Guide to Clinical Applications of Urinary Stents Range

Description

A urinary stent is a tube that is put into the ureter to help the urine flow from the kidneys to the bladder. This is a typical course of treatment for kidney stones among other urinary issues. It is often a short-term solution intended to physically free a blockage impeding urine's natural flow to the bladder. Despite subpar outcomes in first-generation models, urethral and prostate stent usage has lately increased. A thorough introduction to the many modern stenting types may be found in the book "Guide to Clinical Applications of Urinary Stents Range." The many kinds of stents that are on the market are described in the book. For those who need a better grasp of the issue, the book includes a full overview of the pertinent physiology and pathology. The use of stents in all demographics and patients with transplanted ureters is highlighted in several of the book's chapters. The book is written in clear English. This book is useful for doctors, surgeons, students, and researchers.