Imaging of Urogenital Diseases

Anatomy.- Urinary System: Normal Gross and Microscopic Anatomy.- Urinary System: Normal Radiologic Anatomy.- Male Reproductive System: Normal Gross and Microscopic Anatomy.- Male Reproductive System: Normal Radiologic Anatomy.- Female Reproductive System: Normal Gross and Microscopic Anatomy.- Female Reproductive System: Normal Radiologic Anatomy.- Malformation.- Clinics and Imaging.- Urinary System Disease.- Clinical Approach.- Diagnostic Imaging.- Disease of the Male Reproductive System.- Clinical Approach to Prostate Disease.- Diagnostic Imaging of the Prostate.- Clinical Approach to Testicular Disease.- Diagnostic Imaging of the Testicle.- Oncologic Recurrences of the Male Reproductive System.- Clinical Approach.- Diagnostic Imaging.- Female Pelvic Floor.- Female Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: Clinics and Imaging.- Disease of the Female Reproductive System.- Endometriosis, Pelvic Pain: Clinics and Imaging.- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Clinics and Imaging.- Clinical Approach to Uterine Disease.- Diagnostic Imaging of the Uterus.- Clinical Approach to Adnexal Disease.- Diagnostic Imaging of the Adnexa.- Oncologic Recurrences of the Female Reproductive System.- Clinical Approach.- Diagnostic Imaging.- Interventional Radiology.- Prostate Biopsy.- Treatment of Varicocele.- Drainage and Embolization Techniques.

About the Editors:
The incidence of urogenital disorders and the biological processes that explain them led the authors to chose their professions in gynecology and urology and then to specialize in the radiological aspects of the respective organ systems. Their commitment as practitioners and educators has remained strong over many years of practice.

Prof. Grazioli is already Springer author (MRI of the Liver, of which the 2nd ed. was published in 2006, ISBN 88-470-0335-4) and very actively participating in international congresses.

Since 1993 he teaches Diagnostic Imaging at the School of Internal Medicine and the School of Gynecology and Obstetrics in Brescia.

He is author of 65 publications in diagnostic imaging (particularly on CT and MR applications). Since 1990 he is collaborating at various trials on the utilization of paramagnetic contrast media in magnetic resonance.

Prof. Olivetti specialized in oncology (subspecialty: genitourinary tract) and radiology and is since 2002 Chief of the Dept. of Radiology in Cremona. He teaches Diagnostic Imaging in the School of Radiology in Brescia. He is author of over 140 journal articles and co-ed. in 6 books in italian language. This is the first book he publishes with Springer.s and educators has remained strong over many years of practice.

Prof. Grazioli is already Springer author (MRI of the Liver, of which the 2nd ed. was published in 2006, ISBN 88-470-0335-4) and very actively participating in international congresses.

Since 1993 he teaches Diagnostic Imaging at the School of Internal Medicine and the School of Gynecology and Obstetrics in Brescia.

He is author of 65 publications in diagnostic imaging (particularly on CT and MR applications). Since 1990 he is collaborating at various trials on the utilization of paramagnetic contrast media in magnetic resonance.

Prof. Olivetti specialized in oncology (subspecialty: geni

From the reviews: "This richly illustrated concisely written (and nicely translated) reference book aims to present the state of the art in both clinical practice and diagnostic imaging combining old and new knowledge and techniques to achieve the best diagnostic algorithms. It is organised into 9 sections ... and 27 chapters contributed by Italian experts from different disciplines. While mainly intended for urologists, gynaecologists, oncologists and radiologists, it would also serve as a useful reference book for general practitioners." (The International Continence Society, Vol. 6 (2), July, 2010)