Cambridge Medical Reviews: Haematological Oncology: Volume 2 (Cambridge Medical Reviews: Haematological Oncology, Series Number 2)

The rapid growth of knowledge in molecular biology during the last decade has had far-reaching implications for the understanding, diagnosis and management of haematological malignant disease. Haematological Oncology will serve as a regular forum for the evaluation and dissemination of this new information, from basic science to clinical applications. This series provides a comprehensive and up-to-date review of current research and will be an important source of information for haematologists, oncologists, immunologists, postgraduate trainees and other workers in the field. 1. Graft-versus-leukemia effects of bone marrow transplantation M. M. HOROWITZ; 2. Therapy of haematologic malignancies using radioimmunotherapy (RAIT) F. R. APPELBAUM, D. C. MATTHEWS and O. W. PRESS; 3. Autologous graft-versus-host disease R. J. JONES and A. D. HESS; 4. Pathophysiology and treatment of acquired aplastic anaemia J. MARSH; 5. The role of haematopoietic growth factors in bone marrow transplantation: current status and future prospects J. J. NEMUNAITIS and J. W. SINGER; 6. Causes of leukemia A. BUTTURINI and R. P. GALE; 7. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia: biology and therapeutic options A. POLLIACK; 8. Clinical and molecular aspects of Philadelphia chromosome positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia C. A. WESTBROOK and W. STOCK; 9. Bone marrow transplantation in management of advanced Hodgkin's disease G. L. PHILLIPS, D. E. REECE and J. M. CONNORS; 10. Clinical features and management of localized extranodal lymphomas S. B. SUTCLIFFE and M. K. GOSPODAROWICZ.