Minimally invasive approaches to pediatric urology
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Pediatric urology has been at the forefront of endoscopic surgery since the advent of ureteroscopy and valve ablation. Despite this, complex minimally invasive procedures have been relatively slow to permeate pediatric urology. This is natural, since pediatric urologic surgeons …
This is a comprehensive but concise textbook focused on surgical procedures. Chapters are heavily illustrated and progress from diagnosis to indications for surgery, to brief sections on alternative therapies, and then to detailed sections on surgical technique before closing wi…
Established for over 30 years as a must-have surgical reference for resident and practicing urologists, Glenn's Urologic Surgery is now in its Seventh Edition. The world's preeminent surgeons present step-by-step descriptions of all current operative procedures for each region o…
"Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Surgery offer a radically new way for surgical trainees and their colleagues to access practical management advice. Portable, succinct and above all reliable, they are indispensable guides to difficult and challenging areas of surgical practice."-…
The Oxford Specialist Handbook of Urological Surgery is a comprehensive textbook of urological surgical technique, designed specifically for the trainee urological surgeon, whether he or she intends to be an office-based urologist, or a specialist urology surgeon. It provides an…
New edition of a text in which 137 chapters stress the fundamentals of urologic surgery. Topics include adrenal, kidney, ureter and pelvis, bladder, prostate, urethra, vas deferens and seminal vesicle, testes, penis and scrotum, urinary diversion, pediatric urology, endoscopy, l…
Erfolgreiches endoskopisches Operieren ist das Resultat umfassenden klinischen Wissens und technischen Könnens. Alle Facetten finden Sie in diesem Buch: - intraluminale und perkutane endoskopische Verfahren - zahlreiche Kniffe und Tricks - Varianten und Modifikationen der Verfah…