Titlebook: Urological Prostheses, Appliances and Catheters; John P. Pryor (Consultant Urologist) Book 1992 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1992 Inkont

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Urostomy Appliances,e that ingenuity, inventiveness and technical advances will do anything but generate further innovations. Our patients can, therefore, expect to be faced with an even wider selection of appliance equipment in the future.

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Urinary Incontinence Appliances, Aids and Equipment,ect and confidence. The aim of treating people with incontinence is to improve the quality of their lives because only some can be cured. The management of incontinence of the chronically ill and disabled may be quite different from the management of a patient who is fully ambulant and able to work.

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Prosthetic Urethral Substitution,rethral repair and have been in use for many years (Browne 1949; Nedelec and Auvigne 1966). Modifications of long-existing techniques and also their rediscovery still continue. The majority of these techniques use tissue from adjacent structures, scrotal or penile skin being the most commonly used g

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Penile Prostheses, the quality of life for both the patient and his partner. The success of these operations is not disputed but depends upon the correct selection of patients who have a realistic expectation for the procedure. The surgery itself is straightforward but should be carried out with a minimum of tissue t

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