Overview
Textbook of Penile Cancer reports accurately on recent developments in the management of penile cancer, whilst also covering the fundamentals of the disease, to provide a comprehensive, stand-alone and up-to-date volume on the subject. The surgical management of penile cancer is shifting towards increasingly refined methods, as it is believed that a proportion of patients undergo overtreatment for the disease. Where traditionally the management of penile cancer has involved partial or total penectomy combined with radical inguinal lymphadenectomy, over the last few years the treatment involves conservative penile reconstructive surgery such that sexual function and phallic length is preserved. Furthermore, the increasing utilization of sentinel lymph node biopsy rather than radical inguinal lymphadenectomy prevents the unnecessary removal of lymph nodes in patients where lymph node metastases has not occurred. There is also likely to be a change in the role of chemotherapy and radiotherapy for advanced disease. Textbook of Penile Cancer covers the epidemiology, molecular biology, radiological imaging, as well as the latest surgical advances in the treatment of this disease. This book is a valuable reference tool for Urological Surgeons, Genitourinary Physicians, Trainee Surgeons, Plastic Surgeons, Oncologists, Dermatologists and Sexual Health Physicians.
Full Product Details
Author: Asif Muneer ,
Manit Arya ,
Simon Horenblas
Publisher: Springer London Ltd
Imprint: Springer London Ltd
Edition: 2012
Dimensions:
Width: 15.50cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 0.703kg
ISBN: 9781848828780
ISBN 10: 1848828780
Pages: 330
Publication Date: 08 November 2011
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Replaced By: 9783319332185
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Out of Print
Availability: Awaiting stock
Reviews
From the reviews: The authors describe the epidemiology before giving an exhaustive outline of the molecular concepts and pathogenesis of penile cancer. ... This textbook represents an excellent update on penile cancer, which will be of interest to urologists and oncologists. (European Urology Today, Vol. 25 (5), October-November, 2013)
Author Information
Asif Muneer BSc(Hons), MB, ChB, FRCS(Ed), FRCS(Eng), MD, FRCS(Urol) Asif Muneer is a consultant urological surgeon with a specialist interest in andrology and men's Health. After completing a research degree at the Wolfson Institute, University College London, he went on to complete his higher surgical training in Oxford and was awarded the Intercollegiate Gold Medal. After completing a further fellowship he was appointed as a consultant based at University College Hospital as well as Honorary Senior Lecturer at University College London. He is now part of one of the largest penile cancer teams in the UK. Asif has been actively involved in the diagnosis and management of penile cancer for a number of years. His other areas of interest are priapism, erectile dysfunction, penile reconstructive surgery, and male infertility. Outside of work he is a keen cricketer and footballer. Asif is married to Iaisha and has two children. Manit Arya MD, FRCS(Urol) Manit Arya has an interest in minimally invasive uro-oncology and is based at University College Hospital, London, UK. He has published extensively throughout the urology literature, particularly in the field of uro-oncology, as well as editing eight books. He has completed a research degree investigating the theory of metastatic disease. He completed his higher surgical training in London, and has since organised a number of national educational courses for both medical students and trainees. Manit is married to Nitika and has two children. Simon Horenblas MD, PhD., FEBU Simon Horenblas trained as a urological surgeon in The Netherlands and was appointed at the Netherlands Cancer Institute in 1988. He became chief of the department of urology in 1993 and professor of urologic oncology in 2000. His clinical work focussed solely in the field of uro-oncology. His research has centred around tissue preservation and early detection of metastases. He has been at the forefront of developing sentinel lymph node biopsy in urologic cancers, bladder preservation and prostate sparing cystectomy. He has authored more than 150 peer reviewed papers and has written a number of chapters in oncology textbooks. He is a keen ice skater, snowboarder, and alpinist. Simon is married to Irene and has a daughter and a son.Asif Muneer is a consultant urological surgeon with a specialist interest in andrology and men's Health. After completing a research degree at the Wolfson Institute, University College London, he went on to complete his higher surgical training in Oxford and was awarded the Intercollegiate Gold Medal. After completing a further fellowship he was appointed as a consultant based at University College Hospital as well as Honorary Senior Lecturer at University College London. He is now part of one of the largest penile cancer teams in the UK. Asif has been actively involved in the diagnosis and management of penile cancer for a number of years. His other areas of interest are priapism, erectile dysfunction, penile reconstructive surgery, and male infertility. Outside of work he is a keen cricketer and footballer. Asif is married to Iaisha and has two children. Manit Arya MD, FRCS(Urol) Manit Arya has an interest in minimally invasive uro-oncology and is based at University College Hospital, London, UK. He has published extensively throughout the urology literature, particularly in the field of uro-oncology, as well as editing eight books. He has completed a research degree investigating the theory of metastatic disease. He completed his higher surgical training in London, and has since organised a number of national educational courses for both medical students and trainees. Manit is married to Nitika and has two children. Simon Horenblas MD, PhD., FEBU Simon Horenblas trained as a urological surgeon in The Netherlands and was appointed at the Netherlands Cancer Institute in 1988. He became chief of the department of urology in 1993 and professor of urologic oncology in 2000. His clinical work focussed solely in the field of uro-oncology. His research has centred around tissue preservation and early detection of metastases. He has been at the forefront of developing sentinel lymph node biopsy in urologic cancers, bladder preservation and prostate sparing cystectomy. He has authored more than 150 peer reviewed papers and has written a number of chapters in oncology textbooks. He is a keen ice skater, snowboarder, and alpinist. Simon is married to Irene and has a daughter and a son.Manit Arya has an interest in minimally invasive uro-oncology and is based at University College Hospital, London, UK. He has published extensively throughout the urology literature, particularly in the field of uro-oncology, as well as editing eight books. He has completed a research degree investigating the theory of metastatic disease. He completed his higher surgical training in London, and has since organised a number of national educational courses for both medical students and trainees. Manit is married to Nitika and has two children. Simon Horenblas MD, PhD., FEBU Simon Horenblas trained as a urological surgeon in The Netherlands and was appointed at the Netherlands Cancer Institute in 1988. He became chief of the department of urology in 1993 and professor of urologic oncology in 2000. His clinical work focussed solely in the field of uro-oncology. His research has centred around tissue preservation and early detection of metastases. He has been at the forefront of developing sentinel lymph node biopsy in urologic cancers, bladder preservation and prostate sparing cystectomy. He has authored more than 150 peer reviewed papers and has written a number of chapters in oncology textbooks. He is a keen ice skater, snowboarder, and alpinist. Simon is married to Irene and has a daughter and a son.Simon Horenblas trained as a urological surgeon in The Netherlands and was appointed at the Netherlands Cancer Institute in 1988. He became chief of the department of urology in 1993 and professor of urologic oncology in 2000. His clinical work focussed solely in the field of uro-oncology. His research has centred around tissue preservation and early detection of metastases. He has been at the forefront of developing sentinel lymph node biopsy in urologic cancers, bladder preservation and prostate sparing cystectomy. He has authored more than 150 peer reviewed papers and has written a number of chapters in oncology textbooks. He is a keen ice skater, snowboarder, and alpinist. Simon is married to Irene and has a daughter and a son.
