The Pelvic Floor: Its Function and Disorders: Its Functions and Disorders - Hardcover

9780702023071: The Pelvic Floor: Its Function and Disorders: Its Functions and Disorders

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0702023078 ISBN 13: 9780702023071

Verlag: W B Saunders Co Ltd, 2002

Edited and written by multidisciplinary teams of coloprocologists, urologists, gynecologists and neurologists, this clinically focused resource covers the pelvic floor in both health and disease states. An evidence-based approach to management of problems is adopted throughout. The text is augmented by a plethora of illustrations, photgraphs, summary tables and boxes, together with helpful management algorithms that summarize treatment pathways for all common clinical problems of the pelvic floor.

Clinically focussed on the care and management of the patient
Accessible - contains many tables and summary boxes to help the reader get fast access to the answer.
The first chapter provides invaluable management algorithms for all common pelvic floor problems
Chapters are written by multidisciplinary teams of coloproctologists, urologists, neurologists and gynecologists, to reflect the way patients are treated in practice.
International line-up of contributors and coverage of treatment issues
Comprehensively illustrated with black-and-white photographs and a specially commissioined artwork program.

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John Pemberton: Professor of Surgery and consultant in Colon and Rectal Surgery at the Mayo Clinic. He is a high-profile surgeon and in the US, and is editor and contributor to many titles. He lectures on pelvic floor dysfunction both nationally and internationally.

Michael Swash is a neurologist with a specialist interest in neurological control of voiding and is author of the following titles:
Hutchison's Clinical Methods
Outcomes in Neurological and Neurosurgical Disorders
Neurology for Lawyers

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