Urological Cancer Management

Part 1. Prostate Cancer.- 1. Epidemiology, Etiological factors, Prevention.- 2. PSA Biology and Prostate Cancer Screening.- 3. Symptoms, Signs, Clinical Examination, Primary Diagnostic Methods and Disease Extention Investigations.- 4. Prostate Cancer Treatment.-  Part 2. Bladder tumour.- 5. Epidemiology, Pathology, Etiological factors, Prevention, Screening, Symptoms and Signs.- 6. Investigations (Lab and Radiology).- 7. Bladder Tumour Treatment.- 8. Non-Urothelial Bladder Cancers.- Part 3. Upper Tract Urothelial Carcinomas.- 9. Epidemiology, Risk Factors, Pathology, Tumour Staging.- 10. Diagnosis of UTUC.- 11. Treatment of UTUC, Prognosis and Follow-Up.- Part 4. Renal Cell Carcinomas.- 12. Epidemiology, Etiology.- 13. Pathology, Genetic Profile, Hereditary Syndromes.- 14. Clinical Features.- 15. Physical Examination, Laboratory and Radiological Investigations.- 16. Treatment of Renal Cell Carcinomas.-  Part 5. Male Genital Cancer.- 17. Epidemiology and Etiology of Testicular Cancer.- 18. Histological Classification of Testicular Cancer.- 19. Clinical Presentation of Testicular Tumours and Spreading Patterns.- 20. Diagnostic Approaches of Testicular Cancer.- 21. Staging and Risk Categories of Testicular Cancer.- 22. Treatment of Testicular Cancer.- 23. Extra-Gonadal Germ Cell Tumours.- 24. Penile Cancer.-  Part 6. Adrenal Gland Cancer.- 25. Epidemiology, Aetiological Factors, Symptoms and Signs of Adrenocortical Carcinomas (ACC).- 26. Investigations of ACC.- 27. Treatment of Adrenal Gland Cancer.- 28. Malignant Pheochromocytoma.- Part 7. Clinical Scenarios.- 29. Scenarios and Questions.- 30. Proposed Answers.

"This was all in all a pretty good read. ... it provides a succinct and up-to-date authoritative guide to management. It is a good investment of time and money. I'm sure those preparing for the FRCS(Urol) would have most areas covered. For the practising clinician - a read of this will make you MDT prepared!" (Tim Lane, urologynews, urologynews.uk.com, May 1, 2018)

"This book provides fundamental knowledge and can easily serve as a primer for urology residents rotating on a genitourinary-oncological service. Further, it can serve as a quick reference for seasoned clinicians on an array of urological malignancies, given the evolving practices in this field. ... This is an essential part of any student's or practicing urologist's library. Its beauty lies in its ability to distill so much relevant information into a readable and accessible format." (Robert B. Den, Doody's Book Reviews, July, 2015)