Multidisciplinary Cases in Uro-Oncology

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Multidisciplinary Cases in Uro-Oncology

Andreas Skolarikos | Michalis Liontos | Christina Zoumpouli | Konstantinos Dalamarinis | George Pissakas

Medical / Urology

Modern management of urologic cancers demands more than expertise in a single discipline. Decisions increasingly depend on the integration of surgical judgment, medical oncology, radiologic interpretation, pathologic diagnosis, radiation oncology, and patient-centered considerations. This book brings those perspectives together in one practical, case-driven resource.

Developed from real multidisciplinary tumor board discussions, the book presents representative cases spanning bladder, prostate, kidney, testicular, upper tract urothelial, and penile cancers. Each chapter begins with concise multidisciplinary team (MDT) consensus statements and is enriched by side-by-side radiologic and pathologic correlates that demonstrate how imaging and tissue findings influence staging, risk assessment, and treatment selection.

A stage-based case index guides readers through disease progression, from early-stage tumors to advanced nodal and metastatic disease. Landmark studies are distilled into accessible evidence tables that explain when, why, and how contemporary therapies should be used, while practical algorithms translate guidelines into clear management pathways for localized, recurrent, and metastatic disease.

By connecting real-world cases, imaging, pathology, evidence, and guidelines, it provides a valuable framework for clinical judgment and collaborative care. Designed for trainees and practicing clinicians alike, this book serves as an indispensable resource for urologists, medical oncologists, radiologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists, residents, fellows, and every member of the multidisciplinary team committed to improving outcomes for patients with urologic cancers.

Learn not only what decision was made, but how experts reached it.

Andreas Skolarikos is a Professor of Urology at Athens Medical School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. His main interests are in the field of Endourology and Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery.

Professor Skolarikos is regarded as one of Europe’s leading urologists, combining clinical excellence with a strong research ethos. His work has shaped modern approaches to stone disease management and minimally invasive urological surgery.

Michael LIONTOS, Associate Professor of Urology

Christina Zoumpouli is a Consultant Pathologist and Head of the Pathology Department at Sismanoglio General Hospital in Athens, Greece. She has extensive expertise in diagnostic histopathology and cytology, with a focus on oncological pathology and multidisciplinary collaboration in patient care. As department head, she oversees clinical services, laboratory operations, and quality assurance, ensuring high standards of diagnostic accuracy and patient safety. Dr. Zoumpouli is actively engaged in medical education, mentoring junior doctors and allied health professionals, and contributes to research initiatives that advance pathology practice in Greece. Her leadership role at Sismanoglio reflects a commitment to innovation, excellence, and the integration of pathology into modern clinical decision‑making.

Konstantinos Dalmarinis is a Consultant Radiologist in the Radiology Department at Sismanoglio General Hospital in Athens, Greece. He has broad expertise in diagnostic imaging, with a focus on cross‑sectional modalities including CT and MRI, as well as interventional radiology procedures that support multidisciplinary patient care. As part of the Sismanoglio team, Dr. Dalmarinis contributes to clinical service delivery, imaging‑guided diagnostics, and collaborative case management across specialties. He is actively involved in teaching and mentoring medical trainees, and his work reflects a commitment to advancing radiological practice and improving patient outcomes.

George Pissakas is a Consultant Radiotherapist in the Department of Radiation Oncology at Alexandra Hospital, Athens, Greece. He specializes in the planning and delivery of advanced radiotherapy techniques for the treatment of solid tumors, with a focus on patient‑centered care and multidisciplinary collaboration. Dr. Pissakas is actively involved in clinical service, teaching, and research, contributing to the development of modern radiation oncology practices in Greece. His work reflects a commitment to innovation, precision, and improving outcomes for patients undergoing cancer treatment.


Publication Date: 11 March 2027
Publisher: Springer Nature Switzerland
Imprint: Springer
ISBN-13: 9783032425737
Format: Hardback

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