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Subspecialization and General Urology

Journal of Urology, 1989
Subspecialization within urology is growing, affecting not only teaching and research but the general practice of urology as well. To evaluate present attitudes towards subspecialization a questionnaire was sent to the membership of the Western Section of the American Urological Association.
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Urology for the General Practitioner

Postgraduate Medicine, 1964
The more common urologic problems which the general practitioner may encounter include infections of the urinary tract, chronic urethritis in women, acute and chronic prostatitis, scrotal masses, torsion of the testis, mumps orchitis, gonorrhea, and sexual impotence in males.
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Pediatric Urology for the General Surgeon

Surgical Clinics of North America, 2016
Pediatric urology spans the neonatal period through the transition into early adulthood. There are a variety of common pediatric urologic conditions that overlap significantly with pediatric surgery. This article reviews the pertinent pathophysiology of a few key disease processes, including the pediatric inguinal hernia and/or hydrocele ...
David J, Chalmers, Vijaya M, Vemulakonda
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General and Urologic Surgery

2023
Abstract In pediatric surgeries, general abdominal and urologic procedures are frequent interventions. Most of the underlying principles are similar to those of the adult population. Enhanced perioperative care depends on thorough patient history and physical examination supported by laboratory investigation. Many surgeries are currently
Arif Valliani, Nimesh Patel
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General and Urological Surgery

2020
The chapter covers some of the general and urological conditions likely to be encountered by anaesthetists working in low-resource settings. Some such conditions are familiar to all anaesthetists, but the resources to manage them may be different: this chapter therefore particularly includes a description of laparotomy under spinal anaesthesia and a ...
Lara Herbert, Ruth Tighe
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General paediatric urology

Surgery (Oxford), 2008
Abstract Paediatric urological conditions range from those that are infrequent but severe and require referral to a specialist to those that may present to primary care physicians or adult urologists/general surgeons. The National Definitions Set No. 23 for Specialised Childrens' Services defines specialist paediatric urology. Adult general surgeons,
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General Urology

Archives of Surgery, 1982
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Projected US Urology Workforce per Capita, 2020-2060

JAMA Network Open, 2021
Stephanie Daignault-Newton   +2 more
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