Titlebook: Colorectal Cancer; William Duncan Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 cancer.colorectal cancer.diagnosis.oncology

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Cell Kinetics,er. Precise and accurate data on human tumours are unfortunately hard to obtain due to the practical and ethical constraints existing in human cancer studies. In this review an attempt will be made to draw some general conclusions about the cell kinetics of colorectal cancer from information already

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Genetic Factors,nnually from colorectal cancer in England and Wales, and the tendency is for this figure to rise slowly. Considerable research has been directed at the problem of reducing the incidence of the disease and one of the main targets investigated has been the possibility that differences in environmental

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Pathology and Natural History, from a pre-existing premalignant lesion, either an adenoma (Day and Morson 1978) or the dysplasia of long-standing ulcerative colitis (Riddell et al. 1978). Muto et al. (1975) found histological evidence of origin in a benign tumour in 14.2% of 1961 cases of colorectal cancer. The incidence of resi

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Radiological Assessment,should be the initial investigation in patients who present with symptoms or signs of intestinal obstruction. Radionuclide studies, ultrasound, and computerized tomography are now available and can be used for detecting the presence of hepatic metastases. The barium examination of the colon remains