Radionics is an extraordinary technique of energy balancing that was born at the beginning of '900 and now has operators all over the world. The great English pioneer George de la Warr defined it "The science that studies the action of mind on matter and the union of all things". One of its peculiarities is in fact the possibility to operate at a distance. By means of the radiesthetic faculty and with specific instruments, the radionic operator can analyze and intervene on any system, living or not living, that is near him as well as on the other side of the world. Although this may seem absurd, the new discoveries of Physics confirm that at certain levels there is no separation and we are one, as claimed by the ancient Knowledge. Radionics demonstrates this daily to thousands of people around the world, who use it to send or receive treatment. To carry out its action, Radionics uses pendulums, graphs, symbols, shapes, instruments of many types. Although it uses in some cases electronic instruments, it has nothing to do with this science: in fact, it operates exclusively at those pre-physical levels which subtend matter. The fields of action of Radionics are many. In reality there is no sector on which it is not possible to intervene positively with this very special technique, precious for the health and the future of man and of the whole planet. This text offers the reader the basis for making the most of this wonderful and fascinating branch of human knowledge.

Recent research and clinical work have demonstrated that the rapid urologic innovation in minimally invasive treatment is creating exciting new horizons in endourology. This sixth volume in the series Recent Advances in Endourology brings that knowledge to a wider audience, focusing on the new concept of endourooncology, which is the merging of endourology and oncology. In the surgical treatment of urologic malignancies, bipolarization - that is, radical extended resection or organ-sparing surgery - is making remarkable advances. Further developments in sophisticated reconstructive surgery using robotic systems and image-guided ablation technology will allow surgeons to formulate minimally invasive, tailor-made procedures for each patient with urologic cancer. In this book, the current status and future prospects of these new technologies are reviewed, illuminating their roles in the future of endourooncology.