Clinical Urology Illustrated

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xi

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2. Embryology and Congenital Abnormalities

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   Pages 1-35

3. Anatomy, Physiology and Related Pathology

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   Pages 36-74

4. Diagnosis and Investigation of Genitourinary Disease

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   Pages 75-119

5. Urodynamics

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   Pages 120-128

6. Infection and Dysuria

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   Pages 129-161

7. Haematuria

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   Pages 162-165

8. Neoplasms and Tumours

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   Pages 166-192

9. Urinary Diversion

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   Pages 193-206

10. Urinary Calculi

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    Pages 207-230

11. Lower Urinary Tract Obstruction

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    Pages 231-259

12. The Neurogenic Bladder

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    Pages 260-268

13. Upper Urinary Tract Obstruction

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    Pages 269-285

14. Genitourinary Trauma

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    Pages 286-313

15. Paediatric Urology

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    Pages 314-354

16. Adult Urinary Incontinence

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    Pages 355-359

17. Renal Failure

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    Pages 360-368

18. Renal Hypertension and Vascular Disorders

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    Pages 369-374

19. Male Infertility

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    Pages 375-381

20. Venereal and Non-venereal Diseases and Discharges

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    Pages 382-389

In this precise and authoritative urological text Mr Ronald Brown and his associates have scored two firsts. In its emphasis throughout on the im­ portance of clinical assessment, history taking and physical examination, together with its wealth of illustrations, it offers a' unique view of genitourinary medicine; and it is the first clinical urology text to be written by an Australian. The authors' approach to their subject is ideal for students and physicians confronted with patients with genitourinary problems. The text is concise, the references valuable and the index comprehensive. I was particularly in­ terested in the chapter on Paediatric Urology with its admirably succinct of hypospadias, but the outstanding feature of the whole book discussion is the line drawings and illustrative x-rays, not only excellent in themselves but in their presentation: the clear uncrowded layout making it easy for the reader to consult the appropriate illustration nearby, and where helpful there has been no hesitation in using the same diagram in several different places. If my students know everything that's in this book they will know more than most urologists. It is especially gratifying to me to see this fine book emanate from Australia and to know that four of the authors have had their stimulus to excellence in work here at UCLA.

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• Urology Unit, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, Australia

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• Royal Australian Navy, Australia

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