MODERN DIAGNOSTICS IN ONCOLOGY. INNOVATIONS IN PERSONALIZED TREATMENT

Discover the latest advances in oncological diagnostics with this unique monograph. It is a compendium of knowledge that combines theory and practice, presenting innovative approaches and technologies that are revolutionizing the way we understand and treat cancer. Get to know the future of personalized oncology today!

• Artificial intelligence in oncology: New tools for diagnostics and personalized medicine.
• Precise prevention and treatment of cancer: New challenges for liquid biopsies.
• Innovations in cancer diagnostics: Genomics, next-generation sequencing and artificial intelligence.
• A new era of fixation techniques in oncology: Is it time to move away from paraffin blocks?
• Molecular imaging techniques: In pancreatic oncology.

The monograph under the scientific editorship of Dr. habil. med. Paula Dobosz is a collection of articles written by outstanding specialists in the field of oncology, clinical immunology and genetics. The authors discuss with passion and commitment key issues related to modern diagnostics, presenting the latest research and technologies that have a real impact on improving the quality of life of cancer patients. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge for practicing physicians, medical students and anyone interested in advances in the field of oncology.

The publication includes a detailed discussion of the role of artificial intelligence in cancer diagnostics, from the analysis of medical images to the prediction of response to treatment. You will learn how genomics and next-generation sequencing are revolutionizing diagnostics, enabling the identification of therapeutic targets and personalization of treatment. In addition, the book presents the latest molecular imaging techniques that allow for early detection of cancerous changes in the pancreas, which is crucial for the effectiveness of therapy.

The book also discusses innovative techniques for fixing biological material that can replace traditional paraffin blocks, opening up new possibilities in molecular diagnostics. The authors analyze the challenges associated with liquid biopsies, which are becoming an increasingly popular tool for monitoring disease progression and assessing treatment effectiveness. This publication is a comprehensive source of knowledge about modern forms of diagnostics in oncology, which will certainly contribute to improving the quality of care for cancer patients.

The publication was published by PZWL, contains 104 pages, format 234x152 mm, paperback. Year of publication: 2021.