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| New History Office publication on sale | ||
 | The EAU History Office is pleased to announce the publication of a new book by Prof. Sergio Musitelli. Titled Selected Passages on Urological Surgery: From the XVI to the Mid-XVIIII Century, it is a companion piece to its 2003 predecessor which covered the earliest known texts on urological surgery. | |
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| Delivering quality urological education | ||
 | At the last congress in Paris, I had the honour of being elected Adjunct Secretary General and the Executive Member for Education. Having served the European School of Urology (ESU) for eight years as Director, this marks the second time that I succeed Prof. Chris Chapple. He has previously also served the ESU as Director, and I can count on his support in my new position. | |
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| Prof. Georg Bartsch (1942-2012) | ||
 | On 10 January this year Professor Georg Bartsch passed away. Although a very modest and private person, he had a remarkable career and became one of urology’s prominent names. Born in Innsbruck, Austria, on July 5 1962, Prof. Bartsch studied medicine in his city of birth and began his career in the Department of Pathology at the University of Innsbruck. | |
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| Urological Surgeons receive inaugural Christchurch Medal for Bravery | ||
 | Four urological surgeons were awarded the inaugural Christchurch Medal, in recognition of their bravery and self-sacrifice during rescue operations in the wake of last year’s Christchurch earthquake. They received the Medal during the Gala Dinner of the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand’s Annual Scientific Meeting in Darwin on Tuesday night. | |
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About the European Association of Urology
For almost 40 years the EAU has addressed the most pressing issues of urological care in Europe, through its scientific and educational initiatives, as well as its publications.
The EAU delivers training, stimulates research, organises exchanges and broadcasts information. EAU History books record the evolution of urology as a specialty, and the EAU Guidelines support urologists in their day-to-day practice.
More than 16,000 professionals have joined the EAU and together we create and explore numerous opportunities for professional growth and knowledge-sharing.
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Interview with Prof. A. Stenzl
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In this interview, Prof. A. Stenzl discusses the challenging aspects of compiling the scientific progamme for the world's biggest urology event. He also talks about the mechanisms that ensure quality and enable further growth.
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