Publication Date: June 24, 2003 | ISBN-10: 0203490746 | ISBN-13: 978-0203490747 | Edition: 1 | 8.38 MB
Most women fear breast cancer. Primary health care providers for women, including Obstetrician-Gynecologists, can serve as a readily available source of current, accurate information about the management of breast cancer, as well as begin breast problems. What is needed is a clear, concise, state-of-the-art resource for clinicians to consult about breast care, diagnosis and treatment. Drs James Hall and John Knaus have ably filled this need with their book An Atlas of Breast Disease.
The Atlas, with its abundant and succinct colored algorithms, charts, graphs, and figures, presents complex information in brief, lucid, and easily understandable formats that can be quickly grasped by the reader. Numerous tables, illustrative mammograms, and `key points' summaries, drawn from the authors' clinical practice and extensive experience, complement the readily readable. clinically oriented text. Color photomicrographs of pertinent typical histology and pathology amply add visual impact to the related text. Throughout, the artwork is exceptionally clear and clean with evident clinical significance.
Furthermore, this useful Atlas can be recommended to students and patients with an interest in breast disease and particularly breast cancer. Any reader would not only benefit from an initial careful reading of the Atlas, but could also use it as a practical refresher and clinical reference. Eventually, in clinical practice, patients will surely benefit from the material that is so clearly presented in this Atlas.
The Atlas, with its abundant and succinct colored algorithms, charts, graphs, and figures, presents complex information in brief, lucid, and easily understandable formats that can be quickly grasped by the reader. Numerous tables, illustrative mammograms, and `key points' summaries, drawn from the authors' clinical practice and extensive experience, complement the readily readable. clinically oriented text. Color photomicrographs of pertinent typical histology and pathology amply add visual impact to the related text. Throughout, the artwork is exceptionally clear and clean with evident clinical significance.
Furthermore, this useful Atlas can be recommended to students and patients with an interest in breast disease and particularly breast cancer. Any reader would not only benefit from an initial careful reading of the Atlas, but could also use it as a practical refresher and clinical reference. Eventually, in clinical practice, patients will surely benefit from the material that is so clearly presented in this Atlas.
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