Imaging della Vescica e della Dinamica Pelvica nella Donna

Large-format volume (19 × 27 cm), 250 pages, 460 illustrations, printed on special paper and hardcover laminated edition.

Modern evaluation of the perineal region moves beyond the traditional separation of urology, gynecology and proctology, adopting an integrated perspective that analyses the interdependence between anatomical and functional compartments. The bladder and urethra represent the anterior compartment, yet remain embedded in a broader clinical framework.

The book provides a practical and pedagogical overview of imaging in urinary incontinence and genital prolapse, detailing the value and limitations of conventional radiology (including colpocystodefecography), ultrasound techniques and dynamic MRI. Urodynamic correlations, imaging indications and the principal surgical procedures for pelvic floor dysfunctions are thoroughly discussed.

The second part addresses organic disorders of the bladder and urethra, combining technical aspects, diagnostic findings and imaging strategies with a clinical approach that follows the patient pathway from detection to therapy.

A dedicated chapter presents the main surgical procedures on the bladder, followed by an in-depth section on neurogenic bladder disorders.

As a richly illustrated reference work, this volume fills a significant educational gap: imaging of the female lower urinary tract, although highly prevalent and complex, remains less explored than its male counterpart. It is intended for radiologists, urologists, gynecologists, proctologists and specialists in functional pelvic assessment.