Clinical Professor of Surgery(Urology) Brown University

Urology

Stephen N. Rous, MD practices Urology. He went to New York Medical College - Metropolitan Hospital Center. He has 6 awards "Biographee, Marquis Who's Who in America", "Member, Sigma Xi", "Honorary member", "Biographee, Marquis Who's Who in the World", "Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare" and "Fellow (FACS)". Stephen Rous is a published doctor. He has 51 publications published. The most current publication "Nephrolithiasis from indinavir, a new human immunodeficiency virus drug."

Publications

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• Gross hematuria in 110 adult urologic hospital patients.
• A review of 171 consecutive patients with urinary lithiasis.
• Is antibiotic prophylaxis worthwhile in patients with transurethral resection of Prostate?.
• A comparison of cefaclor versus trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole combination in the treatment of acute urinary infections.
• Treatment of urinary tract infection with cephalexin.
• Automated erythrocytopheresis for relief of priapism in sickle cell hemoglobinopathies.
• Manipulative treatment of ureteral calculi.
• Nephrolithiasis from indinavir, a new human immunodeficiency virus drug.
• Vesical keratolith: dense keratinous material mimicking a Bladder stone.
• Paratesticular multicystic mass of Wolffian, probably paradidymal, origin.
• Kidney function before, during and after compensatory hypertrophy.
• U-tube nephrostomy.
• Transvaginal-transvesical approach for surgical repair of vesicovaginal fistula.
• The improvement of faculty teaching through evaluation: a preliminary report.
• A project to improve faculty performance and enhance student learning.
• To determine educational objectives for undergraduate urologic teaching. Results of a comprehensive study.
• On the advantages of long delayed films after retrograde pyelography.
• The improvement of faculty teaching through evaluation: a follow-up report.
• Symptomatic treatment in selected cases of urethritis.
• Spontaneous rupture of the Renal collecting system caused by unsuspected hypernephroma presenting as ureteral calculus disease.
• Rupture of the Bladder secondary to uterine vacuum curettage: a case report and review of the literature.
• Post-traumatic aneurysm of the iliac artery with rupture directly into Bladder: a case report and review of the literature.
• A comparison of student and departmental chairman evaluations of teaching performance.
• The value of serial selective Renal angiography in the delayed management of Renal trauma.
• Prostatic carcinoma: the relationship between histologic grade and incidence of early metastases.
• Cinoxacin in the treatment of acute urinary tract infections: an evaluation of efficacy and a comparison of dosage schedules.
• A report on the present status of undergraduate urologic teaching in medical schools and some resulting recommendations.
• Ultrastructure and pathogenesis of human urinary calculi.
• Bladder outlet obstruction and inguinal hernia: incidence in males over fifty years of age.
• The treatment of urethral stricture disease by internal urethrotomy: a clinical review.
• Symptomatic Renal mass in a patient with a positive pregnancy test.
• Evaluation of gross and microscopic hematuria.
• The current status of undergraduate urological teaching.
• Urinary retention and hydronephrosis in a child caused by contact dermatitis of external genitalia.
• Gynecomastia. Interstitial cell tumor of testis as etiologic factor.
• Bladder epithelial neoplasms metastatic to glans penis.
• Perinephric abscess: a review of 26 cases.
• Mesotheliomas of spermatic cord.
• Self-emasculation: review of the literature, report of a case and outline of the objectives of management.
• Benign lesions of the tunica albuginea.
• Severe metabolic acidosis as a complication of intravenous tetracycline therapy.
• Squamous cell carcinoma of the Bladder.
• Asymptomatic hypovascular Renal mass in a hypertensive patient [clinical conferance].
• Bilateral, diffuse nephroblastomatosis: report of a case managed with chemotherapy.
• Gallium-67 scanning and conservative treatment in acute inflammatory lesions of the Renal cortex.
• Infected Renal cyst from hematogenous seeding: a case report and review of the literature.
• The management of metastatic carcinoma of the Prostate.
• Nodular Renal blastema, nephroblastomatosis, and Wilms'' tumor. Different points on the same disease spectrum?
• Retrospective study of 95 patients with staghorn calculus disease.
• Hereditary nephritis. A poorly known entity.

Schools

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• New York Medical College

• Philadelphia General Hospital

• Mayo Clinic Rochester

• Ny Med College Metro Hosps

Conditions Treated

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• Bladder Cancer
• Prostate Cancer
• Renal (Kidney) Cancer

Doctors Specialties

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• Urology

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• Biographee, Marquis Who's Who in America
• Member, Sigma Xi
• Honorary member
• Biographee, Marquis Who's Who in the World
• Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare
• Fellow (FACS)

Education

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• Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
• New York Medical College - Metropolitan Hospital Center
• New York Medical College

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