Prasad P. Godbole • Martin A. Koyle Duncan T. Wilcox (Editors) 2011 Primary care physicians (general practitioners or family physicians & in North America pediatricians and emergentologists) are often the first port of call for children with non-emergency, but potentially serious surgical or urological problems.
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Ahmed M. Al-Kandari • Inderbir S. Gill (Editors) 2011 Laparoscopic surgery has changed the way that many surgical conditions are managed. Urologists are among the specialists who pioneered the field of laparoscopy and continued to improve and explore more technical methods that have led to successful procedures, with excellent functional outcome and minimal morbidity.
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Paola De Nardi • Stefano Ferrari 2011 A Multidisciplinary Approach Deep endometriosis was identified by Cullen at the beginning of the last century, as a nodular lesion that is able to invade the rectovaginal space, the uterine ligaments, the wall of the bowel, and the ovary.
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Edited by Li-Ming Su 2011 Current Clinical Urology Few events have had as dramatic an impact on the field of urology as the introduction of robot surgery. The rapid adoption of robotics into the armamentarium of urologic surgery surpasses that of any other minimally invasive technology including shock wave lithotripsy, lasers, percutaneous surgery and laparoscopy.
Continue reading →Armand Zini 2011 The evaluation of sperm DNA and chromatin abnormalities has gained significant importance in the past several years, largely as a result of the recent advances in assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs). In vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) have revolutionized the treatment of male-factor infertility.
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Gerd Gross • Stephen K. Tyring (Editors) 2011 Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), previously known as venereal diseases, have been a topic of major concern for centuries as they are considered very important risk factors for morbidity and mortality both in poor and in industrialised countries.
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Emilio Quaia (Ed.) 2011 The aim of this book is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the embryology, normal anatomy, and of the pathology of the kidney and the upper urinary tract (renal pelvis and upper ureter) according to the modern diagnostic imaging techniques.
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K Ray Chaudhuri Pablo Martinez-Martin Per Odin Angelo Antonini 2011
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Kevin T. McVary Editor 2011 Erectile dysfunction (ED) was once considered psychogenic in origin and frequently neglected by healthcare providers. More recently, there is increasing recognition of its many physiological causes, its impact on the quality of life, and the potential for therapy to improve the quality of life, self-esteem, and the ability to maintain intimate relationships.
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Catherine Racowsky • Peter N. Schlegel Bart C. Fauser • Douglas T. Carrell Editors 2011 The initial volume of Biennial Review of Infertility was published in 2009. In the preface to that volume we shared our vision that this series would serve as a forum for evidence-based reviews of cutting-edge topics in the field of infertility, written by […]
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