Number 5 closed the first volume with four papers on prostate and stone disease, including a five-year follow-up series on transrectal HIFU. The contents below are reconstructed from the journal title index.
Table of Contents
- Corporoplasty with Incision of the Plaque and SIS Patch Grafting (Kook-® Biodesign Peyronie's Repair Graft) in Peyronie Disease.Giovanni Zaninetta, Luca Timossi, Tommaso Montanaro, Valeria Venezia, Carlo Introini
- Five-year follow-up of transrectal HIFU in prostate cancer patients: a single institution experienceAntonello Paulesu, Andrea Conti, Giario Conti
- May pyelocaliceal anatomy influence the success of flexible retrograde ureteroscopic approach (RIRS) in caliceal stones? Experience of a single centerLetterio D'arrigo, Francesco Savoca, Astrid Bonaccorsi, Angela Costa, Paolo Pannella, Francesco Aragona
- Muscle-invasive and metastatic bladder cancer: current and emerging therapiesPietro Grande, Simone Carradori, Cristiano Cristini, Daniela Secci, Caterina Gulia, Vincenzo Gentile, Giovanni Di Pierro
The stone paper in this issue should be read next to the mineralogical classification published in Vol 1, No 2: one looks at anatomy as a predictor of surgical success, the other at what the stone is made of.
In this issue
Four papers closed the first volume, and no two of them share a field. A corporoplasty technique for Peyronie's disease, with incision of the plaque and a small intestinal submucosa patch graft. Five years of follow-up on transrectal high intensity focused ultrasound in prostate cancer, from a single institution. A series asking whether pyelocaliceal anatomy predicts the success of flexible retrograde intrarenal surgery for caliceal stones, which is the question that decides between RIRS and percutaneous access. And a review of current and emerging therapies in muscle-invasive and metastatic bladder cancer, the subject the journal returned to more often than any other.
How to cite
Paulesu A, Conti A, Conti G. Five-year follow-up of transrectal HIFU in prostate cancer patients: a single institution experience. The Urologist 2013;1(5). ISSN 2279-9419. Page ranges for this number were not preserved by the web archive.
Reaching the full text
None of the four full texts is served from this site. The titles below are transcribed from the journal's own index rather than paraphrased, which is what a scholarly search needs: entered verbatim they lead to the record and, where a repository holds it, to the file.
- Search Google Scholar for “Corporoplasty with Incision of the Plaque and SIS Patch Grafting (Kook-® Biodesign Peyronie's Repair Graft) in Peyronie Disease.”
- Search Google Scholar for “Five-year follow-up of transrectal HIFU in prostate cancer patients: a single institution experience”
- Search Google Scholar for “May pyelocaliceal anatomy influence the success of flexible retrograde ureteroscopic approach (RIRS) in caliceal stones? Experience of a single center”
- Search Google Scholar for “Muscle-invasive and metastatic bladder cancer: current and emerging therapies”
The two full records the archive did preserve belong to other numbers, and both are on the articles page.
Elsewhere in the run
It followed Vol 1, No 4 (2013), and preceded Vol 2, No 1 (2014). The archives page lists all eight numbers, and the statistics page counts what they carried.