By: Kjetil Søreide; Stefan Stättner
PDF: 44.3MB
This textbook provides a practical resource for understanding the surgical oncology management of pancreatic cancer. It discusses relevant aspects of anatomy and pathophysiology, along with the latest diagnostic techniques. Insightful descriptions are then provided, detailing how to perform critical surgical procedures when treating these patients. Relevant perioperative management strategies and emerging themes in cancer biology critical to understanding and treating the disease are also described.
The need for cross-discipline collaboration to facilitate and enhance innovation within the discipline is reinforced throughout the text. Each chapter presents the relevant current clinical standards along with areas of controversy in both research and clinical practice within “pearls and pitfalls” sections.
The Textbook of Pancreatic Cancer: Principles and Practice of Surgical Oncology is a detailed work covering the basic material important to trainees as well as the advanced curriculum for established specialists in the field from a multidisciplinary perspective. Therefore, it is a crucial resource for all practicing and trainee professionals who encounter these patients in their day-to-day clinical practice.
