Imaging in Clinical Oncology

I. Introduction.- II. Bone and Soft Tissue Tumors.- III.CNS Tumors .-IV. Lung Cancer.- V. Head and Neck Cancer.- VI. Lymphomas.- VII. Gynecologic Cancer.- VIII. Breast Cancer.- IX. Gastrointestinal Cancer.- Esophagus, Stomach.- Solid Organs (Liver, Pancreas).- Peritoneal Cavity.- Large Bowel.- X. Neuroendocrine Tumors.- XI. Urogenital Cancer.- Adrenal Cancer.- Renal Cancer.- Urothelial Cancer.- Testicular Cancer.- Prostate cancer.- XII. Melanoma.

Athanasios D. Gouliamos, MD, PhD is Professor of Radiology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Medical School. He is also Chairman of the 1st Radiology Department at the Aretaieion Hospital (University of Athens, Greece). John Andreou, PhD is Director of the Radiologic Imaging Department at the "Hygeia" Hospital, Athens, Greece. Paris A. Kosmides, MD is Director of the Medical Oncology Department at the "Hygeia" Hospital, Athens, Greece. Dionysios Voros, MD, is Professor of Surgery at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. He is also Director of the 2nd Surgery Clinic, "Aretaieion" Hospital, Athens, Greece

"This book comes as a true add-on to the current library exploring the option of using different modalities in cancer diagnosis and also assessing the response to treatment. ... This book is considered as one of the mandatory resources that each MDT has access to ... . I believe specifically that radiologists and oncologists should have a copy of this book in their own library." (Professor Hany Eldeeb, RAD Magazine, September, 2015)

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