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EAU Talent Incubator Programme

Enhance your non-medical competencies through the new exciting programme of the EAU Young Urologists Office (YUO).

In a series of 4 boot camps several non-technical skills will be addressed varying from leadership & communication, mental well-being, to digital technology and research & trials. Each module will consist of a combination of lectures by experts, also outside the field of urology, and some exercises.

In the upcoming third boot camp, we will look at the potential of new technologies like AI, big data analytics and large language models to accelerate the generation of real-world evidence (RWE) in urological care.

21st Meeting of the EAU Robotic Urology Section

ERUS24 is Europe's biggest event dedicated to robotic urology, a highly
dynamic meeting that offers training courses, workshops, and of course
the opportunity to meet colleagues in robotic urology from across the
world.

Global (ES)GURS-ESAU24

This scientific meeting is a unique collaboration between the EAU Sections of Genito-Reconstructive Surgeons and Andrological Urology (ESGURS and ESAU), for this edition joined by the Society of Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons (GURS).

16th European Multidisciplinary Congress on Urological Cancers

Being the only European multi-disciplinary gathering for urological cancers, EMUC24 will delve into the very latest developments in the prevention, diagnosis and management of genito-urinary (GU) cancers.

Cheat Sheets

Cheat Sheet: Urolithiasis Disease Management II

This Cheat Sheet covers general recommendations and precautions for stone removal such asantibiotic and antithrombotic therapy, stone composition, contraindications for stone removal procedures, and specific management for ureteral stones. Recommendations emphasize treating infections, managing patients with high BMI, and choosing appropriate treatments for different stone compositions and patient conditions.

Cheat Sheet: Urolithiasis Disease Management III

This Cheat Sheet on urolithiasis management covers various aspects, including the unclear progression of small, asymptomatic calculi, conservative treatment, pharmacological options for uric acid stones, and indications for stone
removal. They also discuss surgical approaches for complex stones, management of steinstrasse, and residual stones. Imaging is essential for detecting residual fragments.

Cheat Sheet: Surgical treatment of benign prostatic obstruction: vaporisation and alternative ablative techniques

This EAU cheat sheet summarizes key guidelines for managing non-neurogenic male lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS). It covers prostate vaporization, alternative ablative techniques, non-ablative techniques, and treatment algorithms. The document highlights the efficacy, safety, and peri-operative profiles of various treatments, including laser vaporization, aquablation, and prostatic artery embolization.

Cheat Sheet: Surgical treatment of benign prostatic obstruction: resection and enucleation techniques

This cheat sheet on Male LUTS covers surgical treatments for benign prostatic obstruction (BPO). These include monopolar and bipolar TURP, laser vaporesection (ThuVARP), and enucleation techniques such as open prostatectomy (OP), HoLEP, ThuLEP, and others. Each method is evaluated for efficacy, safety, and suitability based on prostate size and patient conditions.

Cheat Sheet: Managing Bladder Cancer Recurrence after Intravesical Therapy

Patients with non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC) recurrence during or after chemotherapy can benefit from BCG instillations. BCG therapy is effective regardless of prior chemotherapy. For those who fail BCG treatment, additional strategies, including further BCG therapy, may improve outcomes.

Cheat Sheet on Complicated Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

A Complicated UTI (cUTI) happens when factors like underlying health issues (like diabetes or weakened immune system) or specific problems in the urinary tract (like blockages or muscle dysfunction) make the infection harder to treat than a simple one.

Cheat Sheet: Erectile Dysfunction II

Check out the Cheat Sheet on the treatment of erectile dysfunction. The management algorithm outlines modifiable factors and current therapies for successful treatment. While ED can't always be cured, effective management is possible.

Cheat Sheet: MIBC Disease Management II

This Cheat Sheet discusses various strategies for urinary diversion following radical cystectomy, highlighting the use of the ileum, colon, and appendix.

Cheat Sheet: Urethral Strictures - Disease Management II

Read about disease management strategies for anterior urethral strictures in males. It details various urethroplasty procedures, including both single-stage and multi-stage (particularly two-stage) approaches, discussing their indications, success rates, and considerations for specific patient groups.

Cheat Sheet: Renal Cell Carcinoma - Disease Management

This Cheat Sheet on Renal Cell Carcinoma provide comprehensive insights on disease management, highlighting surgery's significant role in reducing mortality, evaluating nephrectomy techniques, and exploring non-surgical options like active surveillance and tumour ablation for specific patient groups.

Cheat Sheet: Disease Management Overactive Bladder

This cheat sheet covers the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and various treatment approaches for OAB, including lifestyle interventions, behavioural and physical therapies, pharmacological management, and surgical options. The guide emphasizes the complexity of OAB diagnosis and management, highlighting various strategies to improve symptoms and quality of life for affected individuals.

Cheat Sheet: Male urethral trauma

Urethral Trauma in Men: Understand the complexities of anterior and posterior injuries, from aetiology to management. Find out the recommendations on diagnostic evaluation and management here.

Cheat Sheet: Testicular Cancer III

Check this Testicular Cancer Cheat Sheet for follow-up after curative therapy. The second part covers rare adult para- and testicular tumours. These testicular tumours have a similar presentation as testicular cancer and are only identified after histopathologic examination.