Ovarian malignant tumors

Author: Chen Huizhen
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This series is led by Professor Chen Huizhen from Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University, Professor Gao Yongliang from Zhejiang Cancer Hospital, and Professor Sun Jianheng from Cancer Hospital of Peking Union Medical College, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences. It is compiled and published in the form of a clinical series of gynecological oncology, covering three major malignant tumors in gynecological oncology: "Cervical Cancer," "Uterine Body Malignancies," and "Ovarian Malignancies." This series collects a large amount of new data in recent years and is written based on the authors' extensive practical experience. It comprehensively reflects the latest achievements in basic research, clinical diagnosis, and treatment of these three cancers, while also introducing the authors' innovations. Some of the new technologies introduced are leading in China or have reached international advanced levels. The series not only has high theoretical reference value but also strong practicality. For example, the authors provide detailed explanations on diagnostic procedures, the implementation of chemotherapy regimens, the selection of surgical plans, surgical steps, surgical techniques, and the management of surgical complications, among others. The series is highly operational and, with its abundant illustrations, is very easy for readers to understand. In summary, the series is novel, comprehensive, highlights key points, rich in data, and contains a large amount of information. It respects classics while also innovating, demonstrating strong practicality. As Professor Jiang Sen from Qilu Hospital of Shandong University said: "The clinical series of gynecological oncology—Cervical Cancer, Uterine Body Malignancies, and Ovarian Malignancies—edited by three renowned cancer hospitals and three distinguished experts in gynecological oncology diagnosis and treatment is, 'obviously,' bound to be particularly well-received by gynecologists and oncology hospitals, especially gynecological workers."
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