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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - InhaltsangabeTumours of the Kidney and Ureter.- A. Introduction.- B. Aetiology.- I. General factor.- II. Carcinogenic substance.- III. Hormone inductio.- IV. Ionizing radiatio.- V. Malignant change in benign tumour.- C. Incidence.- I. Benign tumour.- II. Malignant tumour.- 1. Incidence of individual type.- 2. Ag.- 3. Se.- 4. Side affecte.- 5. Rac.- D. Classification.- I. Renal parenchym.- II. Renal pelvis and urete.- III. Renal capsul.- IV. Metastatic tumour.- V. Cyst.- E. Clinical features.- I. Symptom.- 1. The classical triad of symptom.- a) Haematuria.- b) Pain.- c) Tumour.- 2. Other symptom.- a) Pyrexia.- b) Loss of weight.- c) Varicocele.- d) Renal rupture.- e) Polycythaemia.- 3. Symptoms due to metastases.- 4. Silent cases.- II. Physical signs.- 1. Local.- 2. General.- 3. Urine.- 4. Blood.- F. Diagnosis.- I. History.- II. Physical examination.- III. Special diagnostic methods.- 1. Cystoscopy.- 2. Radiography.- a) Plain X-ray.- b) Excretion urography.- c) Instrumental urography.- d) Aortography.- e) Nephrotomography.- f ) Percutaneous kidney puncture.- g) Perirenal oxygen.- 3. Exfoliative cytology.- 4. Renal biopsy.- IV. Differential diagnosis.- 1. Palpable tumour.- 2. Haematuria.- 3. Pyelographic appearances.- 4. Metastases.- G. Consideration of individual tumours.- I. Renal parenchyma.- 1. Epithelial.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- 2. Connective tissue tumours.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- 3. Mixed tumours.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- II. Renal pelvis and ureter.- 1. Epithelial.- a) Benign and malignant.- 2. Connective tissue.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- III. Ureter.- 1. Epithelial.- 2. Connective tissue.- IV. Renal capsule.- V. Metastatic tumours.- VI. Cysts.- H. Treatment.- I. Surgical.- II. Radiotherapeutic.- III. Combined treatment.- IV. Hormone treatment.- V. Chemotherapy.- I. Prognosis.- I. Adenocarcinoma.- II. Pelvic and ureteric tumours.- III. Nephroblastoma.- References.- Tumours of Bladder.- A. Aetiology.- B. Symptomatology.- C. Diagnosis.- I. Cystoscopy.- II. Biopsy.- III. Urography.- IV. Cytology of urinary sediments.- D. Treatment.- I. Transurethral diathermy and resection.- II. Transvesical diathermy and resection.- III. Irradiation.- IV. Partial cystectomy.- V. Total cystectomy.- VI. External irradiation.- 1. General principles of external irradiation.- 2. Indications for external irradiation.- a) General pattern of tumour.- b) Histology.- c) Direct continuity spread.- d) Lymphatic spread.- e) Spread by blood stream.- 3. Method of treatment.- 4. Localisation of the growth.- 5. X-ray dosage.- 6. Results.- 7. Palliative treatment.- 8. Recurrence following other measures.- 9. Treatment of recurrences following radiotherapy.- 10. Follow up.- 11. Complications.- 12. Availability of apparatus.- E. Discussion on methods of treatment.- F. Secondary tumours of the bladder.- I. Carcinoma of the renal pelvis or ureter.- II. Metastases from distant sites.- III. Metastasis.- G. Non-epithelial tumours of the bladder.- H. Pathology (Contributed by T. SYMINGTON. J. M. SCOTT and K. M. GIRDWOOD).- I. Epithelial tumours.- 1. Malignant epithelial tumours.- a) Sex, age and site incidence.- b) Preparation of the specimen.- c) Morbid anatomy.- d) Microscopic appearance.- e) Changes in bladder mucosa adjacent to tumour.- f) Spread of tumours.- g) Cause of death in bladder tumours.- h) Classification of epithelial tumours of bladder.- j) Comment on classifications.- 2. Adenocarcinoma.- a) Primary adenocarcinoma.- b) Primary adenocarcinoma of urachal origin.- c) Secondary or metaplastic adenocarcinoma.- 3. Squamous epithelioma.- 4. Carcinoma complicating vesical diverticulum.- 5. Simple epithelial tumours.- Classification of biopsy material and application of histology grading.- II. Primary mesenchymal tumours of bladder.- 1. Benign mesenchymal tumours.- 2. Malignant mesenchymal tumours.- a) Fibrosarcoma (including fibromyxosarcoma).- b) Leiomyosarcoma.- c) Rhabdomyosarcoma.- d) Primary lymphosarcoma.- e) Primary osteogenic sarcoma and chondrosarc.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Stone in the urinary tract has fascinated the medical profession from the earliest times and has played an important part in the development of surgery. The earliest major planned operations were for the removal of vesical calculus; renal and ureteric calculi provided the first stimulus for the radiological investigation of the viscera, and the biochemical investigation of the causes of calculus formation has been the training ground for surgeons interested in metabolic disorders. It is therefore no surprise that stone has been the subject of a number of monographs by eminent urologists, but the rapid development of knowledge has made it possible for each one of these authors to produce something new. There is still a technical challenge to the surgeon in the removal of renal calculi, and on this topic we are always glad to have the advice of a master craftsman; but inevitably much of the interest centres on the elucidation of the causes of stone formation and its prevention. Professor Pyrah has had a long and wide experience of the surgery of calculous disease and gives us in this volume something of the wisdom that he has gained thereby, but he has also been a pioneer in the setting up of a research department largely concerned with the investigation of this complex group of disorders, so that he is able to present in terms readily intelligible to the general medical reader the results of extensive biochemical investigation in this area.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Renal Calculus | Leslie N. Pyrah | Taschenbuch | xvi | Englisch | 2011 | Springer | EAN 9783642671265 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -InhaltsangabeTumours of the Kidney and Ureter.- A. Introduction.- B. Aetiology.- I. General factor.- II. Carcinogenic substance.- III. Hormone inductio.- IV. Ionizing radiatio.- V. Malignant change in benign tumour.- C. Incidence.- I. Benign tumour.- II. Malignant tumour.- 1. Incidence of individual type.- 2. Ag.- 3. Se.- 4. Side affecte.- 5. Rac.- D. Classification.- I. Renal parenchym.- II. Renal pelvis and urete.- III. Renal capsul.- IV. Metastatic tumour.- V. Cyst.- E. Clinical features.- I. Symptom.- 1. The classical triad of symptom.- a) Haematuria.- b) Pain.- c) Tumour.- 2. Other symptom.- a) Pyrexia.- b) Loss of weight.- c) Varicocele.- d) Renal rupture.- e) Polycythaemia.- 3. Symptoms due to metastases.- 4. Silent cases.- II. Physical signs.- 1. Local.- 2. General.- 3. Urine.- 4. Blood.- F. Diagnosis.- I. History.- II. Physical examination.- III. Special diagnostic methods.- 1. Cystoscopy.- 2. Radiography.- a) Plain X-ray.- b) Excretion urography.- c) Instrumental urography.- d) Aortography.- e) Nephrotomography.- f ) Percutaneous kidney puncture.- g) Perirenal oxygen.- 3. Exfoliative cytology.- 4. Renal biopsy.- IV. Differential diagnosis.- 1. Palpable tumour.- 2. Haematuria.- 3. Pyelographic appearances.- 4. Metastases.- G. Consideration of individual tumours.- I. Renal parenchyma.- 1. Epithelial.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- 2. Connective tissue tumours.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- 3. Mixed tumours.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- II. Renal pelvis and ureter.- 1. Epithelial.- a) Benign and malignant.- 2. Connective tissue.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- III. Ureter.- 1. Epithelial.- 2. Connective tissue.- IV. Renal capsule.- V. Metastatic tumours.- VI. Cysts.- H. Treatment.- I. Surgical.- II. Radiotherapeutic.- III. Combined treatment.- IV. Hormone treatment.- V. Chemotherapy.- I. Prognosis.- I. Adenocarcinoma.- II. Pelvic and ureteric tumours.- III. Nephroblastoma.- References.- Tumours of Bladder.- A. Aetiology.- B. Symptomatology.- C. Diagnosis.- I. Cystoscopy.- II. Biopsy.- III. Urography.- IV. Cytology of urinary sediments.- D. Treatment.- I. Transurethral diathermy and resection.- II. Transvesical diathermy and resection.- III. Irradiation.- IV. Partial cystectomy.- V. Total cystectomy.- VI. External irradiation.- 1. General principles of external irradiation.- 2. Indications for external irradiation.- a) General pattern of tumour.- b) Histology.- c) Direct continuity spread.- d) Lymphatic spread.- e) Spread by blood stream.- 3. Method of treatment.- 4. Localisation of the growth.- 5. X-ray dosage.- 6. Results.- 7. Palliative treatment.- 8. Recurrence following other measures.- 9. Treatment of recurrences following radiotherapy.- 10. Follow up.- 11. Complications.- 12. Availability of apparatus.- E. Discussion on methods of treatment.- F. Secondary tumours of the bladder.- I. Carcinoma of the renal pelvis or ureter.- II. Metastases from distant sites.- III. Metastasis.- G. Non-epithelial tumours of the bladder.- H. Pathology (Contributed by T. SYMINGTON. J. M. SCOTT and K. M. GIRDWOOD).- I. Epithelial tumours.- 1. Malignant epithelial tumours.- a) Sex, age and site incidence.- b) Preparation of the specimen.- c) Morbid anatomy.- d) Microscopic appearance.- e) Changes in bladder mucosa adjacent to tumour.- f) Spread of tumours.- g) Cause of death in bladder tumours.- h) Classification of epithelial tumours of bladder.- j) Comment on classifications.- 2. Adenocarcinoma.- a) Primary adenocarcinoma.- b) Primary adenocarcinoma of urachal origin.- c) Secondary or metaplastic adenocarcinoma.- 3. Squamous epithelioma.- 4. Carcinoma complicating vesical diverticulum.- 5. Simple epithelial tumours.- Classification of biopsy material and application of histology grading.- II. Primary mesenchymal tumours of bladder.- 1. Benign mesenchymal tumours.- 2. Malignant mesenchymal tumours.- a) Fibrosarcoma (including fibromyxosarcoma).- b) Leiomyosarcoma.- c) Rhabdomyosarcoma.- d) Primary lymphosarcoma.- e) Primary osteogenic sarcoma and chondrosarc 304 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Stone in the urinary tract has fascinated the medical profession from the earliest times and has played an important part in the development of surgery. The earliest major planned operations were for the removal of vesical calculus; renal and ureteric calculi provided the first stimulus for the radiological investigation of the viscera, and the biochemical investigation of the causes of calculus formation has been the training ground for surgeons interested in metabolic disorders. It is therefore no surprise that stone has been the subject of a number of monographs by eminent urologists, but the rapid development of knowledge has made it possible for each one of these authors to produce something new. There is still a technical challenge to the surgeon in the removal of renal calculi, and on this topic we are always glad to have the advice of a master craftsman; but inevitably much of the interest centres on the elucidation of the causes of stone formation and its prevention. Professor Pyrah has had a long and wide experience of the surgery of calculous disease and gives us in this volume something of the wisdom that he has gained thereby, but he has also been a pioneer in the setting up of a research department largely concerned with the investigation of this complex group of disorders, so that he is able to present in terms readily intelligible to the general medical reader the results of extensive biochemical investigation in this area. 392 pp. Englisch.

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Condición: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Tumours of the Kidney and Ureter.- A. Introduction.- B. Aetiology.- I. General factor.- II. Carcinogenic substance.- III. Hormone inductio.- IV. Ionizing radiatio.- V. Malignant change in benign tumour.- C. Incidence.- I. Benign tumour.- II. Malignant tumou.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Stone in the urinary tract has fascinated the medical profession from the earliest times and has played an important part in the development of surgery. The earliest major planned operations were for the removal of vesical calculus; renal and ureteric calculi provided the first stimulus for the radiological investigation of the viscera, and the biochemical investigation of the causes of calculus formation has been the training ground for surgeons interested in metabolic disorders. It is therefore no surprise that stone has been the subject of a number of monographs by eminent urologists, but the rapid development of knowledge has made it possible for each one of these authors to produce something new. There is still a technical challenge to the surgeon in the removal of renal calculi, and on this topic we are always glad to have the advice of a master craftsman; but inevitably much of the interest centres on the elucidation of the causes of stone formation and its prevention. Professor Pyrah has had a long and wide experience of the surgery of calculous disease and gives us in this volume something of the wisdom that he has gained thereby, but he has also been a pioneer in the setting up of a research department largely concerned with the investigation of this complex group of disorders, so that he is able to present in terms readily intelligible to the general medical reader the results of extensive biochemical investigation in this area.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 392 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -InhaltsangabeTumours of the Kidney and Ureter.- A. Introduction.- B. Aetiology.- I. General factor.- II. Carcinogenic substance.- III. Hormone inductio.- IV. Ionizing radiatio.- V. Malignant change in benign tumour.- C. Incidence.- I. Benign tumour.- II. Malignant tumour.- 1. Incidence of individual type.- 2. Ag.- 3. Se.- 4. Side affecte.- 5. Rac.- D. Classification.- I. Renal parenchym.- II. Renal pelvis and urete.- III. Renal capsul.- IV. Metastatic tumour.- V. Cyst.- E. Clinical features.- I. Symptom.- 1. The classical triad of symptom.- a) Haematuria.- b) Pain.- c) Tumour.- 2. Other symptom.- a) Pyrexia.- b) Loss of weight.- c) Varicocele.- d) Renal rupture.- e) Polycythaemia.- 3. Symptoms due to metastases.- 4. Silent cases.- II. Physical signs.- 1. Local.- 2. General.- 3. Urine.- 4. Blood.- F. Diagnosis.- I. History.- II. Physical examination.- III. Special diagnostic methods.- 1. Cystoscopy.- 2. Radiography.- a) Plain X-ray.- b) Excretion urography.- c) Instrumental urography.- d) Aortography.- e) Nephrotomography.- f ) Percutaneous kidney puncture.- g) Perirenal oxygen.- 3. Exfoliative cytology.- 4. Renal biopsy.- IV. Differential diagnosis.- 1. Palpable tumour.- 2. Haematuria.- 3. Pyelographic appearances.- 4. Metastases.- G. Consideration of individual tumours.- I. Renal parenchyma.- 1. Epithelial.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- 2. Connective tissue tumours.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- 3. Mixed tumours.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- II. Renal pelvis and ureter.- 1. Epithelial.- a) Benign and malignant.- 2. Connective tissue.- a) Benign.- b) Malignant.- III. Ureter.- 1. Epithelial.- 2. Connective tissue.- IV. Renal capsule.- V. Metastatic tumours.- VI. Cysts.- H. Treatment.- I. Surgical.- II. Radiotherapeutic.- III. Combined treatment.- IV. Hormone treatment.- V. Chemotherapy.- I. Prognosis.- I. Adenocarcinoma.- II. Pelvic and ureteric tumours.- III. Nephroblastoma.- References.- Tumours of Bladder.- A. Aetiology.- B. Symptomatology.- C. Diagnosis.- I. Cystoscopy.- II. Biopsy.- III. Urography.- IV. Cytology of urinary sediments.- D. Treatment.- I. Transurethral diathermy and resection.- II. Transvesical diathermy and resection.- III. Irradiation.- IV. Partial cystectomy.- V. Total cystectomy.- VI. External irradiation.- 1. General principles of external irradiation.- 2. Indications for external irradiation.- a) General pattern of tumour.- b) Histology.- c) Direct continuity spread.- d) Lymphatic spread.- e) Spread by blood stream.- 3. Method of treatment.- 4. Localisation of the growth.- 5. X-ray dosage.- 6. Results.- 7. Palliative treatment.- 8. Recurrence following other measures.- 9. Treatment of recurrences following radiotherapy.- 10. Follow up.- 11. Complications.- 12. Availability of apparatus.- E. Discussion on methods of treatment.- F. Secondary tumours of the bladder.- I. Carcinoma of the renal pelvis or ureter.- II. Metastases from distant sites.- III. Metastasis.- G. Non-epithelial tumours of the bladder.- H. Pathology (Contributed by T. SYMINGTON. J. M. SCOTT and K. M. GIRDWOOD).- I. Epithelial tumours.- 1. Malignant epithelial tumours.- a) Sex, age and site incidence.- b) Preparation of the specimen.- c) Morbid anatomy.- d) Microscopic appearance.- e) Changes in bladder mucosa adjacent to tumour.- f) Spread of tumours.- g) Cause of death in bladder tumours.- h) Classification of epithelial tumours of bladder.- j) Comment on classifications.- 2. Adenocarcinoma.- a) Primary adenocarcinoma.- b) Primary adenocarcinoma of urachal origin.- c) Secondary or metaplastic adenocarcinoma.- 3. Squamous epithelioma.- 4. Carcinoma complicating vesical diverticulum.- 5. Simple epithelial tumours.- Classification of biopsy material and application of histology grading.- II. Primary mesenchymal tumours of bladder.- 1. Benign mesenchymal tumours.- 2. Malignant mesenchymal tumours.- a) Fibrosarcoma (including fibromyxosarcoma).- b) Leiomyosarcoma.- c) Rhabdomyosarcoma.- d) Primary lymphosarcoma.- e) Primary osteogenic sarcoma and chondrosarcSpringer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 304 pp. Englisch.