Donna E. Hansel Jesse K. McKenney Andrew J. Stephenson Sam S. Chang Editors 2012 A Comprehensive Guide to Patient Diagnosis and Management Diseases of the urinary tract—whether benign or malignant—can present challenges in diagnosis and patient management. Increasing awareness of the complexity of urinary tract disease has prompted the formation of several national and international working […]
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Asif Muneer • Manit Arya • Simon Horenblas Editors 2012 Penile cancer is a malignancy often associated with a long delay until diagnosis. This may be due to shame, fear, and ignorance. The geographical distribution shows that the malignancy is rare in developed countries but much more common in areas of South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
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Authors Rajal B. Shah, Ming Zhou This book is the product of a prostate biopsy course that we taught at several national pathology meetings over a period of 5 years. After the lectures, attendees of different levels – residents, fellows, pathologists in private practice and academia – came to us to compliment the practicality and timeliness of our course […]
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Leopold G. Koss ● Rana S. Hoda 2012 Technical progress in the identification of cells derived from the urinary bladder and adjacent organs prompted us to restructure an older book “Diagnostic Cytology of The Urinary Tract” published in 1996. This volume is illustrated, for the most part, with photographs of urinary sediment based on current liquid-based techniques.
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Jeffrey P. Weiss ● Jerry G. Blaivas Philip E.V. Van Kerrebroeck ● Alan J. Wein Editors 2012 Nocturia has been variously described as a symptom, a condition, a symptom complex, and a syndrome. A case can be made for any of these descriptions. By the simplest of criteria, nocturia is a symptom, defined below.
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Editor Daniel A. Shoskes 2012 Men’s Health is a rapidly growing, controversial, and shifting topic. The stereotypical dislike of men going to the doctor is often based in fact, especially for preventative visits. Indeed, it is often with the onset of voiding or erectile problems that men make the plunge to seek medical help.
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Georges L. Kaiser Author 2012 This book is written for physicians who care for children: pediatricians, general practitioners, pediatric surgeons, general surgeons, and specialists whose activity includes also children.
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Seung Hyup Kim Editor 2012 In the daily practice of imaging diagnosis, radiologists expect a variety of imaging findings for each disease entity, and in turn many different disease entities have similar imaging findings. Usually, a certain diagnosis is made based on one’s memory of having seen other cases with similar imaging features.
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Zsolt Peter Nagy • Alex C. Varghese Ashok Agarwal Editors 2012 In vitro fertilization (IVF) is the most advanced medical technology for the treatment of infertility. During this process, oocytes from the woman and the sperm from the man are brought together outside of the body, in an “artifi cial” environment (initially using glass made test tubes or […]
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Sijo J. Parekattil ● Ashok Agarwal Editors 2012 The field of male infertility truly illustrates the need for a multispecialty approach to the effective diagnosis and management of such conditions. From the initial referral possibly from a reproductive endocrinology gynecologist and embryologist to the male infertility urologist, andrologist, nurses, researchers, and alternative medicine specialists, this multidisciplinary team needs to […]
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