Breast Disease for Primary Care Physicians

by Bernard A. Eskin (Editor), S.O. Asbell (Editor), L. Jardines (Editor)

The most up-to-date book in its field, reflecting the newest findings and developments in breast cancer therapy, this is an authoritative practical guide on benign and malignant breast disease for primary care physicians who are not expert with breast evaluations. The authors are top-of-the-line clinicians and teachers writing for physicians who need to know which problems can be managed in their offices and which should be referred for evaluation to a specialist. The senior authors are an obstetrician-gynecologist-endocrinologist, a radiation oncologist, and a breast surgeon who are joined by leading specialists in diagnostic imaging, interventional breast procedures, fine needle aspiration cytology, pathology, and breast reconstruction. This is a first-rate hardcover volume in 20 chapters with illustrations, bibliographic references, and index.

184 pages, Hardcover

First published December 15, 1998