International Advances in Surgical Oncology - Vol. 6
1984
Review of International Advances in Surgical Oncology
publication
Evidence: low
Author Information
Author(s): M. Baum
Primary Institution: Kings College Hospital Medical School
Conclusion
The book is of little value for practicing surgeons and is too expensive for libraries.
Supporting Evidence
- The book's chapters appeal to various surgical specialties but lack a cohesive audience.
- Immunotherapy evidence for lung cancer is convincing, yet not widely adopted.
- The book is criticized for its high price and limited usefulness compared to original research articles.
Takeaway
This book about surgical oncology isn't very helpful for doctors who treat cancer, and it's too pricey for libraries.
Potential Biases
The book reflects a narrow American perspective on surgical oncology.
Limitations
The book lacks practical value for surgeons and does not adequately address European contributions to oncology.
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