Investigative Urology 3

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XIII

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2. Renal Cancer

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Biological Markers in the Evaluation of Prognosis in Patients with Renal Cell Carcinoma

      • B. J. Schmitz-Dräger, D. Rohde, H. Frenzel, R. Ackermann

      Pages 3-7

   3. Comparison of Human Normal Renal Cells and Malignant Renal Cells In Vivo and In Vitro Using Cytological, Cytochemical, and Immunocytochemical Methods

      • W. De Riese, E. P. Allhoff, U. Pohl, G. Lenis, S. Liedke, Z. Atay et al.

      Pages 8-16

   4. Growth and Cell Proliferation of Human Renal Cell Carcinomas Xenografted into BALB/c nu/nu Mice

      • M. Harasim, E. Loer, M. Wirth, B. Maurer-Schultze

      Pages 17-24

   5. Expression of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptors on Renal Cell Carcinomas

      • W. Heckl, K. Becker, U. Wacker, B. Halliger

      Pages 25-29

   6. In Vitro Sensitivity of Three Human Renal Tumor Xenografts Towards Tumor Necrosis Factor and Alpha and Gamma Interferon

      • A. J. M. C. Beniers, R. J. A. Van Moorselaar, W. P. Peelen, B. T. Hendriks, U. Otto, J. A. Schalken et al.

      Pages 30-38

   7. Water-Jet Cutting: A New Technique for Selective Parenchymal Surgery of the Kidney

      • J. Schüller, J. Pensel, A. J. A. Terzis, M. Florek, M. Steinmetz, S. Thomas et al.

      Pages 39-43

3. Andrology and Testicular Cancer

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 45-45

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   2. Testicular Blood Supply with a View to Surgical Treatment

      • T. Strittmatter, G. Konrad

      Pages 47-52

   3. Alteration of Penile Ultrastructure in Impotence: Morphology and Clinical Correlation

      • C. Persson-Jünemann, W. Diederichs, T. F. Lue

      Pages 53-59

   4. The Erection Ring — A New Treatment Approach in Venogenic Erectile Dysfunction

      • J. Steffens, H. Derouet, M. Ziegler

      Pages 60-66

   5. Inhibitory Presynaptic Alpha-Adrenoceptors in the Human Corpus Cavernosum

      • H. van Ahlen, G. J. Molderings, H. Porst, M. Göthert

      Pages 67-71

   6. Intratesticular Concentration of Etoposide: An Experimental Study

      • T. Stein, S. Krege, G. Heimann, H. Rübben

      Pages 72-77

4. BPH-Prostate Cancer

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 79-79

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   2. Diagnostic Studies Using Human BPH Tissues Transplanted on Thymus-Dysplastic Mice

      • P. G. Fabricius, F. Rommel, F. Sinowatz, V. Permanetter, C. Hammer

      Pages 81-86

   3. Age-Dependency and Regional Distribution of Enkephalinergic Nerves in the Human Prostate

      • T. Jungblut, G. Aumüller, B. Malek, H. Melchior

      Pages 87-95

   4. Tumor Marker Characterization in the Serially Transplantable PC-EW Human Prostatic Carcinoma Line in Nude Mice

      • Z. Csapo, K. M. Schrott, R. Walther

      Pages 96-104

5. Bladder Cancer

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 105-105

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   2. DNA Histogram of Invasive Bladder Carcinoma: Comparison of Flow Cytometry and Automated Image Analysis

      • M. Stöckle, H. J. Tanke, G. Voges, H. Riedmiller, R. Hohenfellner

      Pages 107-114

The first symposium of the working group on experimental urology of the German Society of Urology was held in Cologne in 1972. It was meant to be a platform to present and, in particular, to discuss experimental studies developing new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, and to promote in­ novation in urology in Germany. This plan was well received, and during the last 16 years both the number of participants from other European and overseas countries and the number and quality of presentations have been continuously increasing. At the most recent meeting, held in Aachen in 1988, new data were presented on renal cell cancer, andrology, prostatic cancer and adenoma, bladder cancer, urinary diversion, urodynamics, renal pathophysiology, transplantation and the pathogenesis and treatment of urolithiasis. The present book contains 44 of the 109 papers given at the Aachen meeting, covering both basic and clinical research. It will be of eminent interest to all scientifically minded urologists, oncologists, neurophysiolo­ gists, endocrinologists, and pathologists because it is a synopsis of all the major scientific research currently being conducted in urology in Europe. There are no other books available which offer as comprehensive a cover­ age of recent experimental issues in urology. The aim of the series Inves­ tigative Urology is to demonstrate the continuous development of research in urology and to encourage all colleagues interested in experimental urol­ ogy to continue their important activities and create new international co­ operation.

• cancer
• cell
• pathophysiology
• transplantation
• urology

• Abteilung Urologie, Knappschaftskrankenhaus Bardenberg, Würselen 1, Germany

  Herbert Rübben

• Urologische Klinik und Poliklinik Klinikum Großhadern, Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität München, München 80, Germany

  Dieter Jocham

• Urologische Fachpraxis, Duisburg 18, Germany

  Günther H. Jacobi

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