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0800-0900
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MC-01: Master Class 01—Biochemical Recurrence after Radical Prostatectomy
Room: Aphrodite III
Co-Chairs: R. Jeffrey Karnes, United States / Derya Tilki, Germany
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Recognize the prognostic value of biochemical recurrence.
- Evaluate different imaging modalities available in prostate cancer patients with biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy.
- Outline salvage treatment options after local treatment of prostate cancer.
- Identify advantages and disadvantages of salvage prostatectomy.
Methods: State of the art lectures & Interactive discussions.
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0800-0900
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MC-02: Master Class 02—Voiding Dysfunction in Geriatric Women
Room: VIP Lounge
Co-Chairs: Victor Nitti, United States / Satoshi Takahashi, Japan
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Understand the pathology and mechanism of voiding dysfunction in geriatric women.
- Discuss about the pathology and mechanism and diagnose potential pathology of the patients’ background.
- Recognize the association between diabetes and UTI, how voiding time influence them, the best management of post-void residual, and how to treat the patients with both OAB and voiding dysfunction in elderly.
- Categorize the patients’ background and type of voiding dysfunction in geriatric women in real-life clinical practice.
- Manage those patients by the appropriate treatment strategy.
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0800-0900
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MC-03: Master Class 03—Pediatrics for the General Urologist
Room: Ypsilon IV-V
Co-Chair: Jennifer Yang, United States
Speaker: Georgios Zoupanos, Greece
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Understand the guidelines for work up of the pediatric patient with UTI and imaging guidelines.
- Discuss the role of bladder bowel dysfunction in pediatric UTIs and VUR.
- Utilize cases as example for discussion.
- Recognize Pediatric Urologic emergencies and their management.
- Review appropriate algorithms for immediate management vs. referral.
- Distinguish the spectrum of hypospadias variants and recognize features concerning for disorder of sex development.
- Promote active learning through pictorial review of cases.
- Identify specific needs of congenitalism patients.
- Review rationale for follow up algorithms.
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0800-1300
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PRECON-01: 9th Eurasian Uro-Oncology Congress Cont.
Room: Omikron
Chair: M. Ihsan Karaman, Türkiye
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Programme continued from Wednesday, October 16.
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0800-0930
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Session 4 – Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Moderators
Atıf Akdaş, Turkey
Theodoros Kalogeropoulos, Greece
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0800-0815
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Characteristics and Structural Variations of Genome in Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Christopher Evans, United States
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0815-0830
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The Role of PET-CT in Metastatic Prostate Cancer – What Urologists Think?
Konstantinos Stravodimos, Greece
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0830-0900
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Improving Outcome and Reducing Morbidity with ADT
Laurence Klotz, Canada
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0900-0915
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Current Status of Theranostics in Prostate Cancer
Meltem Çağlar Tuncalı, Turkey
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0915-0930
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Role of Immunotherapy in mCRPC: A New Hope
Timuçin Çil, Turkey
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0930-1010
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Session 5 – Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer
Moderators
Selami Albayrak, Türkiye
Jean de la Rosette, Türkiye
Bülent Orhan, Turkey
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0930-0940
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Urologists' Perspective
Faruk Özcan, Turkey
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0940-0950
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Oncologists' Perspective
Fuat Demirelli, Turkey
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0950-1000
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Radiation Oncologists' Perspective
Hale Başak Çağlar, Türkiye
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1000-1010
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Discussion
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1010-1030
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Break
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1030-1130
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Challenging Cases in Metastatic Prostate Cancer - Case Panel Discussion
Moderators
Bülent Akduman, Türkiye
Joseph Ischia, Australia
Panelists
Cagatay Arslan, Türkiye
Fatih Atug, Turkey
Metin Özkan, Turkey
Meltem Çağlar Tuncalı, Turkey
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1130-1300
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Session 6 - Renal Cancer: Locally Advanced and Metastatic
Moderators
Turhan Çaşkurlu, Türkiye
Salim Başol Tekin, Turkey
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1130-1150
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Fraility in RCC
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1150-1210
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Situation After CARMENA
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1150-1200
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Situation After CARMENA: Urologists' Perspective
Pilar Laguna, Türkiye
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1200-1210
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Situation After CARMENA: Oncologists' Perspective
Umut Kefeli, Turkey
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1210-1300
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Challenging Cases in RCC
Moderator: Pilar Laguna, Türkiye
Panelists
Bulent Akduman, Turkey
Yiğit Akın, Türkiye
Faysal Dane, Turkey
Mehmet Küçüköner, Turkey
Omer Levent Tuncay, Türkiye
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0830-1130
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INN-03: MRI Master Class: Based on the Cambridge Prostate MRI and Biopsy Course
Room: Theta/Sigma/Delta
Chair: Christof Kastner, United Kingdom
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Overview
The quality and advantages of prostate MRI have redefined diagnostic practice in recent years. A recent publication of the Hansen BJUI papers, PROMIS and PRECISION, strongly advocates the use of multi-parametric MRI (mpMRI) for lesion detection and biopsy avoidance in the diagnostic pathway.
This established international workshop has traditionally addressed the approach to learning this new diagnostic tool on workstations in a multidisciplinary fashion involving radiologists, urologists, and pathologists.
The original Cambridge course has been delivered annually since 2013 with unanimous applause as a combined MRI & biopsy course. Components have been used successfully for numerous 1-day courses and seminars at the ECR2017, 2018 and 2019, the FT2015, 2018 and 2019, the SIU 2017 and 2018, and each year since 2013 in Cambridge as the original 2-day course.
08:30-08:35
Welcome and Introduction of Cambridge Course & Philosophy
08:35-08:50
Introduction to Prostate Cancer Diagnostics and the Role of MRI
08:50-09:10
Prostate MRI and PI-RADS
09:10-09:55
MRI Case Analysis
09:55-10:10
Abnormal Prostate MRI - Pearls & Pitfalls of Reading and Reporting
10:10-10:25
To Biopsy or Not to Biopsy – Clinical Application of Prostate MRI
10:25-10:35
Continued Learning and Introduction to MRIpro
10:35-11:30
MRI Case Analysis
This session is supported by Philips.
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0900-1030
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SYMP-05b: Indian Urology Around the World - Part 2
Room: Athenaeum
Co-Chair: Pradeep Rao, India
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0900-0940
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Medical Uro-Oncology for Dummies - Practical Aspects
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0900-0915
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TKIs in Kidney Cancer - Clearing the Clouds
Sumit Isharwal, United States
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0915-0930
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Newer Drugs in Prostate Cancer - Which, When, Why, How?
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0930-0940
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Robotic Kidney Transplant - The Future?
Rajesh Ahlawat, India
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0940-1000
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Panel: Complex Renal Masses - Challenging Situations
Raghunath Krishnappa, India
Prasad Patki, United Kingdom
Moderator: Monish Aron, United States
Panelist: Rajesh Ahlawat, India
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1000-1030
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Panel: Complications after Renal Transplant - Case Studies
Moderator: Ajay Oswal, India
Panelists
Deepak Dubey, India
Puneet Sindhwani, United States
Lokesh Sinha, India
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Questions and Answers
Monish Aron, United States
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0900-1030
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PL-01: Plenary 01
Room: Ballroom II -III
Honorary Chairs: Christopher Evans, United States / Rajeev Kumar, India / Simon Tanguay, Canada
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0900-0905
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Welcome and SIU Academy Award
Honorary Chair: Simon Tanguay, Canada
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0905-0920
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Hellenic Urological Association Lecture: Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Unmet Needs
Dionysios Mitropoulos, Greece
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0920-0925
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Introduction to SIU-Mostafa M. Elhilali Award Lecture
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0925-0940
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SIU-Mostafa M. Elhilali Award Lecture: Active Surveillance for Early Stage Prostate Cancer - The Future or the Past?
Peter Carroll, United States
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0940-0955
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American Urological Association Lecture: The Role of Surgery in Advanced Prostate Cancer
Kelly Stratton, United States
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0955-1010
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The Future of Regenerative Medicine
Gopal Badlani, United States
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1010-1025
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Precision Medicine
Christopher Evans, United States
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At the end of this lecture, participants will be able to:
- Understand precision medicine in the context of individual and cohorts of genomic similarities
- Appreciate genomic alterations in localized and advanced prostate cancer
- Appreciate how publicly available genomic databases can be useful in research
- Correlate genomic testing in solid tissue and liquid biopsies
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1025-1030
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Discussion
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1030-1100
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Break in Exhibit Hall
Room: To Be Determined
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1035-1055
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SIU@U: SIU@U Studio Session - Ask-the Expert: Managing your African Patients’ Bedroom Issues
Room: SIU@U Studio
Speaker: Shingai Mutambirwa, South Africa
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1100-1230
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JS-01: Joint SIU-ICS Symposium
Room: Athenaeum
Co-Chairs: Elise De, United States / Sherif Mourad, Egypt
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Describe surgical options for neurogenic incontinence
- Identify and give examples of reasons urodynamics are necessary in evaluation of neurogenic bladder
- Classify neurogenic bladder dysfunction in transitional (child to adult) urology
- Report on neuromodulation and neurostimulation for neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction
- Apply knowledge regarding current treatment of rectourethral fistulae
The learner will leave the program with the ability to demonstrate competence to mastery of the above objectives as well as knowledge of where to find more information on the topics.
Methods: Didactic lectures, presentation of cases, questions and comments from the panel and the audience, and discussion of material.
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1100-1230
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JS-02: Joint SIU-SUO/ESOU Symposium
Room: Ypsilon I-II-III
Co-Chairs: Maurizio Brausi, Italy / Michael Cookson, United States
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Identify the surgical approach and outcomes of radical nephrectomy in the setting of renal cell carcinoma and tumor thrombus in the inferior vena cava.
- Describe appropriate patients for the use of neoadjuvant chemotherapy in the management of muscle-invasive bladder cancer, and the implications of pT0 on outcomes.
- Identify appropriate patients for consideration of focal therapy in the management of localized prostate cancer.
- Discuss the risks, benefits, and potential harms of focal therapy for patients with localized prostate cancer.
- Summarize results of patients with high-grade T1 bladder cancer managed with either BCG maintenance (bladder preservation) as compared to radical cystectomy.
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1100-1230
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MVP-01: Moderated Video Session 01 - Minimally Invasive Surgery
Room: VIP Lounge
Moderators: Andreas Skolarikos, Greece / Jack Tay, Singapore
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Click here to view videos.
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1100-1230
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IC-01: Instructional Course 01: Statistics in Urology: Concepts for Clinicians
Room: Lamda
Chair: Monique J. Roobol, The Netherlands
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Get more insight in commonly used statistical techniques in the urological literature.
- Correctly value authors’ conclusions and recommendations.
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1100-1230
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IC-02: Instructional Course 02: Urological Trauma
Room: Ypsilon IV-V
Chair: Michael Coburn, United States
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During this activity, participants will be able to:
- Become familiar with the AUA and European Practice Guidelines for the management of injuries to the kidney, ureter, bladder, urethra and external genitalia
- Appreciate the complexities of managing penetrating injuries to the genito-urinary system
- Develop familiarity with practical approaches to operative repair of a variety of urologic injuries, and be knowledgeable about the indication for operative vs nonoperative management
- Understand the indications and techniques for employing “damage control” strategies for urological injuries in the unstable trauma patient
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1100-1230
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IC-03: Instructional Course 03: Penile Prosthesis Surgery
Room: Aphrodite III
Chair: Faysal Yafi, United States
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- 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
Course Summary: Urologists in some underserved areas and developing countries have less access to and knowledge about penile prosthesis surgery which may hinder their ability to safely and efficiently offer this option to their patients. We will have 5 experienced sexual medicine/prosthetic surgery specialists reviewing all relevant pre-operative, intra-operative and post-operative issues regarding these surgeries.
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1100-1100
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Introduction
Faysal Yafi, United States
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1100-1110
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Overview, Work-Up and Management Options for Erectile Dysfunction
Alexander Pastuszak, United States
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1110-1115
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Overview of Different Penile Prostheses
Alexander Pastuszak, United States
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1115-1125
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Patient Preparation and Positioning for Penile Prosthesis Surgery
Faysal Yafi, United States
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1125-1130
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Different Approaches for Penile Prosthesis Placement
Alexander Pastuszak, United States
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1130-1135
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Placement of Malleable Penile Prosthesis
Tung-Chin (Mike) Hsieh, United States
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1135-1145
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Prosthesis Placement in Peyronie’s Disease and Fibrosis
Tung-Chin (Mike) Hsieh, United States
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1145-1155
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Different Approaches for Reservoir Placement
Faysal Yafi, United States
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1155-1200
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Mini-Jupette And Dual AUS/IPP
Faysal Yafi, United States
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1200-1215
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Management of Intra- and Post-Operative Complications
Lawrence Jenkins, United States
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1215-1220
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Post-Operative Follow-Up
Lawrence Jenkins, United States
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1220-1230
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Questions & Answers
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1200-1600
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INN-02: SIU Innovators MRI-TRUS Fusion Hands-On Course
Room: Theta/Sigma/Delta
Chair: Peter Black, Canada
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1230-1400
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Break and Luncheon Symposium
Room: To Be Determined
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1300-1400
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SIU@U: SIU@U Studio Session: uChallenge: Residents' Rapid-Fire Q&A
Room: SIU@U Studio
Hosts: Dean Elterman, Canada / Kevin Zorn, Canada
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1300-1700
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SYMP-15: Symposium on Focal Therapy
Room: Lamda
Chair: Thomas Polascik, United States
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Understand the various definitions of focal therapy, its potential role and feasibility in the treatment of early stage, localized prostate cancer.
- Define the value of different imaging techniques for detecting and localizing prostate cancer foci within the gland along with the results of image-guided, multi-core biopsy providing a topographical map of the cancer.
- Develop selection criteria for patients deemed candidates for focal therapy.
- Understand the different ablative techniques and devices for focal therapy.
- Understand the role of renal mass biopsy, active surveillance and focal therapy to manage the SRM.
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1300-1400
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Focal Therapy Prostate Strategies
Moderators
Jean de la Rosette, Türkiye
Thomas Polascik, United States
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1300-1317
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Defining Focal Therapy
Jonathan Coleman, United States
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1318-1335
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Patient Selection and Biopsy Strategies
Jack Tay, Singapore
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1336-1353
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Follow-Up Strategies After Prostate FT: Report from the Kyoto Consensus
Ardeshir Rastinehad, United States
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1354-1400
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Take-Home Message
Thomas Polascik, United States
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1400-1500
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Focal Therapy Prostate Imaging
Moderators
Peter Pinto, United States
Ardeshir Rastinehad, United States
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1400-1417
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Novel Technologies in Focal Therapy
Ardeshir Rastinehad, United States
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1418-1435
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mpUS - Progress Towards a Functional Non-Fusion Imaging Device
Georg Salomon, Germany
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1436-1453
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mpMRI - Is the Next Step to Improve the Device or the Community Expert Reader?
John Feller, China
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1454-1500
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Take-Home Message
Peter Pinto, United States
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1500-1600
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Focal Therapy Prostate Treatment
Moderators
Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Canada
Osamu Ukimura, Japan
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1500-1517
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HIFU Outcomes, Lessons Learned and Future Promise
Xavier Cathelineau, France
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1518-1535
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Focal Cryosurgery
Andres Luis de Castro Abreu, United States
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1536-1553
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Focal Laser Ablation: Patient Selection, Technique and Outcomes
John Feller, China
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1554-1600
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Take-Home Message
Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Canada
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1600-1700
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Focal Therapy Renal
Moderators
Pilar Laguna, Türkiye
Thomas Polascik, United States
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1600-1617
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The Role of Renal Biopsy in the SRM
Mesut Remzi, Austria
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1618-1635
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The Many Faces of AS
Simon Tanguay, Canada
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1636-1653
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Treatment of Cystic SRM
Patrick Richard, Canada
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1654-1700
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Take-Home Message
Pilar Laguna, Türkiye
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1400-1530
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IS-01: Interactive Session 01—Kidney Tumors
Room: Omikron
Co-Chairs: Evangelos Liatsiko, Greece / Yoshihiko Tomita, Japan
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Compare their initial assessment of several renal cancer cases with the same interpretation by an expert panel.
- Address key safety aspects on the management of difficult renal cancer scenarios.
- Define key differences on the assessment of the same case between different experts.
Methods: Interactive discussion of several renal cancer cases by an expert panel, audience involvement, evidence-based summary as take-home message.
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1400-1530
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MV-01: Master Videos 01—Anterior Urethroplasty
Room: Ballroom II -III
Co-Chairs: Margit Fisch, Germany / Sanjay Kulkarni, India
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Anterior urethroplasty is an art of precision surgery performed in a frequently hostile and unfriendly surgical field. The challenges of this craft arise when immaculate exposure and dissection is required in the midst of various vessels and vital structures, with some coursing unpredictably. Ultimately, our objectives encompass the need to improve the understanding of this surgery.
At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Recognize and remedy the common pitfalls of anterior urethroplasty for application in their practice.
We will reveal our methods of urethroplasty including:
- The vital importance of adequate incisional length for optimal exposure of anatomy. This will tie into the dynamic nature of progressive adjustment of our retraction with each step.
- Respect for tissue with correct atraumatic instruments.
- Recognition of fine details and subtle visual cues to reveal the exact planes of dissection during anterior urethroplasty.
- Harvesting the best quality graft for augmentation of the urethra, including the correctness of quilting and suturing.
The session will be interactive through a combination of thought-provoking questions and Socratic teaching methods delivered by renowned faculty. The audience will be taken through the surgeries in a step-by-step and comprehensive manner, leaving no stone unturned.
In conclusion, our audience will leave the session enlightened and confident with a thorough understanding of complex local anatomy, technical correctness and what is necessary to achieve the best possible results during anterior urethroplasty surgery.
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1400-1530
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MP-00: Moderated ePoster Session 00 - Outstanding Abstracts
Room: Athenaeum
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Click to view ePosters here
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1400-1530
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MP-01: Moderated ePoster Session 01 - Prostate Cancer
Room: Ypsilon IV-V
Moderator: Charalampos Deliveliotis, Greece
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Click to view ePosters here:
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1400-1530
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MP-02: Moderated ePoster Session 02 - Basic Science/ Infections
Room: Ypsilon I-II-III
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EPoster listing available to view here.
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1400-1530
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MVP-02: Moderated Video Session 02 - BPO/LUTS
Room: VIP Lounge
Moderators: Athanasios Dellis, Greece / Claus Roehrborn, United States / Rajeev T P, India
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Click here to view list of video ePosters.
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1400-1530
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IC-04: Instructional Course 04: MRI Reading for Prostate Cancer
Room: Aphrodite III
Chair: Christof Kastner, United Kingdom
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At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to:
- Understand the descriptions and terminology used to report Prostate mpMRI
- Explain principles and evidence of MRI-based prostate assessment including biopsies
- Apply the various roles mpMRI-based assessment in their day-t0-day practice based on quality management processes
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1530-1545
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Break in Exhibit Hall
Room: To Be Determined
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1545-1715
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CONT-01: Controversies in Urology 01—Bladder Cancer
Room: Omikron
Co-Chairs: Badrinath Konety, United States / Andrea Necchi, Italy
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Understand and apply new markers in the evaluation and management of non muscle invasive bladder cancer.
- Understand the indications and complications of systemic immunotherapy as well as chemotherapy for bladder cancer.
- Discuss the indications and application of neoadjuvant and adjuvant chemotherapy for muscle invasive bladder cancer.
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1545-1715
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MV-02: Master Videos 02—PCNL and fURS: State of the Art Techniques
Room: Ballroom II -III
Co-Chairs: Madhu Sudan Agrawal, India / Ranan Dasgupta, United Kingdom
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Develop their own algorithm to manage patients with urolithiasis of the upper tract, by looking at various options for the same problem,
- Deciding the best percutaneous as well as retrograde approach for a given clinical situation.
Methods: Discussion.
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1545-1715
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MP-03: Moderated ePoster Session 03 - BPH/Voiding Dysfunction
Room: Ypsilon I-II-III
Moderators: Apostolos Apostolidis, Greece / Noel Armenakas, United States / Karl-Dietrich Sievert, Germany
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ePoster listing is available to view here.
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1545-1715
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MP-04: Moderated ePoster Session 04 - Prostate Cancer
Room: Ypsilon IV-V
Moderators: Axel Heidenreich, Germany / Petros Sountoulides, Greece / Derya Tilki, Germany
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ePoster listing is available to view here.
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1545-1715
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MP-05: Moderated ePoster Session 05 - Miscellaneous/ Education
Room: Athenaeum
Moderators: Dimitrios Hatzichristou, Greece / Jennifer Yang, United States
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ePoster listing available to view here.
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1545-1715
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MVP-03: Moderated Video Session 03 - Reconstruction and Prostate Cancer
Room: VIP Lounge
Moderators: Peter Carroll, United States / Kevin Lu, Taiwan
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Click to view list of video ePosters here.
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1545-1715
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IC-05: Instructional Course 05: Gender Affirmation Surgery - From Beginning to the End
Room: Aphrodite III
Chair: Miroslav Djordjevic, Serbia
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At the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Define modalities of gender affirmation surgery and their advantages and disadvantages.
- Conduct proper preoperative assessment and preparation of the patient for surgery.
- Recognize most important surgical steps in male-to-female and female-to-male gender affirmation surgery; define and achieve successful outcome.
- Conduct good postoperative care and treatment.
- Identify pitfalls and resolve postoperative complications.
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1730-1755
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SIU@U: SIU@U Studio Session: Sponsored uTalks
Room: SIU@U Studio
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Session will be presented on the SIU@U App included with your congress registration.
