Practical Orthopedic Oncology

Author: Cai Zhengdong / Ji Fang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is collectively compiled by multiple experts with long-term experience in clinical diagnosis and treatment of bone tumors, as well as basic research. It includes five parts: General, Spinal Tumors, Pelvic Tumors, Limb Tumors, and Hand-Foot Tumors, with a total of 33 chapters. It comprehensively introduces the overview, classification, and epidemiology of bone tumors, as well as their anatomy, adjacent structures, and clinical manifestations. The book covers imaging diagnosis and differential diagnosis, pathological examination, clinical staging, surgical treatment, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, gene therapy, interventional therapy, and other comprehensive treatment methods. It also discusses nursing and nutrition for bone tumor patients, diagnosis, treatment methods, and advancements in spinal tumors, treatment principles and common pelvic tumors with diagnosis and surgical treatment, diagnosis and limb-sparing surgery for malignant bone tumors in limbs, as well as routine diagnosis and characteristic surgical treatment for hand-foot tumors. While balancing the systematic and theoretical knowledge of bone tumors, each chapter incorporates practical experience and the latest advancements in bone tumor diagnosis and treatment. The specific sections are organized by anatomical regions in order, and the book is equipped with nearly 1,000 illustrations. The content is comprehensive, practical, clearly explained, easy to learn and understand, and richly illustrated, making it a valuable reference for orthopedic surgeons, graduate students, and oncologists.