Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Development and current situation of oncology
1.2 Introduction to cancer epidemiology
1.3 The expectation of clinical onco]ogy
Chapter 2 Tumor Epiderniology
2.1 Overview
2.2 Risk factors for cancer
2.3 Research methods of cancer epidemiology
2.4 Cancer prevention
Chapter 3 Etiology and Pathogenesis of Tumor
3.1 Genetic factors
3.2 Virus and cancer
Chapter 4 Biological Behavior of Tumor
4.1 The growth kinetics and regulatory mechanisms of tumor cells
4.2 Tumor angiogenesis
4.3 Progression and heterogeneity of tumor
4.4 Invasion and metastasis of tumor
Chapter 5 Tumor Pathology
5.1 Definition and role of pathology
5.2 Classification of malignant neoplasms
5.3 Methodologies used in tumor pathology
5.4 Molecular diagnosis used in tumor pathology
5.5 Tumor pathology in clinical practice, using colorectal cancer as an example
5.6 Role of pathology and pathologist in multidisciplinary term approaches to cancer management
5.7 Future of tumor pathology
Chapter 6 Application of Imaging Medicine in Oncology
6.1 The application of X-ray in oneology
6.2 The application of CT in ontology
6.3 The application of MRI in oncology
6.4 The application of ultrasound in oncology
6.5 The application of nuclear medicine in ontology
Chapter 7 Laboratory Examinations of Tumor
7.1 Summary of key points
7.2 Tumor markers
7.3 Clinical application and prospect of tumor markers
7.4 Combined detection and application of hepatoeellular carcinoma markers
7.5 Other laboratory tests
Chapter 8 Endoscopic Diagnosis of Tumor
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy
8.3 Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
8.4 Lower gastrointestinal endoscopy
8.5 Fiberoptic bronchoscopy
Chapter 9 Clinical Diagnosis and Evaluation of Tumor
9.1 Clinical diagnosis or tumor
9.2 Evaluation of tumor
Chapter 10 Surgical Treatment for Tumor
10.1 Concept of surgical oncology
10.2 History and evolution of surgical oncology
10.3 Principles of surgical therapy in ontology
10.4 Principles of quality control in surgical oncology:surgical eoasequence of abdominal irradiation
10.5 Progress on surgical oncology
Chapter 11 Principle of Chemotherapy for Tumor
11.1 Overview of chemotherapy
11.2 Cell cycle and tumor biology
11.3 Chemotherapy agents : overview and mechanisms
11.4 Side effects of chemotherapy
11.5 Principles, of clinical application of chemotherapy
Chapter 12 Basics of Radiation Oncology
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Brife history of radiation oncology
12.3 Overview of radiation physics
12.4 The radiobiology of radiation therapy
12.5 Clinical radiation ontology
12.6 Delivery techniques for radiation therapy
12.7 Specialized radiotherapy techniques and facilities
12.8 Future directions
Chapter 13 Endocrine Therapy of Cancer
13.1 Brief history of endocrine therapy
13.2 Biological basis of cancer endocrine therapy
13.3 Endocrine therapy strategy for cancer
13.4 Toxicity management of endocrine therapy
13.5 Mechanism of endocrine therapy resistance
13.6 Strategy for endocrine therapy resistance
Chapter 14 Immunotherapy of Cancer
14.1 Brief history of tumor immunotherapy
14.2 The biological basis of tumor immunotherapy
14.3 Strategies for cancer.immunotherapy
14.4 Management of immunotherapy related toxicity
14.5 Comprehensive immune status assessment
14.6 Immunomodulatory effects of traditional anticaneer therapy
Chapter 15 Minimally Invasive Tumor Therapy
15.1 Introduction
15.2 Intravascular minimally invasive tumor therapy
15.3 Nonvascular minimally invasive tumor therapy
15.4 Integrated therapy
Chapter 16 Molecular Targeted Therapy For Cancer and Precision Medicine
16.1 Molecular targeted therapy for cancer
16.2 Precision medicine
Chapter 17