Office Urology

1 Principles of Managing the Urologic Office.- 2 Marketing Your Urologic Practice Ethically, Effectively, and Economically.- 3 Proper Billing and Coding.- 4 Advanced Information Systems in the Modern Physician’s Office.- 5 Important Legal Issues in the Current Health-Care Environment.- 6 Urologic History, Physical Examination, and Urinalysis.- 7 Endoscopy and Instrumentation in the Office.- 8 Evaluation and Management of Recurrent Urinary-Tract Infections.- 9 Prostatitis.- 10 Sexually Transmitted Diseases.- 11 The Diagnosis and Treatment of Interstitial Cystitis.- 12 Evaluation of the Renal Mass.- 13 Selecting the Optimal Treatment for Localized Renal Tumors and Long-Term Follow-Up.- 14 Evaluation and Management of Low-Grade, Low-Stage Bladder Cancer.- 15 Intravesical Therapy for Superficial Bladder Cancer: A Practical Guide.- 16 Selecting and Counseling Patients for Cystectomy or Cystoprostatectomy.- 17 Evaluation of Lower Urinary-Tract Symptoms.- 18 Medical Management of Benign Prostatic Obstruction.- 19 The Advent of Minimally Invasive Treatments for Benign Prostatic Obstruction.- 20 Evaluation of Prostate Cancer.- 21 Transrectal Ultrasound and Prostate Biopsy in the Office.- 22 Selecting and Counseling Patients on Appropriate Treatment of Prostate Cancer.- 23 Prostate Cancer: Endocrine Therapy.- 24 Practical Dermatology for the Urologist.- 25 Erectile Dysfunction.- 26 Evaluation and Management of the Scrotal Mass and Acute Scrotum.- 27 Genital Pain.- 28 A Practical Approach to Male Infertility.- 29 Elective Sterilization.- 30 Office Urodynamics.- 31 Assessment of the Incontinent Woman.- 32 Selection, Treatment, and Counseling for Women with Urinary Incontinence.- 33 Managing Incontinence in the Geriatric Patient.- 34 Evaluation and Differential Diagnosis ofHematuria.- 35 Evaluation and Management of Recurrent Stone Disease.- 36 Common Pediatric Problems.

"In the preface of this offering the editors claim that they present a fresh, practical and concise textbook, covering vital issues that the urologist must face on a daily basis in the office. This claim is certainly justified and, as a basic text for the general urologist or urological trainee, I found it to be quite superb. ... it is very consistent in style and standard ... While the authorship contains many of the famous names of urology, the presented material benefits greatly from the 'coal-face experience' of the majority of the authors. ... The full range of general urology is covered, and while topics are presented in a didactic manner, the opinions presented are fair and well balanced.... It is comprehensive, authoritative and extremely useful for the general urologist. I certainly intend referring to it and can see a requirement for future editions as changes in office urological practice occur." - British Journal of Surgery