 Cancer and the Adolescent, 2nd Edition
ISBN: 978-0-7279-1810-9
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304 pages
September 2005, BMJ Books
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1 A right not a privilege!.
Part 1 Patterns and perspectives.
2 Patterns of incidence of cancer in teenagers and young adults: implications for aetiology.
3 Lack of participation of older adolescents and young adults with cancer in clinical trials: impact in the USA.
4 Adolescents and cancer: perspectives from France.
5 Care of teenagers with cancer: a North American perspective.
Part 2 Advances.
6 Leukaemia.
7 Advances in treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
8 Hodgkin's disease and adolescents - the lost tribe?.
9 Adolescent CNS tumours: my brain has damaged my life.
10 Ewing's sarcoma.
11 Advances in osteosarcoma.
12 Osteosarcoma and surgery.
Part 3 Survivorship.
13 Subfertility in adolescents with cancer: who is at risk and what can be done?.
14 Body image.
15 The impact of cancer on adolescents and their families.
16 Resilience in survivors of teenage cancer: a life-adaptive approach.
17 Surviving with scars: the long-term psychosocial consequences of teenage cancer.
Part 4 Palliation.
18 Whose dying is it anyway? Palliative care in adolescence.
19 The parent's perspective of teenage cancer.
Part 5 Controversies.
20 Who should care for young people with cancer?.
21 Patterns of care for teenagers and young adults with cancer: is there a single blueprint of care?.
22 Managing professional relationships across the services.
23 The next 10 years in biomedical science and care for teenagers and young adults with cancer
Part 1 Patterns and perspectives.
2 Patterns of incidence of cancer in teenagers and young adults: implications for aetiology.
3 Lack of participation of older adolescents and young adults with cancer in clinical trials: impact in the USA.
4 Adolescents and cancer: perspectives from France.
5 Care of teenagers with cancer: a North American perspective.
Part 2 Advances.
6 Leukaemia.
7 Advances in treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
8 Hodgkin's disease and adolescents - the lost tribe?.
9 Adolescent CNS tumours: my brain has damaged my life.
10 Ewing's sarcoma.
11 Advances in osteosarcoma.
12 Osteosarcoma and surgery.
Part 3 Survivorship.
13 Subfertility in adolescents with cancer: who is at risk and what can be done?.
14 Body image.
15 The impact of cancer on adolescents and their families.
16 Resilience in survivors of teenage cancer: a life-adaptive approach.
17 Surviving with scars: the long-term psychosocial consequences of teenage cancer.
Part 4 Palliation.
18 Whose dying is it anyway? Palliative care in adolescence.
19 The parent's perspective of teenage cancer.
Part 5 Controversies.
20 Who should care for young people with cancer?.
21 Patterns of care for teenagers and young adults with cancer: is there a single blueprint of care?.
22 Managing professional relationships across the services.
23 The next 10 years in biomedical science and care for teenagers and young adults with cancer
