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EAU, EUGA issue consensus statement on implant use in treating POP and SUI
The European Urology Association (EAU) and the European Urogynaecological Association (EUGA) have issued a consensus review statement on the use of implanted materials in managing Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) in which both organisations have...
Call for proposals to use biological samples collected as part of the MAGNOLIA study
The EAU research foundation is inviting applications to utilise the biological samples (Tissue – FFPE and fresh frozen, Blood – Serum and Urine) that were collected as part of the MAGNOLIA study which has now completed. The MAGNOLIA study...
Call for Nominations: 2016 Dominique Chopin Distinguished Award
The EAU Section of Urological Research (ESUR) is pleased to announce that nominations for the Dominique Chopin Distinguished Award will be accepted until August 31, 2017. Members of the EAU who wish to submit a nomination should consider the...
Apply now for the EAU-SUO Exchange Programme!
The European Association of Urology (EAU) and the Society of Urologic Oncology (SUO) are pleased to announce a new scholar exchange. Each medical association may send one of its members for a two-week scholarship at a department of choice before or...
Fundamentals on research strategies at ESUR17
Participate in riveting, interdisciplinary discussions on vital clinical and research topics at the upcoming 24th Meeting of the EAU Section of Urological Research (ESUR17). Set to take place from 12-14 October in Paris, France, the meeting will focus on...
“Prioritise prospective studies and real-world data”
The EAU Research Foundation is uniquely placed to conduct and coordinate important prospective trials in the coming years, its new chairman has told European Urology Today. Prof. Anders Bjartell (Malmö, SE) took over chairmanship of the EAU Research Foundation...
Tumour characteristics and patient profile: Crucial issues in PCa treatment
Despite advances in diagnostic tools and imaging technologies, prostate cancer (PCa) management remains a challenge to many experts due to extensive variability in tumour characteristics and individual patient profiles which complicate the delivery of an optimal treatment plan. “There...
BALTIC17 Best Abstracts winners reflect dynamic work in region
Lithuania, Estonia and Belarus topped the Best Poster presentations with their studies in prostate and bladder cancers at the 4th Baltic Meeting in conjunction with the EAU (BALTIC17) which was held over the weekend in Vilnius. Six prizes were...
Young Urologists Competition presents fresh insights at BALTIC17
Fresh perspectives on various urological conditions were presented during the highly-anticipated Young Urologists Competition session of the 4th Baltic Meeting in conjunction with the EAU (BALTIC17) held for the second time in Vilnius, Lithuania. Chaired by Professors Bob Djavan (AT) and Michel...
BALTIC17 looks into best practices in uro-oncology
Vilnius welcomed more than 250 participants to the 4th Baltic Meeting (BALTIC17) with the opening session focusing on best and current practices in diagnosing and managing urological cancers particularly the role of biopsy techniques, imaging tools, quality of life...