The Bethesda Handbook of Clinical Oncology 4e

The Bethesda Handbook of Clinical Oncology is a clear, concise and comprehensive reference book for the busy clinician
to use in his or her daily patient encounters. It focuses less on etiology, pathophysiology, and epidemiology, and
considerably more on practical clinical information. Cancer management information is presented in a reader-friendly
format that offers a comprehensive review of each disease along with the most commonly used treatment regimens,
including chemotherapy dosing and schedules.

Features:뷖lear, concise, complete reference book for busy clinician for daily patient management
뷫ser-friendly formatting ?tables, algorithms, charts, bullet points
뷖ontributors all from NIH (or they trained there)
뷛reat for board exams
뷤rganized by body region

New to this edition:뷒dd a chapter on Cancer Genetics and expand the Basics of Genomics for practicing oncologists to
include the clinically relevant molecular tests.
뷢ajor addition will be to add about 5 board review question and answers per chapter - more than 200 board review
questions
뷣ew treatment regimens added to all appropriate chapters
뷣ew clinical trial data added on treatment
뷢ore chemotherapeutic agents added (including newer regimens and dosages)