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Myeloma is a malignant disease of the bone marrow, that provides an important role model for many other types of cancer. Although the subject of considerable research, the origins of the disease remain unclear. There has, however, been an exposure of interest in this disease in the past decade. The 1st edition of Myeloma: Biology and Management provided the first authoritative, comprehensive textbook, covering the epidemiology, immunology, and haematology of this important cancer. Since publication in 1995, several important advances have taken place in myeloma research, necessitating a review of the previous text. While bringing fully up to date the topics covered in the 1st edition, the 2nd edition includes several new chapters; the patient and family perspective of the disease, infections in myeloma, cytogenetics, neurological complications, along with a history of myeloma. The book has been written and produced by the leading world-wide authorities in myeloma research.
This text investigates the biological mechanisms, clinical presentation, and therapeutic management of multiple myeloma as a model for malignant bone marrow disease. The authors, a team of internationally recognized experts in hematology and oncology, synthesize clinical data and research findings to provide a comprehensive overview of the disease. The book serves as a structured reference for medical professionals, integrating historical context with contemporary diagnostic and treatment protocols.
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Experts recognize this volume as a foundational reference for clinicians and researchers specializing in hematology. Readers frequently note the technical density of the prose, which is tailored specifically for a medical and scientific audience.
Page Count:
673
Publication Date:
1998-01-15
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192628828
ISBN-13:
9780192628824
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