THYROID CANCER. CURRENT METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT - BARBARA JARZĄB

Discover the latest advances in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid cancer with this up-to-date publication. Written by a team of specialists from the National Institute of Oncology in Gliwice, this book is an invaluable source of knowledge for doctors and patients alike. Learn more about modern methods of detecting and treating this cancer, which can significantly improve the quality of life and prognosis.

• Current recommendations: The latest Polish guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid cancer.
• Expert collaboration: The authors are doctors of various specialties from a reference center for the treatment of thyroid cancer.
• Comprehensive approach: Discussion of all aspects of diagnosis and therapy, from laboratory tests to advanced treatment methods.
• Practical tips: Information useful for both doctors and patients seeking reliable knowledge.
• Increase in morbidity: Understanding the causes of the increase in thyroid cancer morbidity in industrialized countries.

The book "Thyroid Cancer. Current Methods of Diagnosis and Treatment" is a compendium of knowledge about this cancer, which arose from the need to update Polish recommendations. The scientists and doctors from the National Institute of Oncology in Gliwice, a reference center for the treatment of thyroid cancer, who were invited to cooperate, shared their knowledge and experience to create a publication that will be a support for all those interested in the topic.

This publication discusses the latest scientific advances in the diagnosis and therapy of thyroid cancer, presenting a comprehensive approach to the problem. The reader will find information on laboratory tests, imaging techniques and treatment methods such as surgery, radiotherapy and targeted therapy. The authors describe in detail the indications for each procedure, as well as discuss potential complications and ways to avoid them.

This book is particularly valuable because it takes into account the specifics of the Polish healthcare system and the availability of individual treatment methods. As a result, the reader receives information that is up-to-date and practical, and can better understand the possibilities and limitations associated with the treatment of thyroid cancer in Poland. This publication is an invaluable source of knowledge for doctors, patients and anyone interested in the topic.

We hope that the book will contribute to the dissemination of new principles for the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid cancer, which will translate into improved quality of patient care and better treatment outcomes. It is a publication that should be in the library of every doctor involved in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid diseases, as well as in the homes of patients who want to better understand their disease and actively participate in the treatment process.