Published February, 2010
By Michael J. Michell
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Contemporary Issues in Cancer Imaging
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In this volume key current issues relating to screening, diagnosis and treatment of breast disease are discussed by recognised international experts. The development of new technology enabling more accurate screening and diagnosis is described including complex drug therapy and risk factors for breast cancer.

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Published November, 2009
By Richard M. Gore
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Contemporary Issues in Cancer Imaging
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Gastric cancer is the second most common malignancy worldwide and has a grim prognosis. Early diagnosis and correct staging is essential to improve outcome. All imaging modalities used in diagnosis, staging and follow-up are reviewed, discussing their strengths and weaknesses; the most recent treatment options are also discussed.

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Published December, 2008
By Andy Adam and Peter R. Mueller
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Contemporary Issues in Cancer Imaging
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Surgery for liver tumours can be effective but carries considerable risks. New techniques have been developed recently, involving the insertion of needle-like instruments which destroy these tumours by freezing, heating or injection of chemicals. This book describes these methods and how they can transform the treatment of this life-threatening condition.

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Published October, 2008
By Robert Hermans
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Contemporary Issues in Cancer Imaging
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Squamous cell cancer is a common neck tumor. Imaging techniques such as CT and MRI are used to assess the extent of these tumors and determine optimal treatment - either surgery, radiotherapy or both. Imaging is also used to follow-up patients after treatment to monitor complications or recurrence.

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Published May, 2008
By David MacVicar
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Contemporary Issues in Cancer Imaging
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Bladder cancer is a common disease, usually managed by surgical intervention. Imaging is used to determine extent of disease and decide the best treatment option - surgery, radiation therapy or chemotherapy. Recent advances in CT, MRI, PET and ultrasound and their role in bladder cancer management are reviewed in this volume.

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Published December, 2006
By Rodney Reznek, Janet Husband and Rodney H. Reznek
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Contemporary Issues in Cancer Imaging
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Ovarian cancer is the commonest and most lethal gynaecological malignancy, partly because the majority of patients present with advanced disease. Optimal patient care is best achieved by a multidisciplinary team; imaging plays a pivotal role. Recent developments in imaging need to be understood by all clinicians involved in patient care.

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