Head and Neck Cancer Care in a Pandemic: Prioritizing Safe Care is an up-to-the-moment, comprehensive reference for addressing the complex problems inherent in delivering optimal cancer treatment during a pandemic. Written during the crisis, a major motivation for its publication is the simple fact that delaying treatments for cancers is frequently not an option.<\/p>\n
This outstanding volume is unique for its inclusive authorship: contributors represent the heads of renowned departments in leading institutions, residents, fellows, and medical students on the front lines of the pandemic. While providing vital and time-sensitive cancer patient care, the authors have documented lessons learned battling serious diseases and co-morbidities during the COVID-19 emergency.<\/p>\n
In addition to an emphasis on the surgical issues of specific diseases, Head and Neck Cancer Care in a Pandemic looks at multidisciplinary patient management, education, social issues impacts, and general considerations such as telemedicine and protective equipment.<\/p>\n
The editors have arranged the text in six sections:
\n* General Considerations;
\n* Patient Management Considerations;
\n* Subsite-Specific Considerations (Mucosal);
\n* Subsite-Specific Considerations (Nonmucosal);
\n* Education in the COVID-19 Era;
\n* Social Issues in the COVID-19 Era<\/p>\n
Clinicians, investigators, and students will discover this rare achievement in medical textbooks is a valuable resource in the practice of oncologic care in the COVD-19 era.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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