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Produced under the direction of ESMO, Essentials for Clinicians is a simplified yet comprehensive overview on oncological malignancies, their biology, diagnosis, staging, treatment and follow-up, which are necessary for patient treatment.
Essentials for Clinicians is intended primarily to be read by young oncologists (residents at the beginning of their career) but also other professionals dealing with cancer (as haematologists, radiotherapists, surgeons, and other organ specialists). Other interested readers will include more advanced doctors or students, who may have never dealt with this topic and who wish to understand the core concepts of management of a particular tumour type.
Reading the complete series which includes all most common tumours, should allow applicants to pass a board certification speciality examination and, to correctly answer the majority of questions of the ESMO oncology examination.
NEW edition: Each chapter reflects the latest standards of care in breast cancer management, providing the readers with new insights into diagnosis and treatment. With its very didactic and visual presentation, Breast Cancer: Essentials for Clinicians is now available for download!
NEW edition: current concepts in the management of gynaecological tumours are explained in a concise, clear and accessible way. Download your copy of Gynaecological Tumours: Essentials for Clinicians today!
Lymphomas: Essentials for Clinicians (3rd edition) provides an up-to-date overview of the current treatment options and what future developments are on the horizon in the fast-developing field of lymphomas.
Melanoma & Other Skin Cancers: Essentials for Clinicians has been designed to provide an up-to-date and multidisciplinary overview of the epidemiology, pathology evidence-based treatment options for patients with all stages of disease.
Gastrointestinal Tract Tumours: Essentials for Clinicians 2nd edition informs the readers on the very latest discoveries within the gastrointestinal oncology field and up-to-date practice concepts, spanning a wide range of gastrointestinal malignancies.
Sarcoma & GIST plus Cancer of Unknown Primary Site is intended primarily to be read by young oncologists and oncologists not working in sarcoma reference centres. Download your copy today and learn more about these rare tumour types.
Genitourinary Tract Tumours: Essentials for Clinicians 2nd edition. Published in 2020, the book informs on the latest research and up-to-date practice concepts in prostate, urothelial, testicular and kidney cancers, alongside less frequent malignancies such as penile and adrenal tumours.
Updated in 2019, the 2nd edition of Thoracic Tumours: Essentials for Clinicians includes new chapters on Immuno-oncology and Targeted therapy for Oncogene-addicted Tumours. Download your copy today!
Leukaemia and Myeloma: Essentials for Clinicians presents basic knowledge as well as deeper insight into novel therapeutic developments, in the context of tremendous progress, not only in understanding the biology but also in the clinical management of haematological malignancies.
Neuro-Oncology: Essentials for Clinicians is an easy-to-use and accessible source of knowledge, giving balanced and up-to-date information for students and physicians interested in cancers of the CNS.
Head & Neck Cancers, the sixth title in our Essentials for Clinicians series, provides the most clinically relevant and updated information for optimal prevention, diagnosis and treatment of this heterogeneous group of tumours.
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