Titlebook: Manual of Clinical Oncology; Richard R. Love (Professor of Human Oncology, and Textbook 1994Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Surgical Principlesmary treatment for the majority of patients who have curable cancers. In recent years, however, new treatment modalities have been introduced, and methods of imaging tumors have greatly improved. Our knowledge of tumor biology has increased enormously. Whereas these new developments are important fo

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Principles of Clinical Radiation Oncologysubatomic particles such as B particles, high-energy electrons, and neutrons. Ionizing radiation penetrates tissues to different depths according to its type of energy and physical nature. The free radicals produced by ionizing radiation react with a wide variety of essential macromolecules within t

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Systemic Therapiesersies that the pioneers in the development of systemic agents for the treatment of cancer met were similar to those the developers of antimicrobials encountered. For example, medical students in the 1920s were taught the reasons why “... any form of antibacterial chemotherapy...” was “... an imposs

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Clinical Trialshe application of the scientific method to the clinical practice of medicine. Clinical trials have been a major method for defining better treatments and improving the quality of care for cancer patients in developed countries. Regardless of what has been discovered in laboratory and/or in animal st

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Tumors of the Head and Neckle ear. The head and neck is one of the most complicated regions of the body to treat. Cancers in this region occur in multiple sites and subsites (approximately 35), and each has its own natural history with varying frequency and sites of nodal spread.

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