Page 1 of 3
Urology Book Survey
A new reference book for urologists is being planned, and its subject is still open. Three minutes, anonymous. An honest "no" helps as much as a "yes".
Would you buy each of these books?
*
Answer for each book on its own.
Definitely not
Probably not
Not sure
Probably yes
Definitely yes
Book E.
The mathematics of urological decisions: probability, risk calculators, nomograms and trial statistics, with worked urological examples.
Book B.
A case-based handbook of common urological referrals: how urgent, what to do first, what not to miss. Mainly for trainees and non-urologists.
Book D.
Over-investigation and over-treatment in urology (PSA, small renal masses, bacteriuria, varicocele, testosterone): when doing less is better.
Book C.
How experienced urologists miss or delay diagnoses (torsion, cancer, the infected obstructed kidney), and how to avoid it.
Book A.
How much is each sign worth? Grades the history, examination and bedside tests by how accurately they predict the diagnosis.
Next