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TextBooks
 Campbell's Urology (CD-ROM for 4
Volume Set) by John L. Cameron: This is the standard text for
urology. It comes with the CD-ROM set also. You need to get it is you go
into urology. Otherwise forget about it.
Campbell's Urology (4-Volume
Set) by Meredith F. Campbell (Editor), Patrick C. Walsh (Editor),
Alan B. Retik I. 2002 Edition (8th)
Atlases
 Atlas of Urologic Surgery
by Frank Hinman, Paul H. Stempen (Illustrator), Stephanie Donley
(Editor) I. 1998 Edition: B. Saunders. Univ. of
Calfornia School of Medicine, San Francisco. Atlas of surgical technique
for urologists. Extensive halftone line drawings with commentary. Previous
edition: c1989. 171 contributors, 125 U.S. DNLM: Urogenital
System--surgery--atlases.
Pocket Guides
 Smith's General Urology by Emil
A. Tanagho (Editor), Jack W. McAnich (Editor), Jack W. McAninch The
top single-volume resource in urology--the ultimate reference for
fourth-year medical students, residents, urologists, and primary care
physicians. In a well-illustrated, easy-to-follow format, this book
provides the ready-to-use information needed for the diagnosis and
treatment of urologic diseases. Includes a brand-new chapter on
laparoscopic surgery and bacterial infections of the genitourinary tract,
plus the insights of seven new contributing authors.
 Urology Secrets by Martin I.
Resnick, Andrew C. Novick (2003) Only the cover carries
the subtitle: Questions you will be asked on rounds, in the clinic, at the
bedside. For students & residents. Annotation copyright Book News,
Inc. Portland, Or.
 Urology (House Officer Series)
(2001) A concise source of clinical information for medical
students and residents. It focuses primarily on the information needed to
make a diagnosis and decide on a treatment, not on surgical techniques or
how to do particular procedures. References have been omitted to keep the
manual small and portable, but a list of suggested readings includes the
major urologic texts. The author is a urologist in private practice and
associated with the U. of Louisville (KY) School of Medicine.Book News,
Inc.®, Portland, OR
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