Description
Although vulvar cancer is uncommon, and as such has had less attention devoted to it than other gynecological cancers, it has much to offer the understanding of malignant transformation and clinical management strategies. This comprehensive and up to date text covers all aspects of vulvar cancer- epidemiology, pathology, aetiology and management- ion a single volume devoted to the subject. A leaning towards evidence-based evaluation of available data and care should also be considered as a central theme of the book. The editor has selected a respected team of contributors who have provided information both supportive for the clinician with considerable knowledge of vulval disease, and education for the less informed or experienced.
