Titlebook: Interstitial Cystitis; Philip M. Hanno (Professor and Chairman),David R. Book 19901st edition Springer-Verlag London Limited 1990 Urogeni

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Philip M. Hanno (Professor and Chairman),David R.

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rent views of experts from around the world regarding the many aspects of this disorder. It is hoped that we can provide an image of where we stand as we enter the 1990s. If the book can stimulate other physicians and basic scientists to enter this exciting field of research, and if it can provide hope to the978-1-4471-3293-6

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Interstitial Cystitis: An Introduction to the Problem augmentation cystoplasty for symptom relief. No one gave much thought to how the bladder got that way once the important “rule outs” were excluded, and no one gave much thought to whether there was a population of patients with a more moderate or milder form of the condition. Subsequently, it becam

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Historical Perspectivessult of many different disease processes just as interstitial nephritis may be the result of conditions as diverse as bacterial pyelonephritis and drug nephropathy. It is clear that an interstitial cystitis can be caused by tuberculosis, schistosomiasis, cyclophosphamide and radiation. What we are c

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P. J. Held,P. M. Hanno,A. J. Wein,M. V. Pauly,M. A. Cahn

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M. R. Ruggieri,F. C. Monson,R. M. Levin,A. J. Wein,P. M. Hanno

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Etiology: Etiologic and Pathogenetic Theories in Interstitial Cystitis symptoms all of a more or less chronic nature: supra-retropubic pain, frequency, nocturia, urgency, dysuria and occasionally hematuria and stranguria (Hald and Holm-Bentzen 1986). The painful bladder diseases of a more specific nature and with a known etiology are listed in Table 6.1.