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Instructive – Attractive – Unique Textbook - Completely revised, updated and enlarged - Close and continuous relation between pathomorphology, function and clinic - Further improvements in content, systematology, didactics and colour design - Numerous, sometimes unusual, but clinically proved suggestions ("tips and tricks") resulting from the author’s practical experience Atlas - A total number of 530 figures in colour and 320 tables in colour - an hepatological atlas which is unique in form, extent and presentation Manual - About 7,000 quoted publications - Some 1,500 cited first-descriptors of therapy procedures, methods, medical techniques and invasive measures - A comprehensive index containing more than 3,000 terms and about 12,000 cited reference pages - Register of abbreviations + ALL figures and tables on CD-ROM This textbook is escorted along its way by a foreword from: - Ch. S. Lieber (New York, USA) - 1st edition - A. M. Hofmann (La Jolla, USA) - 2nd edition - U. M. Leuschner (Frankfurt, Germany) ) - 2nd edition - H. Denk (Graz, Austria) - 3rd edition "The current edition contains up-to-date information, but also stands for tradition and progress in hepatology. The reader is carefully introduced into the subject matter and learns to experience and understand everything to the full extent. It is only possible to impart knowledge and to convey enthusiasm if one has great personal involvement. This certainly applies to the author, Erwin Kuntz." O. Univ. Prof. Dr. Helmut Denk, FRCPath Director of the Institute of Pathology University of Graz (Austria).

Medicine & Public Health. --- Hepatology. --- Gastroenterology. --- Medicine. --- Clinical medicine. --- Médecine --- Gastroentérologie --- Médecine clinique --- Liver Diseases --- Digestive System Diseases --- Diseases --- Gastroenterology --- Medicine --- Health & Biological Sciences --- Liver --- Diseases. --- Tumors. --- Internal medicine. --- Internal Medicine. --- Medicine, Internal --- Internal medicine --- Digestive organs --- Medicine, Clinical --- Gastroenterology .

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Over the past 2 decades, there has been a steady increase in knowledge associated with the clinical manifestations of cholestatic liver disease. In addition to a growing amount of information on the well-studied disorders of primary biliary cirrhosis and primary sclerosing cholangitis, there has been a rapid accumulation of data on less well-known but important topics such as overlap syndromes with autoimmune hepatitis, cholestatic variants of alcohol and viral disease, and cholestasis following liver transplantation. These emerging insights are complemented by further improvements of the diagnosis and management of cholestasis. Based on these clinical situations, Cholestatic Liver Disease provides essential information for individuals involved in the care of patients affected by cholestatic liver disease. This groundbreaking text also supplies scientific updates from leading experts which relate to the clinical evaluation and management of cholestatic liver disorders, useful for both novice and practitioners alike. Among the topics discussed in this volume are PBC, PSC, overlap syndrome with autoimmune hepatits, sarcoid, lymphoma, cystic fibrosis, rheumatologic disease, and osteoporosis. Comprehensive and timely, Cholestatic Liver Disease is sure to be an indispensable reference for all those who work with cholestatic liver.

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This book provides an in-depth account of all aspects of radioembolization, a relatively novel technique based on the efficacy of radiotherapy for the treatment of liver tumors. In the past, the therapeutic radiation dose needed to treat a tumoral area has been sufficiently high to produce permanent damage to the nontumoral liver parenchyma. Radioembolization attempts to overcome this problem by combining embolization (intravascular deployment of particles) and brachytherapy (local administration of radiotherapy with the aid of a device, namely the particles themselves). The technique is based on improvements in percutaneous endovascular procedures which have allowed the deployment of small (25-35 µm) microspheres loaded with yttrium-90 that deliver high doses of beta-radiation specifically to the tumoral area. Performance of the procedure demands close familiarity with the hepatic vascular anatomy in order to ensure avoidance of vessels going to other territories. Furthermore, detailed knowledge of liver function, tumor volume, and liver vascular shunting is needed in order to calculate the appropriate therapeutic dose in each particular case. All of these topics are addressed in depth in this book, and initial clinical results are presented, showing that constant local control can be achieved with a reasonably low rate of complications. These promising results may lead to a progressive change in the therapeutic indication for radioembolization, and in some cases it could even become the therapy of choice.

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