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Renovascular Surgery.- A. Renovascular Hypertension.- B. Surgery of Renal Artery Aneurysms.- C. Renal Artery Embolism.- D. Renal Vein Thrombosis.- Conclusion.- References.- Renal Transplantation.- I. Renal Transplantation.- Historical Background.- II. Evaluation of Patients.- III. Technique of Donor Nephrectomy.- IV. Technique of Recipient Implantation.- V. Postoperative Care.- VI. Urological Complications and Urinary Infections.- VII. Other Complications Following Transplantation.- VIII. Infections.- IX. Pathology.- X. Antigen Identification and Matching.- XI. Thymectomy and Splenectomy.- XII. Renal Preservation.- XIII. Unusual Cases.- XIV. Results of Clinical Renal Transplantation.- References.- Open Surgery of the Prostate.- A. Introduction.- B. Indications and Choice of Operation.- C. Preoperative Preparation.- D. Techniques of Open Prostatic Surgery.- E. Postoperative Management.- F. Postoperative Complications.- References.- The Neurogenic Bladder in Spinal Cord Injury.- A. The Architectonics of the Musculature of the Urinary Bladder, Terminal Ureters, Trigone and Urethra.- B.Innervation of the Urinary Bladder and Sphincters.- C. Physiology of the Urinary Bladder and Sphincters.- D. Eleetrophysiology of the Urinary Bladder and Sphincters.- E. Electrical Stimulation of the Neurogenic Urinary Bladder.- F. Clinical Application of Electrical Stimulation of the Neurogenic Bladder.- References.- Author Index.