Excerpt from Genitourinary Diagnosis and Therapy: For Urologists and General Practitioners
The object of this book is to present in a concise form the practical therapeutic methods to the practitioner who intends to engage in the treatment of urinary diseases. This task is made easier for the reason that a general understanding-at least of the principal points-has been reached in the study of urology. I have not dwelt on matters of minor importance, but have considered the more important features, and have endeavored to treat these features in such an explicit manner that the instructions may be easily followed. The general practitioner will find in the field of urinary diseases frequent occasion for administering treatment, as many simple cases will be met with that can, without the application of much time and the requirement of extensive apparatus, be treated in general practice.
In a book confined to the consideration of therapy it is assumed that the symptoms and diagnosis of the subject are understood. The brief reference of a clinical and diagnostic character that I have made in several chapters do not, therefore, indicate any degree of detail, but serve only to emphasize certain important points.
I have treated in separate chapters those urinary diseases of women and children that present any special peculiarities.
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