Edited by Edmund S. Sabanegh 2011 Problems and Solutions With almost 50% of infertility attributed either wholly or in part to male issues, it has become increasingly important to look at infertility from a couple’s perspective. Advances in assisted reproductive technologies allow more conceptions than ever before, but such treatments may come with significant financial and safety cost.
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Byung-Boong Lee John Bergan Stanley G. Rockson Editors 2011 A Concise Compendium of Theory and Practice Management of chronic swelling of the limbs is a continuing challenge to patients and clinicians. In recent years, there has been progress in diagnoses and treatment of this disabling condition.
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Christian Raulin • Syrus Karsai (Editors) 2011 Laser and IPL technology have brought about thorough ongoing changes in the treatment options for many clinical pictures encountered in dermatology during recent years. The specialism of aesthetic medicine has benefited greatly from all this.
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Jens-Uwe Stolzenburg · Ingolf A. Türk Evangelos N. Liatsikos (Editors) 2011 Laparoscopic urologic surgery has been well established in the management of urologic patients for more than two decades. The majority of oncological and reconstructive urologic surgery can be performed by a laparoscopic approach providing significant advantages for the patient.
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Edited by T.R. Srinivas Daniel A. Shoskes 2011 Kidney transplants are the most frequently performed solid organ transplants. Pancreas transplantation offers unique survival and quality of life benefits to selected diabetics with or without concomitant renal failure.
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Aage R. Møller 2011 This book is based on three earlier books:Aage R. Møller: Evoked Potentials in Intraoperative Monitoring published in 1988 by Williams and Wilkens; and more directly by Aage R. Møller: Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring published in 1995 by Gordon and Breach under the imprint of Harwood Academic Publishers.
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Edited by M. Necmettin Pamir, Volker Seifert, Talat Kırıs 2011 In the pursuit of the goal of continuous improvement in surgical results, intraoperative imaging technologies have taken an ever-increasing role in the daily practice of neurosurgeons. To adapt available imaging technologies to the operating room a considerable amount of effort has been focused on the subject.
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Edited by John H. Zhang, Austin Colohan 2011 From Bench to Bedside On March 9–11, 2010, the Third International Conference on Intracerebral Hemorrhage was held at the exquisite Rancho Las Palmas Resort in Rancho Mirage, California. No one could have asked for a better venue – beautiful weather, lush gardens, and a location city that attracts millions of […]
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C. Neal Ellis Editor 2011 Current Clinical Management
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Hans-Jörg Oestern • Otmar Trentz Selman Uranues (Editors) 2011 Trauma Surgery I Internationally, trauma is at the top, if not the very top of the list of causes of death under the age of 50 years. At the same time, enormous developments continue to be made in diagnostics and treatment, while the field of trauma/acute/emergency surgery undergoes exciting […]
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