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Cancer

Cancer-Associated Thrombosis

 

Publication Date August 2007
Publisher Informa Healthcare
Product Type Book
Pages 320
ISBN Number 978-1-84184-614-9
Product Code IFH00050

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Summary

Showcasing the expertise of top-tier specialists who contributed to the newly released guidelines for the care of thrombosis in cancer patients, this exciting guide was written and edited by members of the ASCO panels on the prevention and treatment of cancerassociated thrombosis, among others, and provides an authoritative discussion of strategies to effectively implement and interpret the new ASCO/NCCN directives. Standing as the only up-todate source to readily examine these new clinical recommendations, this guide supplies an authoritative and current discussion of the diagnosis, management, and prevention of cancer-associated thrombosis.

Contents

  • Mechanisms of Cancer-Associated Thrombosis
    • Oncogenes, Cancer and Hemostasis
    • Hemostasis and Angiogenesis
    • Tissue Factor in Cancer Angiogenesis and Coagulopathy
    • Role of Platelets and Fibrinogen in Tumor Cell Survival
    • Chemotherapy and Activation of Hemostasis
    • Anti-Angiogenics and Cancer-Associated Thrombosis
    • Heparins in Cancer Role of Selectin Interactions
  • Clinical Aspects of Cancer-Associated Thrombosis
    • Burden of Cancer- Associated Thrombosis and Its Impact on Survival of Cancer Patients
    • Vte in Hematologic Malignancies
    • Diagnosing Cancer in Patients with Vte
    • Prothrombotic Mutations and Cancer-Associated Thrombosis
    • Who's at Risk? Strategies for Risk-Stratifying Cancer Patients
    • Preventing Vte in The Surgical Cancer Patient
    • Preventing Vte in The Medical Cancer Patient
    • Catheters and Vte in Cancer Patients
    • Treating Vte in Cancer Patients The Case for Lmwh Therapy
    • Improving Outcomes from Cancer-Associated Thrombosis Lessons from The Asco Guidelines