PROGRAMA SIU GLASGOW

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Parallel Plenary 1: Global Perspectives: Urethral Reconstruction

Chair: André Cavalcanti, Brazil

Vascular Preservation on Bulbar Urethroplasty

Ramón Virasoro, USA

Complex Pelvic Fracture Urethral Distraction Defects (PFUDD)

Mallikarjuna Chiruvella, India

Management of Lichen Sclerosus

Enzo Palminteri, Italy

Anastomotic Strictures after Radical Prostatectomy

Margit Fisch, Germany

Management of Hypospadias Failure

Joan Caparros, Spain

Parallel Plenary 2: Summarizing Relative Benefits for Incontinence Treatments

Chair: Robert Pickard, UK

The Cochrane Approach

Marie Carmela Lapitan, Philippines

The US AHRQ Approach

Philipp Dahm, USA

The Clinical Guideline Approach: EAU

Malcolm Lucas, UK

The ‘NICE’ Approach

Anthony Smith, UK

1435-1600

Surgical Tips 1: Practical Anatomy for Radical Surgery for Bladder and Prostate Cancer

Chair: Arnulf Stenzl, Germany

1435-1445

Autonomic, Sensory and Motor Nerves in the Male and Female Pelvis

Arnulf Stenz, Germany

1500-1515

Tips and tricks for the male and female nerve-sparing radical cystectomy Bernhard Bockener, New York, USA

1515-1530

Prostate and/or Seminal Vesicle Sparing Cystectomy: Where are the (Anatomical) Limits? Richard Hautmann, Germany

1545-1600

Discussion

Surgical Tips 2: Advanced Endoscopy

Chair: Mahesh Desai, India

Improvement in the Optica and Design of Dlexible Scope: Impact on the outcome

Olivier Traxer, France

Narrow Band Imaging in Diagnosis Bladder Cancer

Theo de Reijke, The Netherlands

Peripheral Nephrectomy Made Easier by Robot

Ben Challacombe, UK

Anti-Retro Propulsive Devices in URS

Glenn Preminger, USA

Is Flexible Ureteroscopy Replacing PCNL?

Petrisor Geavlete, Romania

Surgical Demonstrations Part 1: Urethral Stricture Disease

Chair: Sanjay Kulkarni, India

Anastomotic Urethroplasty for Bulbar and Posterior Urethral Injury

Sean Elliott, USA

Anastomotic Urethroplasty for Bulbar and Posterior Urethral Injury

Allen Moery, USA

Ventral Buccal Mucosa Graft Urethroplasty

E. Oluwabunmi Olapade-Olaopa, Nigeria

Pan Urethral Stricture Repair (Single Stage, One Side Dissection, Penile Invagination, Dorsal Onlay BMG Urethroplasty)

Sanjay Kulkarni, India

Panelists:

Anthony Mundy, UK

Guido Barbagli, Italy

Richard Santucci, USA

Parallel Plenary: Erections Revisited: Mediterranean Perspectives

1435 - 1440

Introduction

Jean de la Rosette, The Netherlands

1440 - 1500

ED: An Issue Close to the Heart!

Mario Maggi, Italy

1500 - 1520

ED - A Men's Perspective: What's New?

Francesco Montorsi, Italy

1520 - 1540

Ed - Through the Eyes of a Woman

Rosella Nappi, Italy

1540 - 1600

How Would you Decide?

Interactive Case Discussion

• Hypogonadism Postradical Surgery: To Treat or Not to Treat?

• Eugonadal Case: Complicated Course PDE5

• Metabolic Syndrome: A Challenging Condition

• Testosterone Substitution: In Whom and When?

1600 - 1605

Take-Home Messages

Jean de la Rosette, The Netherlands

1435-1600

Abstract Sessions

1600-1700

Wee Dram o’ Whisky in Exhibit Hall

1900-2200

SIU Night at Merchant Square

IC08: Vaginal Fistula Repair: Techniques and Complications

Chair: Sherif Mourad, Egypt

0645-0655

Introduction and Overview

Sherif Mourad, Egypt

0655-0710

Surgery for Low vaginal Fistulae

Hassan Shaker, Egypt

0710-0725

Surgery for High Vaginal Fistulae

Rizwan Hamid, UK

0725-0740

How To Treat Complications of Fistula Repair

Sherif Mourad, Egypt

0740-0745

Discussion

0800-1000

Plenary 2

0800-0815

European Association of Urology (EAU) Lecture

The Role of the Urologist in Delivering Medical Therapy for Renal and Prostate Cancer

Arnulf Stenzl, Germany

0815-0920

Shifting Sands: Upper Tract Transitional Cell Cancer

Chair: Surena Matin, USA

0815-0830

A Unifying Concept of UTUC as an Environmental Disease of Global Proportions

Arthur Grollman, USA

0830-0840

Disparate Twins: Biological and Clinical Differences Between Bladder and Upper Tract Urothelial Carcinoma

Shahrokh Shariat, Austria

0840-0850

Robotic Nephroureterectomy and RPLND: Rationale and Technique

Surena Matin, USA

0850-0900

Emerging Data and Trials on Multimodality Management of Locally Advanced UTUC

Georgios Gakis, Germany

0900-0920

Panel Discussion/Q & A

0920-0945

Debate: Why Do Women Have a Worse Prognosis from Bladder Cancer?

Moderator: Dan Theodorescu, USA

Faculty: Cheryl Lee, USA: Delay in Diagnosis and Referral

Faculty: Edward Messing, USA: Biological and Other Factors

0945-1000

Pan-African Urological Surgeons' Association (PAUSA) Challenges in Vesico Vaginal Fistulas in Africa

Igor Vaz, Mozambique

Parallel Plenary 9: Master-Class: Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Chair: Emmanuel Chartier-Kastler, France

Cases:

1. Primary POP in a 55-year-old woman without SUI, cystocele rectocele, hysterocele

2. Prolapse in a 85-year-old woman, with hydronephrosis (POP-Q 4)

3. Pure elytrocele as a recurrent prolapse in a 68-year-old woman who underwent previously anterior and posterior mesh repair through vaginal route

4. Pure POP in a 63-year-old woman, SUI some times, occult SUI at examination

5. Complication of a past vaginal route mesh repair (gynemesh) with pain and OAB 4

Panelists:

Linda Cardozo, UK

Brigitte Fatton, France

Paulose Chally, India

Satoru Takahashi, Japan

Stéphane Droupy, France

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Parallel Plenary 13: Imaging in GU Oncology

Chair: Samir Taneja, USA

Parallel Plenary 14: Global Perspectives: Controversies in the Management of Vesico-ureteral Reflux

Chair: Antoine Khoury, USA

Faculty:

Mohamed Eissa, Egypt

Sang Won Han, South Korea

Barry Kogan, USA

Ulla Sillen, Sweden

Andrew MacNeily, Canada

Parallel Plenary 15: Master-Class: Vesico-vaginal Fistulas

Chair: Igor Vaz, Mozambique

Cases:

1. 45-year-old, iatrogenic post hysterectomy vesico-vaginal fistula

2. 20-year-old, G III VVF vesico-uterine fistula

3. 18-year-old, G III VVF, large bladder neck circumferential fistula and > 2/3 of the urethra

4. 17-year-old, G IV fistula very complex fistula

5. 19-year-old HIV positive, low CD4, on treatment, bilateral hydronephrosis, vesico-vaginal and recto-vaginal fistula

6. 26-year-old, complicated fistula G IV “incurable” 10 years of fistula (7 after first surgery)

To discuss: Post-radiation fistula

Panelists:

Kristin Chrouser, USA

SK Singh, India

Anthony Mundy, UK

Francisco Martins, Portugal

Serigne Gueye, Senegal

Parallel Plenary 12: Master-Class: Infertility

Chair: Craig Niederberger, USA

Panelists:

Alayman HF Hussein, Egypt

Satur Lujan, Spain

Suks Minhas, UK

Koji Shirashi, Japan

Cases:

1. A man with a history of a unilateral undescended testis who underwent orchidopexy at age 12 years old presents with azoospermia at age 35 years old. How do you evaluate him? How do you proceed with treatment?

2. A 35 year old man presents with azoospermia and a bioavailable testosterone of 100 ng/dL. How do you proceed with evaluation? Do you offer endocrine therapy? If so, how? How do you proceed with surgical treatment?

3. A 16 year old male presents with Klinefelter syndrome and hypoandrogenism. He and his parents would like to preserve fertility. How do you evaluate him? How do you proceed with treatment?

4. A 35 year old man presents with 0% normal forms on strict morphological assessment of his semen. How do you evaluate him? How do you proceed with treatment?

5. A 45 year old man presents with azoospermia and a semen volume of 0.5 mL. How do you evaluate him? How do you proceed with treatment?

6. A 35 year old man presents with a solitary testis, desiring children. Semen analysis demonstrates a total motile count of 5 million. How do you proceed?

7. A 48 year old man presents with his 38 year old wife. He has had a vasectomy, and they desire children. How do you proceed?