Known among radiation oncology residents as the green book, Radiation Oncology: A Question-Based Review is a must-have learning tool for trainees and physicians who want to strengthen their long-term command of radiation oncology. The updated 3rd Edition reflects state-of-the-art advances in the field, with revised questions and answers, new professional guidelines, and new annual content updates for the eBook.
- Offers detailed questions on the natural history, epidemiology, diagnosis, staging, treatment recommendations, and treatment-related side effects for each cancer type.
- Contains a new primer section on immunotherapy.
- Retains popular features such as memory aids, quick-reference tables, and useful facts from other relevant disciplines such as radiology, anatomy, and medical oncology.
- Incorporates the latest ASTRO, AJCC, and NCCN guidelines, as well as seminal new studies and practice-changing trials, to reflect current radiation oncology practice.
- Includes new annual updates to the eBook for the life of the edition, with revised questions or answers that keep you current with new knowledge in the field.
- Ideal for both trainees and radiation oncologists as a high-yield introduction and review of the clinical management of major cancer types and conditions that are currently treated with radiation.
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Title: Radiation Oncology: A Question-Based Review
Author: Christodouleas, John P.,Lin MD PhD, Steven H,Hristov, Borislav
ISBN: 9781496360366
Binding:
Publisher: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
Publication Date: 2018-09-14
Number of Pages: 640
Weight: 0.6272 kg
The purpose is to provide a succinct briefing on clinical management in radiation oncology and in so doing serve as a tool for self assessment. This is a worthy objective, and the book will be appreciated by residents and clinicians. The online version adds minimal added value, but it will be attractive to those interested in electronic access.
This book will be of value to radiation oncology residents and clinicians alike. Residents assessing what they have learned on a clinical service or in preparation for boards will find this book helpful. Likewise, with the shift in maintenance of certification from an every 10-year exam to ongoing clinical assessment evaluations, the book appears to be ideally suited in format to this new knowledge assessment approach. The authors are well respected authorities and contributors include many residents and junior attending physicians.
Many residents and clinicians will find a format such as this a good complement to other books which provide more narrative reviews of the subject.
Weighted Numerical Score: 77 - 3 Stars
Doodys Publishers' Club, September 2018
