Handbook of Radiation Oncology

This latest reference serves as a practical and portable reference on radiation oncology that contains essential information on cancer management for all anatomic sites. This latest update is based on the 2nd edition with additional features, enhanced functionality and ongoing updates.

Handbook of Evidence-Based Radiation Oncology contains tables presenting the current staging and risk classification systems. Summarizes the important studies and trials that form the basis of evidence-based treatment recommendations. Organized by body site, concise clinical chapters provide easy access to critical information. Important "pearls" of epidemiology, anatomy, pathology, and clinical presentation are highlighted.

// Key Features
• Treatment recommendations are discussed based on stage, histology, and/or risk classification
• Brief summaries of key trials and studies provide rationale for the recommendations
• Practical guidelines for radiation techniques are described
• Complications and follow-up guidelines are outlined
• Appendices are included to allow quick reference to information on performance status scales, radio nucleotides used in brachytherapy, radiation safety, tumor markers, immunophenotyping and cytogenetic, and commonly prescribed drugs
• New chapters on management of the neck and unknown primary, clinical radiobiology, pediatric malignancies and benign conditions
• Includes new color contouring mini-atlases for head and neck, gastrointestinal, prostate, and gynecological tumors
• 2 interactive flowcharts

// Unique Features
• Full color images: This product includes images that help bring the content to life.
• Update Policy: Edition-based. New editions are released when the content changes significantly; there is no standard schedule for new editions.

// Designed for Omnio
This app will install your new resource into the Omnio environment, which requires a separate download. Learn more by searching for “Omnio” in Google Play.Contains essential information on cancer management for all anatomic sites.