Geschwülste / Tumors I

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• — Contents.
• Morphology of Cancer Cells.
• I : General Morphology of Cancer Cells.
• II: Application of Cytologic Techniques to the Detection and Diagnosis of Human Cancer.
• Chromosomal Changes in Human Tumors and Leukemias.
• I. Introduction.
• II. Historical Aspects.
• III. Methodologies.
• IV. The Normal Human Karyotype.
• V. The Effects of Noxious Agents on the Human Karyotype.
• VI. The Chromosomal Breakage Syndromes.
• VII. Congenital Chromosomal Anomalies and Neoplasia.
• VIII. Leukemia.
• IX. Other MyeloproliferativeDisorders(Preleukemic and other Hematologic Conditions).
• X. Megaloblastic Anemia.
• XI. The Lymphomas.
• XII. Plasma Cell Dyscrasias.
• XIII. Solid Tumors and Metastatic Cancer.
• XIV. Significance of Chromosomal Findings in Pre-Neoplastic Lesions with Special Emphasis on those of the Uterine Cervix.
• XV. Chromosomes in the Diagnosis, Therapy, and Prognosis of Cancer Leukemia.
• XVI. Chromosomes and Causation of Cancer and Leukemia.
• XVII. Epilog.
• Acknowledgements.
• References.
• Proliferative Properties of Malignant Cell Systems.
• I. Proliferative Characteristics of Cell Populations.
• II. Malignant Cell Systems.
• Histological Classification of Tumours.
• Some Current Problems in Tumour Classification. Definition and Nomenclature.
• Standardization of Classifications.
• Annex.
• Praecancerose und Carcinoma in situ.
• 1. Allgemeine Gesichtspunkte.
• 2. Praecancerosen der von Plattenepithel bekleideten Oberflächen.
• 3. Praecancerosen der von Plattenepithel bekleideten Schleimhäute.
• 4. Praecancerosen der von Übergangsepithel bekleideten Schleimhäute.
• 5. Praecancerosen der von Zylinderepithel bekleideten Schleimhäute.
• 6. Praecancerosen von Drüsen.
• 7. Praecancerosen weiterer Organe.
• 8. Schlußfolgerungen..
• 9. Zusammenfassung.
• Literatur.
• Geographical Distribution of Malignant Neoplasms and some other Epidemiological Features.
• II. Sources of Information.
• III. Classification of Neoplasms.
• IV. Rates.
• V. Geographical Distribution of Neoplasms at Individual Sites.
• Cancer and Leukemia Developing among Atom-Bomb Survivors.
• II. The Atom-Bomb Explosions and their Effects in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
• III. Outline of Hematopoietic Disorders Caused by Atom-Bomb Explosions.
• IV. Leukemia and Allied Disorders.
• V. Thyroid Carcinoma.
• VI. Other Neoplasias.
• VII. Conclusion.
• Histologie der seltenen Geschwülste beim Menschen. Beziehungen zur allgemeinen Pathologie der Geschwülste.
• I. Die seltenen Tumoren des Menschen.
• II. Histologie der seltenen menschlichen Tumoren.
• III. Histogenèse der seltenen Tumoren des Menschen.
• Immunologische Aspekte des Krebses.
• I. Einleitung.
• II. Tumorspezifische Transplantationsantigene chemisch induzierter Tumoren.
• III. Antigene virusinduzierter Leukämien und Tumoren.
• IV. Zell vermittelte Immunreaktionen gegenüber Tumorantigenen.
• V. Antigene von Tumoren des Menschen.
• VI. Ausweichmechanismen.
• VII. Ursprung von Tumorantigenen.
• Immunotherapy of Malignant Disease.
• I. Historical Background.
• II. General Approach.
• III. Escape.
• IV. Classification of Immunotherapeutic Procedures.
• V. The Systemic Administration of BCG in Man.
• VI. The Current Status of Clinical Immunotherapy.
• Namenverzeichnis — Author Index.
• Sachverzeichnis — Subject Index.