Urology forms a significant proportion of primary care consultations. This book has been written for the busy General Practitioner and trainee with day-to-day practice in mind. Its aim is to promote a simple and practical approach to all urological consultations. Each chapter begins with a case study followed by suggestions for important points in the history and examination. Relevant investigations and treatment in primary care are then discussed. Further management of the condition in secondary care is mentioned in order to supplement the reader's understanding and knowledge. A list of key points can be found at the end of each section.
This text provides an invaluable source of information and guidelines on urological management which are logical and evidence-based, and the scope provided by this book will be useful to those sitting the nMRCGP exam. The book is additionally of considerable interest to specialist nurses, medical students and junior doctors.
