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Shamil Gantsev - Atlas of Lymphatic System in Cancer: Signal Lymph Node, Lymphangiogenesis and Neolymphogenesis

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This atlas contains a large number of original photographs illustrating the anatomy, research methods, and structural features of the structure of the lymphatic apparatus in oncological diseases. The tissue complexes of the axillary region have been studied in detail. The lymphatic maps of the axillary region in cancer are presented, including those with manifestations of lymphangiogenesis; newly formed lymph nodes formed as a result of neolymphogenesis are also considered. Atlas of Lymphatic System in Cancer: Sentinel Lymph Node, Lymphangiogenesis and Neolymphogenesis is intended for oncologists, anatomists, morphologists and doctors of other specialties. The book is the result of ten years of research. The applied technology of ultrasonic isolation of anatomical structures made it possible to take a fresh look at the lymphatic apparatus in cancer and describe the phenomenon of neolymphogenesis.

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Shamil Gantsev Kamil Gantsev and Shamil Kzyrgalin Atlas of Lymphatic System - photo 1
Shamil Gantsev , Kamil Gantsev and Shamil Kzyrgalin
Atlas of Lymphatic System in Cancer
Sentinel Lymph Node, Lymphangiogenesis and Neolymphogenesis
Shamil Gantsev Oncology Chair Bashkir State Medical University Ufa Russia - photo 2
Shamil Gantsev
Oncology Chair, Bashkir State Medical University, Ufa, Russia
Kamil Gantsev
Oncology Chair, Bashkir State Medical University, Ufa, Russia
Shamil Kzyrgalin
Oncology Chair, Bashkir State Medical University, Ufa, Russia
ISBN 978-3-030-40966-1 e-ISBN 978-3-030-40967-8
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-40967-8
Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020
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Abstract

The study of the primary tumor has always been dominant in the planning of basic and clinical studies in oncology. In recent years, there has been a clear shift in scientific interests towards the study of the metastatic properties of cancer cells. Despite the large number of studies in the field of metastatic processes, there are many unresolved issues.

Typically, the circulatory and lymphatic systems are involved in metastasis. However, the lymphatic system is most often the primary focus of metastasis. Indeed, in many cases, the detection of tumor metastases in regional lymph nodes is the first step in the spread of the tumor, as well as one of the most important prognostic markers for the patient.

Historically, lymphatic vessels have been considered passive participants in the process of metastasis, providing only the transit of tumor cells to the lymph nodes. The discovery of several key specific lymphatic molecular markers and the increased availability of in vivo and in vitro experimental systems for the study of lymphatic function have provided a much more complex and active role in tumor metastasis.

This atlas contains a large number of original figures illustrating the anatomy, research methods, and structural features of the lymphatic apparatus in cancer. Shown are lymphatic maps of the axillary region in cancer, including those with manifestations of neolymphangiogenesis; newly formed lymph nodes formed as a result of neolymphogenesis.

It is intended for oncologists, surgeons, anatomists, morphologists, and doctors of other specialties. It is the result of 10 years of research. The applied technology of ultrasonic isolation of anatomical structures made it possible to take a fresh look at the lymphatic apparatus in cancer and to discover the previously not described phenomenon of neolymphogenesis. We hope that this publication will help advance in understanding the logistics of metastasis.

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The publication,Atlas of Lymphatic System in Cancer: Sentinel Lymph Node, Lymphangiogenesis, and Neolymphogenesis, by Shamil Gantsev, Kamil Gantsev, and Shamil Kzyrgalin represents a generously illustrated catalogue of the role of the lymphatic system in cancer metastasis. I consider this work novel and clinically relevant for understanding the complex processes involved in tumor cell spread through the lymphatic system. The authors describe the change from considering the lymphatic vessels and the lymph nodes as passive structures in the transit of spreading tumor cells to a complex system which actually plays an active role in the process of tumor metastasis. The atlas contains seven well-written and well-illustrated chapters (including introduction and conclusion); among those chapters, novel and clinically important aspects are particularly discussed in Chapter 2 (Lymph Nodes in Cancer: Sentinel Lymph Node) and Chapter 5 (Neolymphogenesis). As to my opinion there is no comparable work so far in the published literature, I highly recommend this publication. The insights from this work will help promote further research both morphologically and on the molecular level to better understand the meaning and processes in tumor cell spread through the lymphatic system.

Professor Christopher Poremba

Director, Institute of Pathology Munich, Nord

Institute of Molecular Pathology Bavaria South

Munich, Germany

The role of the lymphatic system in the development of human pathological - photo 4

The role of the lymphatic system in the development of human pathological conditions is of great importance, especially in case of tumor pathology. Therefore, this atlas is extremely popular and relevant. At present, such publications are extremely scarce and practically nonexistent. As for relevance, I can note that it is the authors of the atlas who first described the phenomenon of neolymphogenesis in the world and presented original photographs of the phenomenon of neolymphangiogenesis, experimental neolymphogenesis. It is also necessary to pay attention to the demonstration of lymphatic maps. This is an extremely important area in oncology, providing an assessment of predicate factors.

It should be noted that all the drawings are of an original character, made on fresh postoperative anatomical preparations of the mammary gland and regional lymphatic collector.

The text of the atlas reflects the personal idea of the authors on the issue under consideration. The atlas is written in English and is intended for distribution in leading libraries in the world (the USA, Canada, England, China, Japan, Australia, etc.). The English language was edited by a native English speaker from Oxford (England).

I believe that the atlas edited by Professor Gantsev, scheduled for publication, will serve the cause of the development of fundamental and clinical medicine.

Professor V.M. Timerbulatov,

Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of Sciences

President, Association of Surgeons of the Republic of Bashkortostan

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