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Advanced skin cancer a case-based approach senior editors, Debjani Sahni, Adam Lerner, junior editor, Bilal Fawaz ; with a foreword by Rhoda M. Alani.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextPublication details: BOCA RATON CRC PRESS 2022Edition: First editionDescription: xiii, 174 ill. ref. indexISBN:
  • 9780367134716
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 616.99/477
LOC classification:
  • RC280.S5.S248 2022
Summary: "An advanced skin cancer is one that has already metastasized beyond its primary origin, or one that has invaded underlying tissue such that surgical resection either is technically impossible or would lead to an unacceptable functional or cosmetic outcome. These skin cancers present a complex problem that requires the input of multiple specialties to delineate the best management plan. National guidelines utilize the best available data to guide management decisions. However, there is considerable leeway within the guidelines, enabling the ultimate care decision to be molded to best fit each individual patient. This book aims to provide instructional examples of patient cases where the input of the multi-disciplinary team is critical in providing the most suitable care plan for the patient"--
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"An advanced skin cancer is one that has already metastasized beyond its primary origin, or one that has invaded underlying tissue such that surgical resection either is technically impossible or would lead to an unacceptable functional or cosmetic outcome. These skin cancers present a complex problem that requires the input of multiple specialties to delineate the best management plan. National guidelines utilize the best available data to guide management decisions. However, there is considerable leeway within the guidelines, enabling the ultimate care decision to be molded to best fit each individual patient. This book aims to provide instructional examples of patient cases where the input of the multi-disciplinary team is critical in providing the most suitable care plan for the patient"--

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