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9783540430056

Cancers of the Skin

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    9783540430056

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-06-01
  • Publisher: Springer Nature
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Summary

Skin cancer is the most frequent malignancy in humans and its incidence is still increasing. This situation calls for major efforts to manage the disease. Preventive measures must include reduced UV exposure and an enhanced common awareness of skin lesions. Advanced surgical techniques allow safe removal with excellent cosmetic results. In many cases alternative treatment modalities such as radiotherapy, cryosurgery and photodynamic therapy are applicable. The development of optimal sun screens and UV-protective clothes, new tools for early diagnosis of malignant lesions including videomicroscopy, improved evaluation of biopsy material and new treatment schemes will contribute to better patient care. New developments in therapy including pegylated interferons, cytokine-inducing molecules, monoclonal antibodies and vaccination approaches using peptides, dendritic cells, viruses or nDNA give hope for well-tolerated and efficient treatments.

Table of Contents

Prevention
Public Education in Skin Cancer World-Wide
3(4)
G. Burg
UV Protection and Skin Cancer
7(8)
R. Dummer
T. Maier
UV Protection by Clothes
Role of Clothes in Sun Protection
15(11)
T. Gambichler
P. Altmeyer
K. Hoffmann
Sun Protective Clothing: 5 Years of Experience in Australia
26(9)
C. R. Roy
P. H. Gies
A. McLennan
European Standards for Protective Apparel Against UV Radiation
35(7)
J. Laperre
F. Foubert
American Standards for UV-Protective Textiles
42(6)
K. L. Hatch
Activities of CIE DIV-6 (Photobiology and Photochemistry) in UV Protection and Clothing
48(7)
J. P. Cesarini
Comparison of Methods: Determination of UV Protection of Clothing
55(7)
T. Gambichler
P. Altmeyer
K. Hoffmann
Improving UV Protection by Clothing - Recent Developments
62(8)
U. Osterwalder
H. Rohwer
Dress up for Sun Protection/Creation of Public Awareness
70(5)
P. Cesarini
Melanoma
Pathogenesis
The Precursors of Malignant Melanoma
75(10)
A. N. Crowson
C. M. Magro
I. Sanchez-Carpintero
M. C. Mihm Jr.
Interferon-a Sensitivity in Melanoma Cells: Detection of Potential Response Marker Genes
85(7)
U. Certa
M. Seiler
E. Padovan
G. C. Spagnoli
Molecular Cytogenetics as a Diagnostic Tool for Typing Melanocytic Tumors
92(8)
B.C. Bastian
Loss of Heterozygosity and Microsatellite Instability in Acquired Melanocytic Nevi: Towards a Molecular Definition of the Dysplastic Nevus
100(13)
A. Rubben
I. Bogdan
E.I. Gruendorf Conen
G. Burg
R. Boni
Epidemiology
The Changing Incidence and Mortality of Melanoma in Australia
113(12)
R. Marks
Diagnostic
Why Is Epiluminescence Microscopy Important?
125(8)
K. Wolff
Sentinel Node Biopsy: Not Only a Staging Tool?
133(18)
R. Essner
A. J. Cochran
Therapy
The Impact of Surgery on the Course of Melanoma
151(7)
F. J. Lejeune
Perspectives of Pegylated Interferon Use in Dermatological Oncology
158(7)
H. Pehamberger
Dendritic Cell Vaccination for the Treatment of Skin Cancer
165(5)
F.O. Nestle
Gene-based Immunotherapy of Skin Cancers
170(15)
Y. Sun
D. Schadendorf
Cytokine-Fusion-Protein-Treatment
185(10)
D. Schrama
P. thor Straten
E.-B. Brocker
R. A. Reisfeld
J. C. Becker
Cytotoxic T-cell Induction in Metastatic Melanoma Patients Undergoing Recombinant Vaccinia Virus-based Immuno-gene Therapy
195(10)
G. C. Spagnoli
P. Zajac
W. R. Marti
D. Oertli
E. Padovan
C. Noppen
T. Kocher
M. Adamina
M. Heberer
Follow-up
A Rational Approach to the Follow-up of Melanoma Patients
205(14)
C. Garbe
Epithelial Skin Tumors
Therapy
Micrographic Surgery of Basal Cell Carcinomas of the Head
219(6)
B. Woerle
M. Heckmann
B. Konz
Repair of Cutaneous Defects After Skin Cancer Surgery
225(9)
M. Hess Schmid
C. Meuli-Simmen
J. Hafner
Radiotherapy of Skin Tumors
234(6)
R. Panizzon
Photodynamic Therapy and Fluorescence Diagnosis of Skin Cancers
240(6)
R.M. Szeimies
M. Landthaler
Intralesional Interferon in Basal Cell Carcinoma: How Does It Work?
246(5)
S. Buchner
M. Wernli
F. Bachmann
T. Harr
P. Erb
Epithelial Malignancies in Organ Transplant Patients: Clinical Presentation and New Methods of Treatment
251(8)
E. Stockfleth
C. Ulrich
T. Meyer
E. Christophers
New Treatment Modalities for Basal Cell Carcinoma
259(12)
E. Stockfleth
W. Sterry
Lymphoma
Pathogenesis
From Inflammation to Neoplasia: New Concepts in the Pathogenesis of Cutaneous Lymphomas
271(12)
G. Burg
W. Kempf
A. Haeffner
U. Dobbeling
F.O. Nestle
R. Boni
M. Kadin
R. Dummer
Clinical Presentations
Cutaneous Lymphomas and Pseudolymphomas: Newly Described Entities
283(11)
D. Kazakov
G. Burg
R. Dummer
W. Kempf
Clinical Aspects and Pathology of Primary Cutaneous B-Cell Lymphomas
294(9)
H. Kerl
R. Fink-Puches
L. Cerroni
Diagnosis
Modern Diagnosis of Cutaneous Lymphoma
303(6)
B. Giannotti
N. Pimpinelli
Therapy
Treatment of Cutaneous T Cell Lymphoma: 2001
309(12)
E.C. Vonderheid
New Biologic Agents for the Treatment of Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma
321(10)
C. C. Vittorio
J. M. Junkins-Hopkins
M. Shapiro
M. Wysocka
M. H. Zaki
L. E. French
A. H. Rook
Mesenchymal Tumors
Etiology and Pathogenesis of Kaposi's Sarcoma
331(12)
B. Nickoloff
K.E. Foreman
Connective Tissue Tumors
343(8)
B. Zelger
Psychosocial Aspects
How to Identify Patients in Need of Psychological Intervention
351(11)
G. Strittmatter
M. Tilkorn
R. Mawick
Psychotherapeutic Interventions in Melanoma Patients
362(9)
W. Sollner
R. Gross
S. Maislinger
Subject Index 371

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