Hepatocellular carcinoma

Author: Liu Qian Wang Wenqi
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: "Liver Cancer" is comprehensive, systematic, rich, and up-to-date. The book is divided into 4 parts, 35 chapters, and over 700,000 words. It consists of two parts: basic and clinical. It strives to accurately and comprehensively reflect the current research status of liver cancer and focuses on solving practical clinical problems. The basic section elaborates on the latest research progress in immunology, cell biology, oncogenes, liver cell regeneration and apoptosis, telomerase, and other aspects, pointing out current issues and prospects, providing researchers with a basis for project selection. The introduction of basic experimental methods related to liver cancer in the book is of greater practical value for young and middle-aged researchers and graduate students conducting basic research. The clinical section not only provides a detailed explanation of the epidemiology, etiology, pathogenesis, diagnostic criteria, and methods related to liver cancer but also focuses on introducing the progress in liver cancer treatment and the evaluation and rational selection of various comprehensive sequential treatment plans, making it an excellent guide for clinical doctors. Particularly, the article on the selection of the best tumor marker panel for liver cancer diagnosis is a research achievement of the authors after eight years of research, with high clinical utility. In summary, this book is a relatively new reference book suitable for basic researchers of liver cancer, graduate students, clinical doctors, and health workers in related fields.