Trends in Oncology

Trends in Oncology (Print ISSN: 2717-5278 Online ISSN: 2810-9147 ) is an open access, peer-reviewed journal that publishes original articles, review articles, editorials, case report, letters to the editor, perspective and commentaries on all areas of oncology research, including the molecular biology, pathophysiology, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of tumor. In addition, special issues focusing on particular oncology disciplines will be also organized and stipulated. Trends in Oncology aims to publish high-quality academic articles, promote academic exchanges and scientific research progress in the field of oncology.

  • Exploration of Ethical Issues in Operating Room Nursing

    Nan Guo, Yuan-Yuan Qu

    Operating room nursing ethics is an important component of medical ethics and has a signifcant impact on operating room work. In the unique and critical environment of the operating room, nursing staff not only need to possess solid professional skills to handle various complex surgical situations but must also uphold noble professional ethics, always keeping the patient at the center and wholeheartedly providing high-quality services. This requires nurses to prioritize patient safety, respect patients' rights, and address their needs in daily work, using professional skills and considerate care to earn patients' trust and provide a solid foundation for the effcient and safe operation of the operating room.

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  • Analysis of the Value of Breast Ultrasound Elastography in Differentiating Benign and Malignant Masses

    Yan Zheng

    This paper analyzes the value of breast ultrasound elastography in differentiating benign and malignant masses. The principles, development, and current applications of this technology are introduced. The characteristics of benign and malignant masses are explained in detail, and the methods used in elastography to differentiate them, including elasticity scoring and area ratio methods, are described. By comparing the results with pathological fndings and other studies, the accuracy of the technology is analyzed, along with its advantages such as compensating for the limitations of conventional ultrasound, lack of radiation damage, and providing additional diagnostic information. Finally, the value of this technology is summarized, and its future prospects are discussed.

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Editor-in-Chief

Jun Yan

Director of Tumor Immunobiology Program, James Graham Brown Cancer Center, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, USA

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