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El. knyga: Prostate Cancer: Principles and Practice [Taylor & Francis e-book]

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  • Leidėjas: CRC Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780429095467
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  • Formatas: 1086 pages
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  • ISBN-13: 9780429095467
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Written by over 250 of the world's leading urologists and uro-oncologists from the USA, Canada, UK, Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands and Singapore, who tackle prostate cancer on a daily basis, this comprehensive and fully up-to-date illustrated text reference covers the etiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, management and treatment of early and advanced prostate cancer.
List of Contributors
xiii
Foreword xxii
Preface xxiv
Acknowledgments xxv
SECTION 1 Introduction
1 Prostate cancer: the last twenty years
3(4)
Thomas A. Stamey
2 Genetic epidemiology
7(16)
Peter H. Gann
Thomas L. Jang
William J. Catalona
3 Risk factors for prostate cancer: diet and lifestyle studies
23(10)
Edward Giovannucci
Elizabeth A. Platz
4 Molecular epidemiology of prostate cancer
33(10)
Elizabeth A. Platz
Edward Giovannucci
5 Applications of gene array technology to prostate cancer
43(10)
Bruce J. Trock
6 Topographic anatomy of prostate, seminal vesicles, vas deferens, and ejaculatory ducts
53(10)
Ajay Pahuja
Jeetesh Bhardwa
Jowad Raja
Navin Ramachandran
W.D. Dunsmuir
Roger S. Kirby
7 Prostate physiology and function
63(12)
Eugene V. Vykhovanets
Susan Ruth Marengo
8 Neuroanatomy and neuroregulation of the prostate
75(10)
William D. Steers
Adam P. Klausner
9 Androgens and the androgen receptor in normal prostate
85(6)
Helmut Klocker
10 Growth factor signaling in the regulation of prostate growth
91(14)
Jason Bylund
Anatasios Tahmatzopoulos
Natasha Kyprianou
SECTION 2 Pathology of prostate cancer
11 Histopathology of prostate cancer and pathologic staging
105(12)
Jonathan Epstein
12 Precursor lesions of prostatic adenocarcinoma
117(8)
A. Alex Freeman
13 Pathologic characteristics of soft tissue and osseous metastases
125(10)
Neil A. Abrahams
Alberto G. Ayala
14 Non-adenocarcinomatous cancers of the prostate
135(8)
Peter A. Humphrey
15 Neuroendocrine differentiation in prostate cancer
143(8)
Jiaoti Huang
Jorge L. Yao
P. Anthony di Sant'Agnese
16 New concepts in the molecular pathology of prostate cancer
151(20)
Mark A. Rubin
Arul M. Chinnaiyan
Massimo Loda
SECTION 3 Etiology of prostate cancer
17 Concepts in etiology of prostate cancer
171(10)
Edith Canby-Hagino
Robin J. Leach
Ian M. Thompson
18 Obesity and prostate cancer
181(10)
Stephen J. Freedland
William J. Aronson
19 Chemoprevention of prostate cancer: concepts and evidence
191(10)
Eric A. Klein
20 Molecular aspects of chemoprevention of prostate cancer
201(12)
James D. Brooks
21 Testosterone and prostate safety
213(10)
Alvaro Morales
22 Vitamin D, retinoids, and prostate cancer
223(8)
Grenville M. Oades
SECTION 4 Molecular mechanisms of prostate carcinogenesis
23 Mechanisms of prostate cancer progression
231(8)
Kati P. Porkka
Tapio Visakorpi
24 Inherited susceptibility for prostate cancer - family and case-control studies
239(10)
Jianfeng Xu
Sarah Linstrom
Henrik Gronberg
William Isaacs
25 Prostate cancer stem cells
249(10)
Aamir Ahmed
Isabelle Bisson
Charlotte Foley
John R. Masters
26 Rationale for molecular markers of prostate cancer
259(10)
Lionel L. Banez
Shiv Srivastava
Judd W. Moul
27 Molecular biology of serum biomarkers for prostate cancer
269(16)
Robert W. Veltri
28 Molecular biology of tissue biomarkers for prostate cancer
285(22)
John S. Lam
Robert E. Reiter
29 Biologic response modifiers and prostate cancer
307(12)
Bob Djavan
Yan Kit Fong
30 Cell adhesion molecules in prostate cancer
319(6)
Jack A. Schalken
31 Apoptosis and prostate cancer
325(8)
Sinead E. Walsh
John M. Fitzpatrick
R. William
G. Watson
32 Cellular proliferation and senescence in prostate cancer
333(12)
Alan K. Meeker
Donald S. Coffey
33 Angiogenesis and prostate cancer
345(8)
Mark Rochester
Jeremy Crew
34 Endothelin and prostate cancer
353(8)
Joel B. Nelson
35 Mechanisms of androgen independence
361(8)
Glenn J. Bubley
Steven P. Balk
36 Knockout models of prostate carcinogenesis
369(14)
Brent W. Sutherland
Norman M. Greenberg
37 Molecular mechanisms of metastasis in prostate cancer
383(18)
Noel W. Clarke
Mick D. Brown
38 Novel targets for prostate cancer immunotherapy
401(14)
Johannes Vieweg
Andrew Jackson
SECTION 5 Clinical diagnosis and staging of prostate cancer
39 New concepts in the early detection of prostate cancer
415(12)
Misop Han
William J. Catalona
40 Screening for prostate cancer: the ERSPC study
427(8)
Fritz H. Schroder
41 Screening for prostate cancer and its effect on mortality: the Tyrol study
435(6)
Wolfgang Horninger
Andreas Berger
Alexandre Pelzer
Helmut Klocker
Wilhelm Oberaigner
Dieter Schonitzer
Gianluca Severi
Chris Robertson
Peter Boyle
Georg Bartsch
42 Lessons from the prostate cancer awareness week program and PLCO study
441(6)
Paul D. Maroni
E. David Crawford
43 Clinical staging of prostate cancer: an overview
447(12)
Mohamad E. Allaf
H. Ballentine Carter
44 TNM and IUCC staging of prostate cancer
459(8)
Lincol Olsen
J. Brantley Thrasher
Jeffrey M. Holzbeierlein
45 Prostate-specific antigen: practical applications and future prospects
467(12)
Daniel W. Lin
Michael K. Brawer
46 Clinical applications of prostate-specific antigen isoforms
479(8)
Eduardo I. Canto
Kevin M. Slawin
47 Radiographic anatomy of the prostate
487(8)
Uday Patel
Hywel Evans
48 Transrectal and transperineal ultrasound-guided biopsy of the prostate
495(6)
J. Robert Ramey
Leonard G. Gomella
49 Multivariate models for decreasing unnecessary biopsies for prostate cancer
501(8)
Carsten Stephan
Henning Cammann
Klaus Jung
Stefan A. Loening
50 MR imaging (MRI) and MR spectroscopic imaging (MRSI) in the diagnosis and staging of prostate cancer
509(10)
John F. Donohue
Hedvig Hricak
51 Radioimmunoscintigraphy for imaging prostate cancer
519(12)
D. Bruce Sodee
A. Dennis Nelson
Peter F. Faulhaber
Gregory T. MacLennan
Martin I. Resnick
George Bakale
52 Clinical applications of immunoscintigraphy for prostate cancer
531(12)
Badrinath R. Konety
Daniel Kahn
Richard D. Williams
53 Future directions in imaging prostate cancer
543(8)
Michael J. Manyak
John H. Makari
54 Local therapy for prostate-specific antigen recurrence after definitive treatment
551(14)
Maxwell V. Meng
Peter R. Carroll
55 Multivariate models for predicting pathologic stage
565(4)
Misop Han
Alan W. Partin
56 Multivariate models for predicting biochemical recurrence after definitive local therapy
569(10)
Kozhaya N. Mallah
Michael Kalian
57 Clinical interpretation of prostate biopsy reports
579(6)
J. Kellogg Parsons
Alan W. Partin
58 Urine-based diagnostic tests for prostate cancer
585(8)
Yves Fradet
59 Diagnostic tests for prostate cancer: future directions
593(12)
Alexandre R. Zlotta
Brian J. Duggan
SECTION 6 Treatment of early stage prostate cancer
60 Coping with a diagnosis of prostate cancer: the patient and family perspective
605(4)
Brian Wells
61 Decision-making for men with prostate cancer
609(8)
Mark R. Feneley
Leslie Moffat
Charlotte Rees
62 Reflections on prostate cancer: personal experiences of two urologic oncologists
617(8)
Paul Lange
Paul Schellhammer
63 Role of the primary care professional in the care of the prostate cancer patient: a UK perspective
625(8)
Michael Kirby
64 Natural history and expectant management of prostate cancer
633(6)
Jonathan R. Osborn
Gerald W. Chodak
65 Clinical trials comparing expectant management to definitive treatment of prostate cancer
639(8)
Chris Parker
66 Practical and realistic lifestyle changes and supplements for the man concerned about prostate cancer: What do i tell my patients?
647(22)
Mark A. Moyad
67 Mortality trends in prostate cancer
669(6)
Peter C. Albertsen
68 Preservation of sexual function after treatment for prostate cancer
675(8)
James A. Eastham
69 Quality-of-life instruments for prostate cancer
683(4)
Marcus L. Quek
David F. Penson
70 Comparison of treatment modalities for localized prostate cancer using quality-of-life measures
687(14)
David Miller
John T. Wei
71 Anatomic considerations in radical prostatectomy
701(14)
Robert P. Myers
Arnauld Yillers
72 Anatomic radical retropubic prostatectomy
715(18)
J. Kellogg Parsons
Alan W. Partin
Patrick C. Walsh
73 Radical retropubic prostatectomy: contemporary modifications
733(8)
Murugesan Manoharan
Mark Soloway
74 Role of lymphadenectomy in prostate cancer
741(6)
Fiona C. Burkhard
Martin Schumacher
Natalie Tschan
Urs E. Studer
75 Clinical management of rising prostate-specific antigen after radical retropubic prostatectomy
747(8)
J. Kellogg Parsons
Alan W. Partin
76 Radical perineal prostatectomy
755(10)
David M. Hartke
Martin I. Resnick
77 Laparoscopic and robotic radical prostatectomy
765(8)
Xavier Cathelineau
Carlos Arroyo
Marc Galiano
Francois Rozet
Eric Barret
Guy Vallancien
78 Vattikuti Institute prostatectomy: a robotic technique for the management of localized prostate cancer
773(8)
James A. Brown
Ashok K. Hemal
Mani Menon
79 Role of surgery in the management of high-risk localized prostate cancer
781(8)
Laurence Klotz
Alessandro Volpe
80 Prevention and management of complications associated with open radical retropubic prostatectomy
789(10)
Herbert Lepor
81 External beam radiotherapy for the treatment of prostate cancer
799(18)
Vincent S. Khoo
David P. Dearnaley
82 Brachytherapy for the treatment of prostate cancer
817(14)
Jamie A. Cesaretti
Nelson N. Stone
Johnny Kao
Richard G. Stock
83 High dose rate 192IR as monotherapy or as a boost: the new prostate brachytherapy
831(10)
Alvaro Martinez
Jeffrey Demanes
Razwan Galalae
Jose Gonzalez
Nils Nuernberg
Carlos Vargas
Rodney Rodriguez
Mitchell Hollander
Gary Gustafson
84 MRi-guided partial prostatic irradiation in select patients with clinically localized adenocarcinoma of the prostate
841(8)
Michele Albert
Mark Hurwitz
Clair Beard
Clare M. Tempany
Robert A. Cormack
Anthony V. D'Amico
85 Hyperthermia for treatment of localized prostate cancer
849(6)
Serdar Deger
86 Initial management of high risk early stage prostate cancer: radiation
855(10)
Eric M. Horwitz
Steven J. Feigenberg
Alan Pollack
87 Management of biochemical recurrence following radiation therapy
865(10)
Timothy S. Collins
Daniel J. George
88 Cryotherapy as primary therapy for prostate cancer
875(6)
Ullrich K. Fr. Witzsch
89 Cryotherapy as salvage therapy for prostate cancer
881(6)
Dan Leibovici
Louis L. Pisters
90 Androgen deprivation for the treatment of prostate cancer: general principles
887(8)
David G. Mcleod
Albaha Barqawi
91 Neoadjuvant and adjuvant hormonal therapies for prostate cancer: data review and patient perspectives
895(14)
William A. See
92 Controversies in hormone treatment for prostate cancer
909(6)
Mario Eisenberger
93 Androgen deprivation therapy: the future
915(14)
Marc B. Garnick
Camille Motta
94 The assessment and management of urinary incontinence in patients with prostate cancer
929(12)
Jane Dawoodi
Zach S. Dovey
Mark R. Feneley
95 Rehabilitation of sexual function following definitive treatment of local prostate cancer
941(10)
Francesco Montorsi
Alberto Briganti
Andrea Salonia
Patrizio Rigatti
96 The limitations of evidence-based comparisons of treatment for localized prostate cancer
951(8)
Lars Ellison
SECTION 7 Treatment of locally advanced and metastatic prostate cancer
97 Hormone therapy for prostate cancer: optimization and timing
959(8)
David Kirk
98 Intermittent androgen suppression for prostate cancer: rationale and clinical experience
967(12)
Martin Gleave
S. Larry Goldenberg
99 Antiandrogen withdrawal syndromes: pathophysiology and clinical implications
979(10)
Kathleen W. Beekman
Grant Buchanan
Wayne D. Tilley
Howard I. Scher
100 Chemotherapy for advanced prostate cancer
989(16)
Andrew J. Armstrong
Michael Carducci
101 Radiotherapy for the treatment of locally advanced and metastatic prostate cancer
1005(20)
Danny Y. Song
Salma K. Jabbour
Theodore L. DeWeese
102 Use of bisphosphonates in the management of osseous metastases
1025(6)
Roger S. Kirby
Jonathan P. Coxon
103 Managing the complications of advanced prostate cancer
1031(12)
Roger S. Kirby
104 Principles of palliative care and psychosocial support of the metastatic prostate cancer patient
1043(6)
Donald Newting
105 The promise of immunotherapy in prostate cancer: from concept to reality
1049(12)
Vastly J. Assikis
William Jonas
Jonathan W. Simons
Index 1061
Roger S. Kirby, Alan W. Partin, Mark Feneley, J. Kellogg Parsons