Peter H.C. Lim Editor 2013 Hypogonadism : The subject of hypogonadism is fraught with confusing misconceptions and controversies that the average practitioner simply cannot comprehend. Even specialists fi nd the avalanche of information mind blogging and cannot use the conclusions drawn from them with con fi dence in their routine clinical practice. There was therefore a crying need for […]
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Hubert John • Peter Wiklund Jorn H. Witt Editors 2013 Radical prostatectomy is the fi rst-line treatment of organ-con fi ned prostate cancer. The fi rst da Vinci ® assisted radical prostatectomy was performed in 2000 based on the combined experiences of conventional laparoscopy and open surgery. Improvement of magni fi cation, three-dimensional imaging, articulated instruments, and precise motor […]
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Wayne J.G. Hellstrom Editor 2013 Current Controversies and Strategies The purpose of this book is to provide professionals who study and treat men with androgen deficiency, the latest developments, evolving concepts, and strategies for the treatment of this ever-growing field. Over the last decade, there has been double-digit growth in the industry that treats male hypogonadism with androgen replacement. […]
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Pat F. Fulgham • Bruce R. Gilbert Editors 2013 The genesis of this book was the con fl icted conviction that ultrasound has a critical role to play in the management of urologic patients but that it would never be considered an integral part of the specialty of urology until there was a body of scholarly literature on […]
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Giovanni Regine • Maurizio Atzori Romano Fabbri 2013 The ever-increasing return to the use of ultrasound contrast media has eliminated, or is in the process of eliminating, a kind of subordination of this method in comparison with other imaging technologies, such as TC or RM, considered to be more accurate, and therefore better for diagnosis. Yet, for a […]
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Ariadne M. Bach • Jingbo Zhang Editors 2013 The Atlas of Genitourinary Oncological Imaging presents a comprehensive visual review of appearances for normal anatomy and oncological diseases in the genitourinary system through extensive radiological images and illustrations. This book also presents current imaging techniques and discusses the role of imaging in pretreatment staging and post-treatment follow-up. This atlas is […]
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Vikram S. Dogra • Gregory T. MacLennan Editors 2013 The Pathologic Basis There are many excellent textbooks in the disciplines of Radiology and Pathology. However, no current textbook includes both radiologic and pathologic descriptions of disease entities. It is our impression that, although Radiologists are certainly very well-versed in the intricacies of Radiology, they are less familiar with […]
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Philippe A. Liverneaux • Stacey H. Berner Michael S. Bednar • Sijo J. Parekattil Gustavo Mantovani Ruggiero Jesse C. Selber Editors 2013 Participating in February 2007 at an EWAS lecture (European Wrist Arthroscopy Society) organized by Christophe Mathoulin, I was given the opportunity to take a tour of IRCAD-EITS in Strasbourg (Institut de Recherche sur les Cancers […]
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Steven C. Campbell ● Brian I. Rini Editors 2013 Clinical Management Kidney cancer, more than any other malignancy, has undergone a fundamental transformation over the past decade, with seminal discoveries related to tumor biology and prognostication, molecular genetics, and pathologic classi fi cation. The evaluation and management of this disease has likewise been revolutionized by the introduction of novel […]
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John A. Libertino Editor 2013 Contemporary Management
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