Effective Management for Gynecologic Cancer Surgery

Description

The first text to cover the whole spectrum of extirpative and reconstructive surgical techniques necessary to treat locally advanced and recurring pelvic malignancies is Radical and Reconstructive Gynecologic Cancer Surgery. It is a distinctive combination of clinical best practices and a thorough surgical atlas with many top-notch photos and diagrams. The integrated multidisciplinary team strategy described in the book is crucial for successfully addressing these tumors. The background, reasons and clinical applications, anatomical considerations, preoperative planning, surgical method, postoperative care, and long-term results are all presented consistently across the surgical chapters. The three primary components of radical and reconstructive gynecologic cancer surgery are as follows: PART 1 covers the historical development of radical pelvic surgical techniques and offers an anatomical examination of relevant visceral, vascular, and bony structures in the pelvis and abdomen as a basis for in-depth explanations and pictures of the surgical operations. The extirpative techniques are presented in PART 2 in a text and atlas style, arranged by system, physiology, and anatomic location. Operative pictures that emphasize each process's practical or "how-to" elements are added to the extensive drawings. PART 3 contains a chapter on rehabilitation, quality of life difficulties, symptom management, and a thorough discussion of the spectrum of reconstructive techniques and surgical choices available to enhance patient outcomes.