Titlebook: Urological Cancers in Clinical Practice; Jonathan Waxman (Professor of Oncology) Book 2007 Springer-Verlag London 2007 Urological Cancers.

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Chemotherapy for Testicular Cancer,ntaining chemotherapy in the mid-1970s, chemotherapy was highly toxic, and gave poor results, with cure unusual in those with advanced disease. Following the introduction of cisplatin, and subsequently etoposide, progress has been rapid, not least in the development of ancillary drugs (e.g., 5- hydr

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Book 2007 and scientific interest, where advances in clinical practice and translational research have led to significant changes in the way that patients are managed....The book summarizes developments in all areas of urological cancer. The aim of the book is to educate urologists and oncologists so that th

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Radical Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer,ocally advanced and even metastatic disease. This chapter reviews the relative merits of radiotherapy in comparison to the other management options for early prostate cancer and summarizes the staggering technological advances that have occurred in prostate radiotherapy over the last decade.

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Chemotherapy in Prostate Cancer,as been shown to have palliative benefit in symptomatic HRPC, but has not yet been demonstrated to prolong survival. Median life expectancy for patients with HRPC is only 12 to 18 months, underscoring the urgent need for new therapeutic approaches [.].

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Chemotherapy for Testicular Cancer,oxytryptamine [5-HT.] antagonists and growth factors). Modern therapy is now usually curative, tolerable, and has few long-term side effects. Indeed, the current dearth of randomized trials for most subgroups of these patients is largely a testimony to the advances taking place during this period.

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The Clinical Management of Penile Cancer,0,000 men in the cities of Sao Paulo and Recife, respectively [.]. Within Africa, the highest incidence has been reported from Uganda, where it is the most common cancer in males [.]. In India the disease is more common in the rural population with an incidence of 3 per 100,000 people accounting for more than 6% of all cancers in rural men [.].

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Book 2007ey are able to understand scientific developments within urological oncology and be up to date with clinical practice in this area. The book provides a guide for clinical practice....This practical handbook provides a distillation of current practice for oncologists and urologists in clinical practice..