Daniel J. Culkin Editor 2014 Penile cancer presents many challenges to the clinician. In more advanced stages it requires resection that is devastating to the patient. It results in a loss of intimacy for the couple and deterioration of self-image. In the early stages resection can be minimized with excellent cosmetic results. Lymph node dissection […]
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Michael E. Moran 2014 A Comprehensive History
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Ronald Rabinowitz William C. Hulbert • Robert A. Mevorach Editors 2014 While there are pediatric urology texts for pediatric urologists and for general urologists, there are none for primary care physicians. This book is written specifically for the primary care physician, the initial contact for the many children with urologic conditions. The goal is to assist the primary […]
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Alexander S. Yevzlin • Arif Asif • Loay Salman Editors 2014 Principles and Practice
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Mark A. Moyad 2014 Believe it or not, the completion of this book has always been close to the top of my so-called “bucket list” items. This might sound a bit overly profound or histrionic, but it is accurate. When I volunteered in the Urology Department at the University of Michigan at the age of 18 years and […]
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John P. Mulhall • Peter J. Stahl Doron S. Stember 2014 Andrology is the medical specialty that deals with male health, especially as it pertains to problems of the male sexual and reproductive system. Andrological issues in urologic practice and indeed in general medical practice are commonly encountered, yet perplexing for many clinicians. In medical training, urologic or […]
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Omar M. E. Abdel-Salam Editor 2014 Capsaicin, a homovanillic acid derivative (8-methyl-N-vanillyl-6-nonenamide), is the pungent ingredient in red peppers of the plant genus Capsicum, including chillies and jalapenos. Capsaicin has long been used as a probe for sensory neuronal mechanisms. This is because capsaicin selectively stimulates, and at large doses, defunctionalizes a subset of primary afferent neurons with unmyelinated […]
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S. Abbas Shobeiri Editor 2014 A Multicompartmental Approach to 2D/3D/4D Ultrasonography of Pelvic Floor Imaging currently plays a limited role in the clinical investigation of pelvic floor disorders. The most promising modality to date has been magnetic resonance imaging. But MRI has limitations due to cost and access. Ultrasonography, on the other hand, is part of general practice […]
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Fred Saad • Mario A. Eisenberger Editors 2014 Prostate cancer is one of the most fascinating challenges we face in oncology. Controversy about screening and over treatment has become the focus of attention in almost every developed country in the western world. There has been an explosion of new cases and an abundance of what many consider to be […]
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Vladimir M. Builov 2014 Urinary tract diverticula include pelvicalyceal diverticula (PSD), ureteral diverticula (UD), bladder diverticula (BD), and urethral diverticula (UTHD). Urinary tract diverticula are mainly congenital abnormalities, although they may also be acquired. In most cases the priority method for their diagnostics, especially if there are no clinical implications for a long time, is diagnostic imaging. Its algorithm, the […]
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