I - Diagnostic Endoscopy

I - Endoscopic armamentarium
II - The cystoscopic procedure
III - Postendoscopic care, reactions and complications
IV - The normal bladder and prostatic urethra
V - Abnormal ureteral orifices
VI - Abnormal appearance of mucosal blood vessels in the bladder and posterior urethra
VII - Bladder contour abnormalities associated with normal mucosa
VIII - Color abnormalities of the bladder mucosa without change of contour
IX - Abnormalities of both color and contour within the bladder
X - Abnormal bladder contents
XI - Abnormalities of the bladder neck and posterior urethra in the male
XII - Abnormalities of the bladder neck and urethra in the female
XIII - Urethroscopy and miscellaneous endoscopic procedures
II - Endoscopic Surgery
XIV - Miscellaneous endoscopic surgical procedures and treatments
XV - Endoscopic surgery - a specialty within a specialty
XVI - Electrosurgical units
XVII - Indications for endoscopic surgery
XVIII - Examination, preoperative care and selection of the anesthetic
XIX - Technique with the Stern-McCarthy electrotome
XX - Variations in technique of endoscopic prostatic resection
XXI - Endoscopic resection of the bladder neck in the female
XXII - Immediate complications
XXIII - Postoperative care
XXIV - Results and sequelae
References
Author Index.