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[Prevention of urological diseases can be a national benefit].

Early detection of urological cancers by means of mass screening would be beneficial to the nation, as can be seen in the advances in the detection of stomach and lung cancers. Medical students in Japan today should be studying the economics of medicine, that is, how to prevent cancer instead of studying economics to become prosperous after opening their own offices. This view should not be confined to our nation, but should be directed toward all of mankind in the whole world.

Financing, Government↗

[Pathologic personality formation of the inhibited type in children and adolescents with disabling urologic diseases].

The study deals with an observation of 70 children and adolescents (boys) from 12-16 years who displayed pathological personality formation of an asthenical, anxious-dubious and pseudoschizoid type. The clinical traits of neurotical characterological disturbances depended upon the age of the onset of the urological disease, rate of its development, the attitude of the patients to his somatical disorder, rearing and the factor of deprivation. In order to prevent the appearance of deformed personality in such cases of wide and long-term use of group and individual psychotherapy is recommended.

Adolescent↗

[Stress incontinence in the female--a urologic disease].

Several findings suggest, that other mechanisms than pelvic relaxation are involved in female stress urinary incontinence. Some aspects of diagnosis are given as well as basic principles in surgical treatment are discussed. The pathophysiology, methods of diagnosis and therapy indicate, that stress urinary incontinence is no longer a gynecological but an urological disease.

Adult↗