Risk Factors and Therapy of Esophagus Cancer (Omer Engin)

Risk Factors and Therapy of Esophagus Cancer (Omer Engin)

Marsoni

M251S

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Risk Factors and Therapy of Esophagus Cancer (Omer Engin)This book provides updated knowledge on esophageal cancer diagnosis and treatment options. Esophageal cancer has become one of the cancers that can be detected early with the widespread use of endoscopy. Combinations of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgical treatment are used in the treatment. Depending on the planning of the surgery, operation is performed in two or three anatomical areas such as abdomen, thorax or cervical region. A good

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012