Hinman's Atlas Of Pediatric Urologic Surgery
- 2nd Edition - November 20, 2008
- Imprint: Saunders
- Authors: Frank Hinman, Laurence S. Baskin
- Language: English
No other atlas presents pediatric urologic surgery with such care, attention to detail, and respect for the subject. Revised to include a new co-author and new illustrations, this… Read more
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No other atlas presents pediatric urologic surgery with such care, attention to detail, and respect for the subject. Revised to include a new co-author and new illustrations, this new edition supplements comprehensive, step-by-step coverage of every procedure with the commentary of leading urologists. Over 60 new procedures present the latest advances in pediatric urologic surgery. Clear writing and detailed illustrations make this atlas ideal for both new and experienced surgeons.
- Depicts surgery as it is actually performed with beautiful illustrations that illuminate every step in each procedure.
- Follows a surgeon’s approach to technique, providing step-by-step instructions so you understand key anatomy and events during surgery.
- Includes every procedure you might encounter in clinical practice for comprehensive coverage.
Pediatric Urology, Urologic Surgery
I. PREPARATION FOR PEDIATRIC OPERATIONS
1. Preoperative Evaluation
2. Preparation for Surgery
1. Preoperative Evaluation
2. Preparation for Surgery
II. OPERATING ON NEONATES, INFANTSM AND CHILDREN
3. Intraoperative Monitoring
4. Operative Management
5. Post-Operative Care and Pain Management
6. Perioperative Techniques
7. Laparoscopic Techniques In Children
III. KIDNEY
Part I: Surgical Approaches
8. Selection of the Incision
9. Anterior Subcostal Incision
10. Anterior Transverse (Chevron) Incision
11. Midline Transperitoneal Incision
12. Subcostal Incision
13. Transcostal Incision
14. Supracostal Incision
15. Dorsal Lumbotomy
16. Repair of Pleural Tear
17. Splenorrhaphy and Splenectomy
18. Repair of Flank Incisional Hernia
19. Laparascopic Renal Surgery
Part II: Kidney Reconstruction
20. Introduction to Kidney Reconstruction
21. Pyeloureteroplasty
22. Nephrostomy
23. Ureterostomy In Situ
24. Open Renal Biopsy
25. Repair of Renal Injuries
26. Simple Nephrectomy
27. Partial Nephrectomy
28. Pediatric Heminephrectomy
29. Radical Nephrectomy
30. Excision of Wilms’ Tumor
31. Renal Transplant Recipient
32. Living Donor Nephrectomy
IV. ADRENAL GLAND
33. Preparation and Approaches to Adrenal Surgery
34. Surgical Approaches to the Adrenals
35. Excision of Neuroblastoma
V. URETER
Part I: Ureteroneocystostomy
36. Introduction to Ureteroneocystostomy
37. Transvesical Advancement Technique
38. Distal Tunnel Reimplantation
39. Transtrigonal Technique
40. Sheath Approximation Technique
41. Extravesical Trough Technique
42. Detrusorrhaphy (Modifications Of The Lich-Gregoir Technique)
43. Laparoscopic Extravesical Ureteroneocystostomy (Lich-Gregoir Adaptation)
44. External Tunnel Method
45. Revision Transplant Ureter
46. Endoscopic Reflux Correction
47. Ureteroneocystostomy With Tailoring
48. Ureteral Tailoring (Folding) Technique
Part II: Operations for Ureteral Duplication
49. Ureteroneocystostomy for Duplicated Ureters
50. Ureteroureterostomy For Duplicated Ureters
51. Ureteropyelostomy
52. Transureteroureterostomy
53. Transureteroureterostomy With Cutaneous Stoma
54. Calycoureterostomy
55. Ileal Ureteral Replacement
56. Ureterocele Repair
57. Endoscopic Ureterocele Decompression
58. Psoas Hitch Procedure
59. Bladder Flap Repair
60. Renal Autotransplantation
61. Ventriculo-Ureteral Shunt
VI. BLADDER
Part I: Approaches to the Bladder
62. Lower Midline Extraperitoneal Incision
63. Lower Abdominal Transverse Incision
64. Gibson Incision
65. Mobilization Of The Omentum
66. Posterior Midline Approach to the Bladder Neck
Part II: Bladder Reconstruction
67. Pubovaginal Sling
68. Trigonal Tubularization
69. Vesical Neck Tubularization
70. Intravesical Urethral Lengthening
71. Bladder Neck Wraps
72. Insertion Of Artificial Sphincter
73. Closure of Vesical Neck
74. Vesical Exstrophy Primary Complete Closure
75. Modern Staged Reconstruction for Vesical Exstrophy
76. Plastic Correction Of Exstrophy Suprapubic Defect
77. Umbilicoplasty
78. Cloacal Repair
79. Cloacal Exstrophy
80. Prune Belly Syndrome- Reduction Cystoplasty, Abdominal Repair and Umbilicoplasty
81. Closure of Rectourethral Fistula
82. Excision of Urachus
Part III: Noncontinent Urinary Diversion
83. Introduction to Noncontinent Diversion
84. Suprapubic Cystostomy
85. Pediatric Vesicostomy
86. Fetal Intervention Vesico-Amniotic Shunt
87. Cutaneous Ureterostomy, Transureteroureterostomy and Pyelostomy
88. Transverse Colon Conduit
89. Ureteroileostomy (Ileal Conduit)
Part IV: Catheterizable Continent Channels
90. Introduction to Catheterizable Channels
91. Appendicovesicostomy
92. Ileovesicostomy
93. Continent Vesicostomy
94. Malone Antegrade Continence Enema (MACE)
95. Colon Flap Continence Channel
Part V: Bladder Augmentation
96. Introduction to Bladder Augmentation
97. Ileocystoplasty
98. T-Pouch Hemikock
99. Colocystoplasty and Sigmoidcystoplasty
100. Gastrocystoplasty
101. Ureterocystoplasty
102. Autoaugmentation
Part VI: Continent Urinary Diversion
103. Introduction to Continent Urinary Diversion
104. Ileal Cecal Colonic Reservoir
105. Ileal Reservoir with Ileal Catherterizable Channel
106. Ureterosigmoidostomy
VII. TESTES AND GROIN
Part I: Testes Reconstruction
107. Testis Biopsy
108. Inguinal Orchiopexy, Open Technique
109. Scrotal Orchiopexy
110. Orchiopexy for Abdominal Testes
111. High Ligation Orchiopexy
112. Low Ligation Orchiopexy
113. Redo Orchiopexy
114. Microvascular Orchiopexy
115. Laparoscopic Orchiopexy Techniques
Part II: Testis Exclusion
116. Simple Orchiectomy
117. Laparoscopic Orchiectomy
118. Radical Orchiectomy
119. Reduction of Testicular Torsion
120. Repair Of Testicular Injury
121. Insertion of Testicular Prothesis
Part III: Groin Reconstruction
122. Inguinal Hernia Repair
123. Correction of Hydrocele
124. Introduction to Vaticocele Ligation
125. Subinguinal Varicocelectomy
126. Varicocele Ligation Abdominal and Inguinal
127. Varicocele Laparascopic
VIII. PENIS, URETHRA, AND GENITALIA
Part I: Principles of Hypospadias Repair
128. Introduction to Hypospadias Repair
129. Vascularized Pedicle Flaps
130. Bladder Epithelial Grafts
131. Buccal Mucosal Graft
132. Preputial Skin Graft
133. Penile Curvature
134. Dorsal Tunica Albuginea Plication (TAP Procedure) and Elliptical Excision Technique
135. Dermal Graft
136. Glansplasty
137. Skin Coverage
Part II: Hypospadias Operations
138. Meatoplasty and Glanuloplasty (MAGPI Repair)
139. Glans Approximation Procedure (GAP)
140. Pyramid Procedure for Repair of the Megameatus - Intact Prepuce Hypospadias Variant
141. Perimeatal-Based Flap Repair
142. Balanitic Groove Hypospadias Repair
143. Transverse Preputial Onlay Island Flap
144. Tubularized Plate Urethroplasty
145. Incision of the Urethral Plate
146. Tranverse Tubularized Preputial Island Flap
147. Onlay Urethroplasty with Parameatal Foreskin Flap
148. Free Tube Graft
149. Two-Stage Primary Skin Repair
150. Two-Stage Revision Buccal Mucosa Hypospadias Repair
151. Penoscrotal Transposition Repair
152. Foreskin Preservation
153. Closure Of Urethrocutaneous Fistula
154. Excision of Male Urethral Diverticulum
Part III: Penile Reconstruction
155. Meatotomy
156. Circumcision
157. Repair of Circumcision Injuries
158. Concealed (Buried) and Webbed Penis
159. Penile Torsion
160. Epispadias Repair: Penile Disassembly
161. Epispadias Repair
Part IV: Genital Repair
162. Genital Repair In Patients With Disorders Of Sex Development
163. Vaginoplasty
164. Vaginoplasty Using Urogenital Sinus
165. Clitoroplasty
166. Vaginal Reconstruction: Skin Inlay
167. Sigmoid Vaginal Reconstruction
168. Thigh Flap Vagina and Tissue Expansion
169. Repair of Penile Injuries
170. Construction of the Penis
A. After Pubertal
B. Phalloplasty In Infants
171. Female Urethrovaginal Fistula
172. Female Urethral Construction
173. Urethral Prolapse
Part V: Urethral
174. Posterior Urethral Valves
175. Excision of Utricular (Mullerian Duct) Cyst
- Edition: 2
- Published: November 20, 2008
- Imprint: Saunders
- Language: English
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Frank Hinman
Affiliations and expertise
Clinical Professor of Urology, Department of Urology, University of California, School of Medicine, San Francisco, CA