European Association of Urology Guidelines on Urethral Stricture Disease (Part 2): Diagnosis, Perioperative Management, and Follow-up in Males
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Nontransecting anastomotic urethroplasty can be performed for shorter strictures, even after pelvic fracture. Here is our technique @NYUUrology, full video @urovidjournal, credit @DrMinJun for excellent filming & editing. https://t.co/aJIqwvGqH0
T&TV33: « The Venturi effect » described by Nagele/Lahme for Miniperc, works for RIRS too. To observe it, just flush few ml in front of the fragments and remove the URS. The fragments naturally will follow the scope to the bladder. No need anymore for baskets...
BN19: Every evening, the EIFFEL Tower, the “Iron Woman”, illuminate at 8.00 pm to say “Thank you -MERCI” to ALL the people fighting against COVID-19. Not only in France but all around the world. Thank you
We are excited to announce opening of applications for GURS fellows to Rwanda 2020 and the GURS / @IVUmed collaborative reconstructive urology workshop @AmerUrological
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Thanks @cookuro@Coloplast_US and @bostonsci for their support for Rwanda 2019
BWALE-7: LECURS. Lithotripsy Endoscopically Controlled by URS. Perfect control of each SW efficacy. Constant irrigation for optimal SW transmission. Possible basketing &Laser at the same time. No risk for Flexible-URS if using Single-Use URS. ESWL is not dead, we still need it!!!
Romanian surgeon Dan Gavriliu (1915-2012) performed the first total surgical replacement of the human esophagus, using a section of the stomach, now called the Gavriliu esophagoplasty. This was on April 20, 1951, but was not well known as it happened behind the Iron Curtain.
To Dilate, Incise, or Refer…Wisenbaugh et al https://t.co/PiDh0p6Gq2 show the referral end of a urethroplasty series and challenge us to consider best outcomes between repeat dilations/incisions vs definitive repair by a specialist.