Titlebook: Influence of the Host on Tumor Development; Ronald B. Herberman Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Tumor.cancer.hormones.liver.meta

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Preconditions in the Host-Tumor Relationship During Local Recurrence,ion of all remnants of malignant cells. Iatrogenic causes of recurrence such as incomplete excision and local contamination are extensively discussed clinical concerns, and will not be dealt with in this chapter. Nor will the major investigative area of endocrine factors in tumor behavior be discuss

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Response of the Central Nervous System to Cancer: General Features and Cancer-Related Dementias,rect effects of locally growing tumors and the effects of tumors at sites remote from the nervous system. The latter include a group of still poorly understood entities, the paraneoplastic syndromes. In reviewing the titled subject we will be somewhat selective since there is already a considerable

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Endocrine and Metabolic Function in Patients with Neoplastic Disease, classically described associations between certain tumor types and clinical manifestations of hormone excess. These syndromes, however, represent only the most extreme examples of the far-reaching effects of various malignancies on normal endocrine and metabolic function. Although some manifestatio

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