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74 reviewsChallenges in prostate cancer provides a series of state-of-the-art review articles, each of which addresses and answers a contentious question. It includes chapters on medical and surgical management of all stages of prostate cancer, clinical investigation, epidemiology, clinical trials and basic scientific research and covers issues such as the genetic basis of cancer, clinical economics and influence.
The authors have used their expertise to distil the available evidence into practical advice to be used by busy urologists in their day-to-day practice. And as well as being an overview of current practice many chapters attempt to give insights into the future direction of prostate cancer research and clinical management.Content:
Chapter 1 An Update on Biotechnology in the Assessment of Prostate Cancer (pages 1–16): Tim Lane, Jon Strefford and Tim Oliver
Chapter 2 What Can we Learn from Breast Cancer? (pages 17–25): Ludger Barthelmes and Christopher A. Gateley
Chapter 3 New Serum Markers for Prostate Cancer (pages 26–39): Bernhard Brehmer, Antonios Makris and Gerhard Jakse
Chapter 4 The History of Tissue Recombination Technology: Current and Future Research (pages 40–52): Kenichiro Ishii and Simon Hayward
Chapter 5 Why we Cannot use the Results of Non?Randomised Trials to Inform us About Treatment for Early Prostate Cancer? (pages 53–61): Malcolm Mason and John Staffurth
Chapter 6 Equivocal PSA Results and Free Total PSA Ratio (pages 63–75): Bob Djavan, Michael Dobrovits and Michael Marberger
Chapter 7 Equivocal Prostate Needle Biopsies (pages 76–84): Murali Varma and David Griffiths
Chapter 8 Prostate Biopsy: How Many Cores and Where From? (pages 85–96): Richard Clements
Chapter 9 Counselling Patients with Early Prostate Cancer (pages 97–111): Gail Beese and Christopher Edmunds
Chapter 10 The Role of Pelvic Node Dissection in Prostate Cancer (pages 112–123): Owen Niall and Jamie Kearsley
Chapter 11 Laparoscopic Radical Prostatectomy (pages 125–136): Mark Wright
Chapter 12 Endocrine Therapy for Prostate Cancer: The Latest (pages 137–152): A. Goyal and W. Bowsher
Chapter 13 The Role of Conservative Policies in the Treatment of Prostate Cancer (pages 153–166): Stijn de Vries, Christopher Bangma and Fritz Schroder
Chapter 14 Complementary and Alternative Therapies for Prostate Cancer (pages 167–177): Gary Deng and Barrie Cassileth
Chapter 15 Radical Prostatectomy After Radical Radiotherapy (pages 179–192): Amir Kaisary
Chapter 16 Treatment of Renal Impairment Secondary to Locally Advanced Prostate Cancer (pages 193–208): Paul Jones and Neil Fenn
Chapter 17 Open Radical Prostatectomy: How Can Intra?Operative, Peri?Operative and Post?Operative Complications be Prevented? (pages 209–225): Robert P. Myers, R. Houston Thompson, Stephen M. Schatz and Michael L. Blute
Chapter 18 Documenting Prostate Cancer: Epidemiology and Treatment (pages 226–245): Leslie Moffat
Chapter 19 Trends in Prostate Cancer Incidence and Mortality (pages 246–257): Steven Oliver, Rhidian Hurle and Owen Hughes
Chapter 20 Chemotherapy in Prostate Cancer (pages 258–272): Jason Lester and Emma Hudson
