Melanoma – Critical Debates

Julia A. Newton Bishop is the editor of Melanoma: Critical Debates, published by Wiley. Martin Gore is the editor of Melanoma: Critical Debates, published by Wiley.

Aetiology and Risk. Chapter 1: What patterns of sun exposure really cause melanoma?. Chapter 2: Are sunbeds dangerous?. Chapter 3: Do sunscreens cause cancer or protect from a risk of melanoma?. Chapter 4: Why are redheads so susceptible to melanoma?. Chapter 5: How should we manage patients with atypical moles?. Chapter 6: What should we know and what should we do about high-risk families?. Chapter 7: How should we manage borderline melanocytic lesions?. . Diagnosis, Screening and Prevention. Chapter 8: How can we improve early diagnosis?. Chapter 9: What are the prospects for screening for melanoma at different latitudes?. . Management. Chapter 10: What should we consider when excising the primary?. Chapter 11: What imaging/investigation in melanoma patients?. Chapter 12: What management for regional lymph node relapse?. Chapter 13: What are the issues surrounding congenital naevi?. Chapter 14: What is the role of chemotherapy?. Chapter 15: What is the role of biological-response-modifiers in the treatment of melanoma?. Chapter 16: Will vaccines really work for melanoma?. Chapter 17: Who should we consider for isolated limb perfusion?. Chapter 18: What are the novel treatment strategies are on the horizon?. Chapter 19: Who should follow-up melanoma patients and for how long?. Chapter 20: What is the role for radiotherapy in melanoma?. Chapter 21: What should we tell patients about hormones after having melanoma?