Urodynamics by Paul Abrams

by Paul Abrams

This brand new edition describes in detail the tests involved in urodynamic investigation and shows in which clinical areas these tests can help the management of patients. The authors concentrate on common clinical problems and on the presentation of symptom complexes rather than diagnosis, pointing out any limitations and possible artefacts of investigation.the new edition takes into account the technological innovations that have taken place over the last 10 years, while retaining the original objectives of the first edition.the subject is presented so simply that a clinician with no previous experience will learn how to use the appropriate equipment in the correct situation.urodynamic investigation is described in such detail that it can be accepted in its own right as a fundamental contribution to the management of many patients.after reading this book, clinicians will appreciate the value and limitations of the subject and will have obtained the necessary practical advice on which equipment to use in which situation.

Hardcover

First published December 22, 1986

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[Chris Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant book. It has told me all that I needed to know about the field of Urodynamics in order to conduct my research effectively. I read this as a researcher with a non-clinical background, and found it easy to get to grips with. My retention of the more medical type of facts will obviously be poor, but now I at least have a point of reference to turn to.