Melanoma: Critical Debates (Challenges In) - Hardcover

"...this sounds like a fascinating book by Julia Newton-Bishop and Martin Gore who are probably at the forefront for their work in melanoma in this country."The book seems readable, and generally the titles for each of the chapters make me want to read it - in fact I want to read this book now!"In terms of the authors' competence and reputation, as I say, the editors could not be bettered."Miss Christobel Saunders, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant in Surgery, University College London "The authors, or should we say editors, are very well known, both in this country and internationally for their interest in melanoma and they are indeed admirably qualified to write such a book. The style seems very practically orientated and in that way is likely to be popular."...the list of authors of chapters is excellent in that in each chosen author appears to be an expert in the area he or she has been designated so that apart from the reservation I have stated I would certainly expect the book to do well."Professor Martin Cook, Professor of Histopathology, Royal Surrey County Hospital "...this book is a satisfyingly complete review of the controversial issues that need to be addressed by clinicians involved in melanoma. I believe it has certainly achieved the objective I set for it when I picked it up and I have no doubt that it will be seen in all library collections where melanoma patients (and those being screened for melanoma) are being managed..." British Journal of Dermatology, 2002.

This book brings a new approach to the subject of melanoma, highlighting the current areas of controversy and debate. A wide spectrum, ranging from clinical investigation into the scientific basis of the disease through to its management and prognosis, is covered. In each section, selection of controversial issues are discussed. Internationally renowned experts critically appraise the literature and combine this with their own clinical and research experience to present an informed view of a range of issues. Arguments are therefore supported by the most recently available evidence. "Melanoma: Critical Debates" provides the reader with an up-to-date interpretation of the clinical trial data in this field and their relevance to daily practice.