Kystoskopische Technik: Ein Lehrbuch der Kystoskopie, des Ureteren-Katheterismus, der Funktionellen Nierendiagnostik, Pyelographie, Intravesikalen Operationen.

Berlin:: Julius Springer, 1923., 1923. 8vo. V, 221 pp. 262 figures (some photos, some color), index. Original navy-blue gilt-stamped cloth. Very good. First edition. On urinary bladder disease, surgery of ureteral stones, and diagnosis of the genitourinary system. / Joseph, one of the founders of German urology, was at the University of Berlin. Joseph did extensive scientific work, particularly in chromocystoscopy, the chemocoagulation of the tumours of the urinary bladder and the medical technological studies are emphasized, by which he considerably influenced the development of urology in Germany. / In 1913 Joseph became head of the urological department of the Polyclinic Institute of Surgery at the University of Berlin. ?After the seizure of power by the National Socialists in 1933, the teaching positions were taken away from a large number of these pioneers of urology.? - SIU meets Berlin Urology a Century ago. [Editors: Dirk Schultheiss, Michaela Zykan]. ?A particularly grim fate was that of Eugen Joseph, who had been head of the urology department at the Berlin University hospital's surgical clinic since 1913 and associate professor of urology since 1921. After being stripped of both his clinical and teaching positions in 1933, he shot himself on Christmas Eve of that year. - Matthis Krischel, ?German urologists under national socialism,? World Journal of Urology, volume 32, pages1055–1060, (2014).