The theory and practice of oncology : historical evolution and present principles
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The theory and practice of oncology : historical evolution and present principles
Parthenon Pub., 1990
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The recognition of oncology as a single, multidisciplinary science concerned with the large group of diseases simply designated in the past as "cancer" was in itself a major medical advance. "Cancer" has today become "oncology" and the evolution of the whole speciality is described in detail in this book. Writing from a background of long, professional experience in this field, the author presents a picture of the broad spectrum of oncology. The book is a synthesis of all the subjects now included in oncology and describes the remarkable growth in our knowledge of them. There are separate chapters on the theory and practice of oncology; the discovery of carcinogens and carcinogenesis; and the development and contribution of basic oncological sciences, including epidemiology, endocrinology, immunology, virology and genetics. Other important subjects covered are radiation and cancer; cancer chemotherapy; and rehabilitation and continuing care in cancer. The book also describes the growth of specialist cancer hospitals and the work of major voluntary cancer associations. It ends with a discussion of likely developments in oncology in the future.
目次
- Cancer in antiquity and later centuries
- the first society for the study of cancer
- the establishment of cancer hospitals
- voluntary cancer organizations
- historic contributions to cancer literature
- the broad image of oncology
- the theory of oncology
- the practice of oncology
- rehabilitation and continuing care
- counselling services
- education and training in oncology
- cancer of the breast - historical landmarks in treatment
- classical oncological operations
- long survival after cancer surgery
- radiation and cancer
- cancer chemotherapy
- carcinogens and carcinogenesis
- epidemiology - endocrinology - immunology - genetics.
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