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FRONT MATTER
Monica Robotin, Lan Olvar and Afaf Girgis | i |
| SECTION I: CANCER PREVENTION – Cancer and the Epidemiologist |
Cancer and Tobacco: Its Effects on Individuals and Populations
Bernard W. Stewart, Patricia F. Cotter and James F. Bishop | 1 |
Reviewing the Evidence on the Effectiveness of Smoking Cessation Interventions
Nicholas Zwar | 33 |
Diet, Physical Activity and Cancer — The Epidemiological Evidence
Erica L. James, Victoria M. Flood, Bruce Armstrong and Fiona Stacey | 49 |
Sun Exposure, Vitamin D and Cancer
Bruce Armstrong and Anne Kricker | 79 |
Oral Contraceptives, Hormone Replacement Therapy, and Cancers of the Female Reproductive System
Karen Canfell and Emily Banks | 111 |
Involuntary Exposures — Can Knowledge Keep Pace with Perceptions?
Bernard W. Stewart | 131 |
| SECTION II: INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN CANCER TREATMENT – Beyond Cancer Treatment |
Diagnostic Dilemmas During and After Chemotherapy Treatment
Ian N. Olver | 161 |
Acute and Late Radiation Therapy Effects
Sandro V. Porceddu, Jarad M. Martin, Brian O'Sullivan and Michael Fay | 179 |
Oncological Emergencies: Diagnosis and Management
Desmond Yip and Nicole Gorddard | 201 |
Managing Cancer in Pregnancy
Belinda E. Kiely and Kelly-Anne Phillips | 231 |
Addressing the Nutritional Needs of Patients Undergoing Cancer Treatment — A Dietitian's View
Judy Bauer, Jane Read and Kathy Chapman | 267 |
Beyond Conventional Cancer Treatments: "The Use of Complementary Therapies During Cancer Treatment: Implications for Clinicians"
Stephen J. Clarke, Andrew J. McLachlan, Darrin Brown, Stephen Carbonara and Rachel Kissane | 285 |
What Matters to Patients and Carers
Kendra J. Sundquist and Monica C. Robotin | 317 |
| SECTION II: INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN CANCER TREATMENT – Cancer and the Surgeon |
Neurosurgical Involvement with Cancer Patients
Mark A. J. Dexter and Juyong Cheong | 343 |
Cancer and the Thoracic Surgeon
Edmund Kassis and Stephen C. Yang | 367 |
Cancer and the Oesophageal Surgeon
Urs Zingg, Reginald V. Lord and David I. Watson | 395 |
Abdominal Emergencies in Cancer Patients: Diagnosis and Management
Brian Badgwell and Barry Feig | 421 |
Peri-operative Management of Patients with GI Malignancy: The Interdisciplinary Approach
Ross C. Smith | 439 |
Management Challenges Following Rectal Cancer Treatment
Margaret Schnitzler | 465 |
Management of Nutritional Issues After Major Pancreatic Resections
Nam Q. Nguyen, Neil D. Merrett and Andrew V. Biankin | 487 |
Management Decisions in Primary and Secondary Liver Cancer
Mark E. Brooke-Smith and Robert T. A. Padbury | 507 |
Cancer and the Gynaecological Oncologist
D. E. Marsden | 547 |
Orthopedic Emergencies in Oncology
Valerae O. Lewis and Jeffrey T. Luna | 569 |
Recognition, Treatment and Management of Post-cancer Treatment Lymphoedema
Neil Piller | 603 |
Diagnostic and Management Challenges Following Radical Prostatectomy
Manish I. Patel | 627 |
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in Oncological Surgery
Sean Nicklin and Mohammad Rahnavardi | 647 |
Cancer and the ENT Surgeon
Timothy P. Makeham, Julia Crawford, Mark Smith, Meville Da Cruz and Carsten E. Palme | 673 |
| SECTION II: INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN CANCER TREATMENT – Cancer and the Physician |
Thyroid Cancer and the Endocrinologist
Nirusha Arnold and Howard C. Smith | 703 |
The Effects of Cancer Therapy on Gonadal Function and Fertility
Howard C. Smith | 729 |
Cancer and Thrombosis
Jerry Koutts | 753 |
Haematological Abnormalities in Cancer Patients
Philip J. Crispin and Ian W. Prosser | 783 |
Managing the Patient with Chronic Viral Hepatitis Receiving Chemotherapy
Venessa Pattullo and Jacob George | 813 |
Management of Malignant Gastrointestinal Tract Obstruction
Eric Y. T. Lee, Vu Kwan and Michael J. Bourke | 833 |
Cancer and the Heart: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Liza Thomas and David Richards | 859 |
No-Man's Land: Between Paediatric and Adult Medical Oncology
Lisa M. Orme, Susan Palmer and David Thomas | 885 |
Cancer and the Geriatrician — Managing Cancer in Older People
Robert J. Prowse | 907 |
Cancer and the General Practitioner: The Role of the GP in Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Moyez Jiwa | 917 |
| SECTION II: INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN CANCER TREATMENT – Cancer and the Geneticist |
Genetic Testing for Cancer Susceptibility: How and When?
Judy Kirk | 931 |
Management of Women at High Familial Risk of Breast and Ovarian Cancer
Kathryn M. Field and Kelly-Anne Phillips | 941 |
Management of High Genetic Risk Bowel Cancer
Barbara Leggett | 969 |
Hereditary Mutations and Cancer Management
Alison H. Trainer and Robyn Ward | 981 |
| SECTION III: SURVIVING CANCER – Survivorship Issues |
Cancer and the Psycho-Oncologist: Psychosocial Well-Being of Cancer Survivors
Jane Turner, Katharine Hodgkinson and Allison Boyes | 1005 |
Understanding and Managing Changes in Survivor Identity and Relationships
Paul Y. Cheung and Ian H. Kerridge | 1023 |
Survivors of Childhood Cancer: Issues and Challenges
Carmen L. Wilson, Richard J. Cohn and Lesley J. Ashton | 1047 |
The Benefits of Nutrition and Physical Activity for Cancer Survivors
Kathy Chapman, Erica L. James, Jane Read and Judy Bauer | 1077 |
Cancer Care and General Practice Palliative Care
Paul Mercer | 1121 |
| SECTION III: SURVIVING CANCER – Cancer, Palliative Care and End of Life Issues |
Palliative and Supportive Care
Geoffrey Mitchell and David C. Currow | 1099 |
Spiritual and Existential Issues at the End of Life
Bruce Rumbold | 1139 |
BACK MATTER
Monica Robotin, Ian Olvar and Afaf Girgis | 1161 |
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