The Basic Chemotherapy Principles
02. 07. 2010
Belgrade, July 02, 2010. – Renowned experts – transfusiologists from the Military Medical Academy, Prof. Dr. Bela Balint and Col. Prof. Dr. Miroljub Trkuljić and a hematologist from the Republic of Serbia Clinical Center, Assist. Prof. Dr. Milena Todorović are the authors of the recently published book under the title ‘Basic Chemotherapy Principles’, in which the authors compiled their rich knowledge and great experience relating to basic knowledge of hematopoiesis and complex procedures in transplantation medicine.
This monograph is intended for doctors specialists in many branches of medicine dealing with the heamotopoietic system and methods of treatment of its disorders, and researchers and students as well who are searching for answers to numerous and partly clarified questions such as why, when and what type of chemoproduct to use for the treatment of patients with disturbed hematopoietic homeostasis. The book provides thoroughly elaborated and illustrated with own results, procedures for managing patients by apheresis methods and stem cells in both classical transplantation and regenerative medicine. The book also lists the most common and potential chemotherapy unwanted side effects and prevention measures.‘’ It is one book more in the series of books of exceptional value, and is the result of several-year long work of scientists and visionaries, Prof. Dr. Bela Balint and his colleagues.
As an exceptional and in this area a sole expert of ‘essential secrets’ of hematopoietic stem cells, Dr Balint with his associates takes us from chapter to chapter, introducing us into basic knowledge of hematopoiesis and complex procedures applied in transplantation medicine.
This monograph is intended for doctors specialists in many branches of medicine dealing with the heamotopoietic system and methods of treatment of its disorders, and researchers and students as well who are searching for answers to numerous and partly clarified questions such as why, when and what type of chemoproduct to use for the treatment of patients with disturbed hematopoietic homeostasis. The book provides thoroughly elaborated and illustrated with own results, procedures for managing patients by apheresis methods and stem cells in both classical transplantation and regenerative medicine. The book also lists the most common and potential chemotherapy unwanted side effects and prevention measures.‘’ It is one book more in the series of books of exceptional value, and is the result of several-year long work of scientists and visionaries, Prof. Dr. Bela Balint and his colleagues.
As an exceptional and in this area a sole expert of ‘essential secrets’ of hematopoietic stem cells, Dr Balint with his associates takes us from chapter to chapter, introducing us into basic knowledge of hematopoiesis and complex procedures applied in transplantation medicine.
This book confirms the authors’ leading position and will put a stamp on clinical transfusiology and transplantation medicine not only in our area but much broader’ said among other things Prof. Dr Biljana Mihaljević and Prof. Dr. Dragana Stamatović in the review of the book.
