Hereditary and Familial Colorectal Cancer
This book describes the historical context of colorectal cancer predisposition syndromes and the latest knowledge relating to each of the known hereditary colorectal cancer predisposition syndromes. There is a particular focus on the management of each of these syndromes in turn, including medical and surgical management, cancer surveillance, and screening recommendations. It also explores the workings of specialised hereditary and familial cancer clinics from the perspectives of the various clinicians involved in the running of the service. Multidisciplinary management, universal tumour screening, risk estimation, the obtaining and use of genetic information, and appropriate high-risk population screening and surveillance are also discussed, as are future developments and how these may relate to this exciting and evolving field.
Professor Desmond Winter is a consultant colorectal surgeon at St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin, and Clinical Professor at the University College Dublin and the School of Medicine and Medical Sciences of the National University of Ireland in Dublin. He completed research in Ireland and at Yale University for a Doctorate of Medicine before completing his surgical training. He received the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland Medal for the Intercollegiate Fellowship, and is the recipient of over 30 national and international scholarships and research awards. He is the author of over 300 peer-reviewed publications and a founding member of the FORESIGHT (Formally Overseeing Risk Evaluation and Surveillance of Intestinal and Gastric Hereditary Tumours) Clinic.
Dr Éanna Ryan is a specialist registrar on the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) General Surgery Specialty Training programme. His post-graduate doctoral research was conducted in a multidisciplinary translational environment under the mentorship of Professor Winter at St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin, and was focused on the microsatellite, immune molecular subtype of colorectal cancer. His interests include all aspects of gastrointestinal disease but particularly surgical oncology, cancer genomics, and minimally invasive surgery. He is a committee member of the Irish Surgical Trainee Group and the Irish Surgical Research Collaborative.
There are currently no reviews for this title. Please do revisit this page again to see if some have been added.
Mohamad M. Adada
Mohammad Ali Abbass
Emma Anthony
Mark Arends
Paul R. Armstrong
Helena C. Bartels
Nancy N. Baxter
Andrew Beggs
Lisa A. Boardman
Donal J. Brennan
Daniel Buchanan
Gabriel Capellá
Sue Clark
Maura B. Cotter
Ben Creavin
Quentin Denost
Brooke R. Druliner
D. Gareth Evans
Christina Flemming
Michael Flood
Ian Frayling
Rondell P. Graham
Ann Hanly
Usman M. Haroon
Alexander Heriot
James Hill
Gareth Horgan
Eric Ji-Hoon Joo
Matthew F. Kalady
Michael E. Kelly
Rory Kennelly
Aslı Kotaman
Neeraj Lal
Andrew Latchford
Brandie Leach
Finlay Macrae
Séan T. Martin
Barry B. McGuire
Terri P. McVeigh
Ruaidhri McVey
Helen M. Mohan
Kevin Monahan
Julie B. Moskowitz
Maartje Nielsen
Benjamin Norton
Grainne M. O'Kane
Adesola Ogunsakin
Lachlan O’Connell
Vanessa Palter
Susan Parry
Sheron Perera
Christophe Rosty
Eric Rullier
Odhrán K. Ryan
Tarik Sammour
Kieran Sheahan
Antonino Spinelli
Elena M. Stoffel
Sanne W. Ten Broeke
Selvi Thirumurthi
Laura Valle
Anne-Sophie Van Der Werf- ’T Lam
Emma R. Woodward
Xiaoyu Yin
Yi-Qian Nancy You
Alexandra Zaborowski
Buy This Book