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OLwd. m. goldener Rückenprägung u. OU. 4°, XV, 329 S., zahlr. Textabb., Diagramme. OU tlw. etw. gebräunt u. randknittrig sowie mit kleinem Verlust am Kopf, buh min. gebrauchsspurig. EA. 26 Artikel mit neuen Kommentaren in den Kapiteln «The Kidney», «The Ureter», «The Bladder», «The Prostate», «The Urethra», «Urinary Diversion» und «Infection».

Springfiled, Illinois, Charles C. Thomas, 1967, 8°, 329 pp., mit zahlreichen Abbidungen, orig. Leinenband; feines Exemplar. First Edition of the valuable anthology of Urologic Classics! CONTENTS: THE KIDNEY: Renal Counterbalance-Frank Hinman (1926). Commentary-Frank Hinman, Jr Studies on Experimental Hypertension-Harry Goldblatt, James Lynch, Ramon F. Hanzal, and Ward. W. Summerville (1934) . Commentary-Harry Goldblatt. THE URETER: A new Plastic Operation for stricture at the uretero-pelvic junction: Report of 20 Operations-Frederic E. B. Foley (1937). Commentary-Frederic E. B. Foley. Intubated Ureterotomy--David M. Davis (1943). Commentary-David M. Davis. A Pelvic Flap Operation for Certain Types of Ureteropelvic Obstruction : Preliminary Report-Ormond S. Culp and James H. DeWeerd (1951). Commentary-Ormond S. Culp. Vertical flap uretereopelvioplasty: A preliminary report.-Peter L. Scardino and Charles L. Prince (1953). Commentary-Peter L. Scardino. Renal and Ureteral Surgery Without Intubation-Frank C. Hamm and Sidney R. Weinberg (1954). Commentary-Frank C. Hamm. THE BLADDER: Experimental Production of Bladder Tumors in Dogs by Administration of Beta-Naphthylamine.-W.C. Hueper, F. H. Wiley and H.D. Wolf (1937). Commentary-W. C. Hueper. The Correction of Stress Incontinence by Simple Vesicourethral Suspension-Victor Fray Marshall, Andrew A. Marchetti and Kermit E. Krantz (1949). Commentary-Victor Fray Marshall. THE PROSTATE: Six successful and succesive cases of prostatectomy-Eugene Fuller (1895). A Clinical Lecture on Total Extirpation of the Prostate for Radical Cure of Enlargement of that Organ: With Four Successful Cases-Patrick J. Fryer (1901). The question of priority in the adoption of the method of total enucleation, suprapupically, of the hytertrophied prostatete-Eugene Fuller (1905). Commentary on the preceeding three articles-Edgar Burns. Conservative perineal prostatectomy: A presentation of new Instruments and Technic-Hugh H. Young (1903). Commentary-Hugh J. Jewett. The early diagnosis and radical cure of carcinoma of the prostate: Being a Study of forty cases and presentation of a radical operation which was carried out in four cases-Hugh H. Young (1905). Commentary-Hugh J. Jewett. The Arterial Distribution Within the Prostate Gland: Its Role in Transurethral Prostatic Resection-R. H. Flocks (1937). Commentary-R. H. Flocks. Studies on Prostatic Cancer: The Effect of Castration, of Estrogen and of Androgen Injection on Serum Phosphatases in Metastatic Carcinoma of the Prostate-Charles Huggins and Clarence V. Hodges (1941). Commentary-Charles Huggins. Retropublic prostatectomy: A new extravesical technique: Report on Twenty Cases-Terence Millin (1945). Commentary-Terence Millin. Carcinoma of the prostate: Radical retropubic prostatectomy.-Terence Millin (1947). Commentary-Terence Millin. Endocrine Control of Prostatic Carcinoma: Clinical and Statistical Survey of 1,818 Cases-Reed. M. Nesbit and William C. Baum (1950). Commentary-Reed M. Nesbit. THE URETHRA: Plastic Procedure for Correction of Hypospadias-Reed M. Nesbit ( 1941 ). Commentary-Reed M. Nesbit. Hypospadias-Denis Browne (1949). Commentary-Sir Denis Browne. Modern Treatment of Hypospadias-Arthur B. Cecil (1951). Injuries and Disease of the Urethra-Simon Duplay (1886). Commentary on preceding two articles-Arthur B. Cecil. URINARY DIVERSION Physiologic Implantation of the served ureter or common Bile-Duct into the Intestine-Robert C. Coffey (1911). Commentary-Willard E. Goodwin and Donald C. Martin. Bladder Substitution After Pelvic Evisceration-Eugene M. Bricker (1950). Commentary-Eugene M. Bricker. INFECTION: The Case Against the Catheter-Paul B. Beeson (1958). Commentary-Paul B. Beeson.