1. 01. Epidemiology of biliary tumors 02. Prior thymoma classifications 03. Preoperative N staging of rectal tumors with MRI 04. Total laryngectomy for advanced larynx tumors 05. Advanced oropharynx cancer: surgical treatment and reconstruction 06. MRI scan of the breast: precontrast image showing tumor 07. Small bowel carcinoid tumor: multidetector CT scan 08. Epidemiology of germ cell tumors 09. CT scan of extragonadal germ cell tumors 10. Moderately differentiated invasive ductal breast carcinoma: histology 11. Preoperative T staging of rectal tumors with MRI 12. Preoperative N staging of rectal tumors with MRI 13. Carbon dioxide laser supraglottic laryngectomy 14. Carbon dioxide laser supraglottic laryngectomy 15. Chemotherapy for biliary cancer: before therapy 16. Histopathology of mesothelioma: epithelial or tubulopapillary type 17. Histopathology of mesothelioma: epithelial or tubulopapillary type Tumors The Cancer Image Collection brings you over 1,600 clinical, radiographic, pathologic and histologic images that will transform your presentations and lectures. The website is an invaluable resource for all professionals in the study and treatment of cancer. Presented by Please note that image descriptions are contained within the Notes pane.

2. Epidemiology of biliary tumors

3. Prior thymoma classifications

4. Preoperative N staging of rectal tumors with MRI

5. Total laryngectomy for advanced larynx tumors

6. Advanced oropharynx cancer: surgical treatment and reconstruction

7. MRI scan of the breast: precontrast image showing tumor

8. Small bowel carcinoid tumor: multidetector CT scan

9. Epidemiology of germ cell tumors

10. CT scan of extragonadal germ cell tumors

11. Moderately differentiated invasive ductal breast carcinoma: histology

12. Preoperative T staging of rectal tumors with MRI

13. Preoperative N staging of rectal tumors with MRI

14. Carbon dioxide laser supraglottic laryngectomy

16. Chemotherapy for biliary cancer: before therapy

17. Histopathology of mesothelioma: epithelial or tubulopapillary type