So You're Having Prostate Surgery—What Happens Next? If you’re facing prostate surgery in Canada, this book is the ultimate guide. It puts you firmly in the driver’s seat, from deciding whether you actually need surgery, through the actual procedure itself, to the quickest routes to recovery. Surgery for both benign prostate enlargement and prostate cancer are covered in step-by-step detail, as well as alternative treatments such as drug therapy. Real-life patient stories, extensive self-help sections, and detailed illustrations fully explain each procedure, and a quick-fix glossary and who’s who of medical staff take the mystery out of medicine. Also included are a comprehensive directory to Internet and other resources, a guide to complementary therapies, and a diary to help you keep track of your treatment—and your recovery. 176 pages: $22.95 ISBN 0-9688982-2-X About the authors: Leah Jamnicky RN is a urology nurse coordinator with the University Health Network in Toronto. During her 17 years of nursing experience Ms. Jamnicky has developed several patient education programs for patients with prostate disease. Robert Nam MD, FRCSC is a staff physician at Sunnybrook and Women’s College Health Sciences Centre in Toronto and an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Toronto. His research into the His research into the early detection of prostate cancer has won numerous prizes over the years.   © Copyright 2000-2004 SCRIPT Medical Press Inc.