Survival Handbook in Pediatric Surgical Oncology

The Survival Handbook in Pediatric Surgical Oncology provides a concise, practical, and portable guide to the role of the surgeon in the multidisciplinary care of children with cancer. Despite advances in precision medicine, surgery remains central to the treatment of most pediatric solid tumors, and surgeons often face high-stakes decisions—from the emergency department to the operating room. This handbook equips residents, fellows, and early-career practitioners with clear, schematic overviews of essential topics, including epidemiology, basic oncology principles, anesthesia, imaging, oncological emergencies, fertility considerations, and the management of the most prevalent solid tumors. Authored by international experts, each chapter distills only the crucial information to support rapid, evidence-informed bedside decision-making.

Key Features:

• Portable, easy-to-read format designed for quick reference in clinical settings.
• Covers both general pediatric oncology principles and tumor-specific management.
• Includes guidance on oncological emergencies and fertility considerations.
• Authored by leading experts, offering concise, evidence-based recommendations.
• Designed for pediatric surgery residents, fellows, and young practitioners.
• Focused on supporting timely, accurate, and life-saving decision-making.