0730-0830
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IC07: Instructional Course 07—Management of Urinary Complications after Prostatectomy
Room: 5F Goguryeo 1
Chair: Jaspreet S. Sandhu, United States
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Understand complex etiology of urinary incontinence after prostatectomy
- Identify issues in management of incontinence after prostatectomy.
- Develop an algorithm for management of recalcitrant anastomotic strictures
- Identify treatment options for urinary fistula including reconstructive procedures and indications for urinary diversion
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0730-0830
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MC07: Master Class 7—Case-Based Management: Bladder Cancer
Room: 4F Baekje 2/3/4
Co-Chairs: Badrinath Konety, United States / Giuseppe Simone, Italy
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Recall indication to neoadjuvant chemotherapy before radical cystectomy, proper extent of pelvic lymph node dissection, selection of patient tailored urinary diversions.
- Analyze reasons behind differences in approach to presented cases.
- Recognize high quality evidences and technical supports for managing muscle invasive bladder cancer patients
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Panelists
Piyush Agarwal, United States Monish Aron, United States Michael Rink, Germany
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0730-0735
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Introduction
Badrinath Konety, United States Giuseppe Simone, Italy
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0735-0745
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Case 1: Pro and cons of Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy cT2/cN0/M0 –> NACT –> leucopenia and delayed radical cystectomy
Michael Rink, Germany
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0745-0755
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Case 2: Optimal Extent of PLND cT3/cN3/M0 –> NACT –>partial response (cT0/N2/M0)
Piyush Agarwal, United States
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0755-0810
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Case 3: Sex Sparing RC: Open? Robotic? cT2/cN0/M0, young female –> Video-based Presentation (Sex Sparing and Neobladder)
Monish Aron, United States
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0810-0825
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Case 4: Continent Cutaneous Urinary Diversions cT4a/cN0/M0, young male/female –> NACT –> Partial Response but Persistent Disease at Prostate/Urethral Margin: Conduit or Continent Diversion?
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0825-0830
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Conclusions
Badrinath Konety, United States Giuseppe Simone, Italy
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0730-0830
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MC08: Master Class 8—Case-Based Management of Complex Stones
Room: 3F Shilla 4
Co-Chairs: John Denstedt, Canada / Athanasios (Thanos) Papatsoris, Greece
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Be familiar with indications and options for the management of complex renal and ureteral calculi.
- Establish an effective algorithm for management of complex stones including cystine and radiolucent stones, calculi in anomalous anatomy and in anticoagulated patients.
- Understand technical aspects and variations in approaches to URS and PCNL in complex stone cases.
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0830-1110
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PL03: Plenary 3
Room: 5F Baekdu A+B
Honorary Chairs: Jean de la Rosette, Türkiye / Sanjay Kulkarni, India Social Media Moderators: Sung Yong Cho, South Korea / Imogen Patterson, Australia / Faysal Yafi, United States
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Summarize the history of robotic systems to the present.
- Compare the different robotic systems available for urologic surgery.
- Discuss the various urological procedures that can be done on the different robotic systems
- Summarize worldwide perspectives on Men's Health
- Relate the importance of Men's Health in Urological Practice and Urological Research
- Identify the aspects of Men's Health they could focus on to improve their individual practices or as research objectives.
- Review basic laser physics and current prostate enucleation techniques.
- Discuss Bipolar, Robotic, Holmium-LEP (HoLEP), Aqua Ablation, Thulium-LEP (ThuLEP), Greenlight-LEP (GreenLEP) and traditional techniques (TURP)
- Summarize current literature with respect to functional outcomes and complications.
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0830-0855
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New Robotic Devices
John Davis, United States
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0855-0925
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Men's Health Panel
Moderator: Serigne Magueye Gueye, Senegal Panelists Lukman Hakim, Indonesia Ajay Nehra, United States
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0925-1010
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BPH Panel: Enucleation Techniques
Moderator: Jaspreet S. Sandhu, United States
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Bipolar
Li-Ping Xie, People's Republic of China
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Robotic
Thomas Guzzo, United States
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Holmium
Anil Kumar Varshney, India
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Aqua Ablation
Peter Gilling, New Zealand
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GreenLight Laser
Vincent Misrai, France
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Is There a Role for Open?
Oussama Elhage, United Kingdom
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1010-1025
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SIU-Albert Schweitzer Award Lecture
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Is the Spirit of Albert Schweitzer Outdated in 2018?
Alain Le Duc, France
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1025-1040
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American Urological Association Lecture
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Bladder Exstrophy: Global Solutions for a Global Problem
Aseem Shukla, United States
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1040-1055
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Pan-African Urological Surgeons' Association Lecture
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Surgical Management of BPH in Africa: The Way Forward
Mobile Kampanga, Democratic Republic of Congo
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1055-1110
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Global Philanthropic Committee Presentation
Simon Tanguay, Canada
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1110-1130
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Break
Room: 5F Baekdu D
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1130-1300
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INN: Resident Mentoring Session
Room: 3F Shilla 1/2/3
Moderator: M. Hadi Radfar, Iran
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The session will feature 9 experts paired up with up to 3 trainees. The group of trainees will have 8 minutes with each expert to ask questions and seek advice regarding career planning and goals.
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1130-1300
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JS05: Joint SIU-ICS Symposium
Room: 5F Baekdu A+B
Co-Chairs: Elise De, United States / Sherif Mourad, Egypt
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Identify global considerations in neurogenic bladder and fistula, and begin to apply these considerations in care of patients from these regions, whether in home clinics or in mission work.
- Describe special considerations in the care of patients with spina bifida transitioning from adolescence to adulthood and to guide best care within his or her practice set up.
- Recognize the impact of pelvic floor disorders, dysfunctional voiding, and pelvic pain and to return to practice with more developed and multidisciplinary strategies for the best approach to these patients.
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1130-1135
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Introduction
Elise De, United States Sherif Mourad, Egypt
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1135-1155
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Panel—Neurogenic Bladder
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Global Considerations: Long-Term Follow Up and Underdeveloped Countries
Giovanni Mosiello, Italy
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Transitional Urological Management of Adolescents with Spina Bifida
Yasuhiko Igawa, Japan
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1155-1225
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State of the Art Lectures
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Dysfunctional Voiding
Gopal Badlani, United States
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Fistula in 2018: Complex Surgical Management
Sherif Mourad, Egypt
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Clinical Implications of Underactive Bladder
Kyu-Sung Lee, South Korea
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1225-1255
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Roundtable—Pelvic Pain
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Diagnostic Algorithm
Elise De, United States
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Non-Medical Approaches to the Treatment of Pelvic Pain
Talli Rosenbaum, Israel
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Holistic Treatment of Pelvic Pain: Colorectal Perspective
Massarat Zutshi, United States
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1255-1300
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Question and Answer
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1130-1300
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COMP: Complications—This Is How I Manage It: Audience-Submitted Cases
Room: 5F Baekdu C
Co-Chairs: Anil Mandhani, India / Amlesh Seth, India Social Media Moderator: Phillip M. Pierorazio, United States
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Registered participants will be solicited for case submissions via e-mail in advance of the Congress. The Chair will review submissions and make case selections. Cases will be presented to the audience and discussed/debated with experts.
At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Apply the knowledge to avoid certain steps in surgery to prevent complications.
- Recall steps to deal with such untoward incidences if at all they surface during surgery or intervention
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Story after Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy
Mahesh R. Desai, India
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I Aspirated Bile after an Initial Puncture while Doing PCNL: What Next?
Preetham Dev, India
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Is Gastric Conduit an Option for Urinary Diversion?
Anthony Mundy, United Kingdom
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High Drain Output in Kidney Transplant Recipient in Immediate Post Operative Period: What Shall I Do?
Anil Mandhani, India
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Ghost Bladder: An Enigma!
Sunil B Moteria, India
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Flank Pain after Laparoscopic Appendectomy
Nagesh Kamat, India
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IVC Bleeding during Lap Radical Nephrectomy for RCC with IVC Thrombus
Chiruvella Mallikarjuna, India
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Hem-o-lok Clip Over the Main Renal Artery: What Shall I Do?
Prahara Yuri, Indonesia
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Rapid-Fire Round
Amlesh Seth, India
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Expert Panel
John Denstedt, Canada Dan Wood, United States
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1300-1415
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Lunch Break
Room: 5F Baekdu D
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1415-1545
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IC08: Instructional Course 08—Penile Prosthesis
Room: 4F Baekje 2/3/4
Chair: Faysal Yafi, United States
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Prepare and set up for various techniques of penile prosthesis surgery
- Perform standard and complex penile prosthesis procedures
- Evaluate and manage complications related to penile prosthesis surgery
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Faculty
Lawrence Jenkins, United States Sung Hun Park, South Korea Faysal Yafi, United States
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Topics
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Overview, work-up and management options for erectile dysfunction
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Overview of different penile prostheses (malleable, 2- and 3-piece inflatable implants)
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Patient preparation and positioning for penile prosthesis surgery
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Different approaches for penile prosthesis placement (penoscrotal, infrapubic, penoscrotal)
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Minimally invasive penile prosthesis placement under local anesthesia
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Different approaches for reservoir placement
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Prosthesis placement in Peyronie’s disease and fibrosis
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Management of intraoperative complications
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Management of post-operative complications
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Mini-Jupette for the management of climacturia
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Dual artificial urinary sphincter and penile prosthesis placement
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Follow-up of patients after penile prosthesis placement
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1415-1545
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MP-11: Moderated ePoster Session 11—Voiding Dysfunction
Room: 5F Goguryeo 1
Moderators: Joon Chul Kim, South Korea / Karl-Dietrich Sievert, Germany
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To view a list of scheduled presentations for this session, please click here.
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1415-1545
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MP-12: Moderated ePoster Session 12—Kidney & Ureteral Cancer
Room: 5F Goguryeo 2
Moderators: Woong Kyu Han, South Korea / Athanasios (Thanos) Papatsoris, Greece
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To view a list of scheduled presentations for this session, please click here.
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1415-1545
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MP-13: Moderated ePoster Session 13—Reconstruction and Trauma
Room: 5F Goguryeo 3
Moderators: Kurt McCammon, United States / Hong Seok Park, South Korea
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To view a list of scheduled presentations for this session, please click here.
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1415-1735
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RF: Residents' Forum: Moderated ePoster Session
Room: 4F Baekje 6
Moderators: Sang Don Lee, South Korea / Imogen Patterson, Australia
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To view the list of scheduled presentations, please click here.
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1415-1545
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IC09: Instructional Course 09—Neoadjuvant Therapy as the Foundation for Immunotherapy Advances in Muscle-Invasive Urothelial Bladder Carcinoma (MIUBC)
Room: 3F Shilla 4
Chair: Andrea Necchi, Italy
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Understand and apply the criteria for patient inclusion in neoadjuvant trials of ICI (i.e., to include cisplatin-ineligible patients only or all comers).
- Discuss what is the optimal number of immunotherapy administrations, optimal methods to stage patients and evaluate clinical response to immunotherapy in bladder tumors, toxicity and side effects exposure prior to radical cystectomy, role of maintenance therapy after surgery
- Discuss the translational findings that the neoadjuvant therapy model may generate in muscle-invasive bladder cancer
- Know which are the ongoing trials in the neoadjuvant and adjuvant setting of bladder cancer and delineate the pathways of clinical research in the field of urothelial bladder carcinoma
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1415-1435
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The Landscape of Clinical Trials in Early-Stage MIUBC
Jens Bedke, Germany
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1435-1455
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Translating Clinical Findings to Scientific Advances: The Neoadjuvant Paradigm in MIBC
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1455-1515
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Challenges in Developing Immunotherapy Trials in MIBC: Lessons Learned from an Ongoing Trial
Andrea Necchi, Italy
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1515-1545
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Clinical Case Discussions
Discussants Jens Bedke, Germany Andrea Necchi, Italy
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1415-1545
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CONT04: Controversies in Urology 4—MR/US Fusion Prostate Biopsy: Best Approach
Room: 5F Baekdu C
Chair: John Davis, United States Social Media Moderator: Jeremy Grummet, Australia
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Compare the relative strengths and limitations of transrectal versus transperineal fusion biopsy systems
- Recognize patient level impact from specialty biopsies
- Recall options for patients with clinical risk of cancer but no clear targets on MRI imaging
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1415-1425
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Introduction— High Impact Decisions in Specialty Prostate Biopsies
John Davis, United States
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1425-1440
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Transperineal Approach
Sunao Shoji, Japan
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1440-1455
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Transrectal Approach
Robert Reiter, United States
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1455-1510
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In-Bore MR-Guided Approach
Lance Hampton, United States
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1510-1525
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What To Do If There Is No Clear Target
Jeremy Grummet, Australia
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1525-1545
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Cases and Discussion
Discussants John Davis, United States Jeremy Grummet, Australia Lance Hampton, United States Robert Reiter, United States Sunao Shoji, Japan
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1415-1735
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SMV03: Surgical Masters Videos 3—Female Urology
Room: 5F Baekdu A+B
Co-Chairs: John Heesakkers, The Netherlands / Vincent Tse, Australia
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Recognize the various surgical approaches to the female urethra and how they are applied
- Consider when to use vaginal flap techniques and grafts such as buccal mucosa and fascial sling in urethral reconstruction
- Comprehend the challenges involved in transvaginal mesh removal and when to perform full versus partial removal
- Identify factors associated with successful vesicovaginal fistula repair
- Discuss continent urinary diversion solutions
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1545-1605
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Break
Room: 5F Baekdu D
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1605-1735
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IC10: Instructional Course 10—Urethroplasty: What to Do and How to Do It
Room: 4F Baekje 2/3/4
Chair: Francisco E. Martins, Portugal
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Determine criteria for selection of the most appropriate technique for urethral reconstruction based on location and etiology of the stricture
- Determine the best onlay graft urethroplasty for each individual situation
- Select the best therapeutic approach for complex and reoperative cases, such as single-stage or staged reconstruction
- Define the resources available for each individual stricture
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1605-1735
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MP-14: Moderated ePoster Session 14—UTUC and Miscellaneous
Room: 5F Goguryeo 1
Moderators: Jens Bedke, Germany / Byong Chang Jeong, South Korea
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To view a list of scheduled presentations for this session, please click here.
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1605-1735
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MP-15: Moderated ePoster Session 15—Prostate Cancer
Room: 5F Goguryeo 2
Speaker: Nianzeng Xing, China Moderator: Dongdeuk Kwon, South Korea
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To view a list of scheduled presentations for this session, please click here.
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1605-1735
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MP-16: Moderated ePoster Session 16—PNL, Training and Transplants
Room: 5F Goguryeo 3
Moderators: Bum Soo Kim, South Korea / André van der Merwe, South Africa
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To view a list of scheduled presentations for this session, please click here.
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1605-1735
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IC11: Instructional Course 11—Work-up and Management of Prostate Cancer Following Local Radiation Failure
Room: 3F Shilla 4
Chair: Joseph Chin, Canada
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At the end of this session, the learner will:
- Identify potentially curative local salvage possibilities following radiation failure and be able to diagnosis local versus extra-pelvic recurrence following radiotherapy, using established (i.e. mpMRI) and emerging (e.g. PSMA PET) imaging techniques.
- Formulate best treatment options for patients with recurrence after prostate radiotherapy, and to triage accordingly, being mindful of side effect profiles, indications and contraindications of different local salvage modalities.
- Recognize the nuances regarding the technical aspects of salvage radical prostatectomy and the various minimally invasive therapies, for safe and efficient execution in the properly selected patients.
- Be familiar with the outcomes and adverse effects of various salvage treatment modalities.
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1605-1610
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Introduction and General Overview
Joseph Chin, Canada
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1610-1625
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Work-up • Local versus Distant Failure • PSA Kinetics • Imaging (emerging: PSMA PET, established: multiparametric MRI,)
Glenn Bauman, Canada
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1625-1725
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Salvage Options for Localized Failures
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Salvage Prostatectomy/Salvage Cystoprostatectomy
Yves Fradet, Canada
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Minimally Invasive Salvage Whole-Gland Ablative Procedures (Salvage Cryoablation/HIFU/ Interstitial Laser plus others
Joseph Chin, Canada
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Focal Salvage Ablation
Joseph Chin, Canada
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Brachytherapy for EBRT Failure
Glenn Bauman, Canada
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1725-1728
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Summation
Joseph Chin, Canada Yves Fradet, Canada
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1728-1735
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Questions and Discussion
Joseph Chin, Canada
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1605-1735
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CONT05: Controversies in Urology 5—Renal Cancer: Management of Small Renal Masses in Elderly Patients
Room: 5F Baekdu C
Chair: Pilar Laguna, Türkiye
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At the end of this session, the attendee will be able to:
- Compare outcomes among the possible treatments of SRM in the Elderly
- Summarize recent data available, including prevalence of RCC among SRMs
- Analyze the outcomes and impact of HRQOL of different treatment options
- State the current indications and factors that can balance the choice of the treatment
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