An Introduction to Male Reproductive Medicine

A clear introduction to the fast-moving, complex field of male reproductive medicine.

Craig Niederberger (Edited by)

9780521173025, Cambridge University Press

Paperback, published 24 March 2011

168 pages, 40 b/w illus. 8 tables
23.4 x 15.6 x 1.1 cm, 0.38 kg

“…Marvelously well-written and easy to read with well-chosen graphs, pictures, and illustrations. Contributors are highly accomplished urologists and reproductive endocrinologists from throughout…the world…wonderful resource and one I would highly recommend.” Doody's Review Services

An Introduction to Male Reproductive Medicine is written specifically for readers seeking entry into this fast-moving, complex specialty with a solid understanding of the subject. The first chapters cover the anatomy and physiology, clinical evaluation, surgery, medicine, genetics and laboratory testing involved in the current evaluation and treatment of the infertile male, and the final chapter describes the interaction of the field with female reproductive medicine. Throughout the book, references are directly made to the fourth edition of the major text in the specialty, Infertility in the Male, edited by Larry Lipshultz, Stuart Howards and Craig Niederberger, allowing readers to expand their understanding of specific areas where desired. Each chapter is written by a well-renowned expert in an easy to follow, informal style, making the text ideal for students, residents and general physicians who are seeking to increase their general knowledge of the field.

Preface
1. Male reproductive medicine: anatomy and physiology Ettore Caroppo
2. Clinical evaluation of the male Craig Niederberger
3. An introduction to male reproductive surgery Daniel H. Williams
4. Non-surgical therapy Randall B. Meacham
5. Male reproductive immunology Robert E. Brannigan
6. Genetics of male reproductive medicine Moshe Wald
7. Semen: analysis and processing Grace M. Centola
8. What to know about the infertile female Bradley J. Van Voorhis
Index.

Subject Areas: Reproductive medicine [MFKC]