Textbooks

Gordetsky: Gordo's Guide to GU Pathology
Gordetsky: Gordo's Guide to GU Pathology By Jennifer Gordetsky, Hiroshi Miyamoto An easy to read book for the beginning student of GU surgical pathology. High yield study tool for the in-service and board exam. Case-based approach with high quality gross, microscopic, and radiographic images.

Pocket Guide to Urology
Pocket Guide to Urology by Jeff Wieder, MD -- a handbook for medical students, residents, and practicing urologists. This is an excellent book for in-service/boards review.

Urology Board Review
Urology Board Review by Stephen W. Leslie. A decent review book in a question-and-answer format.

Atlas of Urosurgical Anatomy
Atlas of Urosurgical Anatomy by F. Hinman and P. H. Stempen. The definitive urological anatomy textbook.

The 5-Minute Urology Consult
The 5-Minute Urology Consult by L. G. Gomella. A well done, concise urology reference book.

Urology (House Officer Series)
Urology (House Officer Series) by M. T. MacFarlane is a nice pocket reference for a house officer or medical student.

Urology Pearls
Urology Pearls by M. I. Resnick, A. J. Schaeffer. This is a nice collection of Urologic cases accompanied by discussion of evaluation and management.

Campbell-Walsh Urology
Campbell-Walsh Urology by A. J. Wein, L. R. Kavoussi, A. C. Novick, A. W. Partin, C. A. Peters. This is the bible of the field. In med school, use it as a reference text when asked to lookup specific topics, for researching presentations, etc. A strong resident will have read this cover to cover (more than once. . .).

Atlas of Urologic Surgery
Atlas of Urologic Surgery by F. Hinman and P. H. Stempen is a bit more dated than Glenn's Urological Study but could be a nice addition to your library.(A surgical atlas is a must have text during your Sub-I. By spending 30 minutes reading the night before the operation, you will look like a star when attendings and residents pick your brain during the surgery.)

Textbook of Operative Urology
Textbook of Operative Urology by F. F. Marshall, J. W. McAninch, L. R. Kavoussi is a bit more dated than Glenn's Urological Study but could be a nice addition to your library.(A surgical atlas is a must have text during your Sub-I. By spending 30 minutes reading the night before the operation, you will look like a star when attendings and residents pick your brain during the surgery.)