Titlebook: Urological Research; Gerald P. Murphy Book 1972 Plenum Press, New York 1972 cancer.care.clinical research.development.education.infection.

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Nature and Control of Biochemical Pathways for the Origin of Prostatic Polyamineshis outstanding contributions to investigative and clinical urology, I would like to summarize some recent experiments on the biosynthesis of spermine and related amines in the prostate gland and other mammalian tissues. These investigations were initiated during the time I was privileged to serve u

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Stilbestrol Antibodies in Prostatic Cancerthylstilbestrol without specific indications. Subsequent studies by the Veterans Administration Cooperative Study Group have verified his earlier conclusions. This study suggests one additional possible difficulty that may be encountered in long-term diethylstilbestrol therapy.

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The Temporal Requirements for Androgens During the Cell Cycle of the Prostate Glande important in understanding and controlling the growth of the prostate gland. Dr. Scott defined the ultimate clinical goal in his statement, “What a glorious day it will be for urology when we can shrink the benign nodular hyperplastic prostate, quiet the carcinomatous one and increase the libido a

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Vesical Suspension in the Management of Obstructive Disease of the Bladderfforts of all urological surgeons were directed toward relieving the commonly recognized forms of outflow obstructions, for example, bladder neck contracture or prostatic hyperplasia, but during the last decade a newer dimension has obtruded itself upon the scene.

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Angiographic Characteristics of Renal Hamartoma the organ in which the tumor arises. Renal hamartomas are relatively uncommon and are frequently found in association with tuberous sclerosis. They can occur, however, as isolated entities. When associated with tuberous sclerosis, they are multiple and bilateral; if not associated with tuberous scl

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Relocation of Ureteroileostomy Stomata application to large numbers of patients. The indications, techniques, and complications of the operation have also been well documented(.). Included in these various discussions have been references to stomal difficulties and their management(.). In general, however, very little attention has been