
This Title Equips Health Professionals With The Knowledge And Skills Required For All Aspects Of Managing Cancer Family History, Discussing The Challenges Raised And Providing Practical Guidance On Setting Up A Cancer Family History Clinic In Primary And Secondary Care. Putting Cancer Genetics Into Context / Chris Jacobs -- Cancer Genetics: The Basics. Introduction / Chris Jacobs -- Taking A Cancer Family History And Drawing A Family Tree / Emma Williams -- Basic Cancer Genetics / Christine Patch -- Cancer Biology / Audrey Yandle -- Cancer Genetics: The Basics. Summary / Lorraine Robinson And Patricia Webb -- Genetics Of Specific Cancers. Introduction / Chris Jacobs -- Genetics Of Breast And Ovarian Cancer / Deborah Ruddy -- Genetics Of Colorectal, Gastric And Related Gynaecological Cancers / Gabriella Pichert -- Genetics Of Prostate Cancer / Elizabeth Bancroft, Audrey Ardern-jones, And Rosalind Eeles -- Genetics Of Rare Cancer Syndromes / Adam Shaw. Genetics Of Specific Cancers. Summary / Patricia Webb And Lorraine Robinson -- Cancer Risk Assessment And Communicating Risk. Introduction / Chris Jacobs -- Risk Assessment In Breast And Ovarian Cancer / Vishakha Tripathi And Charlotte Eddy -- Risk Assessment In Colorectral, Gastric And Related Gynaecological Cancers / Sarah Rose And Vicki Kiesel -- Cancer Risk Assessment And Communicating Risk. Summary / Lorraine Robinson And Patricia Webb -- Early Detection Of Hereditary Cancer. Introduction / Chris Jacobs -- Early Detection Of Hereditary Breast Cancer / Michael Michell -- Early Detection Of Hereditary Colorectal And Gastric Cancer / Abdulkani Yusuf And Kevin John Monahan. Early Detection Of Hereditary Gynaecological Cancers / Aleksandra Gentry-maharaj And Usha Menon -- Early Detection Of Hereditary Cancer. Summary / Lorraine Robinson And Patricia Webb -- Reducing The Risk Of Cancer. Introduction / Chris Jacobs -- Reducing The Risk Of Breast Cancer / Hisham Hamed And Jian Farhadi -- Reducing The Risk Of Colorectal And
This text investigates the practical application of genetic knowledge within clinical cancer care settings to improve patient management and risk assessment. The authors, led by consultant genetic counsellor Chris Jacobs and a team of clinical experts, provide a structured framework for health professionals to navigate the complexities of hereditary cancer syndromes. The book synthesizes biological principles with clinical protocols to assist practitioners in primary and secondary care environments.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Experts highlight this work as a foundational resource for clinicians transitioning into specialized cancer genetics roles. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the clinical protocols provided for setting up and maintaining family history clinics.
Page Count:
384
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0191653489
ISBN-13:
9780191653483
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