Endourology Peer-review Journals
The motivation behind endourology is to grow insignificantly obtrusive strategies that can rise to or outperform the consequences of old style open medical procedure. Nephroureterectomy with perimeatic cystectomy, a broad urologic mediation, normally decides the quest for strategies that decrease intrusiveness. Endourological procedures have allowed the disposal of one of the two entry points required for traditional intercessions, empowering less obtrusive separation of the intramural ureter and resecting of the perimeatic vesical divider. This intercession is one of the uncommon circumstances in which an endoscopic methodology just finishes the traditional careful advances. Distinctive specialized variations have been proposed for this reason, and their security and adequacy are at present being surveyed. The advancement of laparoscopy has offered the way in to the negligibly intrusive methodology of the cranial piece of the upper urinary tract, with half and half laparoendoscopic procedures being portrayed. The capacity to move toward the urinary tract without requiring careful cuts has separated and keeps on separating
urology from numerous other careful specialities. Endourology has for all time advanced throughout the most recent decades under the motivation of mechanical advancement that has permitted the methodology of the whole urinary tract and the improvement of present day, propelled endoscopes. In addition, since the commencement of medical procedure,
urology has had a main job in the disclosure and execution of negligibly obtrusive strategies. Cystoscopy is a method that permits direct representation of the bladder and is as of now the most much of the time performed urological endoscopic strategy, having both analytic and restorative signs. The endoscopic assessment of the bladder is oftentimes joined by the corresponding assessment of the urethra and, in result, can give an extensive assessment of the lower urinary tract, a strategy known as urethrocystoscopy.
High Impact List of Articles
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Short-Term But Not Long Term Exercise Ameliorates Depressive Behavior in Mice
Hiroki Yashima, Aya Matsushita, Ken ichi Kinoshita, Yoshikage Muroi, and Toshiaki Ishii
Research Article: Neuropsychiatry
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Short-Term But Not Long Term Exercise Ameliorates Depressive Behavior in Mice
Hiroki Yashima, Aya Matsushita, Ken ichi Kinoshita, Yoshikage Muroi, and Toshiaki Ishii
Research Article: Neuropsychiatry
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The Relationships between personality traits and leisure time activities: development of the Leisure Time Activity Questionnaire (LTAQ)
Aneta M Przepiorka, Agata P Blachnio
Research Article: Neuropsychiatry
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The Relationships between personality traits and leisure time activities: development of the Leisure Time Activity Questionnaire (LTAQ)
Aneta M Przepiorka, Agata P Blachnio
Research Article: Neuropsychiatry
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The Seizure and Cognitive Outcome of Anterior Thalamic Nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation for Patients with Intractable Epilepsy
Yuguang Guan, Sichang Chen, Yao Zhang, Changqing Liu, Jingjing Gu, Meng Zhao, Jing Wang, Mengyang Wang, Junhong Pan, Guoming Luan
Research Article: Neuropsychiatry
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The Seizure and Cognitive Outcome of Anterior Thalamic Nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation for Patients with Intractable Epilepsy
Yuguang Guan, Sichang Chen, Yao Zhang, Changqing Liu, Jingjing Gu, Meng Zhao, Jing Wang, Mengyang Wang, Junhong Pan, Guoming Luan
Research Article: Neuropsychiatry
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An Update of the Application of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) in Patients with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Nand Kumar, Saurabh Kumar, Rishi Gupta
Rapid Communication: Neuropsychiatry
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An Update of the Application of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) in Patients with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Nand Kumar, Saurabh Kumar, Rishi Gupta
Rapid Communication: Neuropsychiatry
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Testosterone, emotion regulation and childhood aggression
Timothy R Rice, Leo Sher
Editorial: Neuropsychiatry
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Testosterone, emotion regulation and childhood aggression
Timothy R Rice, Leo Sher
Editorial: Neuropsychiatry
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