Stell & Maran’s Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology

 

The knowledge base required of the modern-day head and neck surgeon, as a key member of a comprehensive and wide-ranging multidisciplinary team, is significant.

The sixth edition of Stell & Maran’s Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology continues to be the leading reference book in the specialty.

This accessible and authoritative text is fully revised and updated to reflect international practice across the multidisciplinary team.

A global community of expert authors have provided chapters entailing the expertise required by today’s head and neck surgeon.

The book encompasses fundamentals of head and neck oncologic practice including pathology, imaging, staging, prehabilitation, surgical approaches and reconstruction, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, biological therapies and many more.

Key sections discuss the broad range of tumours by anatomical site and rare cancers.

Future perspectives are reviewed with topics on how to become a clinical trialist, delivering surgical innovation and personalised approaches to head and neck cancer therapy with insights for the future.

With contributions from the full spectrum of the multidisciplinary team, this book will be a major up-to-date resource for both trainees and established practitioners in otolaryngology, maxillofacial surgery, plastic surgery, endocrine surgery, clinical oncology, oncology nursing and those professions allied to medicine, such as speech and language therapy and dietetics.

 

Table of Contents:

 

1 History of head and neck surgery

Part 1: Fundamentals of Head and Neck Oncological Practice

2 Epidemiology and prevention of head and neck cancer

3 Molecular biology of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma

4 Clinical assessment and diagnosis

5 Imaging

6 Pathology

7 Staging

8 Multidisciplinary working in head and neck cancer

9 Prehabilitation in head and neck cancer

10 Principles of open resection in head and neck surgery

11 Surgical approaches to improve quality of life

12 Reconstructive surgery: Local, regional and distant flaps

13 Radiation therapy

14 Role of systemic therapy in the management of squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck

15 Genomics and targeted therapy

16 Biological therapies

17 Management of emergencies and complications in head and neck practice

18 Measures of treatment outcomes

19 Quality of life

20 Speech and swallowing rehabilitation

21 Prosthetic rehabilitation

22 Pain management and palliative care in the head and neck cancer setting

Part 2: Tumours by Anatomical Site

23 Lip and oral cavity

24 Nasopharynx

25 Oropharynx

26 Hypopharynx

27 Larynx

28 Metastatic neck disease

29 Management of carcinoma from an unknown primary

30 Salivary gland

31 Head and neck mucosal melanomas

32 Non-melanoma skin cancer

33 Nose and sinuses

34 Malignancies of the temporal bone

35 Head and neck paragangliomas

36 Rare tumours of the head and neck

37 Management of unresectable primary recurrent cancer and distant metastatic disease

Part 3: Endocrine Disease

38 Molecular biology and genetic testing

39 Thyroid and parathyroid gland pathology and cytology

40 Surgical management of differential thyroid cancer

41 Medullary thyroid cancer

42 Poorly differentiated and anaplastic thyroid cancer

43 Non-surgical management of thyroid cancer

44 Malignant parathyroid tumours

Part 4: Future Perspectives

45 The surgical innovation continuum

46 Surgical quality assurance

47 Becoming a clinical trialist: How and why?

48 How to set up a clinician–scientist programme

49 Robotic surgery in head and neck practice

50 Proton beam, carbon ion therapy in head and neck cancer

51 Personalised approaches to head and neck cancer therapy

Index