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ESU Courses ESU Courses, 17 March 334 Programme Book ESU Course 12 08.30 - 11.30 Lower urinary tract dysfunction and urodynamics Orange Hall 3 - Level N-1 The scientific basics of urodynamics P. Abrams, Bristol (GB) Chair: P. Abrams, Bristol (GB) Urodynamics - Getting philosophy and technique correct P. Abrams, Bristol (GB) Urodynamics in neurourology S. Madersbacher, Vienna (AT) Urodynamics in female urology P. Abrams, Bristol (GB) Urodynamics in the child and in men S. Madersbacher, Vienna (AT) Aims and objectives Having attended the course, the attendee should: • Understand the basic physical principles referable to urodynamics • Be able to assess the quality of a urodynamic trace • Recognise common artefacts and know how to correct them • Know the indications for urodynamic studies in children, men, women and neurological patients. Registration fee excluding VAT EAU members € 47 Non-EAU members € 69 Residents (members/non-members) € 21
ESU Courses, 17 March ESU Course 13 12.00 - 14.00 Pathology (prostate, bladder/UUT, kidney, testicles/penis) Green Hall 1 - Level N-1 Chair: E. Compérat, Paris (FR) How to get best results for your patient. Challenges in pathology of the prostate and bladder E. Compérat, Paris (FR) New insights and changes in pathology of the kidney and testis F. Algaba, Barcelona (ES) Aims and objectives This course for urologists will treat prostate, bladder, kidney and testicular pathology. It is not a course of pathology, but wants to improve the urologist-pathologist interaction. The attended aim is to get correct diagnosis, understand as well problems which pathologists may encounter, as the most important details mentioned in a pathology report. Several question frequently asked by urologists will be treated: I.) Clinical practice and optimal handling of pathology specimen. Is my clinical practice optimal to obtain best pathology report, how can I improve the interaction with the pathologist? - The importance of clinical information and well edited, good sampling will be explained, especially limits of diagnosis in case of artefacts. Solutions how to avoid them will be discussed. - Which information has to be exchanged between the urologists and the pathologists? The importance of clinical information and history will be underlined. - Robustness of pathology reports and when urologists should ask for a second opinion will be discussed. II.) When ask for frozen sections and biopsies that are possible results. Evaluation of surgical margins - The indication of frozen sections and biopsies is a topic of major concern. Indications of frozen sections have to be precise and useful; otherwise it becomes an expensive and time spending procedure. We point out the right indications. - Another important point which overlaps with the above mentioned is the evaluation of the surgical margins, limits in pathology and how we can improve. - We also want to discuss the usefulness of biopsies in kidney tumours, prostate, bladder and upper urinary tract. Where are our limits, what do urologists expect expectations and how to proceed to get optimal results? III.) Pathology report. How to read and understand all included information The aim is to discuss the major items of a pathology report. - Am I using all the information which is in a pathological report? - Do I know the latest staging and grading? - Which information do I have to expect and ask in case of absence? - Understand why the pathologist does immunohistochemistry. - The most important antibodies (understanding of which antibody is in favour of which lesion and evokes which hypothesis). IV.) Novelties in Uro-Onco Pathology. Applications in daily practice - Many new acquisitions are regularly made in Uro-Oncological Pathology. The latest news in burning research topic will briefly be discussed. EAU Milan 2013 335 ESU Courses
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