AUA UPDATE SERIES INDEX VOLUMES 1–38

ACID-BASE EQUILIBRIUM: Anatomy of the Penis and Male Perineum Part II. Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Abnormalities in Angermeier KW and Devine CJ, Vol. XIII, Lesson 3, Urological Practice. Tanrikut C and McDougal WS, Vol. 1994 25, Lesson 19, 2006 Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases of the Epididymis. Tracy C and Steers W, Vol. 26, Lesson 12, 2007 ADRENAL GLAND DISEASE: Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology of Bladder The Adrenal: Diagnosis and Medical Management. Stewart Urothelium. Birder LA, Vol. 24, Lesson 25, 2005 BH, Vol. II, Lesson 14, 1983 Anatomy of the Testis: A Clinically Relevant Review. Adrenal Incidentalomas. Mandeville J and Moinzadeh A, Tadros N, Hecht S, Ostrowski KA and Hedges JC, Vol. Vol. 29, Lesson 4, 2010 34, Lesson 9, 2015 The Adrenal: Surgical Therapy. Stewart BH, Vol. II, Lesson Applied Anatomy of the Groin Part I. Redman JE, Vol. 15, 1983 VIII, Lesson 9, 1989 Anatomy and Physiology of the Adrenal. Bravo EL and Applied Anatomy of the Groin Part II. Redman JE, Vol. Stewart BH, Vol. II, Lesson 13, 1983 VIII, Lesson 10, 1989 Assessment and Management of an Adrenal Mass in Evaluation and Management of Posterior Vaginal Wall Urological Practice. Kutikov A, Mehrazin R and Uzzo Prolapse. Sherman ND and Amundsen CL, Vol. 25, RG, Vol. 33, Lesson 19, 2014 Lesson 31, 2006 Contemporary Surgical Approaches to the Adrenal Gland. Neuroanatomy of the Retroperitoneum and the Pelvis: Du K and Bishoff JT, Vol. 35, Lesson 32, 2016 Operative Implications Part I. Strasser H, Stenzel A, Diagnosis and Management of Adrenogenital Syndrome Hobisch A, Bartsch G and Poisel S, Vol. XX, Lesson 15, Caused by Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia. Kroovand 2001 RL, Vol. IV, Lesson 36, 1985 Practical Pelvic Anatomy Pertinent to Radical Retropubic Diagnosis and Management of Pheochromocytoma. Prostatectomy. Myers RP, Vol. XIII, Lesson 4, 1994 Daneshvar M and Bratslavsky G, Vol. 38, Lesson 1, 2019 Surgical Renal Anatomy. Kim IY and Clayman RV, Vol. 25, Diagnosis of Surgical Adrenal Disorders. Vaughan ED, Vol. Lesson 40, 2006 XVI, Lesson 39, 1997 Laparoscopic Versus Open Adrenal Surgery. Gill IS and ANDROGENS: Novick AC, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 33, 1999 Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Malignant Adrenal Tumors. Novakovic K, Ersahin C, Pinthus JH, Hajek D and Trachtenberg J, Vol. 25, Lesson Picken M and Campbell SC, Vol. 23, Lesson 30, 2004 15, 2006 Prenatal Diagnosis of Urological Diseases. Herndon CDA Androgen Replacement Therapy: Fact or Folly. Gettman and Cain MP, Vol. 28, Lesson 3, 2009 M, Barrett DM and Nehra A, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 2, 1999 Surgically Treatable Adrenal Disorders Part I. Donohue JP, An Assessment of New Techniques and New Applications Vol. IX, Lesson 19, 1990 of Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Nguyen PL, Surgically Treatable Adrenal Disorders Part II. Donohue D’Amico AV and Hoffman KE, Vol. 29, Lesson 31, 2010 JP, Vol. IX, Lesson 20, 1990 Managing Side Effects of Androgen Deprivation Therapy. Holzbeierlein JM and Thrasher JB, Vol. 24, Lesson 32, ALGORITHMS: 2005 Nocturia in Adults. Weiss JP, Lee CL and Blaivas JG, Vol. Long-term Complications of Androgen Deprivation 27, Lesson 10, 2008 Therapy for Prostate Cancer and How to Manage Them. Nahar B, Barboza MP, Prakash NS, Venkatramani V and Predictive Models for Prostate Cancer. Sengupta S and Punnen S, Vol. 36, Lesson 32, 2017 Blute ML, Vol. 25, Lesson 35, 2006 The Role of Androgen Receptor Signaling in Metastatic Prediction Models of Renal Cell Carcinoma. Lane BR, Prostate Cancer. Carver BS, Vol. 32, Lesson 29, 2013 Kattan MW and Novick AC, Vol. 25, Lesson 7, 2006 Testosterone Replacement in the Patient With Prostate Cancer. Ramasamy R and Schlegel PN, Vol. 29, Lesson ANATOMY: 32, 2010 Anatomy and Innervation of the Male Urethra, the Testosterone Therapy. Khera M, Vol. 32, Lesson 35, 2013 Rhabdosphincter, and the Corpora Cavernosa Part II. Treatment of Metastatic Prostate Cancer: How Urologists Strasser H, Stenzel A, Hobisch A, Bartsch G and Poisel Should Sequence Available Agents. Mostaghel EA and S, Vol. XX, Lesson 16, 2001 Lin DW, Vol. 31, Lesson 4, 2012 Anatomy of the Penis and Male Perineum Part I. Devine Vaginal Prolapse. Part I: Anatomy and Musculofascial CJ and Angermeier KW, Vol. XIII, Lesson 2, 1994 Support of the Pelvis and Transvaginal Grade IV

407 Cystocele Repair. Grey Maher M, Mourtzinos A, Yu Intersex Part II. Joseph DB, Vol. XXII, Lesson 6, 2003 H-Y and Raz S, Vol. 25, Lesson 29, 2006 Long-Term Effects of Pediatric Urological Diseases. Lim DJ and Walker RD, Vol. XV, Lesson 23, 1996 ANOMALIES: Long-Term Management of Myelodysplasia From Adult Myelodysplasia. McGuire EJ and Denil J, Vol. X, Adolescence into Adulthood. Ginsberg DA, Vol. 28, Lesson 38, 1991 Lesson 10, 2009 Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease. Management of Stones in Anomalous Kidneys. Elliott VL, Gurkowski LJ and Grantham JJ, Vol. XI, Lesson 30, Clements T, Gettle L and Raman JD, Vol. 29, Lesson 22, 1992 2010 Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease. Herron Megaureter in Children. Elder JS, Vol. VII, Lesson 24, 1988 KG and Grantham JJ, Vol. VII, Lesson 32, 1988 Megaureter in Children. Lockhart JL and Politano VA, Vol. The Bent Penis. Vorstman B and Devine CJ, Vol. IV, Lesson II, Lesson 33, 1983 16, 1995 Micropenis. Gonzales ET, Vol. II, Lesson 39, 1983 Bladder Exstrophy. Duckett JW and Caldamone AA, Vol. Micropenis: Current Concepts and Controversies. Husmann III, Lesson 13, 1984 DA, Levy JB, Cain MP, Teitjen DN and Uramoto GY, Bladder Exstrophy: Reconstructive Alternatives. Arap S Vol. XVII, Lesson 10, 1998 and Giron A, Vol. X, Lesson 25, 1991 The Molecular Basis of Intersex Conditions. Kolon TF and Congenital Anomalies into Adulthood Part I. Woodhouse Lamb DJ, Vol. XX, Lesson 14, 2001 CRJ, Vol. V, Lesson 27, 1986 The Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney. Peters CA and Badwan Congenital Anomalies into Adulthood Part II. Woodhouse K, Vol. 30, Lesson 13, 2011 CRJ, Vol. V, Lesson 28, 1986 The Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney. Peters CA and Mandell Congenital Penile Curvature. McCammon KA and Jordan J, Vol. VIII, Lesson 7, 1989 GH, Vol. 23, Lesson 10, 2004 Myelomeningocele in Young Adults. Woodhouse CRJ, Vol. Current Management of Ureteroceles. Coplen DE, Vol. XXII, Lesson 8, 2003 XVII, Lesson 30, 1998 Occult Spinal Dysraphism (the Tethered Cord) and the Current Surgery for Epispadias. Hollowell JG, Woodhouse Urologist. Husmann DA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 10, 1995 CRJ and Ransley PG, Vol. XIV, Lesson 11, 1995 Pelvic Lipomatosis. Roy O and Steers WD, Vol. 27, Lesson Diagnosis and Management of Hydronephrosis In Utero. 11, 2008 Kramer SA, Vol. V, Lesson 23, 1986 Posterior Urethral Valve Obstruction. Hulbert WC and Diagnosis and Management of the Nonpalpable Duckett JW, Vol. XI, Lesson 29, 1992 Undescended Testicle. Walker RD, Vol. XI, Lesson 20, Prenatal Diagnosis of Urological Diseases. Herndon CDA 1992 and Cain MP, Vol. 28, Lesson 3, 2009 Ectopic Kidneys and Renal Fusion Anomalies. Gleason PE Prenatal Management of Hydronephrosis. Coplen DE, Vol. and Kramer SA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 33, 1995 XIX, Lesson 17, 2000 Ectopic Kidneys and Renal Fusion Anomalies. Snow BW, The Prune Belly Syndrome. Rich MA and Duckett JW, Vol. Vol. VI, Lesson 6, 1987 XI, Lesson 17, 1992 The Ectopic Ureter. Shapiro E, Vol. IX, Lesson 31, 1990 Renal Vein and Vena Caval Anomalies: Embryology and Epispadias. Winslow BH and Devine CJ, Vol. III, Lesson 14, Clinical Implications. Mathews R, Fishman EK and 1984 Marshall FF, Vol. 23, Lesson 36, 2004 Evaluation and Treatment of the Abdominal Mass in Sexual Identity: Shifting Paradigms for the Management of Infancy and Childhood. Tank ES, Vol. III, Lesson 3, 1984 Ambiguous Genitalia. Zderic SA, Vol. XXI, Lesson 21, Evidence Based Approach to Combining Androgen 2002 Suppression and Radiation Therapy for Men With Surgery on the Horseshoe Kidney. Frederick LR, Moss J Locally Advanced or Clinically Localized Prostate and Schwartz BF, Vol. 32, Lesson 17, 2013 Cancer. D’Amico AV, Vol. 24, Lesson 22, 2005 Unusual Congenital Anomalies of the Lower Urinary Tract. Familial and Genetic Urologic Disorders in Childhood. Redman JE, Vol. II, Lesson 37, 1983 Walker RD, Vol. VI, Lesson 30, 1987 An Update on the Current Management of Bladder Impact of Prenatal Ultrasonography on Detection, Exstrophy. Ben Chaim J and Gearhart JP, Vol. XVI, Evaluation, Management and Outcome of Lesson 19, 1997 Genitourinary Anomalies. Ellsworth P and Sitnikova L, Update on Ureteroceles in Children. Caldamone AA and Vol. 24, Lesson 28, 2005 Duckett JW, Vol. III, Lesson 36, 1984 Intersex Disorders Part I. Diamond DA, Vol. IX, Lesson 9, Urachal Anomalies and Urachal Carcinoma. Weiss RE and 1990 Fair WR, Vol. XVII, Lesson 38, 1998 Intersex Disorders Part II. Diamond DA, Vol. IX, Lesson The Urachus: A Review and Update. Laboccetta LT and 10, 1990 Picard JC, Vol. 31, Lesson 9, 2012 Intersex Part I. Joseph DB, Vol. XXII, Lesson 5, 2003 Urethral Valves and the Potential for Healing in Very

408 Young Patients. Close CE, Vol. XIX, Lesson 14, 2000 Peptide Growth Factors in Urology. Steiner MS, Vol. XIV, Urologic Evaluation of the Myelodysplastic Child. Poppas Lesson 24, 1995 DP and Bauer SB, Vol. XVI, Lesson 36, 1997 Use of Antibiotics for Prevention and Treatment of Urologic Implications of Imperforate Anus. Brock WA and Infections in Pediatric Urology. Hollowell JG and Pena A, Vol. X, Lesson 27, 1991 Cunnion K, Vol. 28, Lesson 4, 2009 Urologic Management of the Myelodysplastic. Bellinger MF, Vol. V, Lesson 39, 1986 BIOMARKERS: Urologic Manifestations of von Hippel-Lindau Disease. Biomarkers for Bladder Cancer Detection. Ajib K and Klein EA and Novick AC, Vol. IX, Lesson 33, 1990 Kulkarni GS, Vol. 38, Lesson 11, 2019 von Hippel-Lindau Disease: Clinical and Molecular Considerations for the Urologist. Uzzo RG and Novick BLADDER: AC, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 18, 1999 Acute Management of Bladder and Urethral Trauma. Broghammer J and Wessells H, Vol. 27, Lesson 24, 2008 ANTIBIOTICS: Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology of Bladder Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Urologic Surgery. Russo P, Packer Urothelium. Birder LA, Vol. 24, Lesson 25, 2005 MG and Fair WR, Vol. IV, Lesson 1, 1985 Assessment and Management of Intraoperative Iatrogenic Antibiotics in Special Situations. Chelsky MJ and Hanno Ureteral and Bladder Injuries. Kreshover JE, PM, Vol. XI, Lesson 40, 1992 Morganstern B and Richstone L, Vol. 32, Lesson 34, Antimicrobial Prophylaxis for Transrectal Ultrasound 2013 Biopsy. Loeb S, Vol. 32, Lesson 1, 2013 Augmentation Cystoplasty. Smith RB, Vol. III, Lesson 16, Complications of Antimicrobial Use in the Urological 1984 Patient. Orenstein R and Wong ES, Vol. XIV, Lesson 31, Augmentation Cystoplasty. Welk BK and Herschorn S, Vol. 1995 31, Lesson 20, 2012 Continuous Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Children: Current Behavioral Treatment for Urinary Incontinence. Burgio Controversies. Gaither TW, Wang MK and Copp HL, KL, Vol. 25, Lesson 23, 2006 Vol. 36, Lesson 27, 2017 Bladder and Urethral Diverticula. Rovner ES, Vol. 25, The Fluoroquinolones and Their Appropriate Use in Lesson 24, 2006 Treatment of Genitourinary Tract Infections. Wright AJ, Bladder and Urethral Trauma. Weigel JW, Vol. I, Lesson 38, Walker RC and Barrett DM, Vol. XII, Lesson 7, 1993 1982 Management of Acute Cystitis in Women without Bladder Diverticula. Cinman NM and Richstone L, Vol. 28, Antibiotics. Hickling DR and Nickel JC, Vol. 38, Lesson Lesson 20, 2009 6, 2019 Bladder Diverticula. Van Arsdalen KN, Vol. IV, Lesson 6, Management of Antimicrobial Resistance. Boyle DP, 1985 Zembower TR and Maxwell KM, Vol. 35, Lesson 22, Bladder Exstrophy. Duckett JW and Caldamone AA, Vol. 2016 III, Lesson 13, 1984 Newer Antibiotics. Hanno PM, Vol. III, Lesson 40, 1984 Bladder Exstrophy: Reconstructive Alternatives. Arap S The Use and Misuse of Antimicrobial Agents in Urology. and Giron A, Vol. X, Lesson 25, 1991 Weiser AC and Schaeffer AJ, Vol. XXI, Lesson 37, 2002 Bladder Microbiome in Health and Disease. Mueller ER What’s New in Antimicrobial Prophylaxis for Urological and Wolfe A, Vol. 38, Lesson 28, 2019 Surgery. Lightner DJ and Wymer KM, Vol. 38, Lesson Bladder Neck Reconstructive Surgery in Children. Kropp 17, 2019 KA, Vol. VIII, Lesson 40, 1989 Bladder Outlet Obstruction in Females. Kuznetsov DD and ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Kobashi KC, Vol. 24, Lesson 7, 2005 Artificial Intelligence in Urology. Moreira DM and Bladder Outlet Surgery for Incontinence and Neurogenic Niederberger CS, Vol. 38, Lesson 8, 2019 Bladder. Dave S and Khoury AE, Vol. 29, Lesson 27, 2010 BIOLOGY: Bladder Pain Syndrome: Current Terminology, Diagnosis Apoptosis/Programmed Cell Death in Urology. Buttyan R, and Treatment. Erickson DR, Vol. 28, Lesson 36, 2009 Vol. XVIII, Lesson 34, 1999 Bladder Trauma. Thomas CL and McAninch JW, Vol. VIII, Construction of Artificial Organs and Tissues Using Lesson 31, 1989 Autologous Cells. Atala A, Vol. XIX, Lesson 16, 2000 Botulinum Toxin Use in the Lower Urinary Tract in Adults Discovery and Validation of Molecular Markers of Prostate and Children. Ginsberg DA, Vol. 34, Lesson 16, 2015 Cancer. Vickers AJ and Savage C, Vol. 29, Lesson 29, Childhood Genitourinary Rhabdomyosarcoma. Broecker 2010 BH, Vol. V, Lesson 16, 1986 Molecular Aspects of Genitourinary Development. Coplen Complications of Bladder Augmentation in Children and DE, Vol. 24, Lesson 13, 2004 Comparison of Gastrointestinal Segments. Rink RC,

409 Hollensbe D and Adams MC, Vol. XIV, Lesson 15, 1995 Non-Opioid Adjuncts for the Management of Chronic Continent Catheterizable Channels. Casey JT and Yerkes Urological Pain (Non-Malignant Etiology). Thu JHL EB, Vol. 33, Lesson 16, 2014 Meng Y and Lai HH, Vol. 38, Lesson 32, 2019 Cystitis in Infants and Children. Marotte JB, Lee KL and Nosocomial Urinary Tract Infections. Purves JT and Shortliffe LMD, Vol. 24, Lesson 19, 2005 McIntyre^M, Vol. 29, Lesson 17, 2010 Detrusor Underactivity. Abraham N and Goldman HB, Vol. Outlet Obstruction-Induced Bladder Dysfunction. Lemack 33, Lesson 11, 2014 GE, Zimmern PE and McConnell JD, Vol. XVIII, Diagnostic and Treatment Tools for the Management Lesson 10, 1999 of Multiple Sclerosis Related Neurogenic Bladder Overactive Bladder: Diagnosis and Management. Gormley Symptoms. Tracey JM and Stoffel JT, Vol. 36, Lesson 30, EA, Vol. 33, Lesson 14, 2014 2017 Overactive Bladder, Urge Incontinence and Emotional The Fetal Bladder: From Embryology to Developmental Disorders. Steers WD, Litman HJ and Rosen RC, Vol. Physiology. Nguyen HT and Baskin LS, Vol. XIX, 27, Lesson 4, 2008 Lesson 15, 2000 Painful Bladder Syndrome/Interstitial Cystitis. Zoltan E, Fistula: See Fistula Ferlise V and Hanno PM, Vol. 25, Lesson 9, 2006 Glycosaminoglycans in Urology. Yun SK, Zimmern PE and Prenatal Diagnosis of Urological Diseases. Herndon CDA Lad P, Vol. XIII, Lesson 24, 1994 and Cain MP, Vol. 28, Lesson 3, 2009 Interstitial Cystitis. Batra AK, Hanno PM and Wein AJ, Vol. Primary Bladder Neck Obstruction in the Male. Kraus SR, XIX, Lesson 2, 2000 Smith CP and Boone TB, Vol. XIX, Lesson 8, 2000 Interstitial Cystitis. Batra AK, Wein AJ and Hanno PM, Vol. The Psychology of Urological Chronic Pelvic Pain: A XII, Lesson 8, 1993 Primer for Urologists Who Want to Know How to Better Interstitial Cystitis. Case GD, Vol. II, Lesson 26, 1983 Manage Chronic Prostatitis and Interstitial Cystitis. Hemorrhagic Cystitis. Kranc DM and Ovine LA, Vol. XI, Tripp DA and Nickel JC, Vol. 30, Lesson 40, 2011 Lesson 31, 1992 Technical Principles of Using Bowel for Urinary Tract Hemorrhagic Cystitis. Rastinehad AR, Kavoussi LR and Reconstruction. Poch MA, Peabody JO and Guru KA, Noble MJ, Vol. 26, Lesson 7, 2007 Vol. 30, Lesson 39, 2011 Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome. Angel JB and Tibial Nerve Stimulation in Overactive Bladder. Ohmann Erickson DR, Vol. 33, Lesson 8, 2014 EL and Brucker BM, Vol. 34, Lesson 25, 2015 Interstitial Cystitis Part I. Hanno PM and Wein AJ, Vol. VI, Treatment of Non-Neurogenic Overactive Bladder with Lesson 9, 1987 Electrical Stimulation. Chai TC, Vol. 27, Lesson 19, 2008 Interstitial Cystitis Part II. Hanno PM and Wein AJ, Vol. VI, Unexplained Urinary Retention. Montague DK, Vol. I, Lesson 10, 1987 Lesson 6, 1982 Ketamine: Its Use and Abuse in Urological Practice. An Update on the Current Management of Bladder Gaunay G, Lufti F and Moldwin R, Vol. 35, Lesson 28, Exstrophy. Ben Chaim J and Gearhart JP, Vol. XVI, 2016 Lesson 19, 1997 Long-Term Management of Myelodysplasia from Urachal Tumors. Pode D and Fair WR, Vol. X, Lesson 5, Adolescence into Adulthood. Ginsberg DA, Vol. 28, 1991 Lesson 10, 2009 Urodynamics Best Practices. Scarpero HM, Kaufman MR, LUTS in the Patient with Parkinson Disease: Diagnosis and Koski M and Dmochowski RR, Vol. 28, Lesson 9, 2009 Management. Lee D, Dillon BE and Lemack GE, Vol. Urolithiasis in the Patient With Augmentation Cystoplasty: 31, Lesson 38, 2012 Pathogenesis and Management. Franco I and Levitt SB, Management of Acute Cystitis in Women without Vol. XVII, Lesson 2, 1998 Antibiotics. Hickling DR and Nickel JC, Vol. 38, Lesson Urological Management of Spinal Cord Injury. Lai HH and 6, 2019 Boone TB, Vol. 27, Lesson 25, 2008 Management of Long-Term Catheters in Adults: Part I: Uses and Abuses of Vesicostomy. Duckett JW and Ziylan Intermittent Catheterization. Linsenmeyer TA, Vol. 25, O, Vol. XIV, Lesson 16, 1995 Lesson 37, 2006 Vesicovaginal and Urethrovaginal Fistulas. Rovner ES, Vol. Management of Long-Term Catheters in Adults: Part 25, Lesson 6, 2006 II: Indwelling Urethral and Suprapubic Catheters. Linsenmeyer TA, Vol. 25, Lesson 38, 2006 BOWEL: Management of Neuropathic Bladder in Children: Part I. Augmentation Cystoplasty. Welk BK and Herschorn S, Vol. Thomas JC and Elder JS, Vol. 26, Lesson 17, 2007 31, Lesson 20, 2012 Management of Neuropathic Bladder in Children: Part II. Technical Principles of Using Bowel for Urinary Tract Thomas JC and Elder JS, Vol. 26, Lesson 18, 2007 Reconstruction. Poch MA, Peabody JO and Guru KA, Management of Neuropathic Bladder in Children: Part II. Vol. 30, Lesson 39, 2011 Erratum. Thomas JC and Elder JS, Vol. 26, December 2007 410 BURNS: Ananthakrishnan L, Herts BR, Simmons MN and Genital and Perineal Burns. Waguespack RL, Thompson Campbell SC, Vol. 26, Lesson 40, 2007 IM, McManus WE and Pruitt BA, Vol. XIV, Lesson 4, The Impact of Obesity on Benign Urological Disease. Figler 1995 B, Ogan K and Master V, Vol. 29, Lesson 5, 2010 Intracorporeal Lithotripsy. Segura JW, Vol. XVIII, Lesson CALCULI: 10, 1999 Acute and Chronic Cellular, Tissue, and Systemic Effects Laparoscopic Management of Urinary Calculi. Sutherland of ESWL. Bregg K and Vaughan ED, Vol. X, Lesson 4, DE and Jarrett TW, Vol. 27, Lesson 29, 2008 1991 Lithotripsy Devices—Mechanisms of Action. Dretler SP, Adjunctive Procedures for Extracorporeal Shock Wave Bhatta KM and Rosen DI, Vol. X, Lesson 3, 1991 Lithotripsy. Van Arsdalen KN, Vol. VI, Lesson 32, 1987 Management of the Acute Stone Event. Pearle MS, Vol. 27, Adult Urinary Tract Infections. Rourke E, Kraus SR and Lesson 30, 2008 Liss MA, Vol. 36, Lesson 37, 2017 Management of Calyceal Stones. Saw KC and Lingeman Assessing Outcomes in Urology. Part II: Benign Urological JE, Vol. XVIII, Lesson 20, 1999 Disease. Penson DF, Vol. 25, Lesson 27, 2006 Management of Kidney Stones in Pregnancy. Altamar HO Asymptomatic Renal Calculi: Incidence and Management. and Miller NL, Vol. 28, Lesson 35, 2009 Westesson KE and Monga M, Vol. 31, Lesson 36, 2012 Management of the Lower Ureteral Stone. Dretler SP, Vol. Bariatric Surgery and Risk of Stone Disease. Hyams ES, XIV, Lesson 8, 1995 Steele KE and Matlaga B, Vol. 31, Lesson 27, 2012 Management of Stone Disease in the Neurologically Bladder Calculi: Diagnosis and Management. Ogan K and Impaired Patient. Roy OP, Wood L and Schenkman NS, Healy K, Vol. 26, Lesson 35, 2007 Vol. 30, Lesson 27, 2011 Chemolysis of Urinary Calculi. Dretler SP, Vol. V, Lesson Management of Stones in Anomalous Kidneys. Elliott VL, 21, 1986 Clements T, Gettle L and Raman JD, Vol. 29, Lesson 22, Chemolysis of Urinary Calculi. Rodman JS and Vaughan 2010 ED, Vol. XI, Lesson 1, 1992 Management of Ureteral Calculi. Dretler SP, Vol. VII, Clinical Implications and Bioeffects of Shock Wave Lesson 6, 1988 Lithotripsy. Krambeck AE and Lingeman JE, Vol. 28, Management of Ureteral Calculi. Sur RL, Marguet CG and Lesson 25, 2009 Preminger GM, Vol. 25, Lesson 18, 2006 Coagulum Pyelolithotomy. Novicki DE, Vol. I, Lesson 7, Management of Urological Conditions during Pregnancy. 1982 Wollin DA, Aponte MM and Shah O, Vol. 33, Lesson Complications of Ureteroscopy. Semins MJ and Matlaga 13, 2014 BR, Vol. 27, Lesson 27, 2008 Management of Urological Problems in Pregnancy: A Current Approaches to Pediatric Stone Disease. Stapleton Rationale and Strategy. Loughlin KR and McAleer SJ, FB, Vol. XIX, Lesson 40, 2000 Vol. 24, Lesson 5, 2005 Cystinuria: Genetics, Diagnosis and Management. Thurmon Medical Management of Kidney Stones. Morgan MSC and KL, Newton MR and Tracy CR, Vol. 31, Lesson 34, 2012 Pearle MS, Vol. 34, Lesson 20, 2015 Effects of Dietary and Supplemental Calcium and Vitamin Medical Management of the Patient With Renal Calculi. D on Stone Disease. Antonelli JA, Vol. 35, Lesson 8, Rudman D, Affrah H, Tuttle EP and Glenn JF, Vol. II, 2016 Lesson 9, 1983 Endoscopic Lithotripsy Devices. Razvi H, Denstedt JD, Medical Management of Renal Calculi. Benson EA, Vol. Sosa RE and Vaughan ED, Vol. XIV, Lesson 36, 1995 VIII, Lesson 21, 1989 Endourology: See Endourology Medical Management of Urinary Calculus Disease Part I: Epidemiology of Stone Disease. Scales CD Jr, Vol. 33, Pathogenesis and Evaluation. Preminger GM, Vol. XIV, Lesson 37, 2014 Lesson 5, 1995 ESWL: Quo Vadis? Kim SC and Nadler RB, Vol. XX, Medical Management of Urinary Calculus Disease Part Lesson 17, 2001 II: Classification of Metabolic Disorders and Selective Etiology of Renal Stones. Lee PH and Menon M, Vol. VII, Medical Management. Preminger GM, Vol. XIV, Lesson Lesson 5, 1988 6, 1995 Evaluation and Management of Derangements of Calcium Medical Management of Urolithiasis. Kraft KH and Metabolism in Stone Formers: A Primer for the Pattaras JG, Vol. 26, Lesson 36, 2007 Urologist. Canvasser NE and Maalouf N, Vol. 37, Lesson Metabolic Evaluation and Medical Management of the 5, 2018 Calcium Stone Former. Lange JN, Mufarrij PW, Wood Imaging in the Management of Ureteral Calculi. Antonelli KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 31, Lesson 22, 2012 JA, Fulgham PF and Pearle MS, Vol. 32, Lesson 37, 2013 The Metabolic Syndrome and Benign Urological Diseases. Imaging of the Common Benign Disorders of the Cotta BH and Parsons JK, Vol. 36, Lesson 38, 2017 Urinary Tract: Urolithiasis and Renal Infections. New Developments in ESWL. Newman RC and Finlayson B, Vol. VII, Lesson 7, 1988 411 New Trends in Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy. Knudsen B, Staghorn Stones: The Continued Challenge. Lingeman JE, Vol. 30, Lesson 26, 2011 Vol. XII, Lesson 19, 1993 Optimizing Outcomes Following Shock Wave Lithotripsy. Stents and Catheters—What’s New? Tennyson L, Kafka I Schuler TD, Ray JA, Pace KT and Honey RJD’A, Vol. and Averch TD, Vol. 34, Lesson 26, 2015 28, Lesson 16, 2009 Strategies for Reducing Morbidity after Ureteroscopy for Pathogenesis of Stone Disease. de Cogain M and Krambeck Stone Disease. Dauw CA, Knudsen B and Ghani KR, AE, Vol. 30, Lesson 3, 2011 Vol. 38, Lesson 16, 2019 Pathophysiological Basis of Calcium Stone Formation. Surgery of Renal Calculi. Resnick MI, Vol. II, Lesson 29, Lane JN, Mufarrij PW, Wood KD and Assimos DG, Vol. 1983 31, Lesson 21, 2012 Treatment Options for Staghorn Calculi. Assimos DG and Pathophysiology and Management of Infection Stones. 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