Tumor Experimental Diagnostics

Author: Xia Tongli
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Tumor experimental diagnosis mainly involves three fields, namely immunoserology, cytology and histopathology, and molecular biology. These three fields constitute a new interdisciplinary subject, namely tumor experimental diagnosis. Tumor Experimental Diagnosis is the first comprehensive monograph on tumor experimental diagnosis in China, encompassing the main projects of tumor experimental diagnosis both domestically and internationally in recent years. The book focuses on tumor marker detection, tumor cytology and histopathology, and tumor molecular biology diagnosis, providing a comprehensive introduction to various experimental detection methods, clinical cytological diagnostic criteria, and the current status and prospects of gene diagnosis. It particularly emphasizes the integration of basic theory and practical experience, the balance between high-tech experimental techniques and general experimental techniques, and the combination of practical experimental projects and forward-looking research projects, offering a relatively comprehensive and systematic introduction to tumor experimental diagnosis knowledge, with strong practicality and broad knowledge coverage. The technical methods introduced in the book are highly operational, catering to the needs of large comprehensive hospitals while also focusing on grassroots levels. This book can serve as a reference for tumor doctors, laboratory workers, and researchers, and is also valuable for clinical doctors, graduate students, and medical students. It is believed that the publication of Tumor Experimental Diagnosis will be helpful to readers in carrying out certain experimental projects, thereby promoting the rapid development of tumor experimental diagnosis in China.
— Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary Director of the Surgical Branch of the Chinese Medical Association Qiu Fazhu
The book has three distinctive features: First, it introduces various examination methods, facilitating the development of relevant examination projects by medical institutions at all levels and providing a basis and reference for launching new projects. Second, in addition to basic examination content, it introduces new advancements, including immunohistochemistry, cytochemistry, cytogenetics, and molecular biology, helping readers stay informed about academic progress and trends in the field. Third, the book provides detailed experimental procedures, enabling readers to follow the steps outlined. In essence, Tumor Experimental Diagnosis is a highly practical reference tool.
— Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Wu Min
Currently, research on tumor experimental diagnosis in China is still at the stage of independent studies from different disciplines in different fields and from different perspectives, which is a high-input, low-efficiency operational model. This book takes the perspective of disciplinary development, studying tumor experimental diagnosis as a whole, thereby providing a more comprehensive understanding of tumor occurrence, development, biological characteristics, and genetic features. This also represents the direction of programmed, standardized, and modernized tumor diagnosis.
— Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering Cheng Shujun
In recent years, with the rapid development of immunohistochemistry, cytopathology, and molecular biology, experimental diagnostic methods and techniques for tumors have made significant progress and have become increasingly refined. Edited by Professor Xia Tongli, Tumor Experimental Diagnosis encompasses the main projects of tumor experimental diagnosis both domestically and internationally in recent years. Based on years of practical experience in tumor experimental diagnosis, the author has reorganized knowledge from different disciplines around tumor diagnosis, resulting in the publication of a completely new monograph on Tumor Experimental Diagnosis. The book is divided into 7 parts, with a total of 32 chapters, focusing on tumor marker detection, tumor cytology and histopathology, and tumor molecular biology diagnosis, providing a comprehensive introduction to various experimental detection methods, clinical cytological diagnostic criteria, and the current status and prospects of gene diagnosis. It particularly emphasizes the integration of basic theory and practical experience, the balance between high-tech experimental techniques and general experimental techniques, and the combination of practical experimental projects and forward-looking research projects, offering a relatively comprehensive and systematic introduction to tumor experimental diagnosis knowledge, with strong practicality and broad knowledge coverage. The technical methods introduced in the book are highly operational, catering to the needs of large comprehensive hospitals while also focusing on grassroots levels. This book can serve as a reference for tumor doctors, laboratory workers, and researchers, and is also valuable for clinical doctors, graduate students, and medical students.