A contemporary guide to the management of breast diseases, both benign and malignant. This multidisciplinary resource includes significant expertise from the disciplines of radiology, pathology, oncology, psychology, and nursing care, as well as insights from plastic surgeons and other allied health professionals.
A contemporary guide to the management of breast diseases, both benign and malignant. This multidisciplinary resource includes significant expertise from the disciplines of radiology, pathology, oncology, psychology, and nursing care, as well as insights from plastic surgeons and other allied health professionals.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ashok Subramanian B.Sc (Hons), MBBS (Hons), FRCS (Gen) Consultant Oncoplastic Surgeon, College Tutor for Surgery ESHT Mark William Kissin MA, MChir, FRCS Engl. BCA(h) Consultant Specialist Breast Surgeon to the Guilford Hospitals, Quality Assurance Breast Surgeon throughout South East England Professor David C Howlett MBBS PhD FAcadMEd FRCP(Lond) FRCP(Edin) FRCR Consultant Radiologist - East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, Honorary Clinical Professor Radiology - Brighton and Sussex Medical School Dr Jennifer Glendenning MBBS BSc MRCP FRCR MDres Consultant Clinical Oncologist Kent Oncology Centre
Inhaltsangabe
Section I - Initial Assessment Family History and High-Risk Surveillance. The Principles of Triple Assessment Breast Screening. Mammography and Ultrasound. MRI. Localisation and Biopsy. Traditional Histopathology of Breast Cancer The Management of B3 Lesions The Management of Phyllodes The Management of Intraduct Papillomas The Evolution of the MDT Section II - First Treatment Neo-Adjuvant Hormone Blockade Neo-Adjuvant Chemotherapy Multifocal and Multicentric Disease Wide Excision or Mastectomy Mastectomy Plus or Minus Reconstruction The Mystery of DCIS The Bigger Mystery of LCIS Learning About Lobular Anaesthesia and Analgesia Day Case Surgery The ERAS Nurse Section III - Conversations about Conservation Incision Planning and Operating on Difficult Areas Perforator Breast Flaps Oncoplastic Wide Excision Section IV - Rebuilding the Breast Timing of Reconstruction The Effects of Radiotherapy on Reconstruction Nipple Sparing Mastectomy Sub-Pectoral Implants Pre-Pectoral Implants Latissimus Dorsi Flaps Free Flaps Lipomodelling Nipple Reconstruction Section V - Managing the Axilla: Less is More? Management of the Axilla Section VI - Oncology Hormonal Blockade Chemotherapy Radiotherapy Complementary Alternative Medicine Patterns of Recurrence Locoregional Inoperable Recurrence The Value of Radiology from Diagnosis to Distant Relapse Palliative Care Section VII - Tomorrow's World Predictive Assays and New Taxonomy Modern Pathology Breast Cancer Genetics Technical Innovations Advances in Radiology Advances in Oncology Future Roles of the Breast Nurse Section VIII - Survivorship To Follow-Up or not to Follow Up: That is the Question Modifiable Risk Factors Lymphoedema Long Term Implications of Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy Psychological Effects of Oncoplastic Surgery Section IX - The Difficult Scenario Young and Pregnant Women Fertility Issues The BRCA Positive Patient Risk Reducing Mastectomy The Older Woman Male Breast Cancer Section X - The Principles of Cosmetic Breast Surgery Augmentation Implants Reduction and Mastopexy Gynaecomastia Section XI - Maintaining Good Practice Probity and Professional Standards Dealing with Complaints Collecting Data and Statistics Getting It Right First Time Social Media for the Breast 3D Modelling for Aesthetics The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Section I - Initial Assessment Family History and High-Risk Surveillance. The Principles of Triple Assessment Breast Screening. Mammography and Ultrasound. MRI. Localisation and Biopsy. Traditional Histopathology of Breast Cancer The Management of B3 Lesions The Management of Phyllodes The Management of Intraduct Papillomas The Evolution of the MDT Section II - First Treatment Neo-Adjuvant Hormone Blockade Neo-Adjuvant Chemotherapy Multifocal and Multicentric Disease Wide Excision or Mastectomy Mastectomy Plus or Minus Reconstruction The Mystery of DCIS The Bigger Mystery of LCIS Learning About Lobular Anaesthesia and Analgesia Day Case Surgery The ERAS Nurse Section III - Conversations about Conservation Incision Planning and Operating on Difficult Areas Perforator Breast Flaps Oncoplastic Wide Excision Section IV - Rebuilding the Breast Timing of Reconstruction The Effects of Radiotherapy on Reconstruction Nipple Sparing Mastectomy Sub-Pectoral Implants Pre-Pectoral Implants Latissimus Dorsi Flaps Free Flaps Lipomodelling Nipple Reconstruction Section V - Managing the Axilla: Less is More? Management of the Axilla Section VI - Oncology Hormonal Blockade Chemotherapy Radiotherapy Complementary Alternative Medicine Patterns of Recurrence Locoregional Inoperable Recurrence The Value of Radiology from Diagnosis to Distant Relapse Palliative Care Section VII - Tomorrow's World Predictive Assays and New Taxonomy Modern Pathology Breast Cancer Genetics Technical Innovations Advances in Radiology Advances in Oncology Future Roles of the Breast Nurse Section VIII - Survivorship To Follow-Up or not to Follow Up: That is the Question Modifiable Risk Factors Lymphoedema Long Term Implications of Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy Psychological Effects of Oncoplastic Surgery Section IX - The Difficult Scenario Young and Pregnant Women Fertility Issues The BRCA Positive Patient Risk Reducing Mastectomy The Older Woman Male Breast Cancer Section X - The Principles of Cosmetic Breast Surgery Augmentation Implants Reduction and Mastopexy Gynaecomastia Section XI - Maintaining Good Practice Probity and Professional Standards Dealing with Complaints Collecting Data and Statistics Getting It Right First Time Social Media for the Breast 3D Modelling for Aesthetics The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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