MeiRui Communication is a quarterly publication focusing on advances in urology treatment and diagnosis. The publication provides a forum for leading urologists to present their latest ideas and research and encourages communication among urologist throughout China. As Professor Na, the former President of the Chinese Urology Association and the head of Urology Research Institute, Beijing University said in the foreword to first issue of MeiRui Communication, it will improve the mutual understanding and cooperation between departments and urologists, and will promote the development in urology area in China.
The following are summaries of MeiRui Communication. In each summary their is a link where you can download the entire volume. Most of the text in MeiRui Communication is in Chinese.
MeiRui Communications, Vol. 1, 2009: This issue presented findings and papers from the 7th MeiRui 21st Century Forum for Urologists. The Forum included many of the leading urologist in China, including Prof. Na, the outgoing president of the Chinese Urological Association and Prof. Yi, the incoming president. The presentations focused on the latest therapies for the treatment of BPH and Prostatitis, and the potential for anti-inflammatory agents, like Prostat, to be used in the very early stages of the development of BPH. (LINK TO MEIRUI COMMUNICATIONS VOL. 1, 2009)
MeiRui Communications, Vol. 2, 2009: This issue discussed four recent articles regarding the inflammatory processes in prostate and surrounding tissues and their relationship to BPH and Prostatitis. Discussions were lead by Professor Tingyi Bao and Professor Jiansong Wang, both heads major urology departments.
(LINK TO MEIRUI COMMUNICATIONS VOL. 2, 2009)
MeiRui Communications, Vol. 3, 2009: Nine urology thought leaders introduced and discussed the latest advancements in Urology. Topics included overactive bladder (OAB) and its treatment, treatment of BPH in patients with OAB and new protocols in the treatment of neurogenic OAB. (LINK TO MEIRUI COMMUNICATIONS VOL. 3, 2009)
MeiRui Communications, Vol. 4, 2009: This volume focused on the latest treatments for various conditions leading to urinary incontinence in women. Seven leading urologists lead these discussions.
(LINK TO MEIRUI COMMUNICATIONS VOL. 4, 2009) |