among the entire clinical team.
  • Coverage includes oncogenesis diagnosis (including molecular diagnostic techniques), pathology, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and more.
  • An abundance of tables and illustrations provides statistical support and clarify important content.

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    Contents

    Special Issues in Breast Cancer
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    CHAPTER 3
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