Modern Urology for Nurses |
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Symptomatology | 1 |
Methods of Investigation | 7 |
The Kidney and Ureter | 30 |
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abdominal abnormality acid acute allowed amount antibiotic arteries become bladder bladder neck blood body bottle calcium capsule carried cause cells cent chronic closed clots collected colour complete concentration condition considerable contain cystoscope damage develop dilators disease drain drainage empty enter examination excrete external fluid frequency function given important increased indicative infection inserted introduced irrigating kidney known later lesion malignant measured mechanism method micturition muscle necessary night normal obstruction occur operation organisms pain particularly passed patient pelvis penis placed plastic position pressure prevent produce prostate quantity rare remains removed renal colic renal failure require result retention rise scrotum secreted serum severe side simple solution sphincter sterile stone stream stricture substances suprapubic symptoms taken testis tissue tract treated treatment tube tubules tumour types ultimately urea ureter urethra urethral catheter urinary urine usually varying wall