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Diagnosis and Management of Breast Cancer
Appraises common clinical approaches to the patient suspected of having breast cancer and thoroughly explores all phases of clinical management--both medical and surgical. Covers epidemiology and etiology; screening and detection; pathology; surgical, radiologic, and systemic therapy; nursing aspects; psychologic considerations; reconstruction and rehabilition; and more. Contributions are primarily from the National Cancer Institute.
569 pages, Hardcover
First published September 1, 1987
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