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November 2009

Volume 8Issue 11p821-838
Cancer-Induced Bone Disease: Current Insights and Future Perspectives for Urologists
19 March 2009
Cover images, from left to right: Coloured gamma scan of a patient with metastatic prostate cancer. © GJLP/CNRI/Science Photo Library. A coloured scintigram showing cancer in spinal bones and the ribs that has metastasized from a prostate cancer. © Alain Pol, ISM/Science Photo Library. Illustration of an osteoclast cell in action during bone resorption. © John Bavosi/Science Photo Library....
Cover images, from left to right: Coloured gamma scan of a patient with metastatic prostate cancer. © GJLP/CNRI/Science Photo Library. A coloured scintigram showing cancer in spinal bones and the ribs that has metastasized from a prostate cancer. © Alain Pol, ISM/Science Photo Library. Illustration of an osteoclast cell in action during bone resorption. © John Bavosi/Science Photo Library.
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