Gisela Dallenbach-Hellweg • Dietmar Schmidt Friederike Dallenbach 2010 This new edition differs from the preceding ones in that there has been extensive revision of most chapters. Recent advances in research gained by immunohistochemical, molecular biological, and cytogenetic methods are included, as far as they are applicable for daily diagnostic work.
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Suzanne A.W. Fuqua Editor 2009 Since radiolabeled estrogens were first observed in the early 1960s to be preferentially concentrated in estrogen target organs — observations that gave rise to the concept of an ‘‘estrogen receptor (ER),’’ it has become clear that many human breast cancers are dependent on estrogen for their growth.
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Horst-Dieter Becker · Arnulf Stenzl Diethelm Wallwiener · Tilman T. Zittel Editors 2005
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Dimitrios Linos (Editor) Jon A. van Heerden (Editor) 2005 Diagnostic Aspects and Surgical Therapy This book is a tribute to my teacher in surgery Jon van Heerden. “Jon,” for his many friends, yet always “Dr. van Heerden” for me (who never managed to overcome the anxiety I felt, as a chief resident, when interrupting a golf game to discuss […]
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Niels Bergemann Anita Riecher-Rössler (eds.) 2005
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H.-J. Senn · R. Morant (Eds.) 2005
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Yury Verlinsky and Anver Kuliev 2005 Although treatment is the major goal in the control of genetic disease, as in other fields of medicine, this is not yet a reality for most inherited conditions. Even with dramatic advancement in the field of gene therapy, there are not, unfortunately, many success stories to allow predicting its sound impact in […]
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Steven D.Wexner (Ed) Andrew P. Zbar Mario Pescatori 2005 Investigation and Management The recent profusion of colorectal and anal surgical techniques and investigative procedures has made it comparatively difficult for both the general surgeon with a colorectal interest and the specialist coloproctologist to keep up with the body of new literature and the regular appearance of new surgical procedures.
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Werner L.Mang 2005 All plastic surgeons have been waiting for this book. Those who have read Prof.Mang’s first volume will be surprised to see how the clarity of the text, the detailed drawings, and the wisdom in the technical advice now proposed by the author are even more impressive than in the first volume.
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Philippe E. Zimmern, Peggy A. Norton, François Haab and Christopher C.R. Chapple (Eds) 2006 Up to 20 million women in the US have incontinence and up to a third with pelvic organ prolapse will undergo repeat corrective surgery. Aware of these impressive epidemiologic data, many specialty organizations have started in the last 5 years or so to offer […]
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