Decision Making in Radiation Oncology Volume 2

From the book reviews:

“This is part 2 covering cancers of the abdomen, hematopoietic lymph systems, genitourinary system, and the reproductive organs, diseases inc cancer, cysts, and bone tumors are covered in separate chapters. … I highly recommend this book for oncologists, radiation onc personnel, surgeons, and students/fellows.” (Joseph J. Grenier, Amazon.com, September, 2014)

“Deals with tumours of the genito-urinary system … gynaecological cancer, lymphomas, tumours of the central nervous system, skin cancer and soft tissue sarcoma and paediatric tumours. In total there are 22 chapters in this book. It is written essentially in note form with copious use of summary tables. The quality of the illustrations is very good. … This book would be ideal for a trainee who is carrying out revision prior to the final Part II FRCR examination.” (Paul Symonds, RAD Magazine, January, 2012)

“The second volume in review addresses in its VI-XI sections, 23 chapters and 573 pages, Tumors of the genitourinary system, Gynecological cancers, Lymphomas, Tumors of the central nervous system, Skin cancer and soft tissue sarcoma, Pediatric tumors. … Intended for oncologists and radiotherapists, this book will be of relevance in their daily work, due to the extensive information found in it, and will be the basis for fruitful discussion in decision making toward the benefit of their patients.” (Giampiero Beluffi, La Radiologia Medica, Vol. 117, 2012)

From the reviews:"Deals with tumours of the genito-urinary system ... gynaecological cancer, lymphomas, tumours of the central nervous system, skin cancer and soft tissue sarcoma and paediatric tumours. In total there are 22 chapters in this book. It is written essentially in note form with copious use of summary tables. The quality of the illustrations is very good. ... This book would be ideal for a trainee who is carrying out revision prior to the final Part II FRCR examination." (Paul Symonds, RAD Magazine, January, 2012)"The second volume in review addresses in its VI-XI sections, 23 chapters and 573 pages, Tumors of the genitourinary system, Gynecological cancers, Lymphomas, Tumors of the central nervous system, Skin cancer and soft tissue sarcoma, Pediatric tumors. ... Intended for oncologists and radiotherapists, this book will be of relevance in their daily work, due to the extensive information found in it, and will be the basis for fruitful discussion in decision making toward the benefit of their patients." (Giampiero Beluffi, La Radiologia Medica, Vol. 117, 2012)