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Bladder cancer represents a significant cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide and presents major problems in detection and management. This book will review comprehensively the current understanding of the biology, pathophysiology and urological oncology of the disease, looking at the problems and potential solutions. Fully illustrated including a colour plate section, it will include chapters on both the scientific and clinical principles, emphasizing molecular biology, pathogenesis, detection and experimental therapeutics, and focusing on new developments in clinical research. The contributors are international and well known in the area.
This text investigates the biological mechanisms, diagnostic challenges, and clinical management strategies associated with bladder cancer. Donald Skinner and Konstantinos N. Syrigos, both established experts in urological oncology, curate a collection of contributions from an international panel of specialists. The work synthesizes current scientific understanding with clinical practice to address the morbidity and mortality associated with this malignancy.
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Medical professionals and researchers frequently cite this text as a comprehensive reference for the clinical and scientific aspects of bladder cancer. Experts highlight the inclusion of international perspectives as a significant strength for practitioners seeking to understand global management standards.
Page Count:
490
Publication Date:
1999-07-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192630385
ISBN-13:
9780192630384
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