دانلود کتاب راهنمای بالینی اورولوژی PENN

In 1987, the faculty of Penn Urology first put together a basic  Urology text designed for the busy student and house officer. This current edition of the Penn Clinical Manual of Urology (the sev-enth in total; third with the current publisher) represents our latest effort to present a useful introductory text. Rather than provide a heavily referenced compendium, we have tried to present a frame-work that program directors and faculty can use as an educational foundation to allow them to reflect individual practices at their own institution and allow their own philosophies to be placed in the perspective of the field of Urology in general. We hope the book will appeal also to nonurologic providers who routinely see patients with urologic problems: the primary care physician, gynecologist, nurse practitioner, and the urologic nurse specialist. For those studying for certification and recertification in Urology, it will hopefully be a useful and compact source of information that spans the discipline. Although the practices and philosophies of Penn Urology will no doubt be evident, more so in some sec-tions then in others, we have tried to keep dogma to a minimum and thus allow the addition of other opinions without the intellec-tual disruption to the reader of major disagreements. Algorithms, Suggested Core Readings, Clinical Pearls, and Self-Assessment Questions are part of each chapter. From physical examination to magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, and from the identification and treatment of simple issues to more complex topics, we have tried to encapsulate the major issues in virtually all subspecialty areas. It is our hope that this text will find a place not only on the office desk but also on the clinic book shelf and in the house staff coat pocket, as a trusted resource and ready reference. Our thanks to the contributors and to the publisher, Belinda Kuhn in particular, for making this edition possible.