Books in the Developments in Surgery series

Urinary incontinence is becoming an increasingly dominant condition in daily urological and gynaecological practice, although the total number of patients suffering from the different forms ofincontinence remains unclear.

For the pro ploration of the biliary tree and permits the re ject the two authors worked together for one week moval of common bile duct calculi and other as biopsy under direct visual con at Ninewells Hospital and Medical School, Dundee procedures such on a series of patients with biliary tract disease trol.