Titlebook: Urological Prostheses, Appliances and Catheters; John P. Pryor (Consultant Urologist) Book 1992 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1992 Inkont

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Testicular Prostheses,ts. Some men or boys with the absence of one or both testes do not feel the necessity to have a prosthesis whilst others suffer severe psychological disturbances. It is these who derive great benefit from this simple yet effective procedure.

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Antibiotic Therapy,lation of the urinary tract, usually catheterisation. The development of urinary tract infection during bladder catheterisation has been shown to be associated with an increase in mortality in hospital patients, some as a result of bacteraemia (Piatt et al. 1982). Furthermore, the most common locali

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Percutaneous Nephrostomy,ion. The percutaneous placement of nephrostomy tubes does, however, require special radiological expertise and equipment which is not available in every centre. In this chapter I shall describe the technique of placement, the equipment available and the possibilities that such access provides.

創(chuàng)造性

Ureteric Stents,m “splint” denoted a catheter which was “l(fā)eft within the ureter and provided external drainage usually following surgery”. In his essay Goodwin suggested that “stent” would be the most appropriate term (Goodwin 1972).

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Urinary Incontinence Appliances, Aids and Equipment,nt of incontinence of the chronically ill and disabled may be quite different from the management of a patient who is fully ambulant and able to work. Incontinence is often a taboo subject and many patients are reluctant to discuss the problem even with close relatives.