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  Management of prostate cancer. 3rd ed.

  Eric A. Klein, J. Stephen Jones, editors.

  Contents:
  Epidemiology and risk factors / Ranko Miocinovic
  Twenty years and counting : is PSA still useful in 2010? / Haluk Ozen and Sertac Yazici
  Prostate cancer screening : a review of the evidence with clinical practice implications / Timothy J. Wilt
  Beyond PSA : promising new markers for prostate cancer / Leonard Marks
  Hereditary prostate cancer and genetic risk / Adam C. Reese, Graham Casey, and John S. Witte
  Prostate inflammation and prostate cancer / William G. Nelson ... [et al.]
  Molecular progression of prostate cancer : androgens and estrogens / Stephen A. Boorjian and Donald J. Tindall
  The role of obesity and diet in prostate cancer / Jean-Alfred Thomas II and Stephen J. Freedland
  Prostate cancer risk reduction by chemoprevention / Kenneth G. Nepple, Adam S. Kibel, and Gerald L. Andriole
  Current issues in pathologic evaluation / Sara M. Falzarano, Howard S. Levin, and Cristina Magi-Galluzzi
  Optimum prostate biopsy : techniques and strategies / Osama M. Zaytoun and J. Stephen Jones
  The utility of nomograms in routine clinical practice / Carvell T. Nguyen and Michael W. Kattan
  Active surveillance comes of age / Laurence Klotz
  Focal therapy : prostate hemiablation as the first historical treatment model for focal therapy of early stage prostate cancer / Vladimir Mouraviev and Thomas J. Polascik
  Contemporary external beam radiotherapy / Rahul Tendulkar and Kevin Stephans
  Surgery, brachytherapy, or external beam radiation for low- and intermediate-risk disease? / Jay P. Ciezki and Eric A. Klein
  The role for radical prostatectomy in advanced prostate cancer / R. Jeffrey Karnes and Michael L. Blute
  Radiation therapy in the management of locally advanced prostate cancer / Joseph D. Mancias and Anthony L. Zietman
  Clinical implications of measuring quality-of-life in early stage prostate cancer / Peter Chang, Mehrdad Alemozaffar, and Martin G. Sanda
  Treatment modalities of post-prostatectomy incontinence : a historical perspective as well as current therapy options / Christina Ching and Drogo K. Montague
  Management of biochemical recurrence after localized treatment for prostate cancer / Stephen B. Williams and Toni K. Choueiri
  Management of newly diagnosed metastatic disease / C. Lance Cowey and Thomas E. Hutson
  Pitfalls of androgen deprivation therapy / Alicia K. Morgans and Matthew R. Smith
  Current management of castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) / Jorge A. Garcia and Robert Dreicer
  Beta-emitting radiopharmaceuticals and bone metastasis / Oliver Sartor.

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  Transduodenopancreatic interposition mesocaval shunt using an internal jugular vein autograft.

  Moreno González E, Hebrero San Martin J, Solis Herruzo JA, Rico Selas P, Rodriguez Agulló JL.

  Surg Gynecol Obstet. 1977 Oct;145(4):565-9.

  In 26 interposition mesocaval shunts using an internal jugular vein autograft which has been performed since 1970, four patients had important abnormalities in the superior mesenteric vein, making impossible the usual subduodenal position of the jugular vein graft. In these four patients, a small pancreatectomy was performed between the transverse portion of the duodenum and the right aspect of the superior mesenteric vein, placing the interposition mesocaval shunt in a transduodenopancreatic position. No patient has had any bleeding after the operation nor have esophageal varices been found at the time of the last examination. During this period, all patients showed a remarkable tolerance to proteins, so that no patient has been on a low protein diet.

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