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<p>Contributors</p> <p>Foreword</p> <p>Preface</p> <p>Sections</p> <p>Part 1: Open Urology</p> <p>1. A technique to minimize the risk of ureteric injury in patients with an enlarged median lobe undergoing radical prostatectomy<br /> Nikhil Vasdev and David Chadwick</p> <p>2. Novel methods to aid vesicourethral anastomosis in radical retropubic prostatectomy<br /> Lehana Yeo, Rajindra Singh and Jhumur Pati</p> <p>3. Surgical technique to reduced intra-operative bleeding during open prostatectomy<br /> Nikhil Vasdev, Edgar Paez and Andrew C. Thorpe</p> <p>4. Millin’s prostatectomy<br /> Rob Jones and Ru MacDonagh</p> <p>5. Cystectomy<br /> Patrick Keane</p> <p>6. Salvage cystectomy and prostatectomy<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>7. Creating an ileal conduit<br /> Simon Fulford</p> <p>8. Pre-fashioning an urostomy<br /> Richard Bell</p> <p>9. A novel technique for parastomal hernia repair<br /> Jeetesh Bhardwa, Rob Gray and Hanif Motiwala</p> <p>10. Parastomal hernia repair<br /> Derek Fawcett</p> <p>11. Nephrectomy: Vascular control during caval thrombectomy<br /> Dan Wilby and Matt Hayes</p> <p>12. Secure ligation of foreshortened large veins <br /> Dan Wilby and Matt Hayes</p> <p>13. How to avoid dislodging the vascular clamp<br /> Asif Muneer</p> <p>14. Ligating the renal artery<br /> David Cranston</p> <p>15. Renal surgery using ice sludge using innovative technique<br /> Ruzi Begum and Hanif Motiwala</p> <p>16. Making the best of a short suture length in a deep dark hole<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>17. Anterior approach for a pyeloplasty<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>18. Ureteric injuries – lower third    Adaptations of the Boari Flap<br /> John Kelleher</p> <p>19. Radical orchidectomy for germ cell tumours<br /> David Hendry</p> <p>20. Don’t lose the lumen at urethroplasty<br /> Andrew Doble</p> <p>21. Emergency call to the gynae / obstetric theatre<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>22. Is it urine in the drain?<br /> Christopher Woodhouse</p> <p>23. Cutaneous fistula<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>24. Post-operative abdominal drain<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>Part 2: Laparoscopic and Robotic Urology</p> <p>25. Modified Hassan technique in super-obese patients<br /> Tev Aho</p> <p>26. A modification to the Hassan technique for securing pneumoperitoneum  <br /> Ben Challacombe and Pardeep Kumar</p> <p>27. Finger access is the safest <br /> Richard Napier-Hemy</p> <p>28. Keep it simple<br /> Jon Cartledge</p> <p>29. The Ten Commandments<br /> Peter Rimmington</p> <p>30. Controlling a small hole in the IVC  <br /> Richard Napier-Hemy</p> <p>31. Remember Endoloops?<br /> Richard Napier-Hemy</p> <p>32. Tips in laparoscopic urology<br /> Dominic Hodgson</p> <p>33. Laparoscopic suturing<br /> Alan McNeill</p> <p>34. Laparoscopic suturing<br /> Henry Sells</p> <p>35. Laparoscopic suturing<br /> Chris Eden</p> <p>36. Cholangiogram catheters can help antegrade wire placement at the time of pyeloplasty<br /> Richard Napier-Hemy</p> <p>37. Laparoscopic nephrectomy: Introduction of balloon-tipped trocar (BTT) in obese patient<br /> Damian Hambury</p> <p>38. Laparoscopic nephrectomy: Closing the exit site in an obese patient<br /> Damian Hambury</p> <p>39. Laparoscopic nephrectomy: Port sites for left nephrectomy<br /> Damian Hambury</p> <p>40. Laparoscopic nephrectom<br /> Peter W. Cooke</p> <p>41. Laparoscopic nephrectomy<br /> Toby Page</p> <p>42. Laparoscopic Nephrectomy : Renal vein <br /> Tony Riddick</p> <p>43. Aiding dissection of the renal artery during a laparoscopic radical nephrectomy<br /> Adam Jones</p> <p>44. Robotic assisted laparoscopic pyeloplasty (RALP)<br /> Prokar Dasgupta</p> <p>45. Laparoscopic prostatectomy<br /> Peter W. Cooke</p> <p>46. Use of the Endo Close ™ device for prostatic elevation during robotic assisted radical prostatectomy (RALP)<br /> David Bouchier-Hayes</p> <p>47. Additional points of note when performing prostate suspension during minimally invasive radical prostatectomy<br /> Ben Challacombe</p> <p>48. Robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>49. A technique to relocate the robotic prostatectomy retrieval bag to the mid-line camera port<br /> Muhammad Jamal Khan and Omer Karim</p> <p>50. The rectal injury test<br /> Ben Challacombe</p> <p>51. Identifying potential breaches in the rectum during minimally invasive surgery<br /> Justin Collins</p> <p>52. The wrong plane<br /> Anonymous</p> <p>53. Spreading tough tissue with robotic forceps<br /> Marc Laniado</p> <p>54. Robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RARP)<br /> Prokar Dasgupta</p> <p>55. Steps to free up robotic arm and assistant availability during robotic radical prostatectomy<br /> Adam Jones</p> <p>56. Use of Ethicon vicryl foil and robotic camera lights to warm the robotic scope lens to prevent lens fogging<br /> M.J. Khan and Omer Karim</p> <p>57. Management of anastomotic leak following radical prostatectomy<br /> R. Begum and Omer Karim</p> <p>58. Identification of ureters during minimally invasive radical cystectomy  <br /> Ben Challacombe</p> <p>59. Maintaining pneumoperitoneum during minimally invasive female cystectomy  <br /> Ben Challacombe</p> <p>60. Robotic assisted laparoscopic cystectomy (RARC)<br /> Prokar Dasgupta</p> <p>Part 3: Upper Tract Endourology</p> <p>61. Puncturing the calyx in order to obtain access for percutaneous nephrolithotomy: The three finger rule<br /> Gerald Rix</p> <p>62. Prevention of migration of the Amplatz sheath during PCNL<br /> Oliver Wiseman</p> <p>63. PCNL<br /> Sunil Kumar</p> <p>64. PCNL<br /> Aasem Chaudry</p> <p>65. PCNL<br /> Stephanie J. Symons</p> <p>66. Encrusted nephrostomy tubes<br /> James Hall</p> <p>67. Reaching stones in the kidney during flexible ureterorenoscopy with a large renal pelvis<br /> Gerald Rix</p> <p>68. The advantages of using the Peditrol during flexible and rigid ureterorenoscopy<br /> Sunil Kumar</p> <p>69. Flexible renoscopy and stone fragmentation<br /> Bo Parys</p> <p>70. A novel technique to treat large mid or upper ureteric stones<br /> Asif Raza and MJ Khan</p> <p>71. Rigid Ureteroscopy<br /> Matthew Bultitude</p> <p>72. The Boston Shouldered Stent<br /> Bo Parys</p> <p>73. Ureteroscopy<br /> Nimish Shah</p> <p>74. The Pin Hole Scope – part 1<br /> Sunil Kumar and Peter Malone</p> <p>75. Use of the dual lumen catheter<br /> Oliver Wiseman</p> <p>76. Flexible ureteroscopy<br /> Stephen Gordon</p> <p>77. Lasering stones<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>78. Renal pelvic stones<br /> Anthony Blacker</p> <p>79. Difficult urethral stricture encountered at ureteroscopy<br /> James Hall</p> <p>80. General tips for a simpler and safer ureteroscopy<br /> Sunil Kumar</p> <p>81. Flexible ureteroscopy / retrograde study of the right collecting system post cystectomy<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>82. Optimising the view for difficult stent insertion<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>83. A novel technique for stent change over an ileal-ureteric anastamosis<br /> Rob Gray and Hanif Motiwala</p> <p>84. Stents<br /> Peter W. Cooke</p> <p>85. Placing a stent in a female patient without having to re-load the cystoscope or performing a stent change in a female patient with a flexible cystoscope only<br /> Gerald Rix</p> <p>86. Paired JJ stents for retroperitoneal fibrosis<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>87. Four tips relating to ureteric stenting<br /> Sunil Kumar</p> <p>88. Insertion of Double J stent<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>89. Basketing of stones<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>90. Back loading guide wires<br /> David Hendry</p> <p>91. Insertion of a guidewire into the ureter<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>92. A solution for stent-related bladder symptoms<br /> Paul Halliday</p> <p>Part 4: Lower Urinary Tract</p> <p>93. HoLEP: Laser Technique<br /> Tev Aho</p> <p>94. HoLEP: Safe morcellation<br /> Tev Aho</p> <p>95. Holmium cystolitholapaxy<br /> Sunil Kumar</p> <p>96. Transurethral Resection of Prostate (TURP)<br /> Nikesh Thiruchelvam</p> <p>97. Transurethral Resection of Prostate (TURP)<br /> Peter W. Cooke</p> <p>98. Transurethral vapourisation of the prostate<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>99. Use of catheter introducer<br /> Derek Fawcett</p> <p>100. An alternative way to pass a urethral catheter post Transurethral Resection of Prostate (TURP)<br /> Ben Ayres and Gary Das</p> <p>101. The 17F Integral Cystoscope<br /> Graham Sole</p> <p>102. Non Irrigating Resectoscope<br /> Graham Sole</p> <p>103. Urethral strictures<br /> Anthony Blacker</p> <p>104. Optimising the view for stent insertion<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>105. Assessment of paediatric urethral strictures<br /> A.M. Peracha</p> <p>106. The Pin Hole Scope – part 2<br /> Sunil Kumar and Peter Malone</p> <p>107. How to remove air bubbles in the dome of the bladder<br /> David Hendry</p> <p>108. Resecting multiple bladder tumours<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>109. Primary TURBT<br /> Aasem Chaudry</p> <p>110. Trawling for flat superficial bladder tumour<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>111. Resecting bladder tumours<br /> Richard Bell</p> <p>112. Never use an Ellick in a clot retention<br /> Simon Bott</p> <p>113. Displaced suprapubic catheter<br /> Dan Wilby and Matt Hayes</p> <p>Part 5: Andrology</p> <p>114. Glans ‘droop’ following the insertion of a penile prosthesis<br /> Asif Muneer, Suks Minhas and Alex Kirkham</p> <p>115. The key to a successful epididymectomy: The Bungee manoeuvre<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>116. Haemostasis for Nesbit’s procedure<br /> Suks Minhas</p> <p>117. Nesbit’s procedure<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>118. Tension free vasectomy reversal<br /> Asif Muneer</p> <p>119. Intracorporeal perforation during penile implantation<br /> Suks Minhas</p> <p>Part 6: Female Urology</p> <p>120. Recurrent cystocele and rectocele repair using modified mesh: New Technique<br /> Rob Gray and Hanif Motiwala</p> <p>121. Eroded Transvaginal Tape<br /> Rizwan Hamid</p> <p>122. Mid-urethral tension free tapes<br /> Neil Harris</p> <p>123. Treatment of TVT mesh eroding the bladder<br /> Georgina Wilson</p> <p>Part 7: General</p> <p>124. Circumcision<br /> Andrew Doble</p> <p>125. Dressing a circumcision<br /> Simon Bott</p> <p>126. Post circumcision dressing: The Gauze sporran<br /> Andrew Doble</p> <p>127. Difficult reduction of paraphimosis<br /> Andrew Doble</p> <p>128. Round bodied needles<br /> Richard Bell</p> <p>129. Bladder clots<br /> Ling Lee</p> <p>130. Performing a flexible cystoscopy for a bladder which is full of debris<br /> Asif Muneer</p> <p>131. Passing a urethra catheter across a stricture after a guide-wire is passed via the flexible cystoscope<br /> Ling Lee<br />  <br /> 132. Inserting a catheter over a guidewire<br /> Simon Bott</p> <p>133. Cryoanalgesia for prostate biopsy.<br /> Simon Robinson, and Hanif Motiwala</p> <p>134. Pain relief in epididymo-orchitis<br /> Andrew Doble</p> <p>135. Hydrocele<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>136. Epididymal cyst<br /> Senthil Nathan</p> <p>137. Shape of the male urethra<br /> Simon Bott</p> <p>138. Local anaesthetic injection through skin<br /> Paul McInerney</p> <p>139. Transrectal ultrasound<br /> John McLoughlin<br />  <br /> 140. Modified transrectal biopsy of prostate<br /> Ruzi Begum, Rob Gray and Hanif Motiwala</p> <p>141. Transperineal biopsy probe set up</p> <p>142. Changing a difficult or encrusted supra-pubic catheter<br /> John McLoughlin</p> <p>143. How to predict the difficult catheter? Use the Force!<br /> K Mozolowski and John Calleary</p> <p>144. Urodynamics<br /> Sara Wood</p> <p>Part 8: Clinical Management</p> <p>145. Neuro-urology<br /> Philip Van Kerrebroeck</p> <p>146. Managing urinary tract damage due to ketamine abuse<br /> Dan Wood</p> <p>147. Top tips for foreskin assessment<br /> Dan Wood</p> <p>148. LUTS progression<br /> Mark Speakman</p> <p>149. Top 10 tips: Management of Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CP/CPPS)<br /> J. Curtis Nickel</p> <p>150. Uro-gynae tips<br /> Glyn Constantine</p> <p>151. Psychological problems and surgery<br /> Paul McInerney</p> <p>152. Use of analogies to assist with explanation of urological problems<br /> David Nicol</p> <p>Index</p>

<p><strong>Mr John McLoughlin</strong>, Consultant Urological Surgeon, West Suffolk Hospitals NHS Trust and Department of Urology, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridge, UK.

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