EAU 2013 - Programme Book - YouMed

ESU Courses
ESU Courses, 18 March
372 Programme Book
ESU Course 40
14.30 - 17.30 Single port – NOTES and minilaparoscopy: Is this the way to go?
Orange Hall 2 - Level N-1
Instrumentation - Access
A. Rane, Redhill (GB)
Chair: A. Rane, Redhill (GB)
Nephrectomy: Single port, hybrid techniques
A. Rane, Redhill (GB)
Pyeloplasty: Sinlge port, hybrid technique
T.R.W. Herrmann, Hanover (DE)
Adrenalectomy: Single port
T.R.W. Herrmann, Hanover (DE)
Partial nephrectomy: Single port, hybrid technique
J.H. Kaouk, Cleveland (US)
Robotic single port: Upper tract, prostatectomy
J.H. Kaouk, Cleveland (US)
Complications - How do we avoid them?
T.R.W. Herrmann, Hanover (DE)
Why single port? Are you convinced?
A. Rane, Redhill (GB)
Aims and objectives
The objective is to introduce single port surgery principles to the attendees. The presentations are made
in a step by step fashion so that everyone can have a clear idea of the procedures, and can be exposed to
tips and tricks that would make these procedures more appealing to them. The true indications of single
port are presented as well as its integration with other hybrid procedures. Three mm instruments or hybrid
tansvaginal approach are also issues that are addressed. The main purpose of this course is to convince the
attendees about the usefulness and feasibility of single port surgery and its combination with other hybrid
procedures. Single port surgery should not be considered a “mission impossible” and this is certainly the
main goal of our endeavor.
Registration fee excluding VAT
EAU members € 47
Non-EAU members € 69
Residents (members/non-members) € 21