- First book on intraoperative flow cytometry to date
- Describes an intraoperative technique that can be used during many solid tumors surgery
- Provides an update on IFC, a rapidly expanding field with new applications such as therapy
This book describes intraoperative flow cytometry in solid tumours. Intraoperative flow cytometry is an innovative technique for assessing tumour margins and grade of malignancy intraoperatively.
The authors have been working on this procedure for more than 14 years and have introduced it in the surgery of intracranial tumours, breast cancer, liver cancer and head and neck neoplasms, as described in the book. A detailed description of the main pathological findings will be followed by an explanation of the intraoperative flow cytometry’s role. In each chapter, information will be provided to stimulate further research on this topic.
The book will also include new topics that have not been published till now.
The book is aimed at neurosurgeons, general surgeons, ENT specialists, breast surgeons, radiologists, pathologists, oncologists, biologists, biochemists and scientists working with on flow cytometry.
Table of Contents- 1. History of Flow Cytometry.-
- 2. Basic Principles.-
- 3. Sample-Data Analysis.-
- 4. Basic Principles.-
- 5. Sample - Data Analysis.- .
- 6. Pathology of the Tumors of the Central Nervous System.-
- 7. Current methods for intraoperative application.-
- 8. IFC in Gliomas.-
- 9. IFC in Meningiomas.-
- 10. IFC in Pediatric Tumors.-
- 11. IFC in Spine Tumors.-
- 12. Breast Cancer.-
- 13. Current methods for intraoperative application.-
- 14. IFC in Lumpectomy.-
- 15. Head and Neck malignancies.-
- 16. Current Techniques for intraoperative application.-
- 17. IFC in Head and Neck malignancies.-
- 18. Gastrointestinal Malignancies.-
- 19. Current methods for intraoperative application.-
- 20. IFC in liver cancer.-
- 21. IFC in Colorectal Cancer.-
- 22. Future Perspectives of IFC.
