Scientific Foundations of UrologyGeoffrey D. Chisholm, David Innes Williams A comprehensive account of the scientific basis of urology. Detailed descriptions of the normal anatomy, normal physiology, epidemiology, patho-[hysiology, biology, molecular biology, imaging techniques & all technical aspects of the urinary tract areincluded. |
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HISTOLOGY AND ULTRASTRUCTURE | 10 |
FUNDAMENTALS OF RENAL PHYSIOLOGY | 21 |
SECTION II | 30 |
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