Volume 2, number 2 collected a review of continent cutaneous diversion techniques and a clinical series on carboxytherapy in Peyronie's disease. The table of contents below is reconstructed from the journal title index; the full text files published with the issue are no longer served.
Table of Contents
- Continent cutaneous urinary diversion; Review of viable techniquesAhmed M Elshal
- Experience of carboxytherapy in conservative treatment of Peyronie's diseaseFabrizio Muzi, Gaetano Tati, Daniele D'Andria, Giampaolo Delicato, Giulio Baffigo, Edoardo Tartaglia, Francesco Corvese, Stefano Signore, Alessandro Perla, Giuseppe Montagna
Both papers sit in the same editorial line as the special issue that preceded them: reconstruction after cystectomy on one side, conservative andrology on the other. Related work is indexed on the title index.
In this issue
Two papers pulling in different directions. Ahmed M Elshal reviews the continent cutaneous diversions that remained viable options after cystectomy, the surgical counterpart to the quality of life review the journal had carried in the previous number. The second, signed by ten authors, reports carboxytherapy, subcutaneous carbon dioxide, used as conservative treatment of Peyronie's disease: the andrological side the journal kept open alongside its oncology.
How to cite
Elshal AM. Continent cutaneous urinary diversion; Review of viable techniques. The Urologist 2014;2(2). ISSN 2279-9419. The page ranges of this number were not preserved by the web archive, so a citation from it carries volume and issue only.
Reaching the full text
Neither of the two papers is held as a file here: the PDFs went offline with the editorial platform. A title search in a scholarly index is the usual way back to them, and the author index keeps the affiliations the capture preserved.
- Search Google Scholar for “Continent cutaneous urinary diversion; Review of viable techniques”
- Search Google Scholar for “Experience of carboxytherapy in conservative treatment of Peyronie's disease”
The only two papers of the whole run that survived with their full records are reproduced on the articles page.
Elsewhere in the run
It followed Vol 2, No 1 (2014), and preceded Vol 2, No 3 (2015). The whole run, eight numbers over four years, is listed by year on the archives page.