Delay in the diagnosis of cancer in general practice can cause distress to every physician. This useful manual aims to aid the general practitioner in a timely diagnosis. Written using the author's long-time experience from consultations and research in general practice, it is a well-organized and vital reference. Emphasis is laid upon the early clues of cancer (Red Flags), organ systems (Thinking Anatomy), and frequency tables (Thinking Probabilities). For every professional who would like to put more knowledge and understanding into his consultations, thereby possibly prolonging or saving lives, this is an invaluable handbook.

The Challenge: Avoiding Diagnostic Delay

Using the Manual
References
1. Red Flags
Early Clues To Cancer
Diagnostic Traps
2. Organ Systems and Individual Anatomic Sites
Oral Cavity and Pharynx
Digestive Organs
Respiratory System
Breast and Reproductive Organs
Urinary Tract
Skin
Eye and Central Nervous System
Thyroid Gland
Bone, Muscle and Connective Tissue
Lymphatic and Haemopoietic Tissue
3. Frequency Tables and Flow Charts
Commentary to the Tables of Cancer Statistics.