Professor Abhay RaneProf. Rane was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the New Year 2014 Honours List for services to laparoscopic surgery.He is one of the first laparoscopic urological surgeons in the United Kingdom. Instrumental in developing the technique of hand assisted laparoscopic nephrectomy in the UK from 2000, he was the first to described the usefulness of the technique in T3b (advanced) kidney cancers. More recently, hespearheaded the development of laparoendoscopic single site surgery (LESS) in urology as a pioneer and innovator. Having performed the first single port nephrectomy in the world in May 2007 with colleagues in India, he went on to perform the first LESS nephrectomy in Europe in March 2008 at East Surrey Hospital, Redhill. He has been invited to share his experiences at a number of sessions at various cross specialty international meetings, including the American Urological Association and Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (2009 /10), where he was the only urologist to be invited faculty.Over the last thirteen years, Professor Rane has mentored laparoscopic skills to other consultants. As a result, of his efforts at least 16 hospitals in the UK now have a local laparoscopic urology programme; his work on training in laparoscopy has been presented, published and cited extensively.Professor Rane has been a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Surrey and Sussex NHS Trust for the last 14 years, where he is currently Clinical Lead for urology.Doctor Burak TurnaDr. Turna is the Associate Professor of Urology at Ege University School of Medicine, Izmir, Turkey, one of the largest academic institutions in the country. He has several teaching assignments, including his current faculty appointment with the Department of Urology in Ege University as well as the Chair of the Executive Board of the surgical internship for Urogenital Surgery for fourth year medical students. Dr. Turna is a nationally recognized leader in the field of endourology and laparoscopic surgery. He has been extensively involved in the Turkish Endourology Society’s scientific and educational activities as a surgeon/trainer/speaker and is currently the Associate Editor of the Endourology Bulletin, the official Journal of Turkish Endourology Society. As the general secretary, Dr Turna, has also been involved in the organisation and execution of the two big laparoscopy meetings held in Turkey in 2005 & 2009. Dr. Turna acted as a speaker/moderator/trainer and has performed live surgery demonstrations in several national and international endourology meetings to date. He has most recently been selected as an Associate for the “European Society of Uro-technology” Endourology Expert Group in 2010.

• Chapter 1. Diagnostic Algorithms for HaematuriaChapter 2. Hydronephrosis in PregnancyChapter 3. Practical Interpretation and Application of Urodynamic FindingsChapter 4. Practical Interpretation of CT Findings for the UrologistChapter 5. What Should Urologists Ask the Radiologist?Chapter 6. Tips for Managing Acute Iatrogenic Ureteric InjuryChapter 7. Chronic Prostatitis: A Practical Approach to TreatmentChapter 8. How Do I Manage the Septic Urologic Patient?Chapter 9. Practical Functional Evaluation of Adrenal MassChapter 10. Interstitial Cystitis: Practical Recommendations for TreatmentChapter 11. Optimal Use of Antibiotics in UrologyChapter 12. Difficult Urethral CatheterizationChapter 13. Management of Acute Urinary RetentionChapter 14. Congenital Anomalies in Adults: Diagnosis and Management ConsiderationsChapter 15. How Do I Get a Perfect Cosmetic Result After Circumcision?Chapter 16 - Technical Tips for VaricocelectomyChapter 17. Optimum Use of Second-Line Treatment Options for Erectile DysfunctionChapter 18. Management of Recurrent Urethral StricturesChapter 19. Management of Severe Hemorrhagic CystitisChapter 20. Penile Rehabilitation After Radical Pelvic SurgeryChapter 21. Tips for Intravesical Chemotherapy and ImmunotherapyChapter 22. Stone AnalysisChapter 23. Advice to the Families of the Pediatric Stone FormerChapter 24. General Advice on Recurrent Stone FormerChapter 25. Lifetime Advice to Patients After Urinary DiversionChapter 26. Lifestyle Advice for Sub-Fertile MenChapter 27.Chapter 28. TransrectalUltrasound-Guided Prostate BiopsyChapter 29. Transperineal Prostate BiopsyChapter 30. Tips for Open Renal SurgeryChapter 31. Tips for Open Surgical Approach to Pelvis for Urologic SurgeryChapter 32. How and When Do I Need to Perform an Exploratory Laparotomy After Major Urological Surgery?Chapter 33. How Do I Become a Surgeon Scientist?Chapter 34. How Do I Publish a Scientific Urological Paper?SECTION 2. ENDOUROLOGYChapter 35. How Do I Set Up a Stone Clinic?Chapter 36. How Does Shock Wave Break Stones?Chapter 37. Which Lithotriptor Should I Buy?Chapter 38. How Should I Operate on a Lithotriptor for Optimum Results?Chapter 39. Tips and Tricks of Rigid UreteroscopyChapter 40. Tips for Flexible UreteroscopyChapter 41. Technical Tips for Laser LithotripsyChapter 42. Tips and Tricks for Difficult Ureteral JJ Stent InsertionChapter 43. Tips to Puncture the Kidney Using the Triangular TechniquesChapter 44. Tips for Puncturing the Kidney Using the “Bull’s Eye” TechniqueChapter 45. Tips to Puncture the Kidney Using UltrasoundChapter 46. Tips to Enter the Pelvicalyceal System in the Supine PositionChapter 47. Tips for Mini and Micro PCNLChapter 48. Use of Laser in UrologyChapter 49. TUR-PChapter 50. How to Perform a Good TURPChapter 51. Management of Postoperative Complications Following TURPChapter 52. How to Perform A Good TURBTSECTION 3 - LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC SURGERYChapter 53. Starting a Robotic Surgery ProgramChapter 54. Tips for Education in LaparoscopyChapter 55. Tips  in Anesthesia for Robotic SurgeryChapter 56. Patient Positioning For Robotic Pelvic SurgeryChapter 57. What Is The Best Port Placement for Urologic Laparoscopy?Chapter 58. What Is the Best Port Placement for Urologic Robotic Surgery?Chapter 59. How Do You Manage Gas Leak During Laparoscopy?Chapter 60. Management of Bleeding During LaparoscopyChapter 61. Transperitoneal Laparoscopic Radical Nefrectomy: Tips for Challenging CasesChapter 62. Tips for Safe and Quick Transperitoneal Laparoscopic NephrectomyChapter 63. The Single Knot Running Vesico-Urethral AnastomosisChapter 64. Tips and Tricks for Erectile Function Preservation During Robot-Assisted Radical ProstatectomyChapter 65. Tips to Preserve Continence During Robotic Radical ProstatectomyChapter 66. Radical Prostatectomy for Locally Advanced Prostate CancerChapter 67. Practical Solutions for Challenging Robotic Prostatectomy CasesChapter 68. Robotic Radical Cystectomy and Urinary Diversions: Step-By-Step TechniqueChapter 69. Tips For Ideal Urinary DiversionChapter 70. Robotic and Laparoscopic Anderson-Hynes Dismembered Pyeloplasty: A Practical ApproachChapter 71. Renal Reconstruction Techniques For Renal Tumours In Various LocationsChapter 72. Use of Surgical Navigation During Urologic SurgeryChapter 73. Nuances of Extraperitoneal Laparoscopy

"This is a guide to management issues and surgical techniques critical for practicing urologists or residents in training. ... The audience includes practicing urologists or residents in training wishing to gain insight into well-known procedures or regain familiarity with known subjects. The authors are respected authorities in their subspecialties. ... This is a useful reference that will prove helpful to urologic surgeons." (Perry R. Weiner, Doody's Book Reviews, March, 2016)

Professor Abhay RaneProf. Rane was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the New Year 2014 Honours List for services to laparoscopic surgery.He is one of the first laparoscopic urological surgeons in the United Kingdom. Instrumental in developing the technique of hand assisted laparoscopic nephrectomy in the UK from 2000, he was the first to described the usefulness of the technique in T3b (advanced) kidney cancers. More recently, hespearheaded the development of laparoendoscopic single site surgery (LESS) in urology as a pioneer and innovator. Having performed the first single port nephrectomy in the world in May 2007 with colleagues in India, he went on to perform the first LESS nephrectomy in Europe in March 2008 at East Surrey Hospital, Redhill. He has been invited to share his experiences at a number of sessions at various cross specialty international meetings, including the American Urological Association and Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (2009 /10), where he was the only urologist to be invited faculty.Over the last thirteen years, Professor Rane has mentored laparoscopic skills to other consultants. As a result, of his efforts at least 16 hospitals in the UK now have a local laparoscopic urology programme; his work on training in laparoscopy has been presented, published and cited extensively.Professor Rane has been a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Surrey and Sussex NHS Trust for the last 14 years, where he is currently Clinical Lead for urology.Doctor Burak TurnaDr. Turna is the Associate Professor of Urology at Ege University School of Medicine, Izmir, Turkey, one of the largest academic institutions in the country. He has several teaching assignments, including his current faculty appointment with the Department of Urology in Ege University as well as the Chair of the Executive Board of the surgical internship for Urogenital Surgery for fourth year medical students. Dr. Turna is a nationally recognized leader in the field of endourology and laparoscopic surgery. He has been extensively involved in the Turkish Endourology Society’s scientific and educational activities as a surgeon/trainer/speaker and is currently the Associate Editor of the Endourology Bulletin, the official Journal of Turkish Endourology Society. As the general secretary, Dr Turna, has also been involved in the organisation and execution of the two big laparoscopy meetings held in Turkey in 2005 & 2009. Dr. Turna acted as a speaker/moderator/trainer and has performed live surgery demonstrations in several national and international endourology meetings to date. He has most recently been selected as an Associate for the “European Society of Uro-technology” Endourology Expert Group in 2010.

• Chapter 1. Diagnostic Algorithms for HaematuriaChapter 2. Hydronephrosis in PregnancyChapter 3. Practical Interpretation and Application of Urodynamic FindingsChapter 4. Practical Interpretation of CT Findings for the UrologistChapter 5. What Should Urologists Ask the Radiologist?Chapter 6. Tips for Managing Acute Iatrogenic Ureteric InjuryChapter 7. Chronic Prostatitis: A Practical Approach to TreatmentChapter 8. How Do I Manage the Septic Urologic Patient?Chapter 9. Practical Functional Evaluation of Adrenal MassChapter 10. Interstitial Cystitis: Practical Recommendations for TreatmentChapter 11. Optimal Use of Antibiotics in UrologyChapter 12. Difficult Urethral CatheterizationChapter 13. Management of Acute Urinary RetentionChapter 14. Congenital Anomalies in Adults: Diagnosis and Management ConsiderationsChapter 15. How Do I Get a Perfect Cosmetic Result After Circumcision?Chapter 16 - Technical Tips for VaricocelectomyChapter 17. Optimum Use of Second-Line Treatment Options for Erectile DysfunctionChapter 18. Management of Recurrent Urethral StricturesChapter 19. Management of Severe Hemorrhagic CystitisChapter 20. Penile Rehabilitation After Radical Pelvic SurgeryChapter 21. Tips for Intravesical Chemotherapy and ImmunotherapyChapter 22. Stone AnalysisChapter 23. Advice to the Families of the Pediatric Stone FormerChapter 24. General Advice on Recurrent Stone FormerChapter 25. Lifetime Advice to Patients After Urinary DiversionChapter 26. Lifestyle Advice for Sub-Fertile MenChapter 27.Chapter 28. TransrectalUltrasound-Guided Prostate BiopsyChapter 29. Transperineal Prostate BiopsyChapter 30. Tips for Open Renal SurgeryChapter 31. Tips for Open Surgical Approach to Pelvis for Urologic SurgeryChapter 32. How and When Do I Need to Perform an Exploratory Laparotomy After Major Urological Surgery?Chapter 33. How Do I Become a Surgeon Scientist?Chapter 34. How Do I Publish a Scientific Urological Paper?SECTION 2. ENDOUROLOGYChapter 35. How Do I Set Up a Stone Clinic?Chapter 36. How Does Shock Wave Break Stones?Chapter 37. Which Lithotriptor Should I Buy?Chapter 38. How Should I Operate on a Lithotriptor for Optimum Results?Chapter 39. Tips and Tricks of Rigid UreteroscopyChapter 40. Tips for Flexible UreteroscopyChapter 41. Technical Tips for Laser LithotripsyChapter 42. Tips and Tricks for Difficult Ureteral JJ Stent InsertionChapter 43. Tips to Puncture the Kidney Using the Triangular TechniquesChapter 44. Tips for Puncturing the Kidney Using the “Bull’s Eye” TechniqueChapter 45. Tips to Puncture the Kidney Using UltrasoundChapter 46. Tips to Enter the Pelvicalyceal System in the Supine PositionChapter 47. Tips for Mini and Micro PCNLChapter 48. Use of Laser in UrologyChapter 49. TUR-PChapter 50. How to Perform a Good TURPChapter 51. Management of Postoperative Complications Following TURPChapter 52. How to Perform A Good TURBTSECTION 3 - LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC SURGERYChapter 53. Starting a Robotic Surgery ProgramChapter 54. Tips for Education in LaparoscopyChapter 55. Tips  in Anesthesia for Robotic SurgeryChapter 56. Patient Positioning For Robotic Pelvic SurgeryChapter 57. What Is The Best Port Placement for Urologic Laparoscopy?Chapter 58. What Is the Best Port Placement for Urologic Robotic Surgery?Chapter 59. How Do You Manage Gas Leak During Laparoscopy?Chapter 60. Management of Bleeding During LaparoscopyChapter 61. Transperitoneal Laparoscopic Radical Nefrectomy: Tips for Challenging CasesChapter 62. Tips for Safe and Quick Transperitoneal Laparoscopic NephrectomyChapter 63. The Single Knot Running Vesico-Urethral AnastomosisChapter 64. Tips and Tricks for Erectile Function Preservation During Robot-Assisted Radical ProstatectomyChapter 65. Tips to Preserve Continence During Robotic Radical ProstatectomyChapter 66. Radical Prostatectomy for Locally Advanced Prostate CancerChapter 67. Practical Solutions for Challenging Robotic Prostatectomy CasesChapter 68. Robotic Radical Cystectomy and Urinary Diversions: Step-By-Step TechniqueChapter 69. Tips For Ideal Urinary DiversionChapter 70. Robotic and Laparoscopic Anderson-Hynes Dismembered Pyeloplasty: A Practical ApproachChapter 71. Renal Reconstruction Techniques For Renal Tumours In Various LocationsChapter 72. Use of Surgical Navigation During Urologic SurgeryChapter 73. Nuances of Extraperitoneal Laparoscopy

"This is a guide to management issues and surgical techniques critical for practicing urologists or residents in training. ... The audience includes practicing urologists or residents in training wishing to gain insight into well-known procedures or regain familiarity with known subjects. The authors are respected authorities in their subspecialties. ... This is a useful reference that will prove helpful to urologic surgeons." (Perry R. Weiner, Doody's Book Reviews, March, 2016)

Professor Abhay RaneProf. Rane was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the New Year 2014 Honours List for services to laparoscopic surgery.He is one of the first laparoscopic urological surgeons in the United Kingdom. Instrumental in developing the technique of hand assisted laparoscopic nephrectomy in the UK from 2000, he was the first to described the usefulness of the technique in T3b (advanced) kidney cancers. More recently, hespearheaded the development of laparoendoscopic single site surgery (LESS) in urology as a pioneer and innovator. Having performed the first single port nephrectomy in the world in May 2007 with colleagues in India, he went on to perform the first LESS nephrectomy in Europe in March 2008 at East Surrey Hospital, Redhill. He has been invited to share his experiences at a number of sessions at various cross specialty international meetings, including the American Urological Association and Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (2009 /10), where he was the only urologist to be invited faculty.Over the last thirteen years, Professor Rane has mentored laparoscopic skills to other consultants. As a result, of his efforts at least 16 hospitals in the UK now have a local laparoscopic urology programme; his work on training in laparoscopy has been presented, published and cited extensively.Professor Rane has been a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Surrey and Sussex NHS Trust for the last 14 years, where he is currently Clinical Lead for urology.Doctor Burak TurnaDr. Turna is the Associate Professor of Urology at Ege University School of Medicine, Izmir, Turkey, one of the largest academic institutions in the country. He has several teaching assignments, including his current faculty appointment with the Department of Urology in Ege University as well as the Chair of the Executive Board of the surgical internship for Urogenital Surgery for fourth year medical students. Dr. Turna is a nationally recognized leader in the field of endourology and laparoscopic surgery. He has been extensively involved in the Turkish Endourology Society’s scientific and educational activities as a surgeon/trainer/speaker and is currently the Associate Editor of the Endourology Bulletin, the official Journal of Turkish Endourology Society. As the general secretary, Dr Turna, has also been involved in the organisation and execution of the two big laparoscopy meetings held in Turkey in 2005 & 2009. Dr. Turna acted as a speaker/moderator/trainer and has performed live surgery demonstrations in several national and international endourology meetings to date. He has most recently been selected as an Associate for the “European Society of Uro-technology” Endourology Expert Group in 2010.

• Chapter 1. Diagnostic Algorithms for HaematuriaChapter 2. Hydronephrosis in PregnancyChapter 3. Practical Interpretation and Application of Urodynamic FindingsChapter 4. Practical Interpretation of CT Findings for the UrologistChapter 5. What Should Urologists Ask the Radiologist?Chapter 6. Tips for Managing Acute Iatrogenic Ureteric InjuryChapter 7. Chronic Prostatitis: A Practical Approach to TreatmentChapter 8. How Do I Manage the Septic Urologic Patient?Chapter 9. Practical Functional Evaluation of Adrenal MassChapter 10. Interstitial Cystitis: Practical Recommendations for TreatmentChapter 11. Optimal Use of Antibiotics in UrologyChapter 12. Difficult Urethral CatheterizationChapter 13. Management of Acute Urinary RetentionChapter 14. Congenital Anomalies in Adults: Diagnosis and Management ConsiderationsChapter 15. How Do I Get a Perfect Cosmetic Result After Circumcision?Chapter 16 - Technical Tips for VaricocelectomyChapter 17. Optimum Use of Second-Line Treatment Options for Erectile DysfunctionChapter 18. Management of Recurrent Urethral StricturesChapter 19. Management of Severe Hemorrhagic CystitisChapter 20. Penile Rehabilitation After Radical Pelvic SurgeryChapter 21. Tips for Intravesical Chemotherapy and ImmunotherapyChapter 22. Stone AnalysisChapter 23. Advice to the Families of the Pediatric Stone FormerChapter 24. General Advice on Recurrent Stone FormerChapter 25. Lifetime Advice to Patients After Urinary DiversionChapter 26. Lifestyle Advice for Sub-Fertile MenChapter 27.Chapter 28. TransrectalUltrasound-Guided Prostate BiopsyChapter 29. Transperineal Prostate BiopsyChapter 30. Tips for Open Renal SurgeryChapter 31. Tips for Open Surgical Approach to Pelvis for Urologic SurgeryChapter 32. How and When Do I Need to Perform an Exploratory Laparotomy After Major Urological Surgery?Chapter 33. How Do I Become a Surgeon Scientist?Chapter 34. How Do I Publish a Scientific Urological Paper?SECTION 2. ENDOUROLOGYChapter 35. How Do I Set Up a Stone Clinic?Chapter 36. How Does Shock Wave Break Stones?Chapter 37. Which Lithotriptor Should I Buy?Chapter 38. How Should I Operate on a Lithotriptor for Optimum Results?Chapter 39. Tips and Tricks of Rigid UreteroscopyChapter 40. Tips for Flexible UreteroscopyChapter 41. Technical Tips for Laser LithotripsyChapter 42. Tips and Tricks for Difficult Ureteral JJ Stent InsertionChapter 43. Tips to Puncture the Kidney Using the Triangular TechniquesChapter 44. Tips for Puncturing the Kidney Using the “Bull’s Eye” TechniqueChapter 45. Tips to Puncture the Kidney Using UltrasoundChapter 46. Tips to Enter the Pelvicalyceal System in the Supine PositionChapter 47. Tips for Mini and Micro PCNLChapter 48. Use of Laser in UrologyChapter 49. TUR-PChapter 50. How to Perform a Good TURPChapter 51. Management of Postoperative Complications Following TURPChapter 52. How to Perform A Good TURBTSECTION 3 - LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC SURGERYChapter 53. Starting a Robotic Surgery ProgramChapter 54. Tips for Education in LaparoscopyChapter 55. Tips  in Anesthesia for Robotic SurgeryChapter 56. Patient Positioning For Robotic Pelvic SurgeryChapter 57. What Is The Best Port Placement for Urologic Laparoscopy?Chapter 58. What Is the Best Port Placement for Urologic Robotic Surgery?Chapter 59. How Do You Manage Gas Leak During Laparoscopy?Chapter 60. Management of Bleeding During LaparoscopyChapter 61. Transperitoneal Laparoscopic Radical Nefrectomy: Tips for Challenging CasesChapter 62. Tips for Safe and Quick Transperitoneal Laparoscopic NephrectomyChapter 63. The Single Knot Running Vesico-Urethral AnastomosisChapter 64. Tips and Tricks for Erectile Function Preservation During Robot-Assisted Radical ProstatectomyChapter 65. Tips to Preserve Continence During Robotic Radical ProstatectomyChapter 66. Radical Prostatectomy for Locally Advanced Prostate CancerChapter 67. Practical Solutions for Challenging Robotic Prostatectomy CasesChapter 68. Robotic Radical Cystectomy and Urinary Diversions: Step-By-Step TechniqueChapter 69. Tips For Ideal Urinary DiversionChapter 70. Robotic and Laparoscopic Anderson-Hynes Dismembered Pyeloplasty: A Practical ApproachChapter 71. Renal Reconstruction Techniques For Renal Tumours In Various LocationsChapter 72. Use of Surgical Navigation During Urologic SurgeryChapter 73. Nuances of Extraperitoneal Laparoscopy

"This is a guide to management issues and surgical techniques critical for practicing urologists or residents in training. ... The audience includes practicing urologists or residents in training wishing to gain insight into well-known procedures or regain familiarity with known subjects. The authors are respected authorities in their subspecialties. ... This is a useful reference that will prove helpful to urologic surgeons." (Perry R. Weiner, Doody's Book Reviews, March, 2016)