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AUA UPDATE SERIES INDEXVOLUMES 1–38

ACID-BASE EQUILIBRIUM:Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Abnormalities in

Urological Practice. Tanrikut C and McDougal WS, Vol. 25, Lesson 19, 2006

ADRENAL GLAND DISEASE:The Adrenal: Diagnosis and Medical Management. Stewart

BH, Vol. II, Lesson 14, 1983Adrenal Incidentalomas. Mandeville J and Moinzadeh A,

Vol. 29, Lesson 4, 2010The Adrenal: Surgical Therapy. Stewart BH, Vol. II, Lesson

15, 1983Anatomy and Physiology of the Adrenal. Bravo EL and

Stewart BH, Vol. II, Lesson 13, 1983Assessment and Management of an Adrenal Mass in

Urological Practice. Kutikov A, Mehrazin R and Uzzo RG, Vol. 33, Lesson 19, 2014

Contemporary Surgical Approaches to the Adrenal Gland. Du K and Bishoff JT, Vol. 35, Lesson 32, 2016

Diagnosis and Management of Adrenogenital Syndrome Caused by Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia. Kroovand RL, Vol. IV, Lesson 36, 1985

Diagnosis and Management of Pheochromocytoma. Daneshvar M and Bratslavsky G, Vol. 38, Lesson 1, 2019

Diagnosis of Surgical Adrenal Disorders. Vaughan ED, Vol. XVI, Lesson 39, 1997

Laparoscopic Versus Open Adrenal Surgery. Gill IS and Novick AC, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 33, 1999

Malignant Adrenal Tumors. Novakovic K, Ersahin C, Picken M and Campbell SC, Vol. 23, Lesson 30, 2004

Prenatal Diagnosis of Urological Diseases. Herndon CDA and Cain MP, Vol. 28, Lesson 3, 2009

Surgically Treatable Adrenal Disorders Part I. Donohue JP, Vol. IX, Lesson 19, 1990

Surgically Treatable Adrenal Disorders Part II. Donohue JP, Vol. IX, Lesson 20, 1990

ALGORITHMS:Nocturia in Adults. Weiss JP, Lee CL and Blaivas JG, Vol.

27, Lesson 10, 2008Predictive Models for Prostate Cancer. Sengupta S and

Blute ML, Vol. 25, Lesson 35, 2006Prediction Models of Renal Cell Carcinoma. Lane BR,

Kattan MW and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 7, 2006

ANATOMY:Anatomy and Innervation of the Male Urethra, the

Rhabdosphincter, and the Corpora Cavernosa Part II. Strasser H, Stenzel A, Hobisch A, Bartsch G and Poisel S, Vol. XX, Lesson 16, 2001

Anatomy of the Penis and Male Perineum Part I. Devine CJ and Angermeier KW, Vol. XIII, Lesson 2, 1994

Anatomy of the Penis and Male Perineum Part II. Angermeier KW and Devine CJ, Vol. XIII, Lesson 3, 1994

Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases of the Epididymis. Tracy C and Steers W, Vol. 26, Lesson 12, 2007

Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology of Bladder Urothelium. Birder LA, Vol. 24, Lesson 25, 2005

Anatomy of the Testis: A Clinically Relevant Review. Tadros N, Hecht S, Ostrowski KA and Hedges JC, Vol. 34, Lesson 9, 2015

Applied Anatomy of the Groin Part I. Redman JE, Vol. VIII, Lesson 9, 1989

Applied Anatomy of the Groin Part II. Redman JE, Vol. VIII, Lesson 10, 1989

Evaluation and Management of Posterior Vaginal Wall Prolapse. Sherman ND and Amundsen CL, Vol. 25, Lesson 31, 2006

Neuroanatomy of the Retroperitoneum and the Pelvis: Operative Implications Part I. Strasser H, Stenzel A, Hobisch A, Bartsch G and Poisel S, Vol. XX, Lesson 15, 2001

Practical Pelvic Anatomy Pertinent to Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy. Myers RP, Vol. XIII, Lesson 4, 1994

Surgical Renal Anatomy. Kim IY and Clayman RV, Vol. 25, Lesson 40, 2006

ANDROGENS:Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Prostate Cancer.

Pinthus JH, Hajek D and Trachtenberg J, Vol. 25, Lesson 15, 2006

Androgen Replacement Therapy: Fact or Folly. Gettman M, Barrett DM and Nehra A, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 2, 1999

An Assessment of New Techniques and New Applications of Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Nguyen PL, D’Amico AV and Hoffman KE, Vol. 29, Lesson 31, 2010

Managing Side Effects of Androgen Deprivation Therapy. Holzbeierlein JM and Thrasher JB, Vol. 24, Lesson 32, 2005

Long-term Complications of Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Prostate Cancer and How to Manage Them. Nahar B, Barboza MP, Prakash NS, Venkatramani V and Punnen S, Vol. 36, Lesson 32, 2017

The Role of Androgen Receptor Signaling in Metastatic Prostate Cancer. Carver BS, Vol. 32, Lesson 29, 2013

Testosterone Replacement in the Patient With Prostate Cancer. Ramasamy R and Schlegel PN, Vol. 29, Lesson 32, 2010

Testosterone Therapy. Khera M, Vol. 32, Lesson 35, 2013Treatment of Metastatic Prostate Cancer: How Urologists

Should Sequence Available Agents. Mostaghel EA and Lin DW, Vol. 31, Lesson 4, 2012

Vaginal Prolapse. Part I: Anatomy and Musculofascial Support of the Pelvis and Transvaginal Grade IV

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Cystocele Repair. Grey Maher M, Mourtzinos A, Yu H-Y and Raz S, Vol. 25, Lesson 29, 2006

ANOMALIES:Adult Myelodysplasia. McGuire EJ and Denil J, Vol. X,

Lesson 38, 1991Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease.

Gurkowski LJ and Grantham JJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 30, 1992

Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease. Herron KG and Grantham JJ, Vol. VII, Lesson 32, 1988

The Bent Penis. Vorstman B and Devine CJ, Vol. IV, Lesson 16, 1995

Bladder Exstrophy. Duckett JW and Caldamone AA, Vol. III, Lesson 13, 1984

Bladder Exstrophy: Reconstructive Alternatives. Arap S and Giron A, Vol. X, Lesson 25, 1991

Congenital Anomalies into Adulthood Part I. Woodhouse CRJ, Vol. V, Lesson 27, 1986

Congenital Anomalies into Adulthood Part II. Woodhouse CRJ, Vol. V, Lesson 28, 1986

Congenital Penile Curvature. McCammon KA and Jordan GH, Vol. 23, Lesson 10, 2004

Current Management of Ureteroceles. Coplen DE, Vol. XVII, Lesson 30, 1998

Current Surgery for Epispadias. Hollowell JG, Woodhouse CRJ and Ransley PG, Vol. XIV, Lesson 11, 1995

Diagnosis and Management of Hydronephrosis In Utero. Kramer SA, Vol. V, Lesson 23, 1986

Diagnosis and Management of the Nonpalpable Undescended Testicle. Walker RD, Vol. XI, Lesson 20, 1992

Ectopic Kidneys and Renal Fusion Anomalies. Gleason PE and Kramer SA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 33, 1995

Ectopic Kidneys and Renal Fusion Anomalies. Snow BW, Vol. VI, Lesson 6, 1987

The Ectopic Ureter. Shapiro E, Vol. IX, Lesson 31, 1990Epispadias. Winslow BH and Devine CJ, Vol. III, Lesson 14,

1984Evaluation and Treatment of the Abdominal Mass in

Infancy and Childhood. Tank ES, Vol. III, Lesson 3, 1984Evidence Based Approach to Combining Androgen

Suppression and Radiation Therapy for Men With Locally Advanced or Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer. D’Amico AV, Vol. 24, Lesson 22, 2005

Familial and Genetic Urologic Disorders in Childhood. Walker RD, Vol. VI, Lesson 30, 1987

Impact of Prenatal Ultrasonography on Detection, Evaluation, Management and Outcome of Genitourinary Anomalies. Ellsworth P and Sitnikova L, Vol. 24, Lesson 28, 2005

Intersex Disorders Part I. Diamond DA, Vol. IX, Lesson 9, 1990

Intersex Disorders Part II. Diamond DA, Vol. IX, Lesson 10, 1990

Intersex Part I. Joseph DB, Vol. XXII, Lesson 5, 2003

Intersex Part II. Joseph DB, Vol. XXII, Lesson 6, 2003Long-Term Effects of Pediatric Urological Diseases. Lim

DJ and Walker RD, Vol. XV, Lesson 23, 1996Long-Term Management of Myelodysplasia From

Adolescence into Adulthood. Ginsberg DA, Vol. 28, Lesson 10, 2009

Management of Stones in Anomalous Kidneys. Elliott VL, Clements T, Gettle L and Raman JD, Vol. 29, Lesson 22, 2010

Megaureter in Children. Elder JS, Vol. VII, Lesson 24, 1988Megaureter in Children. Lockhart JL and Politano VA, Vol.

II, Lesson 33, 1983 Micropenis. Gonzales ET, Vol. II, Lesson 39, 1983Micropenis: Current Concepts and Controversies. Husmann

DA, Levy JB, Cain MP, Teitjen DN and Uramoto GY, Vol. XVII, Lesson 10, 1998

The Molecular Basis of Intersex Conditions. Kolon TF and Lamb DJ, Vol. XX, Lesson 14, 2001

The Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney. Peters CA and Badwan K, Vol. 30, Lesson 13, 2011

The Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney. Peters CA and Mandell J, Vol. VIII, Lesson 7, 1989

Myelomeningocele in Young Adults. Woodhouse CRJ, Vol. XXII, Lesson 8, 2003

Occult Spinal Dysraphism (the Tethered Cord) and the Urologist. Husmann DA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 10, 1995

Pelvic Lipomatosis. Roy O and Steers WD, Vol. 27, Lesson 11, 2008

Posterior Urethral Valve Obstruction. Hulbert WC and Duckett JW, Vol. XI, Lesson 29, 1992


Prenatal Management of Hydronephrosis. Coplen DE, Vol. XIX, Lesson 17, 2000

The Prune Belly Syndrome. Rich MA and Duckett JW, Vol. XI, Lesson 17, 1992

Renal Vein and Vena Caval Anomalies: Embryology and Clinical Implications. Mathews R, Fishman EK and Marshall FF, Vol. 23, Lesson 36, 2004

Sexual Identity: Shifting Paradigms for the Management of Ambiguous Genitalia. Zderic SA, Vol. XXI, Lesson 21, 2002

Surgery on the Horseshoe Kidney. Frederick LR, Moss J and Schwartz BF, Vol. 32, Lesson 17, 2013

Unusual Congenital Anomalies of the Lower Urinary Tract. Redman JE, Vol. II, Lesson 37, 1983

An Update on the Current Management of Bladder Exstrophy. Ben Chaim J and Gearhart JP, Vol. XVI, Lesson 19, 1997

Update on Ureteroceles in Children. Caldamone AA and Duckett JW, Vol. III, Lesson 36, 1984

Urachal Anomalies and Urachal Carcinoma. Weiss RE and Fair WR, Vol. XVII, Lesson 38, 1998

The Urachus: A Review and Update. Laboccetta LT and Picard JC, Vol. 31, Lesson 9, 2012

Urethral Valves and the Potential for Healing in Very

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Young Patients. Close CE, Vol. XIX, Lesson 14, 2000Urologic Evaluation of the Myelodysplastic Child. Poppas

DP and Bauer SB, Vol. XVI, Lesson 36, 1997Urologic Implications of Imperforate Anus. Brock WA and

Pena A, Vol. X, Lesson 27, 1991Urologic Management of the Myelodysplastic. Bellinger

MF, Vol. V, Lesson 39, 1986Urologic Manifestations of von Hippel-Lindau Disease.

Klein EA and Novick AC, Vol. IX, Lesson 33, 1990 von Hippel-Lindau Disease: Clinical and Molecular Considerations for the Urologist. Uzzo RG and Novick AC, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 18, 1999

ANTIBIOTICS:Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Urologic Surgery. Russo P, Packer

MG and Fair WR, Vol. IV, Lesson 1, 1985Antibiotics in Special Situations. Chelsky MJ and Hanno

PM, Vol. XI, Lesson 40, 1992Antimicrobial Prophylaxis for Transrectal Ultrasound

Biopsy. Loeb S, Vol. 32, Lesson 1, 2013Complications of Antimicrobial Use in the Urological

Patient. Orenstein R and Wong ES, Vol. XIV, Lesson 31, 1995

Continuous Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Children: Current Controversies. Gaither TW, Wang MK and Copp HL, Vol. 36, Lesson 27, 2017

The Fluoroquinolones and Their Appropriate Use in Treatment of Genitourinary Tract Infections. Wright AJ, Walker RC and Barrett DM, Vol. XII, Lesson 7, 1993

Management of Acute Cystitis in Women without Antibiotics. Hickling DR and Nickel JC, Vol. 38, Lesson 6, 2019

Management of Antimicrobial Resistance. Boyle DP, Zembower TR and Maxwell KM, Vol. 35, Lesson 22, 2016

Newer Antibiotics. Hanno PM, Vol. III, Lesson 40, 1984The Use and Misuse of Antimicrobial Agents in Urology.

Weiser AC and Schaeffer AJ, Vol. XXI, Lesson 37, 2002What’s New in Antimicrobial Prophylaxis for Urological

Surgery. Lightner DJ and Wymer KM, Vol. 38, Lesson 17, 2019

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:

Artificial Intelligence in Urology. Moreira DM and Niederberger CS, Vol. 38, Lesson 8, 2019

BIOLOGY:Apoptosis/Programmed Cell Death in Urology. Buttyan R,

Vol. XVIII, Lesson 34, 1999Construction of Artificial Organs and Tissues Using

Autologous Cells. Atala A, Vol. XIX, Lesson 16, 2000Discovery and Validation of Molecular Markers of Prostate

Cancer. Vickers AJ and Savage C, Vol. 29, Lesson 29, 2010

Molecular Aspects of Genitourinary Development. Coplen DE, Vol. 24, Lesson 13, 2004

Peptide Growth Factors in Urology. Steiner MS, Vol. XIV, Lesson 24, 1995

Use of Antibiotics for Prevention and Treatment of Infections in Pediatric Urology. Hollowell JG and Cunnion K, Vol. 28, Lesson 4, 2009

BIOMARKERS:

Biomarkers for Bladder Cancer Detection. Ajib K and Kulkarni GS, Vol. 38, Lesson 11, 2019

BLADDER:Acute Management of Bladder and Urethral Trauma.

Broghammer J and Wessells H, Vol. 27, Lesson 24, 2008Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology of Bladder

Urothelium. Birder LA, Vol. 24, Lesson 25, 2005Assessment and Management of Intraoperative Iatrogenic

Ureteral and Bladder Injuries. Kreshover JE, Morganstern B and Richstone L, Vol. 32, Lesson 34, 2013

Augmentation Cystoplasty. Smith RB, Vol. III, Lesson 16, 1984

Augmentation Cystoplasty. Welk BK and Herschorn S, Vol. 31, Lesson 20, 2012

Behavioral Treatment for Urinary Incontinence. Burgio KL, Vol. 25, Lesson 23, 2006

Bladder and Urethral Diverticula. Rovner ES, Vol. 25, Lesson 24, 2006

Bladder and Urethral Trauma. Weigel JW, Vol. I, Lesson 38, 1982

Bladder Diverticula. Cinman NM and Richstone L, Vol. 28, Lesson 20, 2009

Bladder Diverticula. Van Arsdalen KN, Vol. IV, Lesson 6, 1985

Bladder Exstrophy. Duckett JW and Caldamone AA, Vol. III, Lesson 13, 1984

Bladder Exstrophy: Reconstructive Alternatives. Arap S and Giron A, Vol. X, Lesson 25, 1991

Bladder Microbiome in Health and Disease. Mueller ER and Wolfe A, Vol. 38, Lesson 28, 2019

Bladder Neck Reconstructive Surgery in Children. Kropp KA, Vol. VIII, Lesson 40, 1989

Bladder Outlet Obstruction in Females. Kuznetsov DD and Kobashi KC, Vol. 24, Lesson 7, 2005

Bladder Outlet Surgery for Incontinence and Neurogenic Bladder. Dave S and Khoury AE, Vol. 29, Lesson 27, 2010

Bladder Pain Syndrome: Current Terminology, Diagnosis and Treatment. Erickson DR, Vol. 28, Lesson 36, 2009

Bladder Trauma. Thomas CL and McAninch JW, Vol. VIII, Lesson 31, 1989

Botulinum Toxin Use in the Lower Urinary Tract in Adults and Children. Ginsberg DA, Vol. 34, Lesson 16, 2015

Childhood Genitourinary Rhabdomyosarcoma. Broecker BH, Vol. V, Lesson 16, 1986

Complications of Bladder Augmentation in Children and Comparison of Gastrointestinal Segments. Rink RC,

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Hollensbe D and Adams MC, Vol. XIV, Lesson 15, 1995Continent Catheterizable Channels. Casey JT and Yerkes

EB, Vol. 33, Lesson 16, 2014Cystitis in Infants and Children. Marotte JB, Lee KL and

Shortliffe LMD, Vol. 24, Lesson 19, 2005Detrusor Underactivity. Abraham N and Goldman HB, Vol.

33, Lesson 11, 2014Diagnostic and Treatment Tools for the Management

of Multiple Sclerosis Related Neurogenic Bladder Symptoms. Tracey JM and Stoffel JT, Vol. 36, Lesson 30, 2017

The Fetal Bladder: From Embryology to Developmental Physiology. Nguyen HT and Baskin LS, Vol. XIX, Lesson 15, 2000

Fistula: See FistulaGlycosaminoglycans in Urology. Yun SK, Zimmern PE and

Lad P, Vol. XIII, Lesson 24, 1994Interstitial Cystitis. Batra AK, Hanno PM and Wein AJ, Vol.

XIX, Lesson 2, 2000Interstitial Cystitis. Batra AK, Wein AJ and Hanno PM, Vol.

XII, Lesson 8, 1993Interstitial Cystitis. Case GD, Vol. II, Lesson 26, 1983Hemorrhagic Cystitis. Kranc DM and Ovine LA, Vol. XI,

Lesson 31, 1992Hemorrhagic Cystitis. Rastinehad AR, Kavoussi LR and

Noble MJ, Vol. 26, Lesson 7, 2007Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome. Angel JB and

Erickson DR, Vol. 33, Lesson 8, 2014Interstitial Cystitis Part I. Hanno PM and Wein AJ, Vol. VI,

Lesson 9, 1987Interstitial Cystitis Part II. Hanno PM and Wein AJ, Vol. VI,

Lesson 10, 1987Ketamine: Its Use and Abuse in Urological Practice.

Gaunay G, Lufti F and Moldwin R, Vol. 35, Lesson 28, 2016

Long-Term Management of Myelodysplasia from Adolescence into Adulthood. Ginsberg DA, Vol. 28, Lesson 10, 2009

LUTS in the Patient with Parkinson Disease: Diagnosis and Management. Lee D, Dillon BE and Lemack GE, Vol. 31, Lesson 38, 2012


Management of Long-Term Catheters in Adults: Part I: Intermittent Catheterization. Linsenmeyer TA, Vol. 25, Lesson 37, 2006

Management of Long-Term Catheters in Adults: Part II: Indwelling Urethral and Suprapubic Catheters. Linsenmeyer TA, Vol. 25, Lesson 38, 2006

Management of Neuropathic Bladder in Children: Part I. Thomas JC and Elder JS, Vol. 26, Lesson 17, 2007

Management of Neuropathic Bladder in Children: Part II. Thomas JC and Elder JS, Vol. 26, Lesson 18, 2007

Management of Neuropathic Bladder in Children: Part II. Erratum. Thomas JC and Elder JS, Vol. 26, December 2007

Non-Opioid Adjuncts for the Management of Chronic Urological Pain (Non-Malignant Etiology). Thu JHL Meng Y and Lai HH, Vol. 38, Lesson 32, 2019

Nosocomial Urinary Tract Infections. Purves JT and McIntyre^M, Vol. 29, Lesson 17, 2010

Outlet Obstruction-Induced Bladder Dysfunction. Lemack GE, Zimmern PE and McConnell JD, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 10, 1999

Overactive Bladder: Diagnosis and Management. Gormley EA, Vol. 33, Lesson 14, 2014

Overactive Bladder, Urge Incontinence and Emotional Disorders. Steers WD, Litman HJ and Rosen RC, Vol. 27, Lesson 4, 2008

Painful Bladder Syndrome/Interstitial Cystitis. Zoltan E, Ferlise V and Hanno PM, Vol. 25, Lesson 9, 2006


Primary Bladder Neck Obstruction in the Male. Kraus SR, Smith CP and Boone TB, Vol. XIX, Lesson 8, 2000

The Psychology of Urological Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Primer for Urologists Who Want to Know How to Better Manage Chronic Prostatitis and Interstitial Cystitis. Tripp DA and Nickel JC, Vol. 30, Lesson 40, 2011

Technical Principles of Using Bowel for Urinary Tract Reconstruction. Poch MA, Peabody JO and Guru KA, Vol. 30, Lesson 39, 2011

Tibial Nerve Stimulation in Overactive Bladder. Ohmann EL and Brucker BM, Vol. 34, Lesson 25, 2015

Treatment of Non-Neurogenic Overactive Bladder with Electrical Stimulation. Chai TC, Vol. 27, Lesson 19, 2008

Unexplained Urinary Retention. Montague DK, Vol. I, Lesson 6, 1982

An Update on the Current Management of Bladder Exstrophy. Ben Chaim J and Gearhart JP, Vol. XVI, Lesson 19, 1997

Urachal Tumors. Pode D and Fair WR, Vol. X, Lesson 5, 1991

Urodynamics Best Practices. Scarpero HM, Kaufman MR, Koski M and Dmochowski RR, Vol. 28, Lesson 9, 2009

Urolithiasis in the Patient With Augmentation Cystoplasty: Pathogenesis and Management. Franco I and Levitt SB, Vol. XVII, Lesson 2, 1998

Urological Management of Spinal Cord Injury. Lai HH and Boone TB, Vol. 27, Lesson 25, 2008

Uses and Abuses of Vesicostomy. Duckett JW and Ziylan O, Vol. XIV, Lesson 16, 1995

Vesicovaginal and Urethrovaginal Fistulas. Rovner ES, Vol. 25, Lesson 6, 2006

BOWEL:Augmentation Cystoplasty. Welk BK and Herschorn S, Vol.

31, Lesson 20, 2012Technical Principles of Using Bowel for Urinary Tract

Reconstruction. Poch MA, Peabody JO and Guru KA, Vol. 30, Lesson 39, 2011

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BURNS:Genital and Perineal Burns. Waguespack RL, Thompson

IM, McManus WE and Pruitt BA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 4, 1995

CALCULI:Acute and Chronic Cellular, Tissue, and Systemic Effects

of ESWL. Bregg K and Vaughan ED, Vol. X, Lesson 4, 1991

Adjunctive Procedures for Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy. Van Arsdalen KN, Vol. VI, Lesson 32, 1987

Adult Urinary Tract Infections. Rourke E, Kraus SR and Liss MA, Vol. 36, Lesson 37, 2017

Assessing Outcomes in Urology. Part II: Benign Urological Disease. Penson DF, Vol. 25, Lesson 27, 2006

Asymptomatic Renal Calculi: Incidence and Management. Westesson KE and Monga M, Vol. 31, Lesson 36, 2012

Bariatric Surgery and Risk of Stone Disease. Hyams ES, Steele KE and Matlaga B, Vol. 31, Lesson 27, 2012

Bladder Calculi: Diagnosis and Management. Ogan K and Healy K, Vol. 26, Lesson 35, 2007

Chemolysis of Urinary Calculi. Dretler SP, Vol. V, Lesson 21, 1986

Chemolysis of Urinary Calculi. Rodman JS and Vaughan ED, Vol. XI, Lesson 1, 1992

Clinical Implications and Bioeffects of Shock Wave Lithotripsy. Krambeck AE and Lingeman JE, Vol. 28, Lesson 25, 2009

Coagulum Pyelolithotomy. Novicki DE, Vol. I, Lesson 7, 1982

Complications of Ureteroscopy. Semins MJ and Matlaga BR, Vol. 27, Lesson 27, 2008

Current Approaches to Pediatric Stone Disease. Stapleton FB, Vol. XIX, Lesson 40, 2000

Cystinuria: Genetics, Diagnosis and Management. Thurmon KL, Newton MR and Tracy CR, Vol. 31, Lesson 34, 2012

Effects of Dietary and Supplemental Calcium and Vitamin D on Stone Disease. Antonelli JA, Vol. 35, Lesson 8, 2016

Endoscopic Lithotripsy Devices. Razvi H, Denstedt JD, Sosa RE and Vaughan ED, Vol. XIV, Lesson 36, 1995

Endourology: See EndourologyEpidemiology of Stone Disease. Scales CD Jr, Vol. 33,

Lesson 37, 2014ESWL: Quo Vadis? Kim SC and Nadler RB, Vol. XX,

Lesson 17, 2001Etiology of Renal Stones. Lee PH and Menon M, Vol. VII,

Lesson 5, 1988Evaluation and Management of Derangements of Calcium

Metabolism in Stone Formers: A Primer for the Urologist. Canvasser NE and Maalouf N, Vol. 37, Lesson 5, 2018

Imaging in the Management of Ureteral Calculi. Antonelli JA, Fulgham PF and Pearle MS, Vol. 32, Lesson 37, 2013

Imaging of the Common Benign Disorders of the Urinary Tract: Urolithiasis and Renal Infections.

Ananthakrishnan L, Herts BR, Simmons MN and Campbell SC, Vol. 26, Lesson 40, 2007

The Impact of Obesity on Benign Urological Disease. Figler B, Ogan K and Master V, Vol. 29, Lesson 5, 2010

Intracorporeal Lithotripsy. Segura JW, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 10, 1999

Laparoscopic Management of Urinary Calculi. Sutherland DE and Jarrett TW, Vol. 27, Lesson 29, 2008

Lithotripsy Devices—Mechanisms of Action. Dretler SP, Bhatta KM and Rosen DI, Vol. X, Lesson 3, 1991

Management of the Acute Stone Event. Pearle MS, Vol. 27, Lesson 30, 2008

Management of Calyceal Stones. Saw KC and Lingeman JE, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 20, 1999

Management of Kidney Stones in Pregnancy. Altamar HO and Miller NL, Vol. 28, Lesson 35, 2009

Management of the Lower Ureteral Stone. Dretler SP, Vol. XIV, Lesson 8, 1995

Management of Stone Disease in the Neurologically Impaired Patient. Roy OP, Wood L and Schenkman NS, Vol. 30, Lesson 27, 2011


Management of Ureteral Calculi. Dretler SP, Vol. VII, Lesson 6, 1988

Management of Ureteral Calculi. Sur RL, Marguet CG and Preminger GM, Vol. 25, Lesson 18, 2006

Management of Urological Conditions during Pregnancy. Wollin DA, Aponte MM and Shah O, Vol. 33, Lesson 13, 2014

Management of Urological Problems in Pregnancy: A Rationale and Strategy. Loughlin KR and McAleer SJ, Vol. 24, Lesson 5, 2005

Medical Management of Kidney Stones. Morgan MSC and Pearle MS, Vol. 34, Lesson 20, 2015

Medical Management of the Patient With Renal Calculi. Rudman D, Affrah H, Tuttle EP and Glenn JF, Vol. II, Lesson 9, 1983

Medical Management of Renal Calculi. Benson EA, Vol. VIII, Lesson 21, 1989

Medical Management of Urinary Calculus Disease Part I: Pathogenesis and Evaluation. Preminger GM, Vol. XIV, Lesson 5, 1995

Medical Management of Urinary Calculus Disease Part II: Classification of Metabolic Disorders and Selective Medical Management. Preminger GM, Vol. XIV, Lesson 6, 1995

Medical Management of Urolithiasis. Kraft KH and Pattaras JG, Vol. 26, Lesson 36, 2007

Metabolic Evaluation and Medical Management of the Calcium Stone Former. Lange JN, Mufarrij PW, Wood KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 31, Lesson 22, 2012

The Metabolic Syndrome and Benign Urological Diseases. Cotta BH and Parsons JK, Vol. 36, Lesson 38, 2017

New Developments in ESWL. Newman RC and Finlayson B, Vol. VII, Lesson 7, 1988

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New Trends in Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy. Knudsen B, Vol. 30, Lesson 26, 2011

Optimizing Outcomes Following Shock Wave Lithotripsy. Schuler TD, Ray JA, Pace KT and Honey RJD’A, Vol. 28, Lesson 16, 2009

Pathogenesis of Stone Disease. de Cogain M and Krambeck AE, Vol. 30, Lesson 3, 2011

Pathophysiological Basis of Calcium Stone Formation. Lane JN, Mufarrij PW, Wood KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 31, Lesson 21, 2012

Pathophysiology and Management of Infection Stones. Benson AD and Miller NL, Vol. 33, Lesson 15, 2014

Pathophysiology and Management of Matrix Stones. Lai WR and Canales BK, Vol. 34, Lesson 22, 2015

Pathophysiology and Management of Uric Acid Calculi. Whitaker DL, Boyd CJ, Wood KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 37, Lesson 26, 2018

Pathophysiology and Medical Management of Uric Acid Stones. Maalouf NM, Vol. 29, Lesson 21, 2010

Patient Counseling for Upper Urinary Tract Calculi. Stern K and Monga M, Vol. 37, Lesson 21, 2018

Pediatric Nephrolithiasis. Ko JS and Tasian GE, Vol. 38, Lesson 31, 2019

Pediatric Urolithiasis. Diamond DA and Menon M, Vol. X, Lesson 40, 1991

Pediatric Urolithiasis. Ogunyemi O, Roach J and Slaughenhoupt B, Vol. 31, Lesson 35, 2012

Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: Technique, Indications, and Complications. Segura JW, Vol. XII, Lesson 20, 1993

Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: Technical Update. Beiko D and Tailly T, Vol. 35, Lesson 37, 2016

A Practical Approach to the Evaluation and Treatment of Nephrolithiasis. Shetty SD, Rivers K and Menon M, Vol. XIX, Lesson 30, 2000

Rare Stone Diseases. Millliner DS, Lieske JC, Goldfarb DS, Beara-Lasic L, Edvardsson VO and Palsson R, Vol. 35, Lesson 3, 20l6

Renal Tubular Acidosis. Kinkead TM and Menon M, Vol. XIV, Lesson 7, 1995

Renal Urolithiasis: Therapy for Special Circumstances Part I. Pearle MS and Traxer OA, Vol. XX, Lesson 39, 2001

Renal Urolithiasis: Therapy for Special Circumstances Part II. Pearle MS and Traxer OA, Vol. XX, Lesson 40, 2001

Role of Diet in Stone Disease. Heilberg IP and Goldfarb DS, Vol. 29, Lesson 12, 2010

Second Generation Lithotripters in Urology: In-Vitro Efficacy, Pain, and Handling in a Comparative Study. Eisenberger F, Rassweiler J and Bub P, Vol. VIII, Lesson 35, 1989

Selection and Outcomes of Therapies for Non-Staghorn Renal Calculi. Streeper NM and Nakada SY, Vol. 33, Lesson 28, 2014

Shock Wave Lithotripsy: Current Technology and Evolving Concepts. Weizer AZ, Zhong P and Preminger GM, Vol. 24, Lesson 36, 2005

Staghorn Calculi: Is Intervention Always Indicated? Saltzman B and Vaughan ED, Vol. VI, Lesson 8, 1987

Staghorn Stones: The Continued Challenge. Lingeman JE, Vol. XII, Lesson 19, 1993

Stents and Catheters—What’s New? Tennyson L, Kafka I and Averch TD, Vol. 34, Lesson 26, 2015

Strategies for Reducing Morbidity after Ureteroscopy for Stone Disease. Dauw CA, Knudsen B and Ghani KR, Vol. 38, Lesson 16, 2019

Surgery of Renal Calculi. Resnick MI, Vol. II, Lesson 29, 1983

Treatment Options for Staghorn Calculi. Assimos DG and Martin JH, Vol. XXI, Lesson 1, 2002

Type I Distal Renal Tubular Acidosis. Wang AJ and Preminger GM, Vol. 30, Lesson 25, 2011

Surgical Treatment of Pediatric Urinary Stones. Farhat WA and Kropp BP, Vol. 26, Lesson 3, 2007

Unenhanced Helical CT in the Evaluation of Suspected Renal Colic. Youssefzadeh D, Katz DS and Lumerman JH, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 26, 1999

Update on ESWL. Lingeman JE, Vol. XIV, Lesson 28, 1995Updated Approach to Staghorn Calculi. Lee DI, Kim I and

Clayman RV, Vol. 24, Lesson 35, 2005Ureteroscopic Lithotripsy. Pattaras JG and O’Keefe SC,

Vol. XXII, Lesson 19, 2003Ureteroscopic Management of Renal Calculi. Kaplan AG

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Pathogenesis and Management. Franco I and Levitt SB, Vol. XVII, Lesson 2, 1998

Urologist Performed Percutaneous Renal Access: Comparison of Antegrade and Retrograde Techniques. Fenton AS, Lynch SC and Bishoff JT, Vol. 25, Lesson 30, 2006

Where Does Shock Wave Lithotripsy Fit in 2015? Technology, Patient Selection and Techniques. Flannigan RK, Harriman DI, Paterson RF and Chew BH, Vol. 34, Lesson 15, 2015

CANCER: See Specific OrgansAdult Genitourinary Sarcoma. Russo R, Vol. X, Lesson 30,

1991Advances in Pediatric Urologic Oncology. Wu HY and

Snyder HMcC, Vol. XXII, Lesson 4, 2003Apoptosis/Programmed Cell Death in Urology. Buttyan R,

Vol. XVIII, Lesson 34, 1999Assessing Outcomes in Urology. Part I: Urologic Oncology.

Dall’Era MA and Penson DF, Vol. 25, Lesson 26, 2006Biology of Tumor Metastasis. Johnson JW and Fidler IJ, Vol.

VII, Lesson 1, 1988The Cellular Genetics of Urologic Tumors Part I.

Chromosomes, Oncogenes, and Tumorigenesis. Klein EA, Fair WR and Chaganti RSK, Vol. VIII, Lesson 14, 1989

The Cellular Genetics of Urologic Tumors Part II. Karyotype Analysis and the Cytogenetics of Urologic Tumors. Klein EA, Fair WR and Chaganti RSK, Vol. VIII, Lesson 15, 1989

Chemosensitivity Testing in Urologic Cancer. Sarosdy M

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and Lamm DL, Vol. I, Lesson 14, 1982Childhood Genitourinary Rhabdomyosarcoma. Broecker

BH, Vol. V, Lesson 16, 1986Complications of Systemic Therapy for Genitourinary

Malignancies. Gilligan T, Vol. 24, Lesson 31, 2005Complications of Urologic Chemotherapy. Roth BJ and

Williams SD, Vol. IX, Lesson 4, 1990Current Status of Biologic Markers in Bladder and Testis

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IM, Vol. VI, Lesson 26, 1987Fertility Preservation in Men with Cancer. Stahl PJ and

Stember DS, Vol. 31, Lesson 14, 2012Flow Cytometry in Urology. Hermansen DK, Badalament

RA and Fair WR, Vol. VII, Lesson 27, 1988Growth Factors and Angiogenesis in Urology. Mydlo J and

Fair WR, Vol. VII, Lesson 39, 1988Health-Related Quality of Life in Patients With Urologic

Cancers. Penson DF and Litwin MS, Vol. XVI, Lesson 5, 1997

Imaging of Genitourinary Cancer. Vapnek JM, Hricak H and Carroll PR, Vol. X, Lesson 32, 1991

Impact of Environment on Urologic Cancer. Fleshner N and Fair WR, Vol. XV, Lesson 33, 1996

Late Effects of Treatment for Cancer in Children and Adolescents. Green DM, Spunt SL and Jones DP, Vol. 29, Lesson 28, 2010

Limitations and Pitfalls in the Early Detection of Cancer: History, Current Concerns and Future. Kramer BS and Croswell J, Vol. 29, Lesson 7, 2010

Lymphadenectomy in Urologic Cancers Part I. Donohue JP, Vol. III, Lesson 38, 1984

Lymphadenectomy in Urologic Cancers Part II. Donohue JP, Vol. III, Lesson 39, 1984

Lympho-Proliferative Disease and the Genitourinary Tract. McVary KT, Vol. X, Lesson 22, 1991

Malignant Potential of Lower Urinary Tract Reconstruction Using Bowel. Spencer JR and Filmer RB, Vol. XII, Lesson 38, 1993

Management of Ureteral Obstruction Secondary to Metastatic Carcinoma. Mebust WK and Noble MJ, Vol. VI, Lesson 17, 1987


Molecular Biology of the Cancer Cell. Isaacs WA and Coffey DS, Vol. XI, Lesson 16, 1992

Needle Biopsy for Histologic and/or Cytologic Diagnosis. Carrasco CH and Von Eschenbach AC, Vol. IV, Lesson 15, 1985

Neuroblastoma Update. Coplen DE and Evans AE, Vol. XII, Lesson 35, 1993

Oncogenes in Urology. Kirschenbaum A and Droller MJ, Vol. VII, Lesson 33, 1988 p53: An Important Key to Understanding Urologic Cancer. DeWolf WC, Vol. XIV, Lesson 32, 1995

The Polymerase Chain Reaction: Applications in Urology.

Israeli RS and Fair WR, Vol. XVI, Lesson 4, 1997Precursors of Selected Cancers of the Genitourinary Tract.

MacLennan GT and Cheng L, Vol. 31, Lesson 19, 2012Precursors to Genitourinary Malignancies: A Clinical

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Prediction Models of Renal Cell Carcinoma. Lane BR, Kattan MW and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 7, 2006

Primary Retroperitoneal Tumors: Overview and Treatment. Zippe CD, Vol. XXI, Lesson 27, 2002

Principles of Immunotherapy of Genitourinary Cancer. Svatek RS and Curiel TJ, Vol. 34, Lesson 13, 2015

The Role of Cigarette Smoking in Genitourinary Malignancies and Clinical Interventions for Tobacco Use and Dependence. Hollowell CMP and Uddin T, Vol. 33, Lesson 40, 2014

The Role of Positron Emission Tomography in Urology. Chennamsetty A, Hafron J and Wong CO, Vol. 33, Lesson 25, 2014

Surgical Management of Recurrent Genitourinary Malignancies. Brandes SB and Greenberg RE, Vol. XV, Lesson 31, 1996

Ten Commandments in the Management of Chronic Cancer Pain. Mount BM and Ajemian I, Vol. VI, Lesson 7, 1987

Treatment of Urothelial Cancer of the Prostate. Resnick MJ, Kaffenberger SD and Chang SS, Vol. 32, Lesson 3, 2013

Tumor Markers in the Management of Urological Neoplasms. Lightner DJ and Lange PH, Vol. VI, Lesson 36, 1987


Urinary Cytology. Flanagan MJ, Vol. I, Lesson 33, 1982Urologic Malignancies in Renal Failure and Transplant

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Urologic Paraneoplastic Syndromes. Andrews PE and Novicki DE, Vol. XV, Lesson 32, 1996

Urothelial Neoplasms of the Kidney and Ureter: An Epidemiologic, Pathological and Clinical Review. Porter CR, Latchamsetty KC and Genega EM, Vol. 24, Lesson 10, 2005

Use of Newer Tumor Markers and Immunohistochemical Techniques in Urology. Sheinfeld J, Vol. X, Lesson 37, 1991

Vascular Access Devices in Urologic Oncology. Russo P, Vol. XV, Lesson 15, 1996

CARCINOMA, TRANSITIONAL CELL:A, B, H Cell-Surface Antigens: Their Significance in the

Management of Urinary Bladder Cancer. Limas C and Lange PH, Vol. II, Lesson 28, 1983

Adjuvant Therapy of Bladder Cancer. Montie JE, Vol. III, Lesson 32, 1984

Bladder Sparing Treatments for Muscle-Invasive Transitional Cell-Carcinoma of the Bladder. Given RW and Wajsman Z, Vol. XVI, Lesson 6, 1997

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Chemotherapy for Advanced Bladder Cancer. Thrasher JB and Crawford ED, Vol. XIII, Lesson 23, 1994

Contemporary Results of Radical Cystectomy for Primary Bladder Cancer. Gschwend JE, Vieweg J and Fair WR, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 13, 1999

Current Management of Upper Urinary Tract Radiographic Filling Defects. Blute ML and Patterson DE, Vol. XV, Lesson 17, 1996

Current Status of Biologic Markers in Bladder and Testis Cancer. Javadpour N, Vol. I, Lesson 13, 1982

The Development of Bladder Cancer. Pode D and Fair WR, Vol. VII, Lesson 40, 1988

Endourologic Management of Upper Tract Transitional Cell Carcinoma. Clark PE and Streem SB, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 16, 1999

The Epidemiology of Bladder Cancer. Thompson IM and Fair WR, Vol. VIII, Lesson 27, 1989

The Fate of the Remaining Uro-Epithelium Following Total Cystectomy for Bladder Cancer. Kaver I and Koontz WW, Vol. VIII, Lesson 30, 1989

Guidelines for Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer. Laviana AA and Chang SS, Vol. 37, Lesson 29, 2018

Immunotherapy, Checkpoint Inhibition and the Role of the Programmed Cell Death 1 Receptor Pathway in the Treatment of Bladder Cancer. Alanee SR and O’Shaughnessy MJ, Vol. 36, Lesson 31, 2017

Immunotherapy of Superficial Bladder Carcinoma. Sarosdy MF, Vol. XIV, Lesson 29, 1995

Intravesical Therapy for Superficial Bladder Cancer. Herr HW and Laudone VP, Vol. VIII, Lesson 12, 1989

Intravesical Therapy of Superficial Bladder Cancer. Lamm DL, Vol. II, Lesson 20, 1983

Management of High Grade Superficial Bladder Cancer: Role of BCG. Sarosdy MF, Vol. XVII, Lesson 12, 1998

Management of Poor Risk Patients With Muscle-Invasive Transitional Cell Carcinoma of the Bladder. Shekarriz B and Pontes JE, Vol. XX, Lesson 12, 2001

The Management of Positive Urinary Cytology in the Absence of Visible Disease. Schwalb DM, Herr HW and Fair WR, Vol. XIII, Lesson 36, 1994

Management of Urothelial Carcinoma of the Upper Tracts. Klotz LH, Vol. VII, Lesson 4, 1988

Modalities Used in Diagnosis, Staging, and Evaluation of Bladder Cancer. Soloway MS, Morrison DA and Shelton TB, Vol. IV, Lesson 5, 1985

Molecular Diagnostics and Bladder Cancer Management. Han M and Schoenberg M, Vol. XX, Lesson 28, 2001

Non-Transitional Cell Bladder Malignancies Part I. Garber BB and Prestipino AJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 7, 1992

Non-Transitional Cell Bladder Malignancies Part II. Garber BB and Prestipino AJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 8, 1992

Nontransitional Malignant Epithelial Tumors of the Urinary Bladder. Babaian RJ, Vol. IV, Lesson 21, 1985

Partial Cystectomy in the Treatment of Urologic and Non-Urologic Malignancies. Grob BM and Fair WR, Vol. XX, Lesson 24, 2001

Pelvic Lymph Node Dissection—Carcinoma of the Urinary

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Perspectives on Cystectomy and Diversion. Rowland RG and Mitchell ME, Vol. IV, Lesson 29, 1985

Photodynamic Therapy for Urologic Malignancy. Manyak MJ, Vol. XIV, Lesson 12, 1985

Preservative Surgery for Carcinoma of the Upper Urinary Tract. Montie JE, Vol. I, Lesson 4, 1982

The Role of Environmental Factors in Bladder Carcinoma. Seebode JJ and Najem GR, Vol. III, Lesson 21, 1984

The Role of Immunotherapy in the Management of Bladder Carcinoma. Lamm DL, Vol. I, Lesson 12, 1982

Superficial Bladder Cancer: Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Natural History, Part I. El-Gabry EA, Strup SE and Gomella LG, Vol. XIX, Lesson 19, 2000

Superficial Bladder Cancer: Current Treatment Modalities and Future Directions, Part II. El-Gabry EA, Strup SE and Gomella LG, Vol. XIX, Lesson 20, 2000

Superficial Bladder Cancer: Natural History, Evaluation and Management. Fitzpatrick JM, Vol. VIII, Lesson 11, 1989

Technique of Anatomical Radical Cystoprostatectomy with Preservation of Sexual Function. Brendler CB, Vol. XII, Lesson 14, 1993

The Technique of Radical Cystectomy. Skinner EC, Lieskovsky G and Skinner DG, Vol. IX, Lesson 7, 1990

Urachal Tumors. Pode D and Fair WR, Vol. X, Lesson 5, 1991

Urinary Cytology. Flanagan MJ, Vol. I, Lesson 33, 1982

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM:Impact of Nephrectomy on Cancer Recurrence, Risk of

Chronic Kidney Disease and Cardiovascular Disease. Han JS, Kang SK and Huang WC, Vol. 31, Lesson 6, 2012

Non-Cardiac Factors for Preoperative Risk Assessment of Patients Undergoing Genitourinary Surgery. DeSouza RA and Nandwani V, Vol. 31, Lesson 5, 2012

CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL:Recognition and Management of Suspected Child Sexual

Abuse. Ellsworth PI and Merguerian PA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 34, 1995

CLINICAL TRIALS:Bioethics and Regulatory Compliance in Urological

Clinical Trials and Research. Nashawati MA, Morales EE and Hernandez J. Vol. 34, Lesson 6, 2015

Clinical Trials Methodology. Davis JW, Chang SS and Schellhammer PF, Vol. 23, Lesson 18, 2004

Conducting Clinical Research in Community Practice. Shore ND, Sutton J, Poulos A, Martin S, van Breda A and Paivanas TA, Vol. 38, Lesson 36, 2019

Female Urinary Incontinence: The Value and Challenges of Randomized Controlled Trials. Aggarwal H, Lavelle RS and Lemack GE, Vol. 34, Lesson 12, 2015

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COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS RESEARCH:Comparative Effectiveness Research—What is it and What

Does it Mean for Urology? Cooperberg MR, Vol. 31, Lesson 24, 2012

Comparative Effectiveness Research—What is it and What Does it Mean for Urology? Erratum. Cooperberg MR, Vol. 31, Lesson 24, 2012

COMPUTERS:The Internet and World Wide Web in Urology. Press SM,

Vol. XVI, Lesson 9, 1997

CONSCIOUS SEDATION:Office-Based Conscious Sedation. Usenko J and Malhotra

V, Vol. 30, Lesson 30, 2011

COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS:Cost-Effectiveness of Treatments for Prostate Cancer.

Haddad AQ and Lotan Y, Vol. 33, Lesson 20, 2014

CRYOTHERAPY:Ablative Focal Therapy for Primary Treatment of Prostate

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Cryoablation and Radio Frequency Ablation. Ost MC and Kavoussi LR, Vol. 26, Lesson 13, 2007

Prostate Cryotherapy. Motola JA and Sharma N, Vol. 35, Lesson 2, 2016

CYTOLOGY:Management of Atypical Urine Cytology. Hartman C, Das

K and Vira MA, Vol. 34, Lesson 8, 2015

DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE:Dealing with the Difficult Patient Encounter. Santiago-

Lastra Y, Williams BC and Hollingsworth JM, Vol. 34, Lesson 40, 2015

The Electronic Medical Record: Promises, Reality and Opportunities for Transformation into a Useful Tool. McGuire MS, Vol. 37, Lesson 36, 2018

Health Care Reform and its Impact on Urology. Hollingsworth JM and Hollenbeck BK, Vol. 29, Lesson 25, 2010

Informed Consent. De Caro JJ, Angell J, Issa MM and Ritenour CWM, Vol. 31, Lesson 26, 2012

Ins and Outs of the American Medical Association/Specialty Society Relative Value Scale Update Committee. Richards KA and Smith ND, Vol. 34, Lesson 36, 2015

Operating Room Efficiency: Process and Measures. Cheung C, Han M and Anger J, Vol. 36, Lesson 35, 2017


Patient Health and Safety: Role of the Urologist. Kehoe J, Basler JW and Svatek R, Vol. 30, Lesson 35, 2011

Physician Reimbursement: A Primer for Urologists. Lubin

AL, Painter MN and Dowling RA, Vol. 37, Lesson 9, 2018

Racial Health Care Disparities in Urology. Modlin CS Jr, Zaramo CEB and Nguyen CT, Vol. 26, Lesson 19, 2007

Surgical Care Improvement Project as Applied to Urology. Casey JT and Gonzalez CM, Vol. 32, Lesson 40, 2013

Surgical Volumes and Patient Outcomes in Urological Oncology. Vickers AJ, Vol. 30, Lesson 36, 2011

Telemedicine in Urology. Ellimoottil, C, Andino J and Mukundi S, Vol. 37, Lesson 28, 2018

Transition from Pediatric to Adult Health Care in Urology. Tanaka ST, Vol. 34, Lesson 28, 2015

Transition to Value Based Care. Borofsky MS, Ohmann EL and Makarov DV, Vol. 32, Lesson 31, 2013

Urology and the Work Force Crisis. Lambert SM, Snyder HM III and Cooper R, Vol. 30, Lesson 33, 2011

Utilization of Non-Physician Providers in Urological Practice. Kraft KH and Snyder HM III, Vol. 30, Lesson 34, 2011

Volunteerism in Urology: Addressing Global Disparities in Education and Care. deVries CR, Vol. 29, Lesson 9, 2010

DERMATOLOGY:Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases of the External Genitalia Part

I. Plumb RT and Nickel WR, Vol. IV, Lesson 23, 1985Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases of the External Genitalia Part

II. Plumb RT and Nickel WR, Vol. IV, Lesson 24, 1985Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases of the External Male Genitalia

Part I: Infections, Bacterial, Treponemal, Fungal, Viral, and Parasitic. Pariser DM, Vol. XV, Lesson 19, 1996

Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases of the External Male Genitalia Part II: Benign, Viral, Transitional, and Malignant Tumors. Pariser DM, Vol. XV, Lesson 20, 1996

Common Benign Dermatologic Genital Lesions: Diagnosis and Treatment. Choi JM, Colen JS and Link RE, Vol. 30, Lesson 38, 2011

Urological Dermatology in Men and Women. Stefanovic K, Kobashi K and Donahue RP, Vol. 37, Lesson 7, 2018

DIABETES MELLITUS:The Metabolic Syndrome and Benign Urological Diseases.

Cotta BH and Parsons JK, Vol. 36, Lesson 38, 2017

DRUG HYPERSENSITIVITY:Adverse Drug Reactions and the Urologist. Fauver HE,

Vol. II, Lesson 27, 1983Antibiograms, Antibiotic Principles and Old Antibiotics

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Ketamine: Its Use and Abuse in Urological Practice. Gaunay G, Lufti F and Moldwin R, Vol. 35, Lesson 28, 2016


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Infections in Pediatric Urology. Hollowell JG and Cunnion K, Vol. 28, Lesson 4, 2009

DRUG THERAPY:5a-Reductase Inhibitors: Their Contemporary Uses and

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Antibiograms, Antibiotic Principles and Old Antibiotics Revisited. Goulston C and Howell WR, Vol. 29, Lesson 11, 2010

Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer: An Evidenced-Based Approach. Ritch CR and Cookson MS, Vol. 33, Lesson 21, 2014

Chemoprevention of Prostate Cancer. Part I: Chemoprevention Overview, Preventive Strategies and Agents, and Ongoing Phase 3 Clinical Trials. Thompson IM, Brand TC, Goodman P and Tangen C, Vol. 26, Lesson 20, 2007

Chemoprevention of Prostate Cancer With Finasteride. Thompson IM, Vol. 28, Lesson 28, 2009

Complications of Chemotherapy for Genitourinary Malignancies. Wolff P, Karnad AB and Sudarshan S, Vol. 28, Lesson 29, 2009

Contemporary Management of Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer. Wheat JC and Lee CT, Vol. 29, Lesson 34, 2010

Fertility Preservation in Men with Cancer. Stahl PJ and Stember DS, Vol. 31, Lesson 14, 2012


Injectables for Stress Urinary Incontinence. Linder BJ and Lightner DJ, Vol. 36, Lesson 13, 2017

Intravesical Chemotherapy for Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer. Matulay JT and McKiernan JM, Vol. 35, Lesson 27, 2016


Long-term Opioid Use for Urological Chronic Non-cancer Pain: Questions and Answers. Duggan S, Jaeger M and Nickel JC, Vol. 32, Lesson 30, 2013

Management of Bacillus Calmette-Guérin Refractory Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer. Patel T, Barlow LJ and McKiernan JM, Vol. 29, Lesson 24, 2010

Management of Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer. Joyce DD, Luckenbaugh AN and Resnick MJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 26, 2019

Office-Based Conscious Sedation. Usenko J and Malhotra V, Vol. 30, Lesson 30, 2011

Penile Squamous Carcinoma. Part II: Contemporary Management of the Inguinal Region. Pettaway CA and Paglilaro L, Vol. 31, Lesson 16, 2012

Perioperative Systemic Chemotherapy for Patients with Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer Undergoing Radical Cystectomy. Maruf M, Agarwal PK and Apolo AB, Vol. 37, Lesson 1, 2018

The Role of Bladder Preservation Therapy for Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer. Cahn DB, Churilla TM, Geynisman DM, Smaldone MC and Horwitz EM, Vol. 35, Lesson 25, 2016

Transurethral Management of Urothelial Carcinoma of the Bladder. Gorin MA, Ayyathurai R and Soloway MS, Vol. 30, Lesson 23, 2011

Treatment of Metastatic Prostate Cancer: How Urologists Should Sequence Available Agents. Mostaghel EA and Lin DW, Vol. 31, Lesson 4, 2012

Update on Medical and Surgical Management of Advanced Testis Cancer. Daneshmand S and Dorff T, Vol. 37, Lesson 3, 2018

ECONOMICS, MEDICAL:Applying Economic Analysis in Urological Practice. Scales

CD Jr and Saigal CS, Vol. 32, Lesson 12, 2013Cancer Survivorship. Skolarus TA and Wittmann D, Vol. 31,

Lesson 8, 2012Entering and Assessing the Private Practice of Urology.

Olivo JF, Vol. X, Lesson 11, 1991Federal Quality Reporting. Kapoor DA, Vol. 37, Lesson 33,

2018Health Care Reform and its Impact on Urology.

Hollingsworth JM and Hollenbeck BK, Vol. 29, Lesson 25, 2010

Medical Informatics. Tessier C and Schlossberg S, Vol. 27, Lesson 18, 2008

Outcomes Research: A Primer for Urologists. Albertsen PC, Vol. XVII, Lesson 14, 1998

Physician Reimbursement: A Primer for Urologists. Lubin AL, Painter MN and Dowling RA, Vol. 37, Lesson 9, 2018

Prostate Cancer Androgen Suppressive Therapy: A Resource Management Exercise. Mariani AJ, Vol. XX, Lesson 33, 2001

Understanding Managed Care and Managed Care Contracts: A Primer for Urologists. Albertsen PC, Vol. XV, Lesson 24, 1996

EDUCATION:Ethics Training for Residents: Teaching and Learning

Medical Professionalism. Bahnson RR, Vol. 26, Lesson 25, 2007

Maintenance of Certification—What is it and Why is it Happening? Flanigan RC and Howards SS, Vol. 27, Lesson 17, 2008

Medical Informatics. Tessier C and Schlossberg S, Vol. 27, Lesson 18, 2008

Surgical Simulation in Urology. Chen T and Sweet RM, Vol. 37, Lesson 22, 2018

Surgical Volumes and Patient Outcomes in Urological Oncology. Vickers AJ, Vol. 30, Lesson 36, 2011

Urological Education—What’s New, What’s Not and What’s Needed. Koch MO, Coburn M and King L, Vol. 29, Lesson 10, 2010

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Volunteerism in Urology: Addressing Global Disparities in Education and Care. deVries CR, Vol. 29, Lesson 9, 2010

ELECTROLYTES:Disturbances of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance. McDougal

WS, Vol. I, Lesson 27, 1982Disturbances of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance. McDougal

WS, Vol. V, Lesson 8, 1986Fluid and Electrolyte Abnormalities in Urologic Practice.

Koch MO, Vol. XI, Lesson 12, 1992Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Abnormalities in


Simplified Assessment of Acid-Base Abnormalities. Kirby RR, Vol. I, Lesson 28, 1982

The Transurethral Resection (TUR) Syndromes. Sacks SA, Vol. IV, Lesson 40, 1985

ELECTROSURGERY:Understanding Electrosurgical Principles: Monopolar and

Bipolar Electrosurgery. Yates J, Calvert TJ and Munver R, Vol. 35, Lesson 20, 2016

EMBRYOLOGY:Embryological Development of the Urinary Tract. Tanagho

EA, Vol. I, Lesson 25, 1982Embryology of the Genitalia. Ceccarelli FE, Vol. I, Lesson

26, 1982The Fetal Bladder: From Embryology to Developmental

Physiology. Nguyen HT and Baskin LS, Vol. XIX, Lesson 15, 2000

Management of Distal Hypospadias. Zaontz MR and Long CJ, Vol. 32, Lesson 5, 2013

The Role of Genes in Aberrant Renal Development. Tash JA, Herzlinger DA and Vaughan ED Jr, Vol. XXII, Lesson 16, 2003


EMERGENCY MEDICINE:The Acute Scrotum: Management With the Use of Ancillary

Diagnostic Techniques. Vordermark JS, Vol. III, Lesson 17, 1984

Advances of Cardiopulmonary Monitoring of the Surgical Patient. Kirby RR, Vol. I, Lesson 37, 1982

Critical Care for Surgeons: A 2005 Update. Britt RC, Vol. 24, Lesson 24, 2005

The Diagnosis, Management, and Pathophysiology of Acute Renal Failure in Surgical Patients. McDougal WS, Vol. IV, Lesson 7, 1985

Emergency Resuscitation of the Urological Patient. Corriere JN and Flynn TC, Vol. II, Lesson 3, 1983

Management of Septic Shock. Hanno RM and Wein AJ, Vol. I, Lesson 3, 1982

Monitoring the Acutely Ill Patient. Reines HD and DeMaria EJ, Vol. XII, Lesson 22, 1993

Multiple Organ Failure Part I. Epidemiology and Pathophysiology. Barie PS, Vol. XII, Lesson 23, 1993

Multiple Organ Failure Part II. Prevention and Management. Barie PS, Vol. XII, Lesson 24, 1993

Pediatric Urology in the Emergency Department. Schneider R and Williams MA, Vol. XVI, Lesson 20, 1997

What the Practicing Urologist Should Know About Latex Allergies Today. Hamann CP and Kick SA, Vol. XIII, Lesson 14, 1994

ENDOUROLOGY:The Care and Handling of the Flexible Endoscope. Eichel

L and Clayman RV, Vol. 23, Lesson 7, 2004Complications and Morbidity of Endourology. Brannen

GE and Bush WH, Vol. IV, Lesson 3, 1985Complications of Ureteroscopy. Sosa RE and Vaughan ED,

Vol. VII, Lesson 35, 1988Complications of Ureteroscopy: Prevention and Treatment.

Motola JA and Smith AD, Vol. XI, Lesson 21, 1992Endoscopic Incisions of the Urinary Tract Part I. Lower

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Endoureterotomy—Endoscopic, Vascular and Surface Anatomy of the Upper Tract. Eshghi M, Vol. VIII, Lesson 38, 1989

Endoscopic Incisions of the Urinary Tract Part III. Endopyelotomy—Endoinfundibulotomy—Endoscopic Management of Upper Tract Tumors. Eshghi M, Vol. VIII, Lesson 39, 1989

Endourologic Management of Complications of Urinary Intestinal Diversions. Razvi HA, Martin TV, Sosa RE and Vaughan ED, Vol. XV, Lesson 22, 1996

Endourologic Management of Upper Urinary Tract Strictures. Delvecchio EC and Preminger GM, Vol. XIX, Lesson 32, 2000


Endourologic Renal Access: Percutaneous and Retrograde Methods. Sundaram CP, Hovsepian D and Clayman RV, Vol. XX, Lesson 35, 2001

Endourology Update. Brannen GE, Vol. V, Lesson 15, 1986Evaluation and Endoscopic Management of Upper Tract

Urothelial Carcinoma. Ambani SN and Wolf JS, Jr, Vol. 35, Lesson 39, 2016

Flexible Endoscopy of the Urinary Tract: Flexible Ureteroscopy. Conlin MJ, Vol. XXI, Lesson 8, 2002

Flexible Endoscopy of the Urinary Tract Part I. Kavoussi LR and Clayman RV, Vol. VIII, Lesson 5, 1989

Flexible Endoscopy of the Urinary Tract Part II. Kavoussi LR and Clayman RV, Vol. VIII, Lesson 6, 1989

Fluoroscopic Safety for the Urologist. Preminger GM, Fulgham PE and Curry T, Vol. V, Lesson 29, 1986

Introduction to Endourology: Percutaneous Nephrostomy and Ureteral Stents. Smith AD and Lee WJ, Vol. III, Lesson 5, 1984

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Nephroscopy. McAninch JW and Kahn RI, Vol. II, Lesson 10, 1983

Pediatric Percutaneous Urologic Surgery. Rutter ME and Kropp BP, Vol. XXI, Lesson 35, 2002

Percutaneous Endourology. Segura JW, Vol. III, Lesson 26, 1984

Robotics in Urologic Surgery: Risks and Benefits. Eichel L, Ahlering TE and Clayman RV, Vol. 24, Lesson 13, 2005

Surgical Simulation. McDougall EM and Sala LG, Vol. 24, Lesson 26, 2005

Update on Flexible Cystoscopy and Nephroscopy. Beaghler MA, Stewart G and Dickinson MT, Vol. XXI, Lesson 7, 2002

Ureteral Stents. Wignall GR and Denstedt JD, Vol. 27, Lesson 12, 2008

Ureteral Stents: Which, When, and Why? Watterson JD, Cadieux P and Denstedt JD, Vol. XXI, Lesson 16, 2002

Urologic Applications of Robotics. Stoianovici D, Cadeddu JA and Kavoussi LR, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 25, 1999

What’s New in Percutaneous Renal Surgery? Moskowitz MO and Smith AD, Vol. XII, Lesson 40, 1993

ENURESIS: See Urinary Incontinence

EPIDEMIOLOGY:Cancer Survivorship. Skolarus TA and Wittmann D, Vol. 31,

Lesson 8, 2012Clinical Epidemiology of Urologic Diseases: The Urologic

Diseases in America Project. Miller DC, Saigal CS and Litwin MS, Vol. 26, Lesson 26, 2007

Contemporary Management of Penile Carcinoma. Part I: Overview of Epidemiology, Diagnosis, Staging and Management of the Primary Tumor. Pettaway CA and Davis JW, Vol. 31, Lesson 15, 2012

Contemporary Management of Small Renal Masses. Kaul SA and Wood DP, Vol. 32, Lesson 38, 2013

Epidemiology of Stone Disease. Scales CD Jr, Vol. 33, Lesson 37, 2014

Fecal Incontinence in Adults: A Primer for Urologists. Trowbridge ER and Hullfish KL, Vol. 31, Lesson 12, 2012

Follow-up for Clinically Localized Renal Neoplasms. Donat SM, Vol. 33, Lesson 22, 2014

Limitations and Pitfalls in the Early Detection of Cancer: History, Current Concerns and Future. Kramer BS and Croswell J, Vol. 29, Lesson 7, 2010

Malignancy Following Bladder Augmentation: Recommendations for Long-term Follow-up and Cancer Screening. Husmann DA, Fox JA and Higuchi TT, Vol. 30, Lesson 24, 2011

Surveillance Strategies for Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer. Schroeck FR, Montie JE and Hollenbeck BK, Vol. 31, Lesson 32, 2012

Understanding Clostridium difficile Infection for the Urologist. Khourdaji IS, Jafri SMA and Sims MD, Vol. 33, Lesson 10, 2014

EPIDIDYMIS:Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases of the Epididymis. Tracy

C and Steers W, Vol. 26, Lesson 12, 2007Surgical Reconstruction for the Vas and Epididymis. Wald

M, Vol. 36, Lesson 34, 2017

EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES:Newer Ureteroscopic Instrumentation. Buscarini M and

Conlin M, Vol. 26, Lesson 30, 2007Reprocessing Office Equipment. Clemens JQ and Senese V,

Vol. 32, Lesson 27, 2013

ETHNIC GROUPS:Racial Health Care Disparities in Urology. Modlin CS Jr,

Zaramo CEB and Nguyen CT, Vol. 26, Lesson 19, 2007

EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE:Evidence-Based Comparison of Nephron-Sparing

Treatment Options for Renal Cell Carcinoma. Rabets JC and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 28, 2006

An Introduction to Evidence-Based Medicine in Urology. Dahm P, Scales CD Jr, Sur RL and Preminger GM, Vol. 25, Lesson 25, 2006

FECAL INCONTINENCE:Constipation and Fecal Incontinence—What the Urologist

Should Know. Popiel P, Chai T and Rickey L, Vol. 38, Lesson 3, 2019

Fecal Incontinence in Adults: A Primer for Urologists. Trowbridge ER and Hullfish KL, Vol. 31, Lesson 12, 2012

FEMALE UROLOGY:Assessing Outcomes of Stress Urinary Incontinence

Surgery in Women. Kaufman MR, Scarpero HM and Dmochowski RR, Vol. 28, Lesson 7, 2009



Bulking Agents for Female Stress Urinary Incontinence. Appell R, Vol. 28, Lesson 19, 2009

Choice of Sling Material for the Treatment of Intrinsic Sphincter Dysfunction in Women. Singla AK, Vol. XIX, Lesson 13, 2000

Complications of Vaginal Surgery for Stress Urinary Incontinence and Prolapse. Dielubanza E and Vasavada S, Vol. 36, Lesson 21, 2017

Contemporary Evaluation and Management of Vesicovaginal Fistula. Ehlert M, Haraway AM and Atiemo HO, Vol. 32, Lesson 7, 2013

The Diagnosis and Treatment of Vaginal Prolapse Conditions Part I: Pelvic Anatomy, Cystocele, Rectocele. Cespedes RD and Dmochowski RR, Vol. XXI, Lesson 23, 2002

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The Diagnosis and Treatment of Vaginal Prolapse Conditions Part II: Enterocele, Uterine and Vault Prolapse. Cespedes RD and Dmochowski RR, Vol. XXI, Lesson 24, 2002

Effects of Estrogen Replacement on Genitourinary Functions. Smith AL and Wein AJ, Vol. 30, Lesson 8, 2011

Estrogen Use: Modern Indications for Estrogen in the Treatment of Genitourinary Symptoms. Laughlin S and Brubaker L, Vol. 25, Lesson 22, 2006


Evaluation and Treatment of Anterior Vaginal Wall Masses and Lesions. Brucker BM and Nitti VW, Vol. 33, Lesson 9, 2014

The Evaluation of Women with Stress Urinary Incontinence—What is Appropriate? Johnson EB and Gormley EA, Vol. 32, Lesson 10, 2013

Female Dyspareunia. Sastry DN and Whitmore KE, Vol. 28, Lesson 8, 2009

Female Reproductive Medicine for the Urologist. Goulet EJ, McLean MR an Kolettis PN, Vol. 35, Lesson 9, 2016

Female Sexual Dysfunction for the Urologist. Costabile RA, Vol. 26, Lesson 21, 2007

Female Sexual Dysfunction: New Perspectives on Anatomy, Physiology, Evaluation, and Treatment. Berman JR, Berman LA, Lin H, Marley C and Goldstein I, Vol. XIX, Lesson 34, 2000

Female Urethral Cancer. Navai N, Wszolek MF and Dinney CPN, Vol. 31, Lesson 31, 2012

Female Urethral Diverticula. Hanno PM and Wein AJ, Vol. V, Lesson 3, 1986

Female Urethral Stricture Disease: Diagnosis and Management. Wu JN and Stone AR, Vol. 30, Lesson 7, 2011

Genitourinary Endometriosis. Bolgna RA and Whitmore KE, Vol. XIX, Lesson 4, 2000

Genitourinary Endometriosis. Payne CK and Whitmore KE, Vol. X, Lesson 15, 1991

Graft Materials in Prolapse Surgery. Togami JM, Krlin RM and Winters JC, Vol. 27, Lesson 31, 2008

Gynecologic Evaluation before Female Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery. Weissbart SJ, Arya LA, Wein AJ and Smith AL, Vol. 35, Lesson 12, 2016

Hormonal Treatment in Women: What a Urologist Should Know. Rosenblum N and Escobar CM, Vol. 38, Lesson 22, 2019

Late Complications of Female Continence Surgery. Wilmot CC and Galloway NTM, Vol. 26, Lesson 16, 2007


Management of Kidney Stones in Pregnancy. Altamar HO and Miller NL, Vol. 28, Lesson 35, 2009

Management of the Malignant Urethral Mass in Females. Filippou P and Smith AB, Vol. 38, Lesson 23, 2019

Management of the Urethra at the Time of Prolapse Repair. Ballert K, Vol. 29, Lesson 13, 2010

Management of Urologic Problems in Pregnancy: A Rationale and Strategy. Loughlin KR and McAleer SJ, Vol. 24, Lesson 5, 2005


Mid Urethral Sling Procedures for Stress Urinary Incontinence in Women. Daneshgari F and Frenkl TL, Vol. 27, Lesson 3, 2008

Native Tissue Repairs for the Surgical Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse. Redger K, Kim J and Kobashi K, Vol. 36, Lesson 10, 2017

Office Urogynecology. Erickson DR and Davies MR, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 11, 1999

Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology for the Urologist. Ellsworth PI, Cendron M and Walker RD, Vol. XVII, Lesson 36, 1998

Reconstructive Surgery in Females with Pelvic Malignancy and Radiation Injury. Wammack R and Hohenfellner R, Vol. XIX, Lesson 28, 2000

Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections in Healthy Premenopausal and Postmenopausal Women. Hickling DR and Nitti V, Vol. 31, Lesson 10, 2012

Sexually Transmitted Infections: Part I. Frenkl T and Potts J, Vol. 25, Lesson 2, 2006

Sexually Transmitted Infections: Part II. Associated Vaginitides and Urethritides. Frenkl T and Potts J, Vol. 25, Lesson 3, 2006

Shared Decision Making about Prolapse Surgery: the Right Operation for the Right Patient. Gomelsky A and Liang J, Vol. 38, Lesson 21, 2019

Techniques of Abdominal Sacrocolpopexy for the Management of Apical Prolapse. Burgess KL and Elliott DS, Vol. 31, Lesson 11, 2012

Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse in the Frail Elderly Patient. Glass DH, Brucker BM and Nitti VW, Vol. 36, Lesson 3, 2017

The Urogynecological Examination. FitzGerald MP, Vol. 25, Lesson 21, 2006

The Urological Aspects of Vaginal Wall Prolapse, Part I. Diagnosis and Surgical Indications. Zimmern PE, Leach GE and Ganabathi K, Vol. XII, Lesson 25, 1993

The Urological Aspects of Vaginal Wall Prolapse, Part II. Surgical Techniques, Complications, and Results. Zimmern PE, Leach GE and Ganabathi K, Vol. XII, Lesson 26, 1993

Urological Complications of Gynecological Surgery. Gill H and Broderick GA, Vol. XIII, Lesson 32, 1994

Urological Complications of Pregnancy. Vollstedt A, Nammalwar S, Pais VM Jr, Hougen HY, Jiang DD and Duty B, Vol. 38, Lesson 34, 2019

The Use of Surgical Mesh for Incontinence and Prolapse Surgery: Indications for Use, Technical Considerations and Management of Complications. Terlecki RP and Flynn BJ, Vol. 29, Lesson 14, 2010

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The Use of Transvaginal Mesh for Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Stress Urinary Incontinence. Koski M and Rovner E, Vol. 32, Lesson 19, 2013

Vaginal Prolapse. Part I: Anatomy and Musculofascial Support of the Pelvis and Transvaginal Grade IV Cystocele Repair. Grey Maher M, Mourtzinos A, Yu H-Y and Raz S, Vol. 25, Lesson 29, 2006

Vaginal Prolapse/Incontinence. Part II: Enterocele, Uterine Vault Prolapse and Posterior Vaginal Wall Defects. Mourtzinos A, Grey Maher M, Yu H-Y and Raz S, Vol. 25, Lesson 30, 2006

Vaginal Reconstruction: A Review. Hensle TW, Gjertson CK and Reiley EA, Vol. 24, Lesson 29, 2005

Vaginal Reconstruction: Special Considerations. Vorstman B, McCraw JB and Jones HW, Vol. VII, Lesson 17, 1988

Vaginal Surgery for the Urologist. Hadley HR, Zimmern PE and Raz S, Vol. IV, Lesson 10, 1985

Vaginal Suspension Procedures. Leach GE and Zimmern PE, Vol. IX, Lesson 40, 1990

Vaginitis: Current Concepts of Etiology, Diagnosis and Therapy Part I: Trichomoniasis and Vulvovaginitis. Krieger JN, Vol. II, Lesson 35, 1983

Vaginitis: Current Concepts of Etiology, Diagnosis and Therapy Part II: Nonspecific Vaginitis. Krieger JN, Vol. II, Lesson 36, 1983

Vaginitis Syndromes: A Practical Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment. Krieger JN, Vol. IX, Lesson 21, 1990


FISTULA:Acquired Fistulae of the Urinary Tract. Velagapudi SRC,

Pollack HM and Weiss JP, Vol. XII, Lesson 18, 1993Contemporary Evaluation and Management of

Vesicovaginal Fistula. Ehlert M, Haraway AM and Atiemo HO, Vol. 32, Lesson 7, 2013

Etiology, Diagnosis and Clinical Management of Rectourethral Fistulas. Holden MM, Elliott SP and Buckley JC, Vol. 36, Lesson 1, 2017

Iatrogenic Rectourethral Fistulas: Current Management. Masterson T and Middleton R, Vol. 24, Lesson 8, 2005

Suprapubic Closure of Vesicovaginal Fistula. O’Conor VJ Jr, Vol. II, Lesson 2, 1983

Surgical Approaches to Repair of Rectourinary Fistulas. Elmajian DA, Vol. XIX, Lesson 6, 2000

Transperitoneal Transvesical Repair of Vesicovaginal Fistula With Omental Interposition. O’Conor VJ Jr, Vol. X, Lesson 13, 1991

Urethral Reconstruction in Women. Blaivas JG and Chaikin D, Vol. 24, Lesson 6, 2005


Vesicovaginal Fistula: Current Approach. Rackley RR and Appel RA, Vol. XVII, Lesson 21, 1998

GENETICS:Cystinuria: Genetics, Diagnosis and Management. Thurmon

KL, Newton MR and Tracy CR, Vol. 31, Lesson 34, 2012Evaluation and Management of Klinefelter Syndrome.

Rajender A and Oates RD, Vol. 37, Lesson 24, 2018Familial and Genetic Urologic Disorders in Childhood.

Walker RD, Vol. VI, Lesson 30, 1987The Genetic Basis of Male Reproductive Failure. Oates

RD, Vol. 27, Lesson 21, 2008The Genetic Basis of Urologic Disease. Mininberg D, Vol.

XI, Lesson 28, 1992Genetic Perturbations in Prostate, Bladder and Renal

Cancers. Padalecki SS, Copes-Rhodes E and Sudarshan S, Vol. 29, Lesson 33, 2010

Genetics in Urology: A Urologist’s Guide to the Genetic Revolution. Trofimenko V, Jenkins TG, Carrell DT and Hotaling JM, Vol. 35, Lesson 30 2016

Genetics of Renal Cancer and Treatment Implications. Metwalli AR and Linehan WM, Vol. 34, Lesson 5, 2015

Management of Urological Complications of Sickle Cell Disease. Steers WD and Waldron PE, Vol. 24, Lesson 18, 2005

Overview of Gene Therapy for Urologic Malignancy. Ferrer FA and Rodriguez R, Vol. XX, Lesson 27, 2001

Pathological Classification and Molecular Genetics of Renal Cell Carcinoma. Roma AA and Zhou M, Vol. 26, Lesson 9, 2007

Tissue Based Gene Expression Testing for Prostate Cancer: Indications and Impact. Leapman MS and Cooperberg MR, Vol. 35, Lesson 34, 2016

GENITALIA:Common Benign Dermatologic Genital Lesions: Diagnosis

and Treatment. Choi JM, Colen JS and Link RE, Vol. 30, Lesson 38, 2011

Diagnosis and Management of the Acute Scrotum. Michaud JE, Di Carlo HN and Pierorazio PM, Vol. 35, Lesson 38, 2016

Early Genital Surgery in Children with Disorders of Sex Development: Concerns, Consents, Conundrum. DiSandro M, Vol. 35, Lesson 6, 2016

Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery. Evans S and Kennelly M, Vol. 37, Lesson 38, 2018

Male External Genital Trauma. Baradaran N, Murphy GP and Breyer BN, Vol. 36, Lesson 29, 2017

Urological Dermatology in Men and Women. Stefanovic K, Kobashi K and Donahue RP, Vol. 37, Lesson 7, 2018

GERIATRICS:Geriatric Patient Care: Basics for Urologists. Drach GW

and Forciea MA, Vol. 24, Lesson 33, 2005Geriatric Urinary Incontinence: Resnick NM, Vol. XI,

Lesson 9, 1992Geriatric Urinary Incontinence. Resnick NM, Vol. XVIII,

Lesson 28, 1999Strategies of End-of-Life Care. Scarborough B and

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Lustbader D, Vol. 32, Lesson 16, 2013Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse in the Frail Elderly

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Urinary Incontinence in the Elderly. Rohner TJ and Igou JF, Vol. V, Lesson 26, 1986

Urinary Incontinence in the Elderly. Wagg A, Vol. 32, Lesson 15, 2013

HEALTH PERSONNEL:Burnout in Urology. North AC, Vol. 37, Lesson 25, 2018Informed Consent. De Caro JJ, Angell J, Issa MM and

Ritenour CWM, Vol. 31, Lesson 26, 2012Managing Conflicts of Interest in Urological Practice.

Lightner DJ, Vol. 31, Lesson 25, 2012Operating Room Safety: The Role of the Surgeon. Lee JY,

Sowerby RJ and Meng MF, Vol. 36, Lesson 2, 2017Patient Health and Safety: Role of the Urologist. Kehoe J,

Basler JW and Svatek R, Vol. 30, Lesson 35Perioperative Management of the Older Urology Patient.

Tang VL and Suskind AM, Vol. 35, Lesson 36, 2016Practice Challenges in Urology: The Human Factors.

Lightner D, Walther JL, Skree S and Evans BA, Vol 28, Lesson 6, 2009

Promoting Professionalism in Urology. Dmochowski RR, Pichert JW and Hickson GB, Vol. 33, Lesson 32, 2014

Transition to Value Based Care. Borofsky MS, Ohmann EL and Makarov DV, Vol. 32, Lesson 31, 2013

Urologist, Heal Thyself: Wellness in Urology. Biewenga ED and Rhee E, Vol. 38, Lesson 40, 2019

Urology and the Work Force Crisis. Lambert SM, Snyder HM III and Cooper R, Vol. 30, Lesson 33, 2011

Utilization of Non-Physician Providers in Urological Practice. Kraft KH and Snyder HM III, Vol. 30, Lesson 34, 2011

HEMATOLOGY:Autotransfusion and Blood Conservation in Urology.

Klimberg IW, Vol. IX, Lesson 16, 1990Detection and Management of Bleeding Disorders in the

Urologic Patient. Raber MN and Benson GS, Vol. V, Lesson 4, 1986

Management of Urological Complications of Sickle Cell Disease. Steers WD and Waldron PE, Vol. 24, Lesson 18, 2005

Renal Vein Thrombosis. Moreira DM and Smith AD, Vol. 31, Lesson 17, 2012

Urologic Complications of Sickle Cell Disease. Hoofnagle RF and Tarry WF, Vol. X, Lesson 14, 1991

Urologic Surgery and the Anticoagulated Patient. Brown JA, Heit JA and Novicki DE, Vol. XVII, Lesson 19, 1998

Urological Complications of Sickle Cell Disease. Morrison BF and Burnett AL, Vol. 31, Lesson 29, 2012

The Urologist and the CBC. Warren MM and Alperin JB, Vol. II, Lesson 24, 1983

HEMATURIA:American Urological Association Best Practice Policy: The

Evaluation of Asymptomatic Microscopic Hematuria in Adults. Grossfeld GD, Wolf JS Jr, Litwin MS, Hricak H, Shuler CL, Agerter DC and Carroll PR, Vol. XXI, Lesson 9, 2002

Common Urologic Bleeding Problems Part I. Garber BB and Wein AJ, Vol. VIII, Lesson 33, 1989

Common Urologic Bleeding Problems Part II. Garber BB and Wein AJ, Vol. VIII, Lesson 34, 1989

The Diagnosis and Management of Lateralizing Essential Hematuria. Nakada SY, Vol. XXII, Lesson 13, 2003

The Evaluation of Adult Hematuria. Mariani AJ, Vol. VIII, Lesson 23, 1989

The Evaluation of Adult Hematuria: A Clinical Update. Mariani AJ, Vol. XVII, Lesson 24, 1998

Evaluation of Asymptomatic Microscopic Hematuria. Barocas DA and Davis R, Vol. 33, Lesson 24, 2014

The Evaluation of Hematuria and Proteinuria. Glassock RJ, Vol. III, Lesson 30, 1984

Hematuria in Children. Elisson JS, Merguerian PA and Hernandez J, Vol. 35, Lesson 4, 2016

Hematuria in Children. Kaplan GW, Vol. IV, Lesson 4, 1985Hematuria in Children. Noe HN, Vol. XVI, Lesson 34, 1997Hemorrhagic Cystitis. Krane DM and Levine LA, Vol. XI,

Lesson 31, 1992Management of Emergency Bleeding, Recalcitrant Clots

and Hemorrhagic Cystitis. Linder BJ and Boorjian SA, Vol. 34, Lesson 3, 2015

Urinalysis: Proper Methods and Interpretation. Blute ML, Peihong H, Bowman C and Vira MA, Vol. 28, Lesson 24, 2009


HYPERTENSION:Anticoagulation and Antiplatelet Therapy for the Urology

Surgical Patient. Culkin DJ, Exaire EJ and Lightner DJ, Vol. 33, Lesson 33, 2014

Contemporary Management of Renovascular Hypertension. Kim J-H, Goldfarb D and Novick AC, Vol. 26, Lesson 14, 2007

Evaluation for Surgically Curable Hypertension. Sosa RE and Vaughan ED, Vol. II, Lesson 31, 1983

Hypertension and Hydronephrosis. Vaughan ED and Sosa RE, Vol. X, Lesson 10, 1991

Management of Urology Patients Taking Anticoagulant and Antiplatelet Medications. Daniels PR, Gettman MT and Crispen PL, Vol. 28, Lesson 18, 2009

Renovascular Hypertension: Background, Pathophysiology, Pathology and Clinical Evaluation. Sosa RE and Vaughan ED, Vol. VIII, Lesson 18, 1989

Renovascular Hypertension: Diagnostic Strategies and Management. Vaughan ED and Sosa RE, Vol. XVII, Lesson 4, 1998

Renovascular Hypertension: Treatment Options. Vaughan

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ED and Sosa RE, Vol. VIII, Lesson 36, 1989Urological Causes of Hypertension: Evaluation and

Management. Lum EL, Pham P-T and Gritsch HA, Vol. 34, Lesson 21, 2015

HYPOSPADIAS:Complex Hypospadias: An Approach to Management.

Vordermark JS, Vol. V, Lesson 14, 1986Hypospadias. Duckett JW, Vol. XII, Lesson 17, 1993Long-Term Follow-up of Hypospadias Repair. Snodgrass

WT and Mitchell ME, Vol. XXI, Lesson 34, 2002Management of Complications of Surgery for Hypospadias.

Elder JS and Duckett JW, Vol. VI, Lesson 15, 1987Management of Distal Hypospadias. Zaontz MR and Long

CJ, Vol. 32, Lesson 5, 2013Mucosal Grafts in Hypospadias and Stricture Management.

Baskin LS and Duckett JW, Vol. XIII, Lesson 34, 1994The Multistage Hypospadias Repair. Kelalis PP, Vol. I,

Lesson 40, 1982Reconstruction for Complications of Hypospadias, Part

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Reconstruction for Complications of Hypospadias, Part II. Devine CJ, Edited by Mitchell ME and Jordan GH, Vol. XIX, Lesson 22, 2000

Repair of Coronal and Glanular Hypospadias. Walker RD, Vol. X, Lesson 27, 1991

Single Stage Repair of Hypospadias. Winslow BH and Devine CJ, Vol. I, Lesson 39, 1982

2-Stage Hypospadias: Historical Perspectives and Current Practice. Pohl HG, Atala AA and Retik AB, Vol. 23, Lesson 5, 2004

IMAGING TECHNIQUES:Ablative Focal Therapy for Primary Treatment of Prostate

Cancer. Eggener S, Vol. 29, Lesson 3, 2010Advances in Positron Emission Tomography for the

Management of Common Urological Malignancies. Siev M, Velazquez N, Turkbey B, Choyke PL, Khandani AH, Taneja S and Bjurlin MA, Vol. 38, Lesson 12, 2019

Anatomy of the Prostate as Seen by Ultrasound. Cooner WH, Vol. IX, Lesson 6, 1990

Adult Renal Cystic Disease: Current Update on Pathogenesis,

Antimicrobial Prophylaxis for Transrectal Ultrasound Biopsy. Loeb S, Vol. 32, Lesson 1, 2013

Applications and Pitfalls in Interventional GU Radiology. Borsa JJ, Porter JR and Bush WH, Vol. XIX, Lesson 25, 2000

The Basic Principles of Image Guided Surgery. George AK, Turkbey B, Pinto PA and Rastinehad AR, Vol. 31, Lesson 13, 2012

Blue Light and Narrow Band Imaging in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer and Upper Tract Urothelial Cell Carcinoma. Gregg JR and Chang SS, Vol. 36, Lesson 11, 2017

A Case for the IVP: Risks and Indications. Bush WH and Gibbons RP, Vol. V, Lesson 1, 1986

Computerized Tomography: Basic Principles and Cross-Sectional Anatomy Part I. Collins TL and Ball TP, Vol. I, Lesson 17, 1982

Computerized Tomography: Basic Principles and Cross-Sectional Anatomy Part II. Collins TL and Ball TP, Vol. I, Lesson 18, 1982

Computerized Tomography: Current and Future Role in Uroradiology. Roesel DM and Herts BR, Vol. 36, Lesson 7, 2017

Computerized Tomography: Fundamentals of Image Acquisition and Clinical Usefulness. Manakas CM and Nakada SY, Vol. 28, Lesson 13, 2009

Contemporary Prostate Imaging and Applications for Diagnosis and Staging of Prostate Cancer. Sonn GA and Reiter RE, Vol. 33, Lesson 23, 2014

Cross-sectional Imaging Findings and Management. Kaabathina VS, Montgomery R and Prasad SR, Vol. 32, Lesson 2, 2013

Doppler Sonography in Uroradiologic Imaging. King BF and Hattery RR, Vol. XII, Lesson 21, 1993

The Emerging Role of Image Targeting in Contemporary Prostate Biopsy. Davenport M and Sonn G, Vol. 35, Lesson 13, 2016

Establishment of a Quality Assurance Framework for Introduction of Prostate Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Fusion Biopsy Programs. DiBianco JM, Turkbey B and George AK, Vol. 38, Lesson 7, 2019.

Fluoroscopic Safety for the Urologist. Preminger GM, Fulgham PE and Curry T, Vol. V, Lesson 29, 1986

High Intensity Focused Ultrasound for Prostate Cancer. Koch MO, Vol. 27, Lesson 8, 2008

Image Based Approaches to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Renal Masses. Simmons MN, Herts BR and Campbell SC, Vol. 26, Lesson 39, 2007

Image Guided Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer. Trifiletti DM, Showalter TN and Fairchild A, Vol. 35, Lesson 15, 2016

Imaging Contrast Media Reactions and Management. Jeldres C, Porter CR and Bishoff JT, Vol. 33, Lesson 12, 2014

Imaging for Genitourinary Trauma. Kuan JK, Porter J and Wessells H, Vol. 25, Lesson 4, 2006

Imaging in the Management of Ureteral Calculi. Antonelli JA, Fulgham PF and Pearle MS, Vol. 32, Lesson 37, 2013

Imaging of the Common Benign Disorders of the Urinary Tract: Urolithiasis and Renal Infections. Ananthakrishnan L, Herts BR, Simmons MN and Campbell SC, Vol. 26, Lesson 40, 2007

Imaging of Genitourinary Cancer. Vapnek JM, Hricak H and Carroll PR, Vol. X, Lesson 32, 1991

Imaging of the Penis and Male Urethra. Jordan GH, Vol. 27, Lesson 23, 2008

Imaging With Monoclonal Antibodies in Urology. Austin JC, Kahn D and Williams RD, Vol. XVII, Lesson 18, 1998

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Intraoperative Sonographic Evaluation of the Kidney. Polascik TJ and Marshall FF, Vol. XVI, Lesson 18, 1997

Intravascular Contrast Media in Urologic Imaging. Keizur JJ and Das S, Vol. XV, Lesson 13, 1996

Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Urology. Courtier J and Coakley FV, Vol. 29, Lesson 26, 2010

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in Urology Part I. King BF Jr, Schnall MD and Levy J, Vol. XVI, Lesson 38, 1997

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in Urology Part II. Levy JB, King BF Jr and Schnall MD, Vol. XVII, Lesson 17, 1998

Method of Dynamic Retrograde and Voiding Cystourethrography in Urethral Stricture. McCallum RW, Vol. X, Lesson 12, 1991

Multiparametric Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Prostate Cancer. Frye TP, Kilchevsky A, George Ak and Pinto PA, Vol. 35, Lesson 14, 2016


Nonrenal Nuclear Medicine in Urology. Bueschen AJ, Vol. IV, Lesson 39, 1985

Nonrenal Nuclear Medicine in Urology. Bueschen AJ and Joseph DB, Vol. X, Lesson 39, 1991

Nuclear Renography. Pohl HG, Vol. 38, Lesson 39, 2019Office-Based Ultrasound for Urologists. Angell AH and

Resnick MI, Vol. V, Lesson 33, 1986Office-Based Ultrasound for Urologists. Haas CA and

Resnick MI, Vol. XVI, Lesson 31, 1997Office-Based Ultrasound for Urologists. Part I: Ultrasound

Physics, and of the Kidney and Bladder. McAchran SE, Dogra VS and Resnick MI, Vol. 23, Lesson 28, 2004

Office-Based Ultrasound for Urologists. Part II: Prostate, Scrotum, Penis, Urethra and Office Standards. McAchran SE, Dogra VS and Resnick MI, Vol. 23, Lesson 29, 2004

Office Scrotal Ultrasound. Part I: Ultrasound Anatomy, Physical Principles and Ultrasound Safety. Gilbert BR, Vol. 27, Lesson 1, 2008

Office Scrotal Ultrasound. Part II: Scanning Protocol, Normal Examination, Indications and Practice Management Concerns. Gilbert BR, Vol. 27, Lesson 2, 2008

Pediatric Ultrasound Part I. Rosenberg HK, Vol. V, Lesson 35, 1986

Pediatric Ultrasound Part II. Rosenberg HK, Vol. V, Lesson 36, 1986

Pediatric Uroradiology. Zerin JM and Lebowitz RL, Vol. VIII, Lesson 28, 1989

PET Scans in Urology. Nieh PT, Vol. 28, Lesson 14, 2009Pitfalls of CT Scanning. Woollitt RA, Vol. V, Lesson 31, 1986Prostate Biopsy: Contemporary Ultrasound Guided Biopsy

Indications, Techniques and Future Directions. Hemani

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WH, Vol. V, Lesson 40, 1986Radiation Safety for Patients and Physicians. Fiuk J and

Schwartz BF, Vol. 34, Lesson 37, 2015Radiation Safety for the Urologist. Ramakumar S and

Jarrett TW, Vol. XIX, Lesson 26, 2000The Radiologic Evaluation of Renal Masses: Approach,

Analysis, and New Technologies. Silverman SG, Bloom DA and Seltzer SE, Vol. XIII, Lesson 1, 1994

Radiology of Urinary Incontinence in the Female. Rovner ES and Ginsberg DA, Vol. XXI, Lesson 22, 2002

Radionuclide Studies of the Urinary Tract in Children. Heyman S and Duckett JW, Vol. XI, Lesson 24, 1992

Renal Radionuclide Evaluation of Renal Function. Bueschen AJ, Vol. I, Lesson 31, 1982

Role of High Intensity Focused Ultrasound in the Management of Prostate Disorders. Chin JL, Dewar M and Siddiqui K, Vol. 36, Lesson 24, 2017

The Role of Positron Emission Tomography in Urology. Chennamsetty A, Hafron J and Wong CO, Vol. 33, Lesson 25, 2014

The Role of Three-Dimensional Computer Tomography in Renal Imaging. Uzzo RG, Coll D and Novick AC, Vol. XIX, Lesson 38, 2000

The Role of Ultrasound in Imaging the Urinary Tract in Children. Nelson CP, Kurtz MP and Chow JS, Vol. 35, Lesson 17, 2016

Screening Computerized Tomography and the Incidental Renal Mass: Urological Implications of Whole Body Scanning. Herts BR, Vol. 24, Lesson 14, 2005

Scrotal Ultrasound. Mitcheson HD, Sant GR and Doherty FJ, Vol. IV, Lesson 35, 1985

Sonographic Imaging of the Urinary Tract in Children. Freilich DA and Nguyen HT, Vol. 27, Lesson 9, 2008

Sonography and Doppler of the Scrotum. Benson CB, Vol. XV, Lesson 38, 1996

Three-Dimensional Imaging of the Urinary Tract. Matlaga BR, Zagoria RJ and Assimos DG, Vol. XXII, Lesson 11, 2003

Ultrasound for the Practicing Urologist: Basic Physics, Theory, and Techniques for Malignant Diseases of the Prostate. Boyce WH, Vol. VIII, Lesson 16, 1989

Ultrasound for the Practicing Urologist: Benign Diseases of the Prostate Gland. Boyce WH, Vol. VI, Lesson 24, 1987

Unenhanced Helical CT in the Evaluation of Suspected Renal Colic. Youssefzdeh D, Katz DS and Lumerman JH, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 26, 1999

Urological Applications of Digital Subtraction Angiography. Novick AC, Vol. I, Lesson 5, 1982

Urological Applications of Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Williams RD, Vol. V, Lesson 30, 1986

Urological Ultrasound: An Overview. Meier WL and Pischinger RJ, Vol. I, Lesson 20, 1982

Use of CT Scan for Evaluation of the Kidneys and Adrenal Glands. Stewart BH, Vol. I, Lesson 19, 1982

The Use of Percutaneous Transcatheter Embolization in

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Urology. Ward JE, Amling CL and McKusick MA, Vol. XXII, Lesson 39, 2003

IMMUNOLOGY:Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome in Urology Part I:

AIDS and the Urologist. Kwan DJ and Lowe FC, Vol. XIV, Lesson 37, 1995

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome in Urology Part II: Genitourinary Manifestations of AIDS. Kwan DJ and Lowe FC, Vol. XIV, Lesson 38, 1995

AIDS and the Urologist Part I: Urologic Manifestations of AIDS. Catanese AJ, Tessler AN and Morales P, Vol. VIII, Lesson 1, 1989

AIDS and the Urologist Part II: Precautions Against the HIV Virus. Catanese AJ, Rowan RL and Morales P, Vol. VIII, Lesson 2, 1989

Basic Immunology. Graham SD, Vol. I, Lesson 11, 1982Evolving Immunotherapeutic Strategies for the Treatment

of Prostate and Renal Carcinomas. Dahm P and Vieweg J, Vol. 23, Lesson 4, 2004

Genitourinary Tuberculosis in Contemporary Times: Era of the Immunocompromised Patient. Trivedi NN, Sheth S and Wise GJ, Vol. 33, Lesson 7, 2014

Immune Dysfunction in Malignancy. Uzzo RG, Rayman P, Novick AC and Finke JH, Vol. XXI, Lesson 28, 2002

Immunology in Urology. Carpinito GA, Osband ME and Krane RJ, Vol. V, Lesson 20, 1986


Immunotherapy for Renal Transplantation. Friedrichs PA and Banowsky LH, Vol. XVI, Lesson 28, 1997

Immunotherapy of Renal Cell Carcinoma. Alexander RB, Walther MM and Linehan WM, Vol. XIV, Lesson 40, 1995

Immunotherapy of Superficial Bladder Carcinoma. Sarosdy MF, Vol. XIV, Lesson 29, 1995

Interferon. Graham SD, Vol. XIV, Lesson 39, 1995Monoclonal Antibodies. Bander NH, Vol. V, Lesson 22, 1986Monoclonal Antibodies. Shemtov MM, Vol. XVII, Lesson

32, 1998Treatment of Metastatic Prostate Cancer: How Urologists

Should Sequence Available Agents. Mostaghel EA and Lin DW, Vol. 31, Lesson 4, 2012

IMPOTENCE:Counseling Men with Sexual Dysfunction. Jones WJ, Vol.

XVI, Lesson 23, 1997Couples: The ̀ `Art’’ of Solving Impotence Problems. Berger

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The Current Status of Penile Prostheses. Montague DK, Vol. VIII, Lesson 29, 1989

Current Thinking on Penile Prosthesis. Wilson SK and Christine B, Vol. 29, Lesson 40, 2010

Delayed Ejaculation: A Condition Whose Time has Come. Köhler TS and Butcher MJ, Vol. 34, Lesson 17, 2015

Diagnosis and Management of Venogenic Impotence. Lewis RW and Fallen MJ, Vol. X, Lesson 31, 1991

Drug Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction. Lugg J and Rajfer J, Vol. XV, Lesson 36, 1996

Drugs and Male Sexual Dysfunction. Van Arsdalen KN and Wein AJ, Vol. III, Lesson 34, 1984

Erectile Dysfunction in the Younger Man. Sweet G and Shindel AW, Vol. 34, Lesson 1, 2015

The Evaluation and Treatment of Psychosexual Dysfunction in Men. Jones WJ, Vol. III, Lesson 33, 1984

Evaluation of the Impotent Male. Barry JM, Vol. II, Lesson 5, 1983

Iatrogenic Male Sexual Dysfunction. Morgentaler A and Bruning CO, Vol. XV, Lesson 9, 1996

Inflatable Penile Prostheses: Troubleshooting and Management of Complications. Weigel JW, Vol. VI, Lesson 34, 1987

Inflatable Penile Prosthesis Reimplantation. Abouassaly R, Angermeier KW and Montague DK, Vol. 26, Lesson 24, 2007

Intracavernosal Injection Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction. Chouhan JD, Thakker PU and Terlecki RP, Vol. 38, Lesson 20, 2019

Manifestations and Management of Urological Complications of Parkinson’s Disease. Kreydin EI and Ginsberg DA, Vol. 37, Lesson 27, 2018

Modern Management of Male Erectile Dysfunction. Lewis RW and Barrett DM, Vol. XIV, Lesson 20, 1995

Neurovascular Mechanisms of Penile Erection. Siroky MB, Vol. III, Lesson 37, 1984

New Concepts in Pathophysiology, Evaluation and Treatment of Ejaculatory Dysfunction. Vaucher L, Bolyakov A and Paduch DA, Vol. 29, Lesson 39, 2010

Penile Elongation and Girth Enhancement. Alter GJ and Jordan GH, Vol. 26, Lesson 23, 2007

Penile Prostheses in the Year 2000. Montague DK and Angermeier KW, Vol. XIX, Lesson 31, 2000

Penile Prosthesis Infection. Gross MS, Vol. 37, Lesson 11, 2018

Peyronie’s Disease Part I. Roddy TM and Goldstein I, Vol. X, Lesson 1, 1991

Peyronie’s Disease Part II. Roddy TM and Goldstein I, Vol. X, Lesson 2, 1991

Phosphodiesterase 5 Inhibitors: Physiology, Pharmacology and Cardiovascular Implications. Carson CC, Vol. 23, Lesson 39, 2004

Post-Finasteride Syndrome—What is the Evidence and Why is there Controversy? Craig JR, Khera M, Hotaling JM and Brant WO, Vol. 37, Lesson 6, 2018

Premature Ejaculation. McMahon CG, Vol. 24, Lesson 34, 2005

Prevention and Correction of Penile Implant Problems. Mulcahy JJ, Vol. XIII, Lesson 27, 1994

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Priapism: Etiology, Diagnosis and Management. Brant WO, Bella AJ, Garcia MM, Tantiwongse K and Lue TF, Vol. 25, Lesson 11, 2006

The Self-Contained Inflatable and Mechanical Penile Prostheses. Mulcahy JJ, Vol. VI, Lesson 20, 1987

Sexual Dysfunction in the Elderly Male. Mellinger BC and Weiss J, Vol. XI, Lesson 19, 1992

Sexual Dysfunction in Neurologic Disease: Mechanisms of Disease and Counseling Approaches. Aisen ML and Sanders S, Vol. XVII, Lesson 35, 1998

Sexuality after Treatment of Pelvic Cancer. Schover LR, Vol. 23, Lesson 24, 2004

Sildenafil Citrate (Viagra®): A Review. Padma-Nathan H and Shabsigh R, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 25, 1999

The Surgical Management of Erectile Dysfunction Utilizing Inflatable Prosthetic Devices. Govier FE, Vol. XV, Lesson 10, 1996

Treatment for Organic Impotence: Alternatives to the Penile Prosthesis Part I. Padma-Nathan H, Payton T and Goldstein I, Vol. VI, Lesson 11, 1987

Treatment for Organic Impotence: Alternatives to the Penile Prosthesis Part II. Padma-Nathan H, Payton T and Goldstein I, Vol. VI, Lesson 12, 1987

INFECTIOUS DISEASE:Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome in Urology Part I:

AIDS and the Urologist. Kwan DJ and Lowe FC, Vol. XIV, Lesson 37, 1995

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome in Urology Part II: Genitourinary Manifestations of AIDS. Kwan DJ and Lowe FC, Vol. XIV, Lesson 38, 1995

Acute Pyelonephritis in Adults. Nickel JC, Vol. XXI, Lesson 39, 2002

Adult Circumcision Revisited. Wald M, Harris SE, Arnold DC and Niederberger CS, Vol. 28, Lesson 11, 2009

Adult Urinary Tract Infections. Rourke E, Kraus SR and Liss MA, Vol. 36, Lesson 37, 2017

AIDS and the Urologist Part I: Urologic Manifestations of AIDS. Catanese AJ, Tessler AN and Morales P, Vol. VIII, Lesson 1, 1989

AIDS and the Urologist Part II: Precautions against the HIV Virus. Catanese AJ, Rowan RL and Morales P, Vol. VIII, Lesson 2, 1989

Antibiotics: See AntibioticsAntimicrobial Prophylaxis in Urology: Principles and

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Asymptomatic Bacteriuria. Nguyen LN and Hickling DR, Vol. 35, Lesson 21, 2016

Bladder Microbiome in Health and Disease. Mueller ER and Wolfe A, Vol. 38, Lesson 28, 2019

Changing Patterns in Genitourinary Fungal Infections. Wise GJ and Freyle J, Vol. XVI, Lesson 1, 1997

Chylous Leak following Urological Procedures: Diagnosis and Management. Dangle PP, Chaudhry R and Ost MC, Vol. 36, Lesson 6, 2017

Components Involved in Biomaterial-Related Infections.

Reid G, Khoury AE, Neumann AW and Bruce AW, Vol. XI, Lesson 18, 1992

Critical Care for Surgeons: A 2005 Update. Britt RC, Vol. 24, Lesson 24, 2005

The Current Management of Patients With Genitourinary Tuberculosis. Gow IG, Vol. XI, Lesson 26, 1992

Cystitis in Infants and Children. Marotte JB, Lee KL and Shortliffe LMD, Vol. 24, Lesson 19, 2005

The Diagnosis and Management of Genital Infections With the Human Papillomavirus. Zderic SA, Carpiniello VL, Malloy TR and Wein AJ, Vol. VII, Lesson 34, 1988

The Diagnosis and Management of Urinary Tract Infection in Children. Pohl HG and Rushton HG, Vol. XVII, Lesson 31, 1998

Estrogen Use: Modern Indications for Estrogen in the Treatment of Genitourinary Symptoms. Laughlin S and Brubaker L, Vol. 25, Lesson 22, 2006

Evaluation and Treatment of Funguria. Thomas LJ and Tracy CR, Vol. 36, Lesson 17, 2017

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Fungi in the Genitourinary System. Wise GJ, Vol. III, Lesson 23, 1984

Gamete Preservation for Urologists. Mehta A and Smith JF, Vol. 37, Lesson 16, 2018

Gangrene of the Male Genitalia. Weiner DA and Lowe FC, Vol. XVII, Lesson 6, 1998

Genitourinary Candidal Infection. Wise GJ, Vol. VIII, Lesson 25, 1989

Genitourinary Tuberculosis. Johnson CW, Lowe FC and Johnson WD Jr, Vol. XXII, Lesson 38, 2003

Genitourinary Tuberculosis and Short Course Chemotherapy. Boyd SD and Ehrlich RM, Vol. II, Lesson 4, 1983

Genitourinary Tuberculosis in Contemporary Times: Era of the Immunocompromised Patient. Trivedi NN, Sheth S and Wise GJ, Vol. 33, Lesson 7, 2014

HIV/AIDS: A Primer for Urologists. Heyns CF, Vol. 30, Lesson 1, 2011

Human Papillomavirus and Carcinoma of the Penis: Modern Concepts in Pathogenesis and Their Impact on Management of Penile Lesions. Malek RS, Vol. XIX, Lesson 1, 2000

Human Papillomavirus in the Male: An Overview. Mellinger BC, Vol. XIII, Lesson 13, 1994

Inflammatory Lesions in the Kidney. Chen J and Koontz WW, Vol. XIV, Lesson 26, 1995

Interpretation of Urinalysis. Sourial MW and Shidham G, Vol. 38, Lesson 30, 2019

Lichen Sclerosus: More than Just a Skin Disorder. Peterson AC, Vol. 30, Lesson 2, 2011

Localization of Urinary Tract Infections. Neal DE Jr, Vol. VIII, Lesson 4, 1989

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Management of Gangrenous Conditions with Urological Involvement: Fournier’s Gangrene and Calciphylaxis. Rasper AM and Terlecki RP, Vol. 36, Lesson 25, 2017

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Management of the Surgical Wound: Opening, Closing and Complications. Dugi DD III, Thakar JH and Morey AF, Vol. 29, Lesson 19, 2010

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Management of Urologic Problems in Pregnancy: A Rationale and Strategy. Loughlin KR and McAleer SJ, Vol. 24, Lesson 5, 2005


Newborn Circumcision: Understanding the Debate. Feedman A, Vol. 36, Lesson 23, 2017

Nonspecific Urethritis. Barkoukis MT and Resnick MI, Vol. I, Lesson 32, 1982

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Nosocomial Urinary Tract Infections. Purves JT and McIntyre M, Vol. 29, Lesson 17, 2010

Occupational Risks for the Practicing Urologist. Wohlgemuth SD and Wolf JS Jr, Vol. 23, Lesson 25, 2004

Office Bacteriology: Techniques and Interpretations. Fowler JE, Vol. II, Lesson 25, 1983

Office Based Prostate Biopsy. Wheeler KM and Liss MA, Vol. 38, Lesson 14, 2019

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The Role of Bacterial Adherence in Urinary Tract Infection. Schaeffer AJ, Vol. VIII, Lesson 3, 1989

Sepsis and Septic Shock in the Urology Patient. Coburn M and Zimmerman JL, Vol. XXI, Lesson 14, 2002

Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Urology. Reese CT and Kaag MG, Vol. 23, Lesson 40, 2004

Sexually Transmitted Diseases 1985. Pariser DM, Pariser H and Pariser RJ, Vol. IV, Lesson 30, 1985

Sexually Transmitted Diseases 1991, Diagnosis and Treatment for the Practicing Clinician. Pariser DM, Pariser RJ and Pariser H, Vol. X, Lesson 29, 1991

Sexually Transmitted Infections. Helo S and White MD, Vol. 36, Lesson 18, 2017

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Uncomplicated Adult Urinary Tract Infections. Mulholland SG, Vol. VI, Lesson 14, 1987

Understanding Clostridium difficile Infection for the Urologist. Khourdaji IS, Jafri SMA and Sims MD, Vol. 33, Lesson 10, 2014

Urethritis and Urethral Syndrome. Berger RE, Vol. IV, Lesson 2, 1985

Urinalysis: Proper Methods and Interpretation. Blute ML, Peihong H, Bowman C and Vira MA, Vol. 28, Lesson 24, 2009

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Urinary Tract Infection: Simple and Complicated. Safir MH and Schaeffer AJ, Vol. XVI, Lesson 10, 1997

Urinary Tract Infections in Pediatric Patients. Bickerton MW and Duckett JW, Vol. IV, Lesson 26, 1985

Urologic Problems in Patients with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. Hyun G, Staiman VR and Lowe FC, Vol. XXI, Lesson 40, 2002


Xanthogranulomatous Pyelonephritis and Gas Forming Infections of the Urinary Tract. Elder JC, Vol. III, Lesson 31, 1984

INFERTILITY:Azoospermia, Testicular Biopsy and Surgical Sperm

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The Basics of Assisted Reproduction. Rinaudo PF and Turek PJ, Vol. 26, Lesson 2, 2007

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Exogenous Testosterone and Male Reproduction. Khan MA, Pagani RL and Ohlander SJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 37, 2019

Female Reproductive Medicine for the Urologist. Goulet EJ, McLean MR an Kolettis PN, Vol. 35, Lesson 9, 2016

Fertility in Testicular Cancer Patients. Foster RS and Donohue JP, Vol. XIV, Lesson 19, 1995

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The Genetic Basis of Male Reproductive Failure. Oates RD, Vol. 27, Lesson 21, 2008

A Guidelines Based Approach to Obstructive Azoospermia. Kim HH and Schlegel PN, Vol. 27, Lesson 6, 2008

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Male Infertility and Overall Health. Dallas K, Massoudi R and Eisenberg ML, Vol. 35, Lesson 18, 2016

Male Reproductive Physiology and Assisted Reproductive Technology. Carbone DJ, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 21, 1999

Management of Incidentally Discovered Non-Palpable Testicular Lesions. Mammen T and Costabile RA, Vol. 28, Lesson 2, 2009

Microsurgery for the Urologist. Belker AM, Vol. III, Lesson 1, 1984

Modern Concepts about Fertility After Treatment for Nonseminomatous Testicular Cancer. Winfield HN and Lange PH, Vol. VI, Lesson 19, 1987

New Tests in the Evaluation of Male Infertility. Goldstein M, Vol. III, Lesson 22, 1984

Non-Obstructive Azoospermia. Harris SE and Niederberger CS, Vol. 29, Lesson 38, 2010

Office Evaluation of the Subfertile Male. Gilbert BR, Schlegel RN and Goldstein M, Vol. XIII, Lesson 9, 1994

Office Evaluation of the Subfertile Male. Jarow JP and Sigman M, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 23, 1999

Primary, Secondary and Adult Onset Hypogonadism: Diagnosis and Treatment. Rambhatla A and Mills JN, Vol. 36, Lesson 19, 2017

A Primer on Modern Semen Analysis. Kashanian JE, Mazur DJ and Brannian RE, Vol. 35, Lesson 33, 2016

Reproductive Effects of Male Aging. Carrasquillo R, Masterson J and Ramasamy R, Vol. 37, Lesson 14, 2018

Reproductive Therapy for Neurologic Disorders. Lynne CM, Brackett NL and Ibrahim E, Vol. 36, Lesson 15, 2017

Semen Analysis in the Evaluation of Male Factor Subfertility. Gilbert BR, Cooper GW and Goldstein M, Vol. XI, Lesson 32, 1992

Semen: The Normal Analysis, Storage Techniques, and New Concepts. Bennett AH and Rivard DJ, Vol. II, Lesson 7, 1983

Sperm Genetic Testing: Clinical Implications and Use. Carrell DT, Brant WO and Aston KI, Vol. 30, Lesson 15, 2011

Surgery of Male Infertility Part I: Varicocelectomy, Testis Biopsy, and Vasography. Wessells H and Van Arsdalen KN, Vol. XIII, Lesson 10, 1994

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Technique of Vasovasostomy and Vasoepididymostomy: Shortening the Learning Curve. Costabile RA, Goldstein M, Schlegel P, Belker AL, Lipshultz L, Sharlip I, Thomas AJ, Park D and Spevak M, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 36, 1999

Testicular Biopsy. Levin HS and Thomas AJ, Vol. IV, Lesson 13, 1985

Testis Biopsy: Indications and Interpretation in Male

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Treatment of Male Hypogonadism: Alternatives to Testosterone. Gupta N, Davis M and Köhler TS, Vol. 36, Lesson 39, 2017

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2013Vasovasostomy and Vasoepididymostomy. Belker AM, Vol.

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INTESTINAL DISEASES:Intraoperative Urologic Complications of Abdominal

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Urologic Manifestations of Bowel Disease. Sago AL, Vol. IV, Lesson 31, 1985

INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS:Assessment and Management of Intraoperative Iatrogenic

Ureteral and Bladder Injuries. Kreshover JE, Morganstern B and Richstone L, Vol. 32, Lesson 34, 2013


Complications of Contemporary Radical Prostatectomy. DeCastro GJ, Gautam G and Zorn KC, Vol. 29, Lesson 2, 2010

The Identification, Prevention and Management of Urological Laparoscopic and Robotic Complications. Hertz AM, Brand TC, Davis ML and Schwartz BF, Vol. 37, Lesson 34, 2018

Perioperative Management of Cardiac Issues in the Patient Undergoing Genitourinary Surgery. Vinik R and Yarbrough P, Vol. 29, Lesson 1, 2010

Reducing Perioperative Complications for Radical Cystectomy. Kukreja JB and Shah JB, Vol. 36, Lesson 28, 2017


KETAMINE:Ketamine: Its Use and Abuse in Urological Practice.

Gaunay G, Lufti F and Moldwin R, Vol. 35, Lesson 28, 2016

KIDNEY:Adult Renal Cystic Disease: Current Update on

Pathogenesis, Assessment and Management of Incidentally Detected

Unilateral Hydronephrosis in Adults. Duty B and Kavoussi L, Vol. 31, Lesson 30, 2012

Assessment of Renal Function. Kheterpal E, Kang SK and Huang WC, Vol. 32, Lesson 23, 2013

Asymptomatic Renal Calculi: Incidence and Management. Westesson KE and Monga M, Vol. 31, Lesson 36, 2012

Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease. Gurkowski LJ and Grantham JJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 30, 1992

Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease. Herron KG and Grantham JJ, Vol. VII, Lesson 32, 1988

Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease: State of the Art and Current Therapy. Dunn MD and Clayman RV, Vol. XX, Lesson 13, 2001

Calyceal Diverticula. Burns JR, Vol. XI, Lesson 6, 1992Classification and Management of Simple and Complex

Renal Cysts. Kausik S, Segura JW and King BF Jr, Vol. XXI, Lesson 11, 2002

Clinical Implications and Bioeffects of Shock Wave Lithotripsy. Krambeck AE and Lingeman JE, Vol. 28, Lesson 25, 2009

Clinically Relevant Renal Physiology. Hillelsohn J and Gilbert BR, Vol. 31, Lesson 23, 2012

Compensatory Renal Growth. Snow BW and Cartwright E, Vol. IX, Lesson 17, 1990

Complete and Partial Renal Infarction. Lumerman JH and Smith AD, Vol. XVI, Lesson 24, 1997

Complications of Percutaneous Renal Surgery. Andonian S, Okeke Z and Smith AD, Vol. 27, Lesson 26, 2008

Complications of Renal Surgery. Duckett T and Smith RB, Vol. XI, Lesson 14, 1992

Contemporary Concepts in Diagnosis and Management of Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction in Adults. Blute ML and Malek RS, Vol. IX, Lesson 5, 1990

Contemporary Surgical Management of Adult Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction. Desai MM and Hegarty N, Vol. 26, Lesson 6, 2007

Cross-sectional Imaging Findings and Management. Kaabathina VS, Montgomery R and Prasad SR, Vol. 32, Lesson 2, 2013

The Current Status of Open Versus Laparoscopic Surgery of the Kidney. Fergany AF and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 32, 2006

Cystic Diseases of the Kidney. Gardner KD, Vol. IV, Lesson 19, 1985

The Difficult Pyeloplasty. Pfister RR, Vol. II, Lesson 21, 1993

Evaluation and Management of Derangements of Calcium Metabolism in Stone Formers: A Primer for the Urologist. Canvasser NE and Maalouf N, Vol. 37, Lesson 5, 2018

Evaluation and Management of Traumatic Renal Injuries.

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Expanding the Criteria for Renal Transplant Donation. Ball AJ, Fabrizio MD, Robey EL, Colonna JO II, Borboroglu PG and Hurwitz R, Vol. 24, Lesson 20, 2005

Hyperfiltration and the Progression of Renal Injury. Restaino IG, Kaplan BS and Duckett JW, Vol. IX, Lesson 18, 1990


Imaging of the Common Benign Disorders of the Urinary Tract: Urolithiasis and Renal Infections. Ananthakrishnan L, Herts BR, Simmons MN and Campbell SC, Vol. 26, Lesson 40, 2007

Impact of Nephrectomy on Cancer Recurrence, Risk of Chronic Kidney Disease and Cardiovascular Disease. Han JS, Kang SK and Huang WC, Vol. 31, Lesson 6, 2012

Infant Pyeloplasty. Sheldon CA and Duckett JW, Vol. VII, Lesson 37, 1988

Inflammatory Lesions in the Kidney. Chen J and Koontz WW, Vol. XIV, Lesson 26, 1995

Intraoperative Sonographic Evaluation of the Kidney. Polascik TJ and Marshall FF, Vol. XVI, Lesson 18, 1997

Live Donor Nephrectomy: Laparoscopic Versus Open. Su LM, Ratner LE, Kavoussi LR and Flechner SM, Vol. XX, Lesson 32, 2001

Management of Chronic Kidney Disease in Children. Chua AN and Brewer ED, Vol. 28, Lesson 32, 2009

Management of the Failed Pyeloplasty. Ellsworth PI and Elder JS, Vol. XVI, Lesson 17, 1997


Management of Urological Complications of Renal Transplantation. Weight CJ and Shoskes D, Vol. 29, Lesson 16, 2010


Metabolic Evaluation and Medical Management of the Calcium Stone Former. Lange JN, Mufarrij PW, Wood KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 31, Lesson 22, 2012

The Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney. Peters CA and Mandell J, Vol. VIII, Lesson 7, 1989

New Advances in Renal Transplantation Surgery and Medicine. Shoskes D and Duclos A, Vol. 26, Lesson 8, 2007



Non-Tubercular Inflammatory Diseases of the Kidney: Malacoplakia, Emphysematous Pyelonephritis, Xanthogranulomatous Pyelonephritis and Focal Bacterial Pyelonephritis (Lobar Nephronia). Renzulli

JF II and Anderson KR, Vol. 24, Lesson 4, 2005Obstructive Uropathy: The Old and the New. Gulmi FA

and Chou S-Y, Vol. 31, Lesson 33, 2012Pathophysiological Basis of Calcium Stone Formation.

Lane JN, Mufarrij PW, Wood KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 31, Lesson 21, 2012


Patient Evaluation before Living Donor Nephrectomy. Ernest A, Gritsch HA and Schulam P, Vol. 30, Lesson 37, 2011


Prenatal Management of Hydronephrosis. Coplen DE, Vol. XIX, Lesson 17, 2000

Prevention and Management of Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury. Cho PS, Heher EC and Ko DSC, Vol. 29, Lesson 15, 2010

Renal Abscess, Xanthogranulomatous Pyelonephritis and Renal Tuberculosis. Pattison E, Sharma D and Pais VM Jr, Vol. 33, Lesson 36, 2014

Renal Cryosurgery. Chan DY, Rodriguez R and Marshall FF, Vol. XX, Lesson 18, 2001

Renal Function: See Nephrology and Renal FunctionRenal Ischemia: Pathophysiology and Clinical Impact.

Derweesh IH and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 33, 2006Renal Scarring in Children. Shortliffe LM and Duckett JW,

Vol. VII, Lesson 38, 1988Renal Trauma. Breyer BN, McGeady JB, Kovell C and

Tasian GE, Vol. 33, Lesson 1, 2014Renal Vein Thrombosis. Moreira DM and Smith AD, Vol.

31, Lesson 17, 2012Robotic Partial Nephrectomy. Tanagho YS, Figenshau RS

and Bhayani SB, Vol. 32, Lesson 11, 2013Screening Computerized Tomography and the Incidental

Renal Mass: Urological Implications of Whole Body Scanning. Herts BR, Vol. 24, Lesson 14, 2005

The Solitary Kidney. Tanaka ST, Vol. 37, Lesson 12, 2018The Solitary Kidney in Health and Disease. Rink RC and

Adams MS, Vol. XI, Lesson 35, 1992Sonographic Imaging of the Urinary Tract in Children.

Freilich DA and Nguyen HT, Vol. 27, Lesson 9, 2008Surgery on the Horseshoe Kidney. Frederick LR, Moss J

and Schwartz BF, Vol. 32, Lesson 17, 2013Surgical Management of Ureteropelvic Junction

Obstruction in Adults. Kletscher BA and Segura JW, Vol. XV, Lesson 18, 1996


Tissue Engineering: Basic Principles and Advances in Renal Therapy. Zand S and Vancanti JP, Vol. 24, Lesson 9, 2005

The Treatment of Adult Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction: Issues and Answers. Kumar U, Turk TMT and Albala DM, Vol. XX, Lesson 36, 2001

Type I Distal Renal Tubular Acidosis. Wang AJ and Preminger GM, Vol. 30, Lesson 25, 2011

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Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction. Duckett JW and Snyder HMcC III, Vol. I, Lesson 1, 1982

Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction in Infants and Children. Close CE, Vol. 26, Lesson 5, 2007

Urologic Manifestations of von Hippel-Lindau Disease. Klein EA and Novick AC, Vol. IX, Lesson 33, 1990

Urological Evaluation of the Transplant Recipient. Chamberlin JD and Jordan ML, Vol. 35, Lesson 7, 2016

Urological Manifestations of Diabetes Mellitus. Krishnamurthi V, Hijaz A and Daneshgari F, Vol. 23, Lesson 26, 2004


Urology Consultation in Renal Transplantation. McDonald ML and Gritsch HA, Vol. 37, Lesson 39, 2018

Urothelial Neoplasms of the Kidney and Ureter: An Epidemiologic, Pathological and Clinical Review. Porter CR, Latchamsetty KC and Genega EM, Vol. 24, Lesson 10, 2005


von Hippel-Lindau Disease: Clinical and Molecular Considerations for the Urologist. Uzzo RG and Novick AC, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 18, 1999

Xanthogranulomatous Pyelonephritis and Gas Forming Infections of the Urinary Tract. Elder JS, Vol. III, Lesson 31, 1984

KIDNEY NEOPLASMS:Active Surveillance of Clinically Localized Sporadic Renal

Cell Carcinoma. Crispen PL and Uzzo RG, Vol. 25, Lesson 13, 2006

Advances in Positron Emission Tomography for the Management of Common Urological Malignancies. Siev M, Velazquez N, Turkbey B, Choyke PL, Khandani AH, Taneja S and Bjurlin MA, Vol. 38, Lesson 12, 2019

Benign Renal Tumors. Minor LD, Picken MM and Campbell SC, Vol. XXII, Lesson 22, 2003

Childhood Kidney Tumors. Saltzman AF and Cost NG, Vol. 37, Lesson 19, 2018


Contemporary Management of Small Renal Masses. Kaul SA and Wood DP, Vol. 32, Lesson 38, 2013

Current Controversies in Wilms Tumor Therapy. Wu H-Y, D’Angio GJ and Snyder HM III, Vol. 26, Lesson 11, 2007

Current Thoughts on the Management of Renal Carcinoma. Maldazys JD and deKernion JB, Vol. IV, Lesson 28, 1985

Cytoreductive Nephrectomy in the Age of Targeted Systemic Therapy. Abel EJ and Matin SF, Vol. 34, Lesson 33, 2015

Diagnosis and Management of Angiomyolipoma. Bell JR, McKenna PH and Nakada SY, Vol. 35, Lesson 23, 2016

Elective Conservative Surgery for Renal Cell Carcinoma. VanPoppel H and Baert L, Vol. XIII, Lesson 31, 1994


Energy Ablation of Nephron Sparing Treatment of Renal Tumors. Marberger M and Mauermann J, Vol. 23, Lesson 23, 2004

Evaluation and Treatment of the Abdominal Mass in Infancy and Childhood. Tank ES, Vol. III, Lesson 3, 1984

Evidence-Based Comparison of Nephron-Sparing Treatment Options for Renal Cell Carcinoma. Rabets JC and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 28, 2006

Evolving Immunotherapeutic Strategies for the Treatment of Prostate and Renal Carcinomas. Dahm P and Vieweg J, Vol. 23, Lesson 4, 2004

Follow-up for Clinically Localized Renal Neoplasms. Donat SM, Vol. 33, Lesson 22, 2014

Follow-up of Genitourinary Malignancies for the Office Urologist: A Practical Approach. Part 2: Kidney Cancer and Germ Cell Cancer of the Testis. Theodorescu D, Rabbani F and Donat SM, Vol. 23, Lesson 38, 2004

Genetic Perturbations in Prostate, Bladder and Renal Cancers. Padalecki SS, Copes-Rhodes E and Sudarshan S, Vol. 29, Lesson 33, 2010

Genetics of Renal Cancer and Treatment Implications. Metwalli AR and Linehan WM, Vol. 34, Lesson 5, 2015


Image Guided Percutaneous Treatment of Renal Masses: Cryoablation and Radio Frequency Ablation. Ost MC and Kavoussi LR, Vol. 26, Lesson 13, 2007

Immunotherapy of Renal Cell Carcinoma. Alexander RB, Walther MM and Linehan WM, Vol. XIV, Lesson 40, 1995


Indications and Limitations of Cytoreductive Nephrectomy for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Hafez KS and Montie JE, Vol. 23, Lesson 31, 2004

Indications and Results of Partial Nephrectomy for Renal Cell Carcinoma. Novick AC, Vol. XV, Lesson 28, 1996

Integrating Surgical and Systemic Therapies in the Management of Metastatic and High Risk Non-Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Bhindi B, Boorjian SA and Costello BA, Vol. 38, Lesson 19, 2019

The Integration of Surgery and Systemic Therapy for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Swanson DA, Vol. XXI, Lesson 32, 2002

Laparoscopic, Robotic Assisted and Laparoendoscopic Single Site Partial Nephrectomy. Schwartz MJ, Richstone L and Kavoussi LR, Vol. 29, Lesson 36, 2010

Lynch Syndrome in the Perspective of the Urologist. Goldberg H, Evans A, Fleshner N and Zlotta AR, Vol. 38, Lesson 10, 2019

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Management of Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma. Davis BE and Weigel JW, Vol. IX, Lesson 3, 1990

Management of Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Sokoloff MH, Figlin RA and Belldegrun AS, Vol. XV, Lesson 30, 1996

Management of Renal Cell Carcinoma Involving a Solitary Kidney. Morgan WR and Zincke H, Vol. X, Lesson 21, 1991

Management of Renal Cell Carcinoma with Vena Caval/Atrial Extension. Linder BJ, Boorjian SA and Blute ML, Vol. 32, Lesson 8, 2013

Management of Small Renal Masses. Lane BR and Campbell SC, Vol. 28, Lesson 34, 2009

Molecularly Targeted Therapy for Renal Cancer. Lane BR, Rini BI, Campbell SC and Novick AC, Vol. 26, Lesson 10, 2007

Nephrectomy for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma: When is it Justified? Flanigan RC, Vol. VI, Lesson 37, 1987

Newer Techniques in Partial Nephrectomy. Johnson DB and Cadeddu JA, Vol. 23, Lesson 16, 2004

Partial Nephrectomy for Renal Tumors. Polascik TJ and Marshall FF, Vol. XX, Lesson 21, 2001


Prediction Models of Renal Cell Carcinoma. Lane BR, Kattan MW and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 7, 2006

Preservative Surgery for Carcinoma of the Upper Urinary Tract. Montie JE, Vol. I, Lesson 4, 1982

A Primer for Administration of Endothelial Targeted Agents for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Lee O, Lara P and Koppie T, Vol. 31, Lesson 7, 2012

The Radiological Evaluation of Renal Masses: Approach, Analysis, and New Technologies. Silverman SG, Bloom DA and Seltzer SE, Vol. XIII, Lesson 1, 1994

Radiopathologic Aspect of Benign Tumors of the Kidney. Mostofi FK, Hartman DS and Davis CJ, Vol. VIII, Lesson 17, 1989

Renal Angiomyolipoma. Lendvay T, Elderwy A and Marshall F, Vol. 26, Lesson 32, 2007

Renal Angiomyolipoma: Current Concepts of Diagnosis and Management. Bardot SF and Montie JE, Vol. XI, Lesson 39, 1992

Renal Cell Carcinoma: An Overview. Northway RO, Ritenour CWM and Marshall FF, Vol. XX, Lesson 25, 2001

Renal Cryosurgery. Chan DY, Rodriguez R and Marshall FF, Vol. XX, Lesson 18, 2001

Renal Function after Renal Cancer Surgery. Campbell SC, Demirjian S, Zhang Z and Mishra K, Vol. 34, Lesson 23, 2015

Renal Malignancies in Adolescents and Young Adults. Cost NG and DeFoor WR Jr, Vol. 32, Lesson 26, 2013

Review of Select Newly Described Malignancies of the Bladder and Kidney. Young A and Kunju LP, Vol. 31, Lesson 28, 2012

Role of Lymphadenectomy in Genitourinary Cancer.

Bochner BH, Carver BS, Coleman JA and Eastham JA, Vol. 28, Lesson 27, 2009

Role of Nephrectomy in Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Flanigan RC, Yonover PM and Campbell SC, Vol. XXI, Lesson 31, 2002

The Role of Percutaneous Biopsy in the Evaluation of Renal and Adrenal Mass. Herts BR and Rerper EM, Vol. XIX, Lesson 36, 2000

Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy for the Management of Early Stage and Metastatic Prostate and Kidney Cancer. Fam MM, Heron DE and Jacobs BL, Vol. 37, Lesson 31, 2018

Surgical Management of Renal Cell Carcinoma With Intracaval Involvement. Blute ML and Zineke H, Vol. XIII, Lesson 17, 1994

Surveillance for Renal Cell Carcinoma After Surgical Management. Eggener S, Reiher EK and Campbell SC, Vol. XX, Lesson 26, 2001

Urological Manifestations of Sarcoidosis. La Rochelle JC and Coogan CL, Vol. 27, Lesson 14, 2008

Wilms’ Tumor: 1984. Kramer SA and Kelalis PP, Vol. III, Lesson 18, 1984

Wilms’ Tumor: 1991. Mesrobian H-GJ and Kelalis PP, Vol. X, Lesson 19, 1991

LAPAROSCOPY:Advances in Laparoscopic Instrumentation. Jackman S and

Bishoff JT, Vol. XXII, Lesson 25, 2003Bladder Diverticula. Cinman NM and Richstone L, Vol. 28,

Lesson 20, 2009Complications of Laparoscopy: Prevention and

Management Part I. Lotfi MA, Kozminski M and Gomella LS, Vol. XII, Lesson 31, 1993

Complications of Laparoscopy: Prevention and Management Part II. Lotfi MA, Kozminski M and Gomella LG, Vol. XII, Lesson 32, 1993



Extraperitoneoscopic Pelvic Surgery. Meraney AM and Gill IS, Vol. XX, Lesson 38, 2001

Hand-Assisted Laparoscopic Surgery. Seiba M, Schulsinger D and Sosa RE, Vol. XIX, Lesson 24, 2000


Laparoscopic Access: One Goal, Many Choices. Matsumoto ED and Cadeddu JA, Vol. 25, Lesson 5, 2006

Laparoscopic Management of Urinary Calculi. Sutherland DE and Jarrett TW, Vol. 27, Lesson 29, 2008

Laparoscopic Renal Surgery: Part I. Landman J, Lee DI and Clayman RV, Vol. XXI, Lesson 25, 2002

Laparoscopic Renal Surgery: Part II. Landman J, Lee DI

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and Clayman RV, Vol. XXI, Lesson 26, 2002Laparoscopic, Robotic Assisted and Laparoendoscopic

Single Site Partial Nephrectomy. Schwartz MJ, Richstone L and Kavoussi LR, Vol. 29, Lesson 36, 2010

Laparoscopic Surgery for Prostate Cancer. Meaney AM and Gill IS, Vol. 24, Lesson 15, 2004

Laparoscopic Surgery of the Lower Genitourinary Tract. Winfield HN, Vol. XV, Lesson 40, 1996

Laparoscopic Techniques for the Management of the Impalpable Undescended Testicle: Part I. Indications and Goals for Orchidopexy, Patient Preparation, and Diagnostic Orchidopexy. Jordan GH and Brady JD, Vol. XX, Lesson 30, 2001

Laparoscopic Techniques for the Management of the Impalpable Undescended Testicle: Part II. Jordan GH and Brady JD, Vol. XX, Lesson 31, 2001

Laparoscopic Use of Bowel in Urological Reconstruction. Murphy DP and Gill IS, Vol. 23, Lesson 14, 2004

Laparoscopic Versus Open Adrenal Surgery. Gill IS and Novick AC, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 33, 1999

Laparoscopy as Applied to the Upper Urinary Tract. Gerspach JM, Schulani PG and Kavoussi LR, Vol. XVI, Lesson 25, 1997

Laparoscopy-Laparoscopic Surgery in Urology. Jordan GH and Robey EL, Vol. X, Lesson 34, 1991

Pediatric Laparoscopy. Scherz HC and Kaplan GW, Vol. XIII, Lesson 20, 1994

Pediatric Urologic Laparoscopy. Schwab CW III and Casale P, Vol. 24, Lesson 27, 2005

Prevention, Recognition, and Management of Laparoscopic Complications in Urologic Surgery. Venkatesh R, Landman J, Sundaram CP and Clayman RV, Vol. XXII, Lesson 40, 2003

The Renal Physiology of Laparoscopic Surgery. Seiba M, Schulsinger D and Sosa RE, Vol. XIX, Lesson 23, 2000

Retroperitoneoscopy. Gill IS, Vol. XVI, Lesson 40, 1997Robotic and Laparoscopic Prostatectomy: A Critical

Review of Existing Data. Ficarra V, Novara G, Mottrie A and Artibani W, Vol. 29, Lesson 30, 2010

Robotic Surgery in Pediatric Urology. Casale P and Kojima Y, Vol. 28, Lesson 31, 2009

Robotics and Urological Surgery. Abern M, Dobbs, R and Pandya S, Vol. 36, Lesson 22, 2017

LASERS:Contemporary Management of Penile Carcinoma. Part

I: Overview of Epidemiology, Diagnosis, Staging and Management of the Primary Tumor. Pettaway CA and Davis JW, Vol. 31, Lesson 15, 2012

Evaluation and Management of Persistent Voiding Dysfunction after Surgical Treatment of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms/Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Simma-Chiang V, Chughtai B and Te AE, Vol. 33, Lesson 29, 2014

Laser Prostatectomy. Stein BS, Vol. XV, Lesson 6, 1996Laser Safety and Clinical Applications in Urology. Donnell

RF, Vol. 32, Lesson 39, 2013

Laser Technology in Urology. Wein AJ, Vol. III, Lesson 27, 1984

Laser Therapy for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Issa MM, Vol. XXII, Lesson 12, 2003

Laser Tissue Welding in Urological Surgery. Scherr DS and Poppas DP, Vol. XVII, Lesson 22, 1998

Lasers in Urologic Surgery—Current Status. Smith JA, Vol. VIII, Lesson 13, 1989

Lasers in Urologic Surgery—Current Status Part I. Milam DF and Smith JA, Vol. XIII, Lesson 15, 1994

Lasers in Urologic Surgery—Current Status Part II. Milam DF and Smith JA, Vol. XIII, Lesson 16, 1994


Minimally Invasive Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Laser. Elzayat EA and Elhilali MM, Vol. 26, Lesson 27, 2007

Photoselective Vaporization of the Prostate: KTP Laser Therapy of Obstructive Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Malek RS and Nahen K, Vol. 23, Lesson 20, 2004

The Surgical Approach to Large Gland Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Navaratnam A, Cumsky JL and Humphreys MR, Vol. 37, Lesson 13, 2018

The Use of Holmium: YAG Laser in Urology. Teichman JMH, Vol. XX, Lesson 20, 2001

LIFESTYLE:Lifestyle Changes, Nutritional Supplements and General

Preventive Medicine Recommendations that can Simultaneously Improve Heart and Urological Health: Part I. Moyad M, Vol. 27, Lesson 37, 2008

Lifestyle Changes, Nutritional Supplements and General Preventive Medicine Recommendations that can Simultaneously Improve Heart and Urological Health: Part II. What do I Tell Patients? Moyad M, Vol. 27, Lesson 38, 2008

Lifestyle Changes, Nutritional Supplements and General Preventive Medicine Recommendations that can Simultaneously Improve Heart and Urological Health—What do I Tell Patients? Part III: Calcium and Vitamin D. Moyad M, Vol. 29, Lesson 6, 2010



LYMPHATIC SYSTEM:Early Versus Delayed Lymph Node Dissection Versus No

Lymph Node Dissection for Carcinoma of the Penis. Mukamel E and deKernion JB, Vol. IX, Lesson 2, 1990

Non-Malignant Processes of the Lymphatic System of Clinical Importance to the Urologist. Novicki DE and Ferrigni RG, Vol. VI, Lesson 22, 1987

Pelvic Lymph Node Dissection—Carcinoma of the Urinary Bladder. Vieweg J and Fair WR, Vol. XV, Lesson 39, 1996

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Role of Lymphadenectomy in Genitourinary Cancer. Bochner BH, Carver BS, Coleman JA and Eastham JA, Vol. 28, Lesson 27, 2009

MALPRACTICE:The Ethics of Disclosure of Medical Errors, Unintended

Medical Consequences and Conflicts. Lightner DJ and Klausner AP, Vol. 33, Lesson 6, 2014

Expert Testimony and Medical Malpractice. Daily WJ Jr, Pierce HA and Loughlin KR, Vol. 32, Lesson 25, 201

How to Avoid Professional and Personal Liability Exposure in Today’s Malpractice Climate. Boyarsky S and Boyarsky R, Vol. IX, Lesson 22, 1990


Minimizing Your Exposure to Medical Malpractice Claims. Harlan TJ, Vol. VI, Lesson 5, 1987

Risk Management in the 21st Century. Griffen FD, Schneidman DS and Brown CA, Vol. 27, Lesson 28, 2008

MEDICAL ETHICS:Digital Cameras and Documentation in Urologic Practice.

Auge BK and Preminger GM, Vol. XXI, Lesson 6, 2002The Ethics of Disclosure of Medical Errors, Unintended

Medical Consequences and Conflicts. Lightner DJ and Klausner AP, Vol. 33, Lesson 6, 2014

Ethics Training for Residents: Teaching and Learning Medical Professionalism. Bahnson RR, Vol. 26, Lesson 25, 2007

Expert Testimony and Medical Malpractice. Dailey WJ Jr, Pierce HA and Loughlin KR, Vol. 32, Lesson 25, 2013


Legal Issues Relating to Urology. Waxman SW and Allam CL, Vol. 28, Lesson 5, 2009

Managing Conflicts of Interest in Urological Practice. Lightner DJ, Vol. 31, Lesson 25, 2012

Medical Errors. Hanno PM and Horowitz D, Vol. 23, Lesson 8, 2004

Medical Ethics. Steinberg D, Vol. XXII, Lesson 18, 2003Risk Management in the 21st Century. Griffen FD,

Schneidman DS and Brown CA, Vol. 27, Lesson 28, 2008Tips and Tricks for Hand-Assisted Laparoscopy. Wolf JS Jr,

Vol. 24, Lesson 2, 2005The Urologic Office Laboratory: Techniques and Impact of

OSHA/ CLIA Guidelines. Stefanelli JL and Weiss JP, Vol. XII, Lesson 30, 1993

MEDICAL MARIJUANA:Consequences and Medicinal Uses of Cannabis in

Urological Patients. Bergman AM, Dinerman BF and Weiss JP, Vol. 35, Lesson 24, 2016

METABOLIC SYNDROME:The Metabolic Syndrome and Benign Urological Diseases.

Cotta BH and Parsons JK, Vol. 36, Lesson 38, 2017

Pathophysiology and Management of Uric Acid Calculi. Whitaker DL, Boyd CJ, Wood KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 37, Lesson 26, 2018

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY: See Biology

MOLECULAR TARGETED THERAPY:A Primer for Administration of Endothelial Targeted

Agents for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Lee O, Lara P and Koppie T, Vol. 31, lesson 7, 2012

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS:Diagnostic and Treatment Tools for the Management

of Multiple Sclerosis Related Neurogenic Bladder Symptoms. Tracey JM and Stoffel JT, Vol. 36, Lesson 30, 2017

NEPHROLOGY:Chronic Renal Failure. Wombolt DG, Higgins MR,

Venkatesan R, Goldberg M and Smith SB, Vol. IV, Lesson 8, 1985

The Diagnosis, Management, and Pathophysiology of Acute Renal Failure in Surgical Patients. McDougal WS, Vol. IV, Lesson 7, 1985

Etiology, Pathogenesis, and Management of Peri-Operative Acute Renal Failure. Goldfarb DA and O’Hara JF, Vol. XX, Lesson 4, 2001

Hyperfiltration Renal Injury: Urologic Implications. Modlin CS and Novick AC, Vol. XX, Lesson 6, 2001

Ischemic Nephropathy: Implications for the Urologist. Fergany AE and Novick AC, Vol. XX, Lesson 19, 2001

Management of Post-Obstructive Diuresis. Gulmi EA, Felsen D and Vaughan ED, Vol. XVII, Lesson 23, 1998

Management of Urological Complications of Renal Tranpslantation. Weight CJ and Shoskes D, Vol. 29, Lesson 16, 2010

Molecularly Targeted Therapy for Renal Cancer. Lane BR, Rini BI, Campbell SC and Novick AC, Vol. 26, Lesson 10, 2007

Obstructive Nephropathy and Postobstructive Diuresis. Loo MH and Vaughan ED, Vol. IV, Lesson 9, 1985


Patient Evaluation Before Living Donor Nephrectomy. Ernest A, Gritsch HA and Schulam P, Vol. 30, Lesson 37, 2011

Perinatal Renal Development and Physiology. Chevalier RL, Vol. VIII, Lesson 8, 1989

Renal Function after Renal Cancer Surgery. Campbell SC, Demirjian S, Zhang Z and Mishra K, Vol. 34, Lesson 23, 2015

Renal Functional Development With an Approach to the Evaluation of the Obstructed Urinary Tract. McCurdy EA, Vol. III, Lesson 4, 1984

Renal Radionuclide Evaluation of Renal Function.

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Bueschen AJ, Vol. I, Lesson 31, 1982A Urologist’s View of Renal Pathophysiology Part I.

Gilbert BR and Vaughan ED, Vol. VII, Lesson 25, 1988A Urologist’s View of Renal Pathophysiology Part II.

Gilbert BR and Vaughan ED, Vol. VII, Lesson 26, 1988

NUCLEAR MEDICINE: See Imaging Techniques

NUTRITION:Critical Care for Surgeons: A 2005 Update. Britt RC, Vol.

24, Lesson 24, 2005The Impact of Obesity on Benign Urological Disease. Figler

B, Ogan K and Master V, Vol. 29, Lesson 5, 2010Lifestyle Changes, Nutritional Supplements and General

Preventive Medicine Recommendations that can Simultaneously Improve Heart and Urological Health: Part I. Moyad M, Vol. 27, Lesson 37, 2008





Nutritional Support of the Surgical Patient Part I. Hesse DG and Lowry SF, Vol. VII, Lesson 2, 1988

Nutritional Support of the Surgical Patient Part II. Hesse DG and Lowry SF, Vol. VII, Lesson 3, 1988

Obese Patients and the Problems They Present to Urologists. Derksen JE and Carson CC, Vol. XXI, Lesson 12, 2002


Surgical Nutrition. McDougal WS, Vol. XII, Lesson 16, 1993An Update on Nutrition in the Surgical Patient. Hensle TW

and Kennedy WA II, Vol. XIV, Lesson 3, 1995

OSTEOCLASTS:Role of Osteoclast Inhibitors in Prostate Cancer Therapy.

Alva AS, Vol. 31, Lesson 3, 2012

OSTEOPOROSIS:Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Management of Osteoporosis

in Men. Sakhaee K, Vol. 27, Lesson 39, 2008

OUTCOME ASSESSMENT:Assessing Outcomes in Urology. Part II: Benign Urological

Disease. Penson DF, Vol. 25, Lesson 27, 2006Assessing and Improving the Quality of Urological Care.

Izard J and Gore JL, Vol. 32, Lesson 20, 2013Behavioral Treatment for Urinary Incontinence. Burgio

KL, Vol. 25, Lesson 23, 2006Cancer Survivorship. Skolarus TA and Wittmann D, Vol. 31,

Lesson 8, 2012Management of Small Renal Masses. Lane BR and

Campbell SC, Vol. 28, Lesson 34, 2009Surgical Volumes and Patient Outcomes in Urological

Oncology. Vickers AJ, Vol. 30, Lesson 36, 2011

OXYGEN INHALATION THERAPY:Critical Care for Surgeons: A 2005 Update. Britt RC, Vol.

24, Lesson 24, 2005Hyperbaric Oxygen in Urology. O’Reilly KJ, Hampson NB

and Corman JM, Vol. XXI, Lesson 4, 2002Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Urology. Zel G, Vol. IX,

Lesson 15, 1990

PAIN:Anesthetic Advances in Pain Management for the Urologist.

Torbicki EA and Brown DL, Vol. VII, Lesson 13, 1988Assessing Outcomes in Urology. Part II: Benign Urological

Disease. Penson DF, Vol. 25, Lesson 27, 2006Bladder Pain Syndrome: Current Terminology, Diagnosis

and Treatment. Erickson DR, Vol. 28, Lesson 36, 2009Botulinum Toxin: Clinical Uses in Urology. Smith CP and

Chancellor MB, Vol. 27, Lesson 15, 2008Chronic Pelvic Pain of Gynecological Origin. Fantl JA, Vol.

III, Lesson 25, 1984Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome in Men. Pontari MA, Vol. 34,

Lesson 31, 2015Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome: A

Decade of Change. Nickel JC, Vol. 25, Lesson 34, 2006Chronic Scrotal Content Pain. Levine LA, Vol. 31, Lesson

37, 2012Diagnosis and Management of the Acute Scrotum. Michaud

JE, Di Carlo HN and Pierorazio PM, Vol. 35, Lesson 38, 2016

Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Scrotal Pain. Wu C and Jarvi KA, Vol. 37, Lesson 23, 2018

The Dilemma of Chronic Genital Pain. Kursh ED and Schover LR, Vol. XVI, Lesson 37, 1997

Female Dyspareunia. Sastry DN and Whitmore KE, Vol. 28, Lesson 8, 2009

Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome. Angel JB and Erickson DR, Vol. 33, Lesson 8, 2014

Long-term Opioid Use for Urological Chronic Non-cancer Pain: Questions and Answers. Duggan S, Jaeger M and Nickel JC, Vol. 32, Lesson 30, 2013

The Management of Urologic Pain: Acute, Chronic, and Cancer. Long SP and Rafii A, Vol. XII, Lesson 9, 1993

Neurobiological Basis of Pelvic Pain. Schmidt RA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 17, 1995

Non-Opioid Adjuncts for the Management of Chronic Urological Pain (Non-Malignant Etiology). Thus JHL Meng Y and Lai HH, Vol. 38, Lesson 32, 2019

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Occupational Risks for the Practicing Urologist. Wohlgemuth SD and Wolf JS Jr, Vol. 23, Lesson 25, 2004

Office-Based Conscious Sedation. Usenko J and Malhotra V, Vol. 30, Lesson 30, 2011

Operative and Postoperative Pain Management for the Urologic Patient. Kindscher JD, Vol. XVI, Lesson 3, 1997

The Opioid Epidemic: Urology’s Role in Solving the Crisis. McGovern FJ, Lieberman GM, Xu R and Anderson TA, Vol. 37, Lesson 35, 2018

Painful Bladder Syndrome/Interstitial Cystitis. Zoltan E, Ferlise V and Hanno PM, Vol. 25, Lesson 9, 2006

Palliative and End-of-Life Care. Minter J and Ramchandran K, Vol. 37, Lesson 40, 2018

Pediatric Postoperative Pain Management. Wang PZT, Kain ZN and Khoury AE, Vol.35, Lesson 35, 2016

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy for Pelvic Pain and Voiding Dysfunction. Scott KM, Morita-Nagai P, Lemack GE and Sultan M, Vol. 37, Lesson 17, 2018

Perioperative Pain Management. Malhotra V, Bal R and Diwan S, Vol. 26, Lesson 34, 2007


Strategies of End-of-Life Care. Scarborough B and Lustbader D, Vol. 32, Lesson 16, 2013

Ten Commandments in the Management of Chronic Cancer Pain. Mount BM and Ajemian I, Vol. VI, Lesson 7, 1987

PATHOLOGY:Contemporary Gleason Score and its Impact on Clinical

Management. McKenney JK, Vol. 33, Lesson 31, 2014An Introduction to Newer Methods in Pathology for the

Study of Urologic Tumors. Ulbright TM, Vol. XVI, Lesson 22, 1997


Pearls and Pitfalls in Bladder Cancer Pathology. Skinner E and Kao C-S, Vol. 35, Lesson 26, 2016

Precursor Lesions in Urologic Pathology: Prostate, Bladder, and Kidney. Bostwick DG, Vol. XVII, Lesson 13, 1998

Precursors of Selected Cancers of the Genitourinary Tract. MacLennan GT and Cheng L, Vol. 31, Lesson 19, 2012


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Pathophysiology and Medical Management of Uric Acid Stones. Maalouf NM, Vol. 29, Lesson 21

Ureteral Physiology: Implications in Urological Practice. Waterman BJ, Jerde T and Nakada SY, Vol. 25, Lesson 17, 2006

PHYTOTHERAPY:Phytotherapeutic Agents for the Treatment of Benign

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PRACTICE GUIDELINE:2018 AUA Erectile Dysfunction Guidelines. Walker KA

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A Critical Appraisal of the AUA Urodynamics Guidelines. Gomelsky A, Khaled D and Krlin R, Vol. 36, Lesson 12, 2017

Evaluation of Asymptomatic Microscopic Hematuria. Barocas DA and Davis R, Vol. 33, Lesson 24, 2014


Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome. Angel JB and Erickson DR, Vol. 33, Lesson 8, 2014


A Review of the AUA 2013 Guideline on Prostate Cancer Detection and New Detection Approaches. Ross AE and Carter HB, Vol. 33, Lesson 26, 2014

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT:The Electronic Medical Record: Promises, Reality and

Opportunities for Transformation into a Useful Tool. McGuire MS, Vol. 37, Lesson 36, 2018

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Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome: A Decade of Change. Nickel JC, Vol. 25, Lesson 34, 2006

Contemporary Management of Advanced Prostate Cancer. Albiges L, Sweeney C and Kibel AS, Vol. 34, Lesson 29, 2015

Management of Spontaneous Prostate Related Bleeding. Borth CS and Nickel JC, Vol. 25, Lesson 1, 2006


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Prostatic Ultrasound for the Practicing Urologist. Boyce WH, Vol. V, Lesson 40, 1986

Prostatitis. Britton JJ and Carson CC, Vol. XVII, Lesson 20, 1998

Prostatitis and Prostatodynia. Schaeffer AJ, Vol. II, Lesson 30, 1983

Prostatitis Syndromes. Lim DJ and Schaeffer AJ, Vol. XII, Lesson 1, 1993


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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Frederick LR, Wei JT and McVary KT, Vol. 32, Lesson 21, 2013

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Estrogens and the Stromal Component. Oesterling JE and Lewis RW, Vol. XI, Lesson 23, 1992

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Markers for Disease Progression. Jaffe WI and Kaplan SA, Vol. 26, Lesson 31, 2007

Botulinum Toxin: Clinical Uses in Urology. Smith CP and Chancellor MB, Vol. 27, Lesson 15, 2008

BPH Patient Care Policies/Guidelines. Mebust WK, Vol. XII, Lesson 29, 1993

Defining Bladder Outlet Obstruction in Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Licht MR and Barrett DM, Vol. XV, Lesson 2, 1996

Epidemiology and Natural History of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Barry MJ, Vol. XII, Lesson 2, 1993

Epidemiology of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Barry MJ, Vol. XVI, Lesson 35, 1997

Evaluation and Management of Persistent Voiding Dysfunction after Surgical Treatment of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms/Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Simma-

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Functional Outcomes and Complications following Transurethral Procedures for Benign Prostate Obstruction. Cornu JN, Vol. 34, Lesson 32, 2015

Initial Evaluation and Management of Acute Urinary Retention. Dobberfuhl AD and Comiter CV, Vol. 35, Lesson 10, 2016

Laser Prostatectomy. Stein BS, Vol. XV, Lesson 6, 1996Laser Therapy for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Issa MM,

Vol. XXII, Lesson 12, 2003LUTS in the Patient with Parkinson Disease: Diagnosis and

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Medical Treatment for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia/Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms: A Critical Review Focusing on Men’s Sexual Health. Bell JR and Laborde E, Vol. 33, Lesson 27, 2014

Minimally Invasive Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Laser. Elzayat EA and Elhilali MM, Vol. 26, Lesson 27, 2007

The Natural History of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Lawson KR, Vol. V, Lesson 19, 1996

New Pharmacological Approaches to Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms Attributed to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Sheth S, Lee R, Ng C, Melamed S, Chung D, Kaplan SA and Te AE, Vol. 29, Lesson 37, 2010

New Uses of Energy for the Treatment of BPH. Perlmutter AP, Vol. XVI, Lesson 32, 1997

Outcomes Research and BPH, New Concepts for Deciding Therapy. Holtgrewe HL, Vol. X, Lesson 20, 1991

Outlet Obstruction-Induced Bladder Dysfunction. Lemack GE, Zimmern PE and McConnell JD, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 10, 1999

Pharmacologic Management of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Vaughan ED, Kane M and Fields D, Vol. X, Lesson 33, 1991

Photoselective Vaporization of the Prostate: KTP Laser Therapy of Obstructive Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Malek RS and Nahen K, Vol. 23, Lesson 20, 2004

Phytotherapeutic Agents for the Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Santillo VM and Lowe FC, Vol. 25, Lesson 10, 2006

Postoperative Contracture of the Vesical Neck. Greene LF, Vol. II, Lesson 32, 1983

Prostatic Gizmos and Treatments for BPH: Past, Present

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A Review of Transurethral Microwave Thermotherapy. Lee R, Saini R, Kaplan SA and Te AE, Vol. 26, Lesson 28, 2007

A Review of TURP Complications and the AUA National Cooperative Study. Mebust WK, Vol. VIII, Lesson 24, 1989

Role of Prostatectomy in the Management of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Madsen EA and Bruskewitz RC, Vol. XV, Lesson 5, 1996

The Role of Testosterone Replacement Therapy in Contemporary Urological Practice. Hsiao W, Tenover JL and Ritenour CWM, Vol. 27, Lesson 40, 2008

Stents in the Lower Urinary Tract. Williams G, Vol. XII, Lesson 4, 1993

Suprapubic and Retropubic Prostatectomy. Nanninga JB, Vol. III, Lesson 8, 1984

Surgical Alternatives to TURP in the Management of BPH. Kapoor DA and Reddy PK, Vol. XII, Lesson 3, 1993


Transurethral Microwave Thermotherapy: An Update on Technology and Clinical Outcomes. Simopoulos DN and Blute ML, Vol. XX, Lesson 8, 2001

Transurethral Prostatectomy. Mebust WK, Vol. XIII, Lesson 18, 1994

Transurethral Prostatectomy: An Update. Nudell DM and Cattolica EX, Vol. XIX, Lesson 5, 2000

The Transurethral Resection (TUR) Syndromes. Sacks SA, Vol. IV, Lesson 40, 1985

Tricks of the Trade in TUR of the Prostate. Claman M, Vol. IV, Lesson 14, 1981

PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS:5a-Reductase Inhibitors: Their Contemporary Uses and

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Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Pinthus JH, Hajek D and Trachtenberg J, Vol. 25, Lesson

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Appropriate Use of Androgen Deprivation for the Management of Prostate Cancer. Wilson SS and Glode LM, Vol. 30, Lesson 11, 2011

An Assessment of New Techniques and New Applications of Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Nguyen PL, D’Amico AV and Hoffman KE, Vol. 29, Lesson 31, 2010

Brachytherapy or External Beam Therapy—A Guide to Patient Selection. D’Amico AV, Whittington R, Malkowicz SB, Schultz D, Tomaszewski JE, Renshaw AA and Wein AJ, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 30, 1999

Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer: An Evidenced-Based Approach. Ritch CR and Cookson MS, Vol. 33, Lesson 21, 2014

Chemoprevention of Prostate Cancer. Part I: Chemoprevention Overview, Preventive Strategies and Agents, and Ongoing Phase 3 Clinical Trials. Thompson IM, Brand TC, Goodman P and Tangen C, Vol. 26, Lesson 20, 2007

Chemoprevention of Prostate Cancer with Finasteride. Thompson IM, Vol. 28, Lesson 28, 2009

Chemotherapy for Androgen Independent Prostate Cancer. Hellerstedt BA and Pienta KJ, Vol. XXII, Lesson 3, 2003

Clinical Stage C Carcinoma of the Prostate. Thompson IM, Vol. XII, Lesson 11, 1993

Clinical Stage T1c Prostate Cancer. Cookson MS and Fair WA, Vol. XVI, Lesson 14, 1997

Clinically Useful Serum Markers for Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate Part I. Prostatic Acid Phosphatase. Oesterling JE, Bilhartz DL and Tindall DJ, Vol. X, Lesson 17, 1991

Clinically Useful Serum Markers for Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate Part II. Prostate Specific Antigen. Oesterling JE, Bilhartz DL and Tindall DJ, Vol. X, Lesson 18, 1991

Combined Androgen Blockade (CAB) for the Treatment of Patients With Metastatic Prostatic Cancer: Summary of 15 Years of Clinical Research. Laufer M, Carducci MA, Blumenstein BA and Eisenberger M, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 29, 1999

Combined Modality Staging for Predicting PSA Outcome Following Radical Prostatectomy for Clinically Localized Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate. D’Amico AV and Richie JP, Vol. XXI, Lesson 2, 2002

Common Complications of Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Castle EP, Langenstroer P and Thrasher JB, Vol. XXII, Lesson 14, 2003

Comparative Effectiveness Research—What is it and What Does it Mean for Urology? Cooperberg MR, Vol. 31, Lesson 24, 2012

Comparative Effectiveness Research—What is it and What

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Comparison of Radical Perineal Prostatectomy to Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy for Localized Prostate Cancer. Thrasher JB, Robinson JJ and Lance R, Vol. XX, Lesson 2, 2001



Complications of Permanent Interstitial Brachytherapy for Carcinoma of the Prostate. Miller DC, Sandler H and Wei JT, Vol. 23, Lesson 2, 2004

Complications of Radical Prostatectomy. Davis JW, Schellhammer PF, McCammon KA and Jordan GH, Vol. 25, Lesson 16, 2006

Complications of Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy. Keetch DW, Andriole GL and Catalona WJ, Vol. XIII, Lesson 6, 1994

Contemporary Gleason Score and its Impact on Clinical Management. McKenney JK, Vol. 33, Lesson 31, 2014

Contemporary Prostate Imaging and Applications for Diagnosis and Staging of Prostate Cancer. Sonn GA and Reiter RE, Vol. 33, Lesson 23, 2014

Cost-Effectiveness of Treatments for Prostate Cancer. Haddad AQ and Lotan Y, Vol. 33, Lesson 20, 2014

Cost Efficient Management of the Patient with Localized Prostate Cancer. Smith JA and Koch MO, Vol. XVI, Lesson 16, 1997

A Critical Assessment of the Role of Chemotherapy for Endocrine Resistant Prostatic Carcinoma. Eisenberger MA, Bererdjian L and Kalash S, Vol. VII, Lesson 28, 1988

Current Status of Cryosurgery for Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer. Koppie TM, Shinohara K, Grossfeld GD and Carroll PR, Vol. XIX, Lesson 18, 2000

Current Status of Cryosurgery in the Treatment of Prostate Cancer. Horger DC and Clarke HS, Vol. 24, Lesson 19, 2004

Definitions and Management of Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer. Weiner AB, Schaeffer EM and Tosoian JJ, Vol. 37, Lesson 30, 2018

Detecting Early Prostate Cancer: 1993. Cupp MR and Oesterling JE, Vol. XII, Lesson 33, 1993

The Diagnosis, Prevention, and Treatment of Margin Positive

Disease after Radical Prostatectomy for Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate. Stovsky MD and Resnick MI, Vol. XVI, Lesson 8, 1997

Discovery and Validation of Molecular Markers of Prostate Cancer. Vickers AJ and Savage C, Vol. 29, Lesson 29, 2010

The Emerging Role of Image Targeting in Contemporary Prostate Biopsy. Davenport M and Sonn G, Vol. 35, Lesson 13, 2016

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Establishment of a Quality Assurance Framework for Introduction of Prostate Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Fusion Biopsy Programs. DiBianco JM, Turkbey B and George AK, Vol. 38, Lesson 7, 2019

Ethical Issues in Genetic Testing for Prostate Cancer. Peterson LM, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 24, 1999

Evaluation and Management of Intrinsic Sphincter Deficiency after Radical Prostatectomy. Flynn BJ, Peterson AC and Webster GW, Vol. 26, Lesson 15, 2007

Evaluation and Management of Posterior Urethral Stenosis after Prostate Cancer Therapy. Nikolavsky D, Terlecki RP, Koslov DS, Avallone M and Flynn BJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 2, 2019

Evaluation and Management of Posterior Urethral Stenosis after Prostate Cancer Therapy. Erratum. Nikolavsky D, Terlecki RP, Koslov DS, Avallone M and Flynn BJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 2, 2019

The Evaluation and Treatment of Biochemical Failure Following Radical Prostatectomy. Ferrigni RG and Schild SE, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 31, 1999

Evaluation and Treatment of Post-Prostatectomy Incontinence. Bauer RM and Roosen A, Vol. 31, Lesson 39, 2012

Evidence Based Approach to Combining Androgen Suppression and Radiation Therapy for Men With Locally Advanced or Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer. D’Amico AV, Vol. 24, Lesson 22, 2005

Evolving Immunotherapeutic Strategies for the Treatment of Prostate and Renal Carcinomas. Dahm P and Vieweg J, Vol. 23, Lesson 4, 2004

External Radiation Therapy for Carcinoma of the Prostate. Hafermann MD and Gibbons RP, Vol. V, Lesson 25, 1986

Familial and Genetic Aspects of Prostate Cancer. Klein EA, Vol. XXII, Lesson 20, 2003

Federal Quality Reporting. Kapoor DA, Vol. 37, Lesson 33, 2018

Follow-up of Genitourinary Malignancies for the Office Urologist: A Practical Approach. Part I: Prostate and Bladder Cancers. Theodorescu D, Rabbani R and Donat SM, Vol. 23, Lesson 37, 2004


High Grade Prostatic Intraepithelial Neoplasia and Other Atypical Lesions of the Prostate. Zynger DL and Yang XJ, Vol. 27, Lesson 35, 2008

High Grade Prostatic Intraepithelial Neoplasia: Natural History and Management. Paner GP, Vol. 34, Lesson 35, 2015

High Intensity Focused Ultrasound for Prostate Cancer. Koch MO, Vol. 27, Lesson 8, 2008

Hormonal Management of Stage D Carcinoma of the Prostate. Trachtenburg J, Vol. IX, Lesson 30, 1990

How has Stage Migration Affected our Concept of the Natural History of Untreated Prostate Cancer? Thompson IM, Vol. XVII, Lesson 25, 1998

How to Perform Active Surveillance for Localized Prostate

Cancer. Auffenberg GB, Miller DC and Cher ML, Vol. 37, Lesson 32, 2018

The Impact of Treatment, Including Radiation, on Radical Prostatectomy. Carver BS and Eastham JA, Vol. 24, Lesson 16, 2005

Image Guided Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer. Trifiletti DM, Showalter TN and Fairchild A, Vol. 35, Lesson 15, 2016

Implications of Breast Cancer Susceptibility Gene Assessment for Prostate Cancer. Cole A and Morgan TM, Vol. 38, Lesson 29, 2019

Incidence and Treatment: Local Failure After Definitive Treatment of Carcinoma of the Prostate. Schellhammer PE and El-Mahdi AM, Vol. XI, Lesson 4, 1992

Indications for Total Prostatectomy. Catalona WJ and Kelley DR, Vol. III, Lesson 2, 1984

Interpretation and Evaluation of the Pathologic Grade, Stage, and Margins of Resection in Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate. Epstein JI and Eggleston JC, Vol. V, Lesson 18, 1986

Laparoscopic Surgery for Prostate Cancer. Meaney AM and Gill IS, Vol. 24, Lesson 15, 2004

Long-term Complications of Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Prostate Cancer and How to Manage Them. Nahar B, Barboza MP, Prakash NS, Venkatramani V and Punnen S, Vol. 36, Lesson 32, 2017


Management Decisions in the Patient With an Elevated PSA. Ellis WJ and Brawer MK, Vol. XII Lesson 34, 1993

Management of the Acute and Chronic Urinary Complications of Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Cameron AKP and Latini JM, Vol. 27, Lesson 32, 2008

Management of Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer. Joyce DD, Luckenbaugh AN and Resnick MJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 26, 2019

Management of Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer. Ryan CJ, Vol. 26, Lesson 38, 2007

Management of Clinical T3 Prostate Cancer. Iocca AJ and Zincke H, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 32, 1999

Management of Locally Advanced Prostate Cancer. Klein EA, Kupelian P, Mahadevan A and Dreicer R, Vol. 23, Lesson 32, 2004

Management of Patients with a Persistently Elevated Prostate Specific Antigen Level and Negative Biopsy. Presti JC Jr, Vol. 31, Lesson 1, 2012


Management of Stage A1 Prostate Cancer. Rutila HE and Resnick MI, Vol. XII, Lesson 10, 1993

Management of Stage D1 Prostate Cancer. Austenfeld MS, Vol. X, Lesson 24, 1991

Managing Complications of Prostate Cancer. Thompson IM, Swanson DA, Lowe BA and Lillis PK, Vol. XIII, Lesson 8, 1994

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Managing Side Effects of Androgen Deprivation Therapy. Holzbeierlein JM and Thrasher JB, Vol. 24, Lesson 32, 2005

Multiparametric Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Prostate Cancer. Frye TP, Kilchevsky A, George Ak and Pinto PA, Vol. 35, Lesson 14, 2016

Natural Medicine for Early Prostate Cancer. Pridmore D, Green J and Korman H, Vol. 34, Lesson 4, 2015

Neoadjuvant Androgen Deprivation Therapy and Radical Prostatectomy for Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer. Cookson MS and Fair WR, Vol. XVI, Lesson 13, 1997

Nerve-Sparing Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy Patient Selection and Technique. Andriole GL, Vol. XII, Lesson 13, 1993

New Advances in Prostate Brachytherapy. Shinohara K and Yamasaki I, Vol. 28, Lesson 1, 2009

New Developments and Controversies in Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Advanced Prostate Carcinoma. Fleshner N and Trachtenberg J, Vol. XVI, Lesson 12, 1997

Novel Biomarkers for Prostate Cancer Detection and Risk Assessment. Ercole B and Parekh DJ, Vol 30, Lesson 10, 2011

Nutrition and Cancer of the Prostate. Bocchicchio T and Fair WR, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 38, 1999

Office Based Prostate Biopsy. Wheeler KM and Liss MA, Vol. 38, Lesson 14, 2019

Office-Based Prostate Biopsy: Strategies to Improve Patient Experience and Cancer Detection. Jones JS, Vol. 23, Lesson 9, 2004

Optimizing Initial Diagnostic Prostate Biopsy: Sample, Labeling and Processing. Bjurlin MA and Taneja SS, Vol. 33, Lesson 38, 2014

Outcome Assessment of External Beam Radiation Therapy for Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer. Garzotto M and Fair WR, Vol. XIX, Lesson 27, 2000

Pelvic Lymph Node Dissection for Prostate Cancer: Defining the Appropriate Limits of Dissection. Carver BS, Rabbani F and Herr HW, Vol. 24, Lesson 21, 2005

Penile Rehabilitation After Radical Prostatectomy. Blaya R and Mulhall JP, Vol. 27, Lesson 36, 2008

Photodynamic Therapy for Urologic Malignancy. Manyak MJ, Vol. XIV, Lesson 12, 1995

Practical Pelvic Anatomy Pertinent to Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy. Myers RP, Vol. XIII, Lesson 4, 1994

Predictive Models for Prostate Cancer. Sengupta S and Blute ML, Vol. 25, Lesson 35, 2006

Prognostic Factors in Androgen-Independent Prostatic Carcinoma. Paulson DF, Vol. II, Lesson 17, 1983

Prostate Biopsy: Contemporary Ultrasound Guided Biopsy Indications, Techniques and Future Directions. Hemani ML and Taneja SS, Vol. 28, Lesson 22, 2009

Prostate Brachytherapy—Technique, Radiophysical Considerations, and Biology Part I. Smalley SR and Noble MJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 33, 1992

Prostate Brachytherapy—Clinical Results, Complications, and Salvage Therapy Part II. Smalley SR and Noble MJ,

Vol. XI, Lesson 34, 1992Prostate Cancer and Combined Modality Staging: Defining

a Patient’s Risk for Extracapsular Extension and Seminal Vesicle Invasion. D’Amico AV, Vol. XVII, Lesson 26, 1998

Prostate Cancer Androgen Suppressive Therapy: A Resource Management Exercise. Mariani AJ, Vol. XX, Lesson 33, 2001

Prostate Cancer Early Detection using Serum Prostate Specific Antigen. Greene KL, Whitson JM and Carroll PR, Vol. 30, Lesson 9, 2011

Prostate Cancer Screening: From Prostate Specific Antigen to Novel Detection Strategies. Pathak P, O’Neil B, Martin C and Lowrance WT, Vol. 36, Lesson 26, 2017

Prostate Cancer Staging in the Newly Diagnosed Patient. Perrotti M and Fair WR, Vol. XVI, Lesson 30, 1997

Prostate Cryotherapy. Motola JA and Sharma N, Vol. 35, Lesson 2, 2016

Prostate Specific Antigen as a Predictor of Progression After Primary Curative Treatment for Prostate Cancer. Collins SM, Bardot S, Scroggins T, Barrett DM and Darson MF, Vol. XXII, Lesson 24, 2003

Prostate-Specific Antigen in Clinical Urologic Practice. Partin AW and Oesterling JE, Vol. XIV, Lesson 1, 1995

Prostate-Specific Antigen 1998: What We Have Learned and Where We Are Going Part I: Clinical Utility of PSA for the Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer. Polascik TJ, Oesterling JE and Partin AW, Vol. XVII, Lesson 27, 1998

Prostate-Specific Antigen 1998: What We Have Learned and Where We Are Going Part II: Detection, Staging, and Monitoring of Prostate Cancer. Polascik TJ, Oesterling JE and Partin AW, Vol. XVII, Lesson 28, 1998

Prostatic Carcinoma: Prognostic Importance of Static and Flow Cytometric Nuclear DNA Ploidy Measurements. Nativ O and Lieber ML, Vol. X, Lesson 23, 1991

Prostatic Carcinoma: Then and Now, Historical Perspective. Hodges CV and Catalona WJ, Vol. V, Lesson 17, 1986

Proton Therapy. McDonald MW and Johnstone PAS, Vol. 31, Lesson 2, 2012

The PSA Best Practices: Policy of the American Urological Association. Thompson I, Carroll P, Coley C, Sweat G, McLeod D, Schellhammer P, Wasson J, Zietman A and Schwartz C, Vol. XX, Lesson 9, 2001

PSA Recurrence after Definitive Treatment of Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer. Nasseri KK and Austenfeld MS, Vol. XVI, Lesson 11, 1997

Quality of Life Issues in Patients with Prostate Cancer. Penson DF and Litwin MS, Vol. XX, Lesson 3, 2001

Radiation Following Radical Prostatectomy. Campbell N, Huang JG and Goldenberg SL, Vol. 33, Lesson 30, 2014

Radiation Therapy for pT3 Prostate Cancer. Pugh TJ and Raben D, Vol. 30, Lesson 12, 2011

Radical Perineal Prostatectomy. Paulson DE, Vol. V, Lesson 38, 1986

Radical Perineal Prostatectomy: Definitive Treatment for Patients With Localized Prostate Cancer. Gibbons RP, Vol. XIII, Lesson 5, 1994

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Radical Perineal Prostatectomy: An Update. Frank I and Parra RO, Vol. XXI, Lesson 3, 2002

Radical Prostatectomy with Preservation of Sexual Function: Evolution of a Surgical Procedure. Walsh PC, Vol. V, Lesson 5, 1986

Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy: Bladder Neck Preservation. Donat SM and Fair WR, Vol. XV, Lesson 7, 1996

The Results of Watchful Waiting for Prostate Cancer. Alla ME and Carter HB, Vol. 24, Lesson 1, 2005

A Review of the AUA 2013 Guideline on Prostate Cancer Detection and New Detection Approaches. Ross AE and Carter HB, Vol. 33, Lesson 26, 2014

A Review of the Gleason Grading System for Prostatic Adenocarcinoma and its Clinical Application. Boudreaux DA, Novicki DE and Airhart RA, Vol. VI, Lesson 39, 1987

Robotic and Laparoscopic Prostatectomy: A Critical Review of Existing Data. Ficarra V, Novara G, Mottrie A and Artibani W, Vol. 29, Lesson 30, 2010

The Role for Salvage Surgery in Radio-Recurrent/Resistant Carcinoma of the Prostate. Lerner SE, Amling CL, Kaynan AM, Blute ML and Zincke H, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 8, 1999

The Role of Androgen Receptor Signaling in Metastatic Prostate Cancer. Carver BS, Vol. 32, Lesson 29, 2013

The Role of Free PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) and hK-2 (Human Kallikrein-2) in Prostate Cancer Detection. Han M and Partin AW, Vol. XX, Lesson 10, 2001


The Role of Intermittent Androgen Suppression in Prostate Cancer. Goldenberg SL, Gleave M and Bruchovsky N, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 3, 1999


Role of Osteoclast Inhibitors in Prostate Cancer Therapy. Alva AS, Vol. 31, Lesson 3, 2012

The Role of Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Therapy for Post-Prostatectomy Incontinence. Young DB, Omeis BN and Kraus SR, Vol. 31, Lesson 40, 2012


RT-PCR for Staging of Prostate Cancer: Facts and Limitations. Nemeth JA, Cher ML and Wood DP, Vol. XIX, Lesson 29, 2000

Salvage Therapy after Primary Non-Surgical Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Pisters LL and Ward JF, Vol. 33, Lesson 2, 2014

Screening for Carcinoma of the Prostate. Thompson IM, Vol. IX, Lesson 29, 1990

Screening for Prostate Cancer. Hudson MA, Vol. XV, Lesson 25, 1996

Screening for Prostate Cancer. Ornstein DK and Andriole

GL, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 1, 1999The Selection of Patients for Cross-Sectional Imaging

and Pelvic Lymphadenectomy Before Radical Prostatectomy. Wolf JS Jr and Andriole GL, Vol. XVI, Lesson 15, 1997

Sexual Health Care in Prostate Cancer Survivorship. Agochukwu NQ and Wittmann D, Vol. 38, Lesson 13, 2019

Stage A Prostate Cancer. Weissman RM, Vol. VI, Lesson 18, 1987


Surgical Margins in Patients with Carcinoma of the Prostate. Epstein JI, Vol. XIII, Lesson 7, 1994

Surgical Treatment of Post-Prostatectomy Incontinence. MacLachlan L and Mourtzinos A, Vol. 38, Lesson 4, 2019

Symptomatic Local Progression of Prostate Cancer: Management Options. Leibovici D and Pisters LL, Vol. 27, Lesson 34, 2008

Technical Refinements of Transrectal Ultrasound-Guided Needle Biopsy and Re-Biopsy of the Prostate. Cookson MS, Vol. XX, Lesson 11, 2001

The Technique of “Modern’’ Prostate Cryotherapy. Pisters LL and von Eschenbach AC, Vol. XV, Lesson 37, 1996

Techniques to Decrease Morbidity With Radical Prostatectomy. Smith JA Jr, Vol. XIX, Lesson 35, 2000

Testosterone Replacement in the Patient With Prostate Cancer. Ramasamy R and Schlegel PN, Vol. 29, Lesson 32, 2010

Testosterone Therapy. Khera M, Vol. 32, Lesson 35, 2013Therapeutic Options for Stage D1 Prostate Cancer. Steckel

J and deKernion JB, Vol. XIII, Lesson 21, 1994Tissue Based Gene Expression Testing for Prostate Cancer:

Indications and Impact. Leapman MS and Cooperberg MR, Vol. 35, Lesson 34, 2016

Transrectal Ultrasonic-Guided Prostate Biopsy. Wilson TM and Gburek BM, Vol. XV, Lesson 27, 1996

The Treatment of Hormone Refractory Prostate Cancer. Olson KB and Pienta KJ, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 4, 1999

Treatment of Metastatic Prostate Cancer: How Urologists Should Sequence Available Agents. Mostaghel EA and Lin DW, Vol. 31, Lesson 4, 2012


Tumor Markers in the Management of Urological Neoplasms. Lightner DJ and Lange PH, Vol. VI, Lesson 36, 1987

Understanding and Avoiding Positive Margins in Prostate Cancer. Steele GS and Richie JP, Vol. XX, Lesson 1, 2001

Unusual Prostate Cancers. Warden SS and Schellhammer PE, Vol. VII, Lesson 18, 1988

PULMONARY EMBOLISM:Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism:

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Prophylaxis and Therapy. McDougal WS, Vol. VII, Lesson 22, 1989

Deep Venous Thrombosis in Urological Surgery: Diagnosis and Treatment. Kaelin LD, Flynn TC and Walker RD, Vol. XIII, Lesson 28, 1994

Management of Renal Cell Carcinoma with Vena Caval/Atrial Extension. Linder BJ, Boorjian SA and Blute ML, Vol. 32, Lesson 8, 2013

Prevention of Pulmonary Embolism in Patients Undergoing Urological Surgery. Goldhaber SZ, Vol. 23, Lesson 17, 2004



Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis in Urological Surgery. Kukreja JB, Vol. 38, Lesson 35, 2019

QUALITY OF LIFE:2018 AUA Erectile Dysfunction Guidelines. Walker KA

and Shindel AW, Vol. 38, Lesson 27, 2019Assessing and Improving the Quality of Urological Care.

Izard J and Gore JL, Vol. 32, Lesson 20, 2013Assessment of Quality of Life. Bergman J and Litwin MS,

Vol. 30, Lesson 20, 2011Cancer Survivorship. Skolarus TA and Wittmann D, Vol. 31,

Lesson 8, 2012Comparative Effectiveness Research—What is it and What

Does it Mean for Urology? Cooperberg MR, Vol. 31, Lesson 24, 2012

Comparative Effectiveness Research—What is it and What Does it Mean for Urology? Erratum. Cooperberg MR, Vol. 31, Lesson 24, 2012

Continent Urinary Diversion: Technique and Quality of Life Outcomes. Gilbert SM and Montgomery JS, Vol. 32, Lesson 33, 2013

RADIOLOGY: See Imaging Techniques

RADIOTHERAPY:An Assessment of New Techniques and New Applications

of Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Nguyen PL, D’Amico AV and Hoffman KE, Vol. 29, Lesson 31, 2010

Approaching the Patient with Biochemical Recurrence after Primary Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Ryan S, Cotta BH and Parsons JK, Vol. 38, Lesson 25, 2019

Brachytherapy or External Beam Therapy—A Guide to Patient Selection. D’Amico AV, Whittington R, Malkowicz SB, Schultz D, Tomaszewski JE, Renshaw AA and Wein AJ, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 30, 1999

Complications after Pelvic Irradiation of Urologic and Gynecologic Malignancy. Jordan GH, Schellhammer PE and El-Mahdi AM, Vol. VI, Lesson 23, 1987

Contemporary Management of Penile Carcinoma. Part I: Overview of Epidemiology, Diagnosis, Staging and Management of the Primary Tumor. Pettaway CA and

Davis JW, Vol. 31, Lesson 15, 2012Cost-Effectiveness of Treatments for Prostate Cancer.

Haddad AQ and Lotan Y, Vol. 33, Lesson 20, 2014Definitions and Management of Oligometastatic Prostate

Cancer. Weiner AB, Schaeffer EM and Tosoian JJ, Vol. 37, Lesson 30, 2018

Evidence Based Approach to Combining Androgen Suppression and Radiation Therapy for Men With Locally Advanced or Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer. D’Amico AV, Vol. 24, Lesson 22, 2005

External Radiation Therapy for Carcinoma of the Prostate. Hafermann MD and Gibbons RP, Vol. V, Lesson 25, 1986


The Impact of Treatment, Including Radiation, on Radical Prostatectomy. Carver BS and Eastham JA, Vol. 24, Lesson 16, 2005


Management of Acute and Chronic Complications of Radiation Therapy for Pelvic Malignancy: An Overview. Ajay D, Tang C, Chapin B and Westney OL, Vol. 38, Lesson 18, 2019

Management of the Acute and Chronic Urinary Complications of Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Cameron AKP and Latini JM, Vol. 27, Lesson 32, 2008

Management of Complications of Radiation Therapy. McDonald M, Vol. I, Lesson 8, 1982

New Advances in Prostate Brachytherapy. Shinohara K and Yamasaki I, Vol. 28, Lesson 1, 2009



Penile Squamous Carcinoma. Part II: Contemporary Management of the Inguinal Region. Pettaway CA and Paglilaro L, Vol. 31, Lesson 16, 2012

Prostate Brachytherapy—Technique, Radiophysical Considerations, and Biology Part I. Smalley SR and Noble MJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 33, 1992

Prostate Brachytherapy—Clinical Results, Complications, and Salvage Therapy Part II. Smalley SR and Noble MJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 34, 1992

Proton Therapy. McDonald MW and Johnstone PAS, Vol. 31, Lesson 2, 2012

Radiation Following Radical Prostatectomy. Campbell N, Huang JG and Goldenberg SL, Vol. 33, Lesson 30, 2014

Radiation Injuries of the Urinary Tract: Etiology, Incidence, and Management. Stack RS, Swierzewski M, Schellhammer PE and Kuban DA, Vol. XIX, Lesson 7, 2000

Radiation Safety in Urology. Andonian S and Atalla MA, Vol. 28, Lesson 26, 2009

Reconstructive Surgery in Females with Pelvic Malignancy

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and Radiation Injury. Wammack R and Hohenfellner R, Vol. XIX, Lesson 28, 2000



REGENERATIVE MEDICINE:Stem Cell Research: Implications for Urology. Hwang K,

Lewis S and Lamb DJ, Vol. 29, Lesson 8, 2010

RENAL VASCULATURE:Atherosclerotic Renal Artery Disease: A Correctable

Cause of Renal Failure. Novick AC, Vol. VI, Lesson 29, 1987

Ischemic Nephropathy: Implications for the Urologist. Fergany AF and Novick AC, Vol. XX, Lesson 19, 2001


Unusual Renal Vascular Lesions. Novick AC, Vol. II, Lesson 40, 1983

RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS: See Ureter

SCROTUM: See Testicular and Scrotal Neoplasms/Testis and Scrotum

SEXUAL BEHAVIOR:2018 AUA Erectile Dysfunction Guidelines. Walker KA

and Shindel AW, Vol. 38, Lesson 27, 2019Delayed Ejaculation: A Condition Whose Time has Come.

Köhler TS and Butcher MJ, Vol. 34, Lesson 17, 2015Female Sexual Dysfunction for the Urologist. Costabile

RA, Vol. 26, Lesson 21, 2007Female Sexual Dysfunction: New Perspectives on Anatomy,

Physiology, Evaluation, and Treatment. Berman JR, Berman LA, Lin H, Marley C and Goldstein I, Vol. XIX, Lesson 34, 2000


Male Sexual Dysfunction: Validated Instruments. Barrisford GW and O’Leary MP, Vol. 26, Lesson 22, 2007

Management of Female Sexual Dysfunction. Smith RP and Costabile RA, Vol. 34, Lesson 39, 2015

Medical Treatment for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia/Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms: A Critical Review Focusing on Men’s Sexual Health. Bell JR and Laborde E, Vol. 33, Lesson 27, 2014

Premature Ejaculation. Bejma JP and Hellstrom WJG, Vol. 26, Lesson 37, 2007

Sexual Health Care in Prostate Cancer Survivorship. Agochukwu NQ and Wittmann D, Vol. 38, Lesson 13, 2019

Urologic Aspects of Athletic Activity. Wendel EF, Vol. III, Lesson 12, 1984

SOCIAL MEDIA:The Role of Social Media in Urology. Filson CP, Davies BJ

and Eggener SE, Vol. 35, Lesson 1, 2016

SPINAL CORD INJURIES:Acute and Chronic Urological Management of Spinal

Cord Injury. Mohapatra A and Chermansky CJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 33, 2019

Current Urological Management of Spina Bifida. Joseph DB, Vol. 34, Lesson 27, 2015

Urological Care of Neurologically Impaired Patient in the Outpatient Setting. DeFade BP, Kennelly M and Deem S, Vol. 30, Lesson 4, 2011

SPORTS:Urologic Aspects of Athletic Activity. Wendel EF, Vol. III,

Lesson 12, 1984Urological Disorders and Sports Participation. Wan J and

Casanova NF, Vol. 30, Lesson 14, 2011

STATISTICS:Introductory Statistics in Urology Research. Odem-Davis

K nd Wolff EM, Vol. 35, Lesson 5, 2016Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics: A Clinician’s Primer. Miller

E and Penson DF, Vol. 28, Lesson 33, 2009A Practical Review of Statistical Analysis. Gup DI, Province

MA and Lepor H, Vol. IX, Lesson 24, 1990

STEM CELLS:Stem Cell Research: Implications for Urology. Hwang K,

Lewis S and Lamb DJ, Vol. 29, Lesson 8, 2010

STENTS:Complications of Ureteral Stents. Stanley DM and

Marcovich R, Vol. 30, Lesson 6, 2011Stents and Catheters—What’s New? Tennyson L, Kafka I

and Averch TD, Vol. 34, Lesson 26, 2015

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS:Laparoscopic Access: One Goal, Many Choices. Matsumoto

ED and Cadeddu JA, Vol. 25, Lesson 5, 2006

SURGICAL PROCEDURES, OPERATIVE: See Specific Organs

Adult Outpatient Penile and Scrotal Surgery. Brendler CB, Vol. XIII, Lesson 25, 1989

Advances in Abdominal Wall Hernioplasty Part I. Choi BB, Vaughan ED and Wantz GE, Vol. XVII, Lesson 15, 1998

Advances in Abdominal Wall Hernioplasty Part II. Choi BB, Vaughan ED and Wantz GE, Vol. XVII, Lesson 16, 1998

Advances in Needle Invasive and Noninvasive Tissue Ablation. Nakada SY and Johnson DB, Vol. X, Lesson 7, 2001

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Advances in Operating Room Technology: Design and Robotics. Link RE, Baldwin DD, Kavoussi LR and McDougall E, Vol. XXI, Lesson 36, 2002

Ambulatory (Outpatient) Anesthesia. Berger JJ, Lopalo S and Kirby RR, Vol. VI, Lesson 33, 1987

Anesthesia and the Renal and Genitourinary Systems. Malhotra V, Vol. XIV, Lesson 30, 1995

Anticoagulation and Antiplatelet Therapy for the Urology Surgical Patient. Culkin DJ, Exaire EJ and Lightner DJ, Vol. 33, Lesson 33, 2014

Augmentation Cystoplasty. Welk BK and Hershorn S, Vol. 31, Lesson 20, 2012

Autotransfusion and Blood Conservation in Urology. Klimberg IW, Vol. IX, Lesson 16, 1990


The Basic Principles of Image Guided Surgery. George AK, Turkbey B, Pinto PA and Rastinehad AR, Vol. 31, Lesson 13, 2012


Blood Volume Management in Urologic Surgery. Ulchaker JC and Potter PS, Vol. XIX, Lesson 39, 2000

Bowel Closure Techniques: Small Bowel Part I. Hinman F, Vol. IX, Lesson 35, 1990

Bowel Closure Techniques: Large Bowel Part II. Hinman F, Vol. IX, Lesson 36, 1990

Bowel Preps. Plawker MW, Golub RW, Horowitz M, Glassberg KI and Macchia RJ, Vol. XV, Lesson 26, 1996

Colpocystourethropexy. Tanagho EA, Vol. XII, Lesson 27, 1993

Complications Associated With Female Incontinence Surgery. Kreder KJ, Vol. XII, Lesson 28, 1993


Complications of Major Urological Open and Laparoscopic Surgery. Brantly E, Svatek R and Basler JW, Vol. 30, Lesson 18, 2011

Complications of Percutaneous Renal Surgery. Andonian S, Okeke Z and Smith AD, Vol. 27, Lesson 26, 2008

Complications of Radical Prostatectomy. Davis JW, Schellhammer PF, McCammon KA and Jordan GH, Vol. 25, Lesson 16, 2006

Complications of Renal Surgery. Duckett T and Smith RB, Vol. XI, Lesson 14, 1992

Complications of Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection. Richie JP, Vol. XII, Lesson 16, 1993

Complications of Surgical Positioning. Chuang K-w, Zaretz WD and Gordon S, Vol. 30, Lesson 17, 2011


Complications of Urologic Pelvic Cancer Surgery. Montie JR, Vol. VIII, Lesson 26, 1989


Contemporary Surgical Approaches to the Adrenal Gland. Du K and Bishoff JT, Vol. 35, Lesson 32, 2016

Continence Mechanisms in Urinary Reconstruction. Austin PF and Lockhart JL, Vol. XVII, Lesson 29, 1998

Cost Effective Ambulatory Procedures in Urology. Kaufman JJ, Vol. III, Lesson 11, 1984


Digital Cameras and Documentation in Urologic Practice. Auge BK and Preminger GM, Vol. XXI, Lesson 6, 2002


Enhanced Recovery after Surgery: Principles and Applications to Urological Surgery. Arora NK, Jones SL and Riggs SB, Vol. 36, Lesson 36, 2017


Evidence-Based Comparison of Nephron-Sparing Treatment Options for Renal Cell Carcinoma. Rabets JC and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 28, 2006

Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery. Evans S and Kennelly M, Vol. 37, Lesson 38, 2018

Genitourinary Complications of Inguinal Hernia Repair. Shin D and Honig SC, Vol. 28, Lesson 23, 2009

Graft Materials in Prolapse Surgery. Togami JM, Krlin RM and Winters JC, Vol. 27, Lesson 31, 2008

How to Get Your Sick Patient Through Major Urologic Surgery. Brown DL, Vol. IV, Lesson 18, 1985



Integrating Surgical and Systemic Therapies in the Management of Metastatic and High Risk Non-Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma. Bhindi B, Boorjian SA and Costello BA, Vol. 38, Lesson 19, 2019

The Integration of SurgeryIntestinal Stapling Procedures: Part I. Pritchett TR and

Cassis AN, Vol. XIII, Lesson 39, 1994Intestinal Stapling Procedures: Part II. Pritchett TR and

Cassis AN, Vol. XIII, Lesson 40, 1994Intraoperative Urologic Complications of Abdominal

Surgery. Kay R and Straffon RA, Vol. VI, Lesson 16, 1987

Laparoscopic Access: One Goal, Many Choices. Matsumoto ED and Cadeddu JA, Vol. 25, Lesson 5, 2006

Laparoscopic, Robotic Assisted and Laparoendoscopic Single Site Partial Nephrectomy. Schwartz MJ, Richstone L and Kavoussi LR, Vol. 29, Lesson 36, 2010

Late Effects of Treatment for Cancer in Children and Adolescents. Green DM, Spunt SL and Jones DP, Vol.

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29, Lesson 28, 2010Long-Term Complications of Treatment for Advanced

Germ Cell Tumors. Gilligan T and George D, Vol. 25, Lesson 36, 2006

Lymphadenectomy in Urologic Cancers Part I. Donohue JP, Vol. III, Lesson 38, 1984

Lymphadenectomy in Urologic Cancers Part II. Donohue JP, Vol. III, Lesson 39, 1984

Management of Gangrenous Conditions with Urological Involvement: Fournier’s Gangrene and Calciphylaxis. Rasper AM and Terlecki RP, Vol. 36, Lesson 25, 2017

Management of Hernias for the Urologic Surgeon. Davis BE and Mebust WK, Vol. XI, Lesson 25, 1992

Management of Nonurologic Intraoperative Complications. McDougal WS, Vol. VI, Lesson 40, 1987

Management of the Surgical Wound: Opening, Closing and Complications. Dugi DD III, Thakar JH and Morey AF, Vol. 29, Lesson 19, 2010

Microsurgery for the Urologist. Belker AM, Vol. III, Lesson 1, 1994

Nerve-Sparing Procedures in Urologic Cancer Surgery—An Overview. Hatchei RA and Oesterling JE, Vol. XII, Lesson 12, 1993

Minimally Invasive Management of Middle, Upper, Ureteroenteric and Posttransplant Ureteral Strictures. Corcoran AT and Ost MC, Vol. 28, Lesson 40, 2009

Minimally Invasive Treatment of Distal Ureteral Strictures. Rais-Bahrami S, McCabe JE and Kavoussi LR, Vol. 28, Lesson 15, 2009

Native Tissue Repairs for the Surgical Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse. Redger K, Kim J and Kobashi K, Vol. 36, Lesson 10, 2017

Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery: Potential Applications in Urology. Messer J, Raman JD, Tracy CR and Cadeddu JA, Vol. 28, Lesson 17, 2009

Nerve-Sparing Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy Patient Selection and Technique. Andriole GL, Vol. XII, Lesson 13, 1993

Nerve-Sparing RPLND. Foster RS and Donohue JP, Vol. XII, Lesson 15, 1993

New Surgical Approaches for the Treatment of Stress Incontinence in Men. Singla AK, Vol. 28, Lesson 30, 2009


Obese Patients and the Problems They Present to Urologists. Derksen JE and Carson CC, Vol. XXI, Lesson 12, 2002


Outpatient Pediatric Urologic Surgery. Caldamone AA, Vol. III, Lesson 24, 1984

Outpatient Scrotal Surgery: Management of Benign Scrotal Diseases. Kruska JD and Culkin DJ, Vol. 24, Lesson 11, 2005

Pearls and Perils of Patient Positioning. Shaffer BS, Vol. XIV, Lesson 22, 1995

Pelvic Lymph Node Dissection for Prostate Cancer:

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Penile Elongation and Girth Enhancement. Alter GJ and Jordan GH, Vol. 26, Lesson 23, 2007

Penis Enhancement. Alter GJ, Vol. XV, Lesson 12, 1996Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: Technical Update. Beiko

D and Tailly T, Vol. 35, Lesson 37, 2016Perioperative Management of Cardiac Issues in the Patient

Undergoing Genitourinary Surgery. Vinik R and Yarbrough P, Vol 29, Lesson 1, 2010

Plastic Surgery for the Urologist: Tissue Transfer, Wound Healing, and Tissue Handling. Jordan GH, Vol. XXI, Lesson 13, 2002

Posterior Approach for Operations on the Kidney and Upper Ureter. Noble MJ and Mebust WK, Vol. VI, Lesson 31, 1987

Preservation Surgery for Carcinoma of the Upper Urinary Tract. Montie JE, Vol. I, Lesson 4, 1982

Primary Realignment of the Traumatic Urethral Distraction. Krambeck AE and Elliott DS, Vol. 24, Lesson 30, 2005

Prostate Sparing Approaches for Radical Cystectomy: Functional and Oncological Outcomes. Lake A and Weizer AZ, Vol. 28, Lesson 21, 2009

Prosthetics and Abdominal Wall Reconstruction: Options and Outcomes. Canopy E, Reid A, Alanee S and Melliner J, Vol. 35, Lesson 31, 2016

Pubectomy in Urologic Surgery. Middleton RG, Vol. V, Lesson 37, 1986

Pubovaginal Sling. Blaivas JG, Vol. XI, Lesson 36, 1992Radical Cystectomy in the Female. Marshall FF, Vol. XVII,

Lesson 1, 1998Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy: Bladder Neck

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Reconstructive Surgery in Females With Pelvic Malignancy and Radiation Injury. Wammack R and Hohenfellner R, Vol. XIX, Lesson 28, 2000

Reducing Wound Complications in Urological Patients. Harris J, Palvolgyi R, Wang D and Dall’Era M, Vol. 38, Lesson 9, 2019

Renal Autotransplantation and Extracorporeal Surgery. Banowsky LH, Vol. II, Lesson 1, 1983

Robotic Partial Nephrectomy. Tanagho YS, Figenshau RS and Bhayani SB, Vol. 32, Lesson 11, 2013


Robotics in Urologic Surgery: Risks and Benefits. Eichel L, Ahlering TE and Clayman RV, Vol. 24, Lesson 13, 2005

Role of Direct Vision Internal Urethrotomy in the Management of Urethral Stricture. Voelzke B and Wessells H, Vol. 29, Lesson 20, 2010


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Specialized Surgical Approaches to the Kidney Part I. Riehle RA, Vol. III, Lesson 28, 1984

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Standardization of Reporting Surgical Complications. Turpen R, Crawford T and Dahm P, Vol. 30, Lesson 19, 2011


Surgical Approaches to Repair of Rectourinary Fistulas. Elmajian DA, Vol. XIX, Lesson 6, 2000


Surgical Management of Recurrent Genitourinary Malignancy. Brandes SB and Greenberg RE, Vol. XV, Lesson 31, 1996

Surgical Reconstruction for Peyronie’s Disease. Yafi FA and Hatzichristodoulou G, Vol. 37, Lesson 15, 2018

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Surgical Simulation. McDougall EM and Sala LG, Vol. 24, Lesson 26, 2005

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Technique of Anatomical Radical Cystoprostatectomy with Preservation of Sexual Function. Brendler CB, Vol. XII, Lesson 14, 1993


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Techniques of Feminizing Genitoplasty. Mathews R and Gearhart JP, Vol. XVII, Lesson 8, 1998

Techniques to Decrease Morbidity with Radical Prostatectomy. Smith JA Jr, Vol. XIX, Lesson 35, 2000

Timing of Elective Pediatric Urologic Surgery. Belman AB, Vol. V, Lesson 34, 1986

Tissue Transfer Techniques for Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgery Part I. Jordan GH, Schlossberg SM and McCraw JB, Vol. VII, Lesson 9, 1988

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Urethral Reconstruction in Women. Blaivas JG and Chaikin D, Vol. 24, Lesson 6, 2005

Urologic Applications of Robotics. Stoianovici D, Cadeddu JA and Kavoussi LR, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 25, 1999

Urologic Applications of Tissue Sealants. McDonough RC and Morey AF, Vol. XXII, Lesson 17, 2003

The Urological Aspects of Vaginal Wall Prolapse Part I. Diagnosis and Surgical Indications. Zimmern PE, Mach GE and Ganabathi K, Vol. XII, Lesson 25, 1993

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Urologic Complications of Vascular Surgery. Cangiano TG and deKernion JB, Vol. XVII, Lesson 39, 1998


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The Use of Stomach in Urologic Reconstruction. Adams MC, Bihrle R and Rink RS, Vol. XIV, Lesson 27, 1995



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Cost and Risk Benefit Considerations in Low Stage (I and II) Nonseminomatous Testicular Tumors. Daniel J and Donohue JP, Vol. XVI, Lesson 7, 1997

Current Status of Biologic Markers in Bladder and Testis Cancer. Javadpour N, Vol. I, Lesson 13, 1982

Fertility in Testicular Cancer Patients. Foster RS and Donohue JP, Vol. XIV, Lesson 19, 1995

Follow-up of Genitourinary Malignancies for the Office Urologist: A Practical Approach. Part 2: Kidney Cancer and Germ Cell Cancer of the Testis. Theodorescu D, Rabbani F and Donat SM, Vol. 23, Lesson 38, 2004

Long-Term Complications of Treatment for Advanced Germ Cell Tumors. Gilligan T and George D, Vol. 25, Lesson 36, 2006


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Testicular Tumors in Children and Adolescents. Ross JH, Vol. 28, Lesson 38, 2009

Testicular Tumors in Children and Adolescents. Woo LL and Ross JH, Vol. 38, Lesson 38, 2019

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Tumor Markers in the Management of Urologic Neoplasms. Lightner DJ and Lange PH, Vol. VI, Lesson 36, 1987

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TESTIS AND SCROTUM:The Acute Scrotum: Management with the Use of Ancillary

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Analysis and Management of Chronic Orchalgia. Davis BE and Noble MJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 2, 1992

Anatomy of the Testis: A Clinically Relevant Review. Tadros N, Hecht S, Ostrowski KA and Hedges JC, Vol. 34, Lesson 9, 2015

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Cryptorchidism. Barthold JS, Vol. 30, Lesson 32, 2011Cryptorchidism. Kolon TF, Vol. 34, Lesson 14, 2015Diagnosis and Management of the Acute Scrotum. Michaud

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Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Scrotal Pain. Wu C and Jarvi KA, Vol. 37, Lesson 23, 2018

Diagnosis and Management of the Nonpalpable Undescended Testicle. Walker RD, Vol. XI, Lesson 20, 1992

The Endocrinology of Testicular Descent. Spencer JR, Vol. XIII, Lesson 12, 1994

Endogenous Hormone Correction as Medical Treatment of Male Infertility. Dabaja AA, Wosnitzer M and Schlegel PN, Vol. 33, Lesson 4, 2014

Evaluation and Management of the Adolescent with a Varicocele. Kass EJ, Vol. IX, Lesson 12, 1990

Evaluation and Treatment of the Adolescent Varicocele. Kurtz MP and Diamond DA, Vol. 34, Lesson 7, 2015

Evaluation of the Pediatric PatientwWith a Non-Traumatic Acute Scrotum. Walsh TJ and Joyner BD, Vol. 24, Lesson 12, 2005

Genitourinary Complications of Inguinal Hernia Repair. Shin D and Honig SC, Vol. 28, Lesson 23, 2009

Gunshot Wounds of the Male External Genitalia. Tillett JW and Carney KJ, Vol. 27, Lesson 5, 2008


Laparoscopic Techniques for the Management of the Impalpable Undescended Testicle: Part I. Indications and Goals for Orchidopexy, Patient Preparation, and Diagnostic Orchidopexy. Jordan GH and Brady JD, Vol. XX, Lesson 30, 2001

Laparoscopic Techniques for the Management of the Impalpable Undescended Testicle: Part II. Jordan GH and Brady JD, Vol. XX, Lesson 31, 2001

The Maldescended Testicle. Cendron M and Duckett JW, Vol. X, Lesson 28, 1991

Management of Hydroceles. Epstein A and Novicki DE, Vol. VII, Lesson 19, 1988

The Management of Hydroceles. Marshall FF, Vol. I, Lesson 9, 1982


The Non-Palpable Testis. Carr MC, Vol. XX, Lesson 29, 2001Outpatient Scrotal Surgery: Management of Benign Scrotal

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Physiology and Management of the Hydrocele. Kavoussi PK, Vol. 32, Lesson 32, 2013


Scrotal Ultrasound. Mitcheson HD, Sant GR and Doherty

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XV, Lesson 38, 1996Techniques of Orchiopexy. Weingarten JL and Cromie WJ,

Vol. VII, Lesson 31, 1988Testicular Biopsy. Kevin HS and Thomas AJ, Vol. IV, Lesson

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Vol. XVIII, Lesson 14, 1999Testicular Torsion. Nosnik IP and Nagler HM, Vol. 28,

Lesson 12, 2009Testis Biopsy: Indications and Interpretation in Male

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Torsion of the Testis: Changing Concepts. Smith-Harrison LI and Koontz WW, Vol. IX, Lesson 32, 1990

Treatment of Male Hypogonadism: Alternatives to Testosterone. Gupta N, Davis M and Köhler TS, Vol. 36, Lesson 39, 2017

Unilateral Testicular Damage with Bilateral Testicular Effect: Experimental Aspects. Nagler HM, Vol. V, Lesson 9, 1986

Varicocele. Steckler JE, Vol. IV, Lesson 32, 1985The Varicocele Controversies I. Etiology and

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Varicocele in the Era of In Vitro Fertilization. Vij SC and Sabanegh E Jr, Vol. 38, Lesson 15, 2019

Varicocele: Unified Theory of Pathophysiology and Treatment. Hopps CV and Goldstein M, Vol. 24, Lesson 12, 2004

TOMOGRAPHY: See Imaging Techniques

TRANSGENDER PERSONS:Genital Gender Affirming Surgery for Transgender Patients.

Garcia MM, Thomas P, Christopher NA and Ralph DJ, Vol. 36, Lesson 5, 2017

TRANSPLANTATION:Complications of Renal Transplantation: The Practicing

Urologist’s Role. Hefty TR, Vol. X, Lesson 8, 1991Expanding the Criteria for Renal Transplant Donation. Ball

AJ, Fabrizio MD, Robey EL, Colonna JO II, Borboroglu PG and Hurwitz R, Vol. 24, Lesson 20, 2005

Immunotherapy for Renal Transplantation. Friedrichs RA and Banowsky LH, Vol. XVI, Lesson 28, 1997


Kidney Recovery from Cadaver Donors and Kidney Recovery From Living Related Donors. Taylor RJ and Rosenthal JT, Vol. X, Lesson 7, 1991

Live Donor Nephrectomy: Laparoscopic Versus Open. Su

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Management of Urological Complications of Renal Transplantation. Weight CJ and Shoskes D, Vol. 29, Lesson 16, 2010

Minimally Invasive Management of Middle, Upper, Ureteroenteric and Posttransplant Ureteral Strictures. Corcoran AT and Ost MC, Vol. 28, Lesson 40, 2009

New Advances in Renal Transplantation Surgery and Medicine. Shoskes D and Duclos A, Vol. 26, Lesson 8, 2007

Pancreas Transplantation: Role of the Urologist. Kuhr CS and Marsh CL, Vol. XXII, Lesson 21, 2003

Patient Evaluation before Living Donor Nephrectomy. Ernest A, Gritsch HA and Schulam P, Vol. 30, Lesson 37, 2011

Renal Autotransplant and Extracorporeal Surgery. Banowsky LH, Vol. II, Lesson l, 1983

Renal Transplantation Part I. Hodge EE and Banowsky LH, Vol. IX, Lesson 13, 1990

Renal Transplantation Part II. Hodge EE and Banowsky LH, Vol. IX, Lesson 14, 1990

Renal Transplantation Part I—Recipient Preparation and Renal Donation. Barry JM and Conlin MJ, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 39, 1999

Renal Transplantation Part II—Technique, Immunosuppression, and Genitourinary Problems. Barry JM and Conlin MJ, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 40, 1999

The Solitary Kidney. Tanaka ST, Vol. 37, Lesson 12, 2018Surgical Reconstruction for Peyronie’s Disease. Yafi FA

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Urological Evaluation of the Transplant Recipient. Chamberlin JD and Jordan ML, Vol. 35, Lesson 7, 2016

The Urologist’s Role in Multiple Organ Retrieval from Cadaver Donors. Barry JM, Vol. IV, Lesson 34, 1985

Urology Consultation in Renal Transplantation. McDonald ML and Gritsch HA, Vol. 37, Lesson 39, 2018

TRANSSEXUALISM:Transsexualism. Spindel MR, Gilbert DA and Winslow BH,

Vol. VI, Lesson 38, 1987Transsexualism for the General Urologist. Jordan GH,

McCammon KA, Gilbert DA and Schlossberg SM, Vol. XXII, Lesson 7, 2003

TRAUMA:Abdominal Trauma Part I: Evaluation. Zielie PJ and

Parulkar BG, Vol. XXII, Lesson 29, 2003Abdominal Trauma Part II: Management and Special

Considerations. Zielie PJ and Parulkar BG, Vol. XXII, Lesson 30, 2003

Acute and Chronic Urological Management of Spinal

Cord Injury. Mohapatra A and Chermansky CJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 33, 2019

Acute Management of Bladder and Urethral Trauma. Broghammer J and Wessells H, Vol. 27, Lesson 24, 2008

Assessment and Management of Intraoperative Iatrogenic Ureteral and Bladder Injuries. Kreshover JE, Morganstern B and Richstone L, Vol. 32, Lesson 34, 2013

Bladder and Urethral Trauma. Wiegel JW, Vol. I, Lesson 38, 1982

Bladder Trauma. Thomas CL and McAninch JW, Vol. VIII, Lesson 31, 1989

Diagnosis and Management of the Acute Scrotum. Michaud JE, Di Carlo HN and Pierorazio PM, Vol. 35, Lesson 38, 2016

Diagnosis and Management of Lower Urinary Tract Injuries. Corriere JN, Vol. VII, Lesson 16, 1988

Evaluation and Management of Renal Trauma in the 21st Century. Wessells H, Vol. XXI, Lesson 30, 2002

Evaluation and Management of Traumatic Renal Injuries. Nicolaisen GS and McAninch JW, Vol. IV, Lesson 37, 1985

Genitourinary Trauma. Witten JL, Dugi DD and Morey A, Vol. 34, Lesson 18, 2015


Imaging for Genitourinary Trauma. Kuan JK, Porter J and Wessells H, Vol. 25, Lesson 4, 2006


Injuries to the Ureter Part I. Guerriero WG, Vol. II, Lesson 22, 1983

Injuries to the Ureter Part II. Guerriero WG, Vol. II, Lesson 23, 1983

Lessons Learned in Military Urotrauma. Hudak SJ, Vol. 38, Lesson 24, 2019

Lower Genitourinary Tract Trauma and Male External Genital Trauma (Anatomy, Nonpenetrating Injuries), Part I. Jordan GH, Vol. XIX, Lesson 10, 2000

Lower Genitourinary Tract Trauma and Male External Genital Trauma (Nonpenetrating Injuries,

Penetrating Injuries, and Avulsion Injuries), Part II. Jordan GH, Vol. XIX, Lesson 11, 2000

Lower Genitourinary Tract Trauma and Male External Genital Trauma (Avulsion Injuries, Burn Injuries, Penile Laceration with Membranous Urethral Injuries), Part III. Jordan GH, Vol. XIX, Lesson 12, 2000

Male External Genital Trauma. Baradaran N, Murphy GP and Breyer BN, Vol. 36, Lesson 29, 2017

Male Genital Trauma. Jordan GH and Gilbert DA, Vol. IV, Lesson 20, 1985

Management of Stone Disease in the Neurologically Impaired Patient. Roy OP, Wood L and Schenkman NS, Vol. 30, Lesson 27, 2011

Pelvis Fractures: Assessment and Management for the Urologist. Borrelli J Jr and Brandes SB, Vol. 23, Lesson 11, 2004

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Posterior Urethroplasty after Trauma, Part I. Donohue JP, Vol. IX, Lesson 27, 1990

Posterior Urethroplasty after Trauma, Part II. Blandy JP, Vol. IX, Lesson 28, 1990

Prevention and Management of Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury. Cho PS, Heher EC and Ko DSC, Vol. 29, Lesson 15, 2010



Renal Trauma. Breyer BN, McGeady JB, Kovell C and Tasian GE, Vol. 33, Lesson 1, 2014

Reproductive Therapy for Neurologic Disorders. Lynne CM, Brackett NL and Ibrahim E, Vol. 36, Lesson 15, 2017

Traumatic Renal Injuries Part I. Patient Assessment and Management. Dixon CM and McAninch JW, Vol. X, Lesson 35, 1991

Traumatic Renal Injuries Part II. Operative Management. Dixon CM and McAninch JW, Vol. X, Lesson 36, 1991

Update on Upper Urinary Tract Trauma. Wessells H and McAninch JW, Vol. XV, Lesson 14, 1996f

Ureteral Injuries from External Violence. Elliott SP and McAninch JW, Vol. 24, Lesson 1, 2004

Urethral Injuries. Klosterman PW and McAninch JW, Vol. VIII, Lesson 32, 1989

Urinary Tract Infection in Spinal Cord Injury. Haider MA, Burns SP and Yang CC, Vol. 33, Lesson 17, 2014

Urological Management of Spinal Cord Injury. Lai HH and Boone TB, Vol. 27, Lesson 25, 2008

ULTRASONOGRAPHY: See Imaging Techniques UNDIVERSION: See Urinary DiversionURACHUS: See AnomaliesURETER:Assessment and Management of Incidentally Detected

Unilateral Hydronephrosis in Adults. Duty B and Kavoussi L, Vol. 31, Lesson 30, 2012

Assessment and Management of Intraoperative Iatrogenic Ureteral and Bladder Injuries. Kreshover JE, Morganstern B and Richstone L, Vol. 32, Lesson 34, 2013

Complications of Ureteral Surgery: Management and Prevention. Aronson WJ and Ehrlich RM, Vol. XI, Lesson 22, 1992


Complications of Ureteroscopy. Sosa RE and Vaughan ED, Vol. VII, Lesson 35, 1988

Complications of Ureteroscopy: Prevention and Treatment. Motola JA and Smith AD, Vol. XI, Lesson 21, 1992


Current Management of Ureteroceles. Coplen DE, Vol. XVII, Lesson 30, 1998

Current Management of Ureteropelvic Obstruction in Adults and Children. Schlomer B and Gahan JC, Vol. 35, Lesson 29, 2016

The Ectopic Ureter. Shapiro E, Vol. IX, Lesson 31, 1990Evaluation and Management of Retroperitoneal Fibrosis.

Farias J and Davis R, Vol. 35, Lesson 40, 2016Extravesical Ureteral Reimplantation (Detrusorrhaphy).

Minevich E and Sheldon CA, Vol. XX, Lesson 34, 2001Imaging in the Management of Ureteral Calculi. Antonelli

JA, Fulgham PF and Pearle MS, Vol. 32, Lesson 37, 2013Injuries to the Ureter Part I. Guerriero WG, Vol. II, Lesson

22, 1983Injuries to the Ureter Part II. Guerriero WG, Vol. II, Lesson

23, 1983Management of Extensive Ureteral Defects. Mathews R

and Marshall FF, Vol. XX, Lesson 23, 2001Management of Post-Obstructive Diuresis. Mazur DJ,

Paparello JJ and Meeks JJ, Vol. 34, Lesson 30, 2015Management of Secondary Ureteral and Ureteropelvic

Junction Obstruction. Tatem AJ, Large T and Sundaram CP, Vol. 36, Lesson 4, 2017


Management of Ureteral Obstruction Secondary to Metastatic Carcinoma. Mebust WK and Noble MJ, Vol. VI, Lesson 17, 1987

Megaureter in Children. Elder JS, Vol. VII, Lesson 24, 1988Megaureter in Children. Lockhart JL and Politano VA, Vol.

II, Lesson 33, 1983Minimally Invasive Management of Middle, Upper,

Ureteroenteric and Posttransplant Ureteral Strictures. Corcoran AT and Ost MC, Vol. 28, Lesson 40, 2009

Minimally Invasive Treatment of Distal Ureteral Strictures. Rais-Bahrami S, McCabe JE and Kavoussi LR, Vol. 28, Lesson 15, 2009

Obstructive Uropathy: The Old and the New. Gulmi FA and Chou S-Y, Vol. 31, Lesson 33, 2012


Prevention and Management of the Failed Ureteral Reimplant. Flack CE, Walker RD and Kelalis PP, Vol. XIV, Lesson 9, 1990

Retroperitoneal Fibrosis. Sosa RE, Vaughan ED and Gibbons RP, Vol. VI, Lesson 21, 1987

Retroperitoneal Fibrosis. Varkarakis IM and Jarrett TW, Vol. 24, Lesson 3, 2005

Rigid Ureteroscopy. Colon I and Fuchs GJ, Vol. 25, Lesson 17, 2005

Self-Retained Internal Ureteral Stents: Use and Complications. Mardis HK, Vol. XVI, Lesson 29, 1997


Surgery on the Horseshoe Kidney. Frederick LR, Moss J

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Lesson 10, 1998Update on Ureteroceles in Children. Caldamone AA and

Duckett JW, Vol. III, Lesson 36, 1984Ureteral and Ureteroenteral Strictures. Levy JB and Van

Arsdalen K, Vol. XIII, Lesson 29, 1994Ureteral Injuries from External Violence. Elliott SP and

McAninch JW, Vol. 24, Lesson 1, 2004Ureteral Physiology: Implications in Urological Practice.

Waterman BJ, Jerde T and Nakada SY, Vol. 25, Lesson 17, 2006

Ureteral Stents. Wignall GR and Denstedt JD, Vol. 27, Lesson 12, 2008

Ureteroneocystostomy 1985. Walker RD, Vol. IV, Lesson 27, 1985

Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction in Infants and Children. Close CE, Vol. 26, Lesson 5, 2007

Ureteropyeloscopy. Sosa RE and Huffinan JL, Vol. V, Lesson 2, 1986

Ureteroscopy. Bagley DH, Vol. XIII, Lesson 26, 1994Urothelial Neoplasms of the Kidney and Ureter: An

Epidemiologic, Pathological and Clinical Review. Porter CR, Latchamsetty KC and Genega EM, Vol. 24, Lesson 10, 2005

URETHRA:Acute Management of Bladder and Urethral Trauma.

Broghammer J and Wessells H, Vol. 27, Lesson 24, 2008Assessing Outcomes of Stress Urinary Incontinence

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