Sunday, June 22
1050–1150 Welcome Brunch in Exhibit Hall
1150–1300 Official Opening of CUA Annual Meeting
Timothy Wollin, Michael Hobart, Edmonton, AB 1200–1230 CUASF Lecture: Urologic chronic pain syndromes: great
hypotheses ruined by good science
J. Curtis Nickel, Kingston, ON
1230–1300 J.O. Metcalfe Lecture: Biochemical and clinical outcomes after radical prostactectomy for clinically localized (cT1/cT2) prostate cancer during the PSA Era
Gary Lieskovsky, Los Angeles, CA
1300–1400 Plenary Session 1
1300–1310 AUA Presidential Address
John Barry, Portland, OR
1310–1340 Royal College Lecture: Malpractice and medico-legal issues for urologists
Claude Martin, Jr., Ottawa, ON 1340–1350 CUA Prize Essay Winner 1
1350–1400 CUA Prize Essay Winner 2
1400–1430 Break in Exhibit Hall
1430–1600 Scientific Session 1: Moderated Video Session
Chair: Brian Blew, Ottawa, ON VID-1.01 Complications of ureteroscopy revisited
Sero Andonian, New Hyde Park, NY
VID-1.03 Percutaneous insertion of a stent in laparoscopic pyelo-plasty: a new technique
Ahmed Al Zahrani, Montréal, QC VID-1.04 Urethral diverticulectomy in the female
Anne K. Pelletier Cameron, Ann Arbor, MI
VID-1.05 Distal urethroplasty in a female with a mid-urethral stricture
Anne K. Pelletier Cameron, Ann Arbor, MI
VID-1.06 Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for a complex hilar tumour: surgical technique
Michael Pianezza, Edmonton, AB VID-1.07 Vesico-vaginal fistula laparoscopic repair
Alessandro Volpe, Orbassano, Italy
VID-1.08 Laparoscopic transvesical ureteral reimplantation for obstructive megaureter
Alessandro Volpe, Orbassano, Italy
VID-1.09 Important findings on fluoroscopy during videourodynamics: a teaching file
Anne K. Pelletier Cameron, Ann Arbor, MI
VID-1.10 Percutaneous renal surgery: how to minimize bleeding
Sero Andonian, New Hyde Park, NY
Unmoderated Videos
UVID-1.02 Digital ureteroscopy: the next step
Sero Andonian, New Hyde Park, NY
UVID-1.02 The accordion: a new device to prevent stone migration during ureteroscopic lithotripsy
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Ben Chew, Vancouver, BC
Moderated Posters Session 1: Oncology – Prostate: Diagnosis and Natural History
Chairs: Gary Lieskovsky, Los Angeles, CA; Laurence Klotz, Toronto, ON
MP-1.01 Clinical application of chromosome 8q24 SNPs in prostate cancer diagnosis
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Sanoj Punnen, Toronto, ON
MP-1.02 Long-chain omega-3 fatty acids, COX2 gene polymor-phism, and aggressive prostate cancer
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Vincent Fradet, San Francisco, CA
MP-1.03 Nomogram evaluation of the PCA3 molecular urine test for prostate cancer detection
Robert Nam, Toronto, ON
MP-1.04 Active surveillance for favorable risk prostate cancer: update of the Sunnybrook experience
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Laurence Klotz, Toronto, ON
MP-1.05 The impact of dietary factors on prostate cancer progression in patients on active surveillance
Lysanne Campeau, Montréal, QC
MP-1.06 Currently used criteria for active surveillance in men with low-risk prostate cancer: an analysis of pathological features
Naeem Bhojani, Montréal, QC
MP-1.07 Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use is associated with decreased prostate cancer mortality
Salah Mahmud, Montréal, QC
MP-1.08 Role of magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging in patients diagnosed with prostate cancer managed with active surveillance
Vincent Fradet, San Francisco, CA
MP-1.09 External-beam radiation therapy increases the rate of sec-ondary malignancies relative to radical prostatectomy in men with prostate cancer
Naeem Bhojani, Montréal, QC
MP-1.10 The relationship between prostate tumour density and pathologic and clinical outcomes
Gaayana Raju, Ottawa, ON
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MP-1.11 External validation of the updated Partin tables in a cohort of North American men
Naeem Bhojani, Montréal, QC
MP-1.12 The effect of androgen deprivation therapy on the rate of subsequent non-cancer morbidities
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-1.13 Intake of a healthy diet pattern and health related quality of life in patients diagnosed with prostate cancer
Vincent Fradet, San Francisco, CA
MP-1.14 Repeat biopsy for ultrasound-guided prostate biopsy system
Yujun Guo, Grass Valley, CA
Moderated Posters Session 2: Training/UTI/Sexual Function
Chairs: Derek Bochinski, Edmonton, AB; J. Curtis Nickel, Kingston, ON
MP-2.01 Closure v. nonclosure of buccal mucosal graft harvest site: a randomized controlled trial
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Blair St. Martin, Edmonton, AB
MP-2.02 Accounting for attrition rates and causes of intercavernosal injection therapy (ICI) in patients with erectile dysfunc-tion (ED)
Shubha De, Halifax, NS
MP-2.03 Quality of life assessment after urethral reconstruction
Chasta-Dawne Bacsu, Edmonton, AB
MP-2.04 Bacterial adhesion and viability to 5 commercially available stents
Dirk Lange, Vancouver, AB
MP-2.05 Uropathogen stimulated cytokine expression in bladder and kidney cell culture and the effects of triclosan
Ben Chew, Vancouver, BC
MP-2.06 Staged urethral reconstruction using buccal mucosal grafts: an analysis of complications and success rates
Conrad Maciejewski, Edmonton, AB
MP-2.07 Long-distance tele-mentoring: future in training laparas-copic radical prostatectomy?
Livia Lee, London, ON
MP-2.08 Uropedia: an online urology community resource for uro-logical trainees
Christopher Nguan, Vancouver, BC
MP-2.09 Quality assurance for radical cystectomy morbidity and mortality
Venu Chalasani, London, ON
MP-2.10 Early induction of erectile dysfunction by angiotensin II in the rat
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Frédéric Mampouma, Montréal, QC
MP-2.11 Developing a prognostic tool for Peyronie’s disease: validation of a percutaneous aspiration technique
Trustin Domes, London, ON
MP-2.12 Endothelial effects of chronic sildenafil use among dia-betic men
Gerald Brock, London, ON
MP-2.13 Intracorporal pressure measurement as an index of erectile function: is there a better way?
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Petar Erdeljan, London, ON
MP-2.14 Erectile dysfunction: what motivates men to finally seek treatment?
Stephen Scott Steele, Kingston, ON
MP-2.15 Fellow or foe: the impact of fellowship training programs on the education urology residents in the USA and Canada
Rose Khavari, Houston, TX
Moderated Posters Session 3: General Oncology/Penile and Testis
Chairs: Michael Jewett, Toronto, ON; Niels Jacobsen, Edmonton, AB
MP-3.01 EGFR over-expression in squamous cell carcinoma of the penis
Nathan Lavens, Halifax, NS
MP-3.02 Outcome of surgical treatment of patients with upper versus lower urinary tract urothelial carcinoma: stage by stage comparison
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Sabri Moussa, Montréal, QC
MP-3.03 Primary retroperitoneal lymph node dissection for clinical low stage nonseminomatous germ cell testicular tumours
David Kakiashvili, Toronto, ON
MP-3.04 Post-chemotheraphy retroperitoneal lymph node dissec-tion of residual retroperitoneal mass for testicular germ cell tumours: is bilateral template necessary?
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction David Kakiashvili, Toronto, ON
MP-3.05 Management of post-radical prostatectomy complete blad-der neck occlusion
Sender Herschorn, Toronto, ON
MP-3.06 Testicular cancer patient participation in tissue banking: the Alberta Research Tumour Bank experience
Edith Pituskin, Edmonton, AB
MP-3.07 Kidney-sparing management of upper urinary tract tran-sitional cell carcinoma
Sabri Moussa, Montréal, QC
MP-3.08 Comparison of open and laparoscopic nephroureterec-tomies for management of upper urinary tract transition-al cell carcinoma
Muhammad Zeeshan Aslam, Wakefield, UK MP-3.09 Comparison of epidural and intravenous patient controlled
analgesia in patients undergoing radical cystectomy
Paul Toren, Toronto, ON
1600–1720 Plenary Session 2: Renal Oncology
1600–1630 State-of-the-Art Lecture: Update on the use of targeted therapy in the treatment of advanced renal cell carcinoma
Lori Wood, Halifax, NS
1630–1720 Educational Forum 1: Renal Oncology Surgery for RCC: current trends
Panel: Anil Kapoor, Hamilton, ON; Bryan Donnelly, Calgary, AB; Michael Hobart, Edmonton, AB
1800–2100 Welcome Reception
Monday, June 23
0700–0750 Sponsored Symposium 1 Sponsored by Merck Frosst
0800–0850 Sponsored Symposium 2
Sponsored by Bayer HealthCare
0900–0925 Break in Exhibit Hall
0930–1130 Plenary Session 3: Stones/Endourology
0930–1000 Sunday Meeting Highlights
1000–1030 State-of-the-Art Lecture: New thoughts on the etiology of urinary stone disease
Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA 1030–1120 Educational Forum 2: Endourology
Diagnosis and management of UPJ obstruction Moderator: Ryan Paterson, Vancouver,BC Panel: Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA; John Duchinski, Calgary, AB; J. Paul Whelan, Hamilton, ON 1130–1230 Lunch in Exhibit Hall
1230–1400 Plenary Session 4: Incontinence and Voiding Dysfunction
1230–1300 State-of-the-Art Lecture: Past and future of mid-urethral slings for stress urinary incontinence
J. Christian Winters, New Orleans, LA 1305–1355 Educational Forum 3: Incontinence and voiding
dysfunction
Changing and emerging technologies in pelvic health
Moderator: Kevin Carlson, Calgary, AB
1230–1400 Scientific Session 2
Moderated Posters Session 4: Oncology — Kidney/Ureter
Chairs: Stephen Pautler, London, ON; Ricardo Rendon, Halifax, NS
MP-4.01 Partial v. radical nephrectomy in patients with adverse clinical and pathological renal cell carcinoma charac-teristics: a matched analysis
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-4.02 A preoperative prognostic model for patients treated with nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma: a multi-institutional validation of a cancer-specific survival nomogram
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-4.03 P Predicting development of chronic renal impairment after nephrectomy for malignancy
Darwin Lim, London, ON
MP-4.04 Then and now: the effect of tyrosine kinase inhibitors on survival in patients with metastatic renal cell carci-noma in Alberta, Canada
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Peter Venner, Edmonton, AB
MP-4.05 Outcome of capsular invasion in clinically localized renal tumour
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Darwin Lim, London, ON
MP-4.06 Increasing tumour size is associated with higher rates of high Fuhrman nuclear grade in patients with renal cell carcinoma
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-4.07 Gender differences in renal cell cancer patients
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-4.08 T4 stage renal cell carcinoma without any evidence of metastatic disease have similar cancer-specific survival rates to those with nodal metastasis after radical nephrectomy
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-4.09 Pathological upstaging in clinically localized renal tumour: is it a concern?
Darwin Lim, London, ON
MP-4.10 Diagnostic yield of image-guided fine needle aspiration of solid renal masses
Sero Andonian, New Hyde Park, NY
MP-4.11 A contemporary analysis of the utility of liver enzymes for the detection of hepatic metastases in renal cell carcinoma
Kamal Mattar, Toronto, ON
MP-4.12 A nomogram for prediction of early renal cancer-specific mortality in patients with nodal metastases
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC MP-4.13 Cryotherapy for small renal masses
Venu Chalasani, London, ON
MP-4.14 A nomogram for prediction of renal insufficiency devel-opment after nephron-sparing surgery for renal cancer
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-4.15 Perioperative morbidity in patients treated with targeted therapy for metastatic renal cell carcinoma
Sultan Alkhateeb, Toronto, ON
Moderated Posters Session 5: Pediatric Urology
Chairs: Richard Rink, Indianapolis, IN; Darcie Kiddoo, Edmonton, AB
MP-5.01 Tissue engineering of a genitourinary tubular tissue graft resistant to suturing and to high internal pressures
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Martine Magnan, Québec, QC
MP-5.02 Urinary TGFB1 concentration in the first 3 months of life can predict surgery in newborns with unilateral hydronephrosis
Fayez Almodhen, Montréal, QC
MP-5.03 Outcome analysis of different pyeloplasty approaches in an age-matched pediatric cohort
Luis H.P. Braga, Toronto, ON
MP-5.04 Prospective open-label double anticholinergic therapy for refractory hyperreflexic bladder in children
MP-5.05 Urodynamic and histologic changes over time in an animal model of bladder outlet obstruction
Peter Metcalfe, Edmonton, AB
MP-5.06 Fowler-Stephens orchiopexy: is staging beneficial? A sys-tematic review
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction R. Elyas, Ottawa, ON
MP-5.07 Role of calyx to parenchyma ratio in diagnosis and follow-up of unilateral antenatal hydronephrosis
Fayez Almodhen, Montréal, QC
MP-5.08 Identifying risk factors of hypospadias that predict severity of malformation
William Carlson, Halifax, NS
MP-5.09 Single-surgeon evolution of maneuvers impacting fistula formation in tubularized incised plate hypospadias
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Luis H.P. Braga, Toronto, ON
MP-5.10 Urine cytology in neuropathic and augmented bladders
Peter Metcalfe, Edmonton, AB
MP-5.11 Comprehensive analysis of the clinical and urodynamic outcomes of spinal cord un-tethering
Ahmed Al Zahrani, Montréal, QC
MP-5.12 Development of a symptom score for dysfunctional elim-ination syndrome
Kourosh Afshar, Vancouver, BC
MP-5.13 Selective ablation of intestinal mucosa using laser pho-todynamic therapy with 5-aminolaevulinic acid: an exper-imental study in pigs
Luis H.P. Braga, Toronto, ON
MP-5.14 Outcome analysis of peritoneal dialysis catheter place-ment in children: impact of malfunction and need for sur-gical revision
Yaser El-Hout, Toronto, ON
Moderated Poster Session 6: Oncology: Basic Science
Chairs: Rob Siemens, Kingston, ON; Ronald Moore, Edmonton, AB
MP-6.01 Intravesical chemotherapy of high-grade bladder cancer with HTI-286, a synthetic analogue of the marine sponge product hemiasterlin
Alan So, Vancouver, BC
MP-6.02 Intravesically administered antisense oligonucleotides tar-geting HSP27 inhibit the growth of nonmuscle-invasive bladder cancer
Alan So, Vancouver BC
MP-6.03 Oncolytic vesicular stomatitis viruses are potent agents for intravesical treatment of high-risk bladder cancer
Alan So, Vancouver BC
MP-6.04 Comparison of bladder cancer cell apoptosis induced by bovine alpha-lactalbumine complex or tumour necro-sis factor-related apoptonecro-sis-inducing ligand
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Jimmy Xiao, Edmonton, AB
MP-6.05 Frequency of cyclooxygenase-2 expression is increased in non-muscle invasive bladder tumours at higher risk of recurrence
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Anis Aziz, Québec, QC
MP-6.06 Inter-related effects of androgens, fatty acids and oxida-tive stress in prostate cancer: a mechanistic support for prevention strategies
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Jehonathan Pinthus, Hamilton, ON
MP-6.07 Micronutrient supplementation precludes tumour progres-sion by elevating the endogenous inhibitor of angiogen-esis, platelet factor-4 (PF-4), in the Lady mouse
Laurence Klotz, Toronto, ON
MP-6.08 NADPH oxidases as a potential target for prostate can-cer radio sensitization
Jehonathan Pinthus, Hamilton, ON
MP-6.09 Application of electrochemical principles in the treatment of localized prostate cancer
Bimal Bhindi, Montréal, QC
MP-6.10 IKKεmonitors IL-6 deregulation in prostate cancer cells
Benjamin Péant, Montréal, QC
MP-6.11 PDE inhibition as a chemotherapeutic adjuvant for prostate cancer
D. Robert Siemens, Kingston, ON
MP-6.12 Intra-arterial injection of lipophilic photosensitizer for photodynamic therapy of the canine prostate
Ronald Moore, Edmonton, AB
MP-6.13 Androgen regulated immunosuppression in prostate cancer through arginase expression
Philippe Olivier Gannon, Montréal, QC MP-6.14 Role of angiotensin II receptors in prostate cancer
Maude Carmel, Sherbrooke, QC
MP-6.15 Tumour suppressive effects of adiponectin in renal cell carcinoma: in vitro studies
Nir Kleinmann, Hamilton, ON 1400–1430 Break in Exhibit Hall
1430–1600 Plenary Session 5: Pediatric Urology
1430–1500 State-of-the-Art Lecture: Complications of catherizable channels
Richard Rink, Indianapolis, IN
1500–1550 Educational Forum 4: Pediatric urology
Complications of augmented bladders
Moderator: Karen Psooy, Winnipeg, MB
1600–1730 Scientific Session 3
Moderated Posters Session 7: Stones/Endourology
Chairs: Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA; Ben Chew, Vancouver, BC
MP-7.01 What is the appropriate length of ureteral access sheath for flexible ureteroscopy?
MP-7.02 Coherent scatter computed tomography for the analysis of urinary calculi: preliminary results of a prospective trial
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Geoffrey Wignall, London, ON
MP-7.03 In vitro comparison of 1.5Fr and 2.2F four wire nitinol stone baskets
Trevor Schuler, Toronto, ON
MP-7.04 Stones lodge at 3 sites of anatomic narrowing in the ureter: clinical fact or fiction?
Trevor Schuler, Toronto, ON
MP-7.05 Cryotherapy of the nephrostomy tract decreases the risk of hemorrhage in percutaneous renal surgery
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Sero Andonian, New Hyde Park, NY
MP-7.06 Effect of holmium laser settings on stone fragmentation in vitro
Trevor Schuler, Toronto, ON
MP-7.07 Bidirectional transport of oxalate in the colon: a potential mechanism to reduce hyperoxalemia?
Dirk Lange, Vancouver, BC
MP-7.08 Utilization patterns of shockwave lithotripsy (SWL) at a high volume regional referral centre
Trevor Schuler, Toronto, ON
MP-7.09 A review of the indications for cancellation of shockwave lithotripsy (SWL) at a high-volume centre: strategies to reduce the cancellation rate
Daniela Ghiculete, Toronto, ON
MP-7.10 Differences in the metabolic profile of diabetic and non-diabetic uric acid stone formers
Reem Al-Bareeq, London, ON
MP-7.11 Effects of novel coatings inspired by marine mussels on ureteral stent encrustation and uropathogen adherence in vivo
Geoffrey Wignall, London, ON
MP-7.12 Introduction of a novel biodegradable ureteral stent
Ben H. Chew, Vancouver, BC
MP-7.13 Determining composition of urinary calculi using dual energy computed tomography (DECT)
Arash Eftekhari, Vancouver, BC
MP-7.14 Bleeding complications of percutaneous nephrolithotomy from a single teaching centre
Reza Hamidizadeh, Vancouver, BC
MP-7.15 A comparison of ureteroscopic laser lithotripsy in obese and normal weight patients
Christopher John Zappavigna, Vancouver, BC
Moderated Posters Session 8: Oncology — Prostate: Localized Disease
Chairs: Fred Saad, Montréal, QC; Robert Nam, Toronto, ON
MP-8.01 Radical retropubic prostatectomy for high-risk prostate cancer: the Vancouver experience
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Jeremy Grummet, Vancouver, BC
MP-8.02 The prognostic significance of capsular incision at radical prostatectomy
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Raju Gaayana, Ottawa, ON
MP-8.03 Does surgical experience affect urinary incontinence rates after laparoscopic radical prostatectomy?
Matthew Hyndman, Edmonton, AB
MP-8.04 Changes in health-related quality of life and health values over 12 months after radical prostatectomy
Jennifer Ku, Toronto, ON
MP-8.05 Low but detectable prostate specific antigen post-radical prostatectomy in the era of the ultrasensitive assay
David Rebuck, Edmonton, AB
MP-8.06 Treatment of localized prostate cancer with high inten-sity focused ultrasound (HIFU): 18 months results of the Canadian experience
Mohamed Soliman Elkelini, Toronto, ON
MP-8.07 Phase II study of treatment with 5 alpha reductase inhibitors in low-risk prostate cancer
Jerome Lévesque, Québec, QC
MP-8.08 Improving treatment results for localized prostate cancer using combined single fraction HDR-brachytherapy and short-course external beam radiation therapy
Fabio Cury, Montréal, QC
MP-8.09 Antibiotic prophylaxis during Foley catheter removal after laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
Matthew Hyndman, Edmonton, AB
MP-8.10 Outcome following radical prostatectomy in the treatment of high-risk prostate cancer
Aaron Clark, Ottawa, ON
MP-8.11 Robotic radical prostatectomy: development of the first program in the province of Quebec
Sabri Moussa, Montréal, QC
MP-8.12 Incidence of positive surgical margins in radical prostate specimens at a community hospital
Todd Webster, Owen Sound, ON
MP-8.13 Robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy at the University of Alberta: analysis of outcomes and learning curves of the initial 40 cases
Michael Pianezza, Edmonton, AB
MP-8.14 A phase II neoadjuvant study of OGX-011: a 2’methoxyethyl phosphorothioate antisense to clusterin, in patients with prostate cancer prior to prostatectomy
Kim Chi, Vancouver, BC
MP-8.15 A phase II randomized CUOG study of custirsen (OGX-011) combination therapy in patients with poor-risk hor-mone refractory prostate cancer (HRPC) who relapsed on or within 6 months of 1st-line docetaxel therapy
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Fred Saad, Montréal, QC
MP-8.16 Normalization if NTX levels correlate with significantly increased clinical benefits in patients with bone metas-tases secondary to prostate cancer
Moderated Poster Session 9: Oncology — Bladder/ Urinary Diversion
Chairs: Jonathan Izawa, London, ON; Alan So, Vancouver, BC
MP-9.01 Comparison between open and laparoscopic radical cys-tectomy for bladder cancer: results from the Alberta Urology Institute radical cystectomy database
Adrian Fairey, Edmonton, AB
MP-9.02 Determination of the outcomes of bladder cancer patients with “unsatisfactory” urine cytology
Michael Ordon, Toronto, ON
MP-9.03 Update on delay to radical cystectomy in Quebec
Nader Fahmy, Montréal, QC
MP-9.04 Impact of wait times for cystectomy on overall survival in Ontario: a population-based study
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Girish Kulkarni, Toronto, ON
MP-9.05 Statins and non–muscle invasive bladder cancer evolu-tion: a population-based study
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Vincent Fradet, San Francisco, CA
MP-9.06 Outcomes of radical cystectomy for bladder cancer: results from the Alberta Urology Institute radical cystectomy data-base
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Adrian Fairey, Edmonton, AB
MP-9.07 MSH2 mutations and bladder cancer risk: family mem-bers of hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) patients with MSH2 mutations are at increased risk not only for upper urinary tract uransitional cell carcinoma (TCC) but also bladder cancer
Alexandre Zlotta, Toronto, ON
MP-9.08 Contemporary outcome of patients who had an aborted cystectomy due to unresectable bladder cancer
Faysal Yafi, Montréal, QC
MP-9.09 The impact of cystectomy hospital and surgeon volume on postoperative and overall mortality in Ontario: a population-based study
Girish Kulkarni, Toronto, ON
MP-9.10 Provider volume and long-term outcomes for radical cystectomy: an assessment of underlying structure and process of care measures
Girish Kulkarni, Toronto, ON
MP-9.11 Prognosis of bladder cancer: difference between primary muscle invasive and recurrent or progressive non–muscle invasive urothelial tumours
Fadi Kamal, Ottawa, ON
MP-9.12 Long-term results of BCG in the treatment of T1G3 bladder cancer
David Kakiashvili, Toronto, ON
MP-9.13 Trans-abdominal ultrasound for the detection of blad-der cancer: How reliable is it?
Vincent Fradet, San Francisco, CA
MP-9.14 A conditional nomogram for prediction of early recur-rence of bladder cancer after radical cystectomy
Claudio Jeldres, Montréal, QC
MP-9.15 Salvage radical cystectomy post chemoradiotherapy: the Ottawa experience
Joshua D. Wiesenthal, Ottawa, ON 1900–2300 CUA Fun Night at Fort Edmonton Park
Tuesday, June 24
0700–0750 Sponsored Symposium 3
Sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline
0800–0920 Plenary Session 6: Bladder Oncology
0800–0825 Monday Meeting Highlights
0830–0920 Educational Forum 5: Bladder oncology
Multidisciplinary treatment approach to invasive bladder cancer
Moderator: Yves Fradet, Québec, QC
Armen Aprikian, Montréal, QC; Mack Roach, III, San Francisco, CA; Kim Chi, Vancouver, BC
0930–1000 Break in Exhibit Hall
1000–1200 Plenary Session 7: Live Surgery
Robotic Radical Prostatectomy (Theatre 1)
Tom Ahlering, Irvine, CA
Open radical Prostatectomy (Theatre 2)
Gary Lieskovsky, Los Angeles, CA
Wednesday, June 25
0700–0750 Sponsored Symposium 4
Sponsored by Sanofi-Aventis
0800–1000 Plenary Session 8: BPH/LUTS and Testis Cancer
0800–0815 Tuesday Meeting Highlights
0815–0825 CUA Historical Lecture — A look into the void: a brief history of the diagnostic and therapeutic qualities of urine
State-of-the-Art Lecture: A critical appraisal of minimally invasive treatments for BPH/LUTS
Claus Roehrborn, Dallas, TX 0905–0955 Educational Forum 6: Testis cancer
Current management of NSGCT
1000–1030 Break in Exhibit Hall
1030–1200 Scientific Session 4
Moderated Posters Session 10: LUTS/Incontinence/ Voiding Dysfunction
MP-10.01 “Add-on” tolterodine extended release improves over-active bladder symptoms in men receiving alpha-blocker therapy
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Sender Herschorn, Toronto, ON
MP-10.02 A PSA-activated protoxin (prx302) administered transper-ineally to men with symptomatic benign prostatic hyper-plasia is well tolerated and exhibits signs of activity
Peter Pommerville, Victoria, BC
MP-10.03 Body mass index and its association with genito-urinary disorders in men undergoing prostate cancer screening
Naeem Bhojani, Montréal, QC
MP-10.04 A comparison of perioperative factors between men with and without urinary retention at the time of transurethral resection of the prostate
David Rebuck, Edmonton, AB
MP-10.05 Laparoscopic transcapsular simple prostatectomy (Millin): our experience after 50 cases
Alessandro Volpe, Orbassano, Italy
MP-10.06 An evaluation of patient and physician satisfaction with controlled-release oxybutynin 15mg as a one-step daily dose in elderly and non-elderly patients with overactive bladder: results of the STOP study
Catherine Flood, Edmonton, AB
MP-10.07 Nocturia in the elderly: age differences in functional blad-der capacity as observed on cystometrogram
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Stephen Scott Steele, Kingston, ON
MP-10.08 Urodynamic changes following AdVance male sling insertion
Timothy Davies, Norfolk, VA
MP-10.09 A modified approach for patient selection in sacral nerve neuromodulation
Béchir Hage, Sherbrooke, QC
MP-10.10 Sacral nerve stimulation in Western Canada: a summary of the experience at our institution
Gregory Roberts, Calgary, AB
MP-10.11 The use of botulinum toxin A in patients with neurogenic detrusor overactivity: preliminary results from a Canadian multicentre randomized trial
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Sender Herschorn, Toronto, ON
MP-10.12 Bulbous urethral reconstruction using buccal mucosa with a dorsal onlay technique
Keith Rourke, Edmonton, AB
MP-10.13 Outcomes of concomitant surgery for stress urinary incon-tinence and pelvic organ prolapse
Audrey Wang, Toronto, ON
MP-10.14 Interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome and sexual abuse
Abhishek Seth, Vancouver, BC
MP-10.15 Long-term outcomes of the treatment of male stress uri-nary incontinence with polydimethylsiloxane following spinal cord injury
Pratik MS Gurung, London, UK
Moderated Poster Session 11: MIS/Transplantation
Chairs: Alain Duclos, Montréal, QC; Chris Nguan, Vancouver, BC
MP-11.01 Real-time quantification of renal ischemia using in vivo expression of p-selectin
Sero Andonian, New Hyde Park, NY
MP-11.02 Predictors of health related quality of life (HRQOL) recov-ery following laparoscopic radical, donor and simple nephrectomy
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Trevor Schuler, Toronto, ON
MP-11.03 Single port laparoscopic renal surgery: the Cleveland clin-ic experience
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Raj Goel, Cleveland, OH
MP-11.04 Single port laparoscopic pelvic surgery: a new horizon in urology
Raj Goel, Cleveland, OH
MP-11.05 Percutaneous renal cryoablation: early results from a prospective database
Charles Metcalfe, Calgary, AB
MP-11.06 Robotic pyelopasty: long-term follow-up of first Canadian experience
Petar Erdeljan, London, ON
MP-11.07 Retroperitoneal laparoscopic partial nephrectomy: the Québec City experience
George Adamo, Québec, QC
MP-11.08 Effects of warm ischemia time on differential renal func-tion after laparoscopic partial nephrectomies: the Laval University experience
Frédéric Pouliot, Québec, QC
MP-11.09 Left transperitoneal laparoscopic pyeloplasty with trans-mesocolic access to the uretero-pelvic junction: descrip-tion of the technique and results with a one-year mini-mum follow-up
Alessandro Volpe, Orbassano, Italy
MP-11.10 Outcomes of kidney transplantation from donors after cardiocirculatory death: the Ontario experience
Jeff Warren, London, ON
MP-11.11 Donor preconditioning with CORM-2 protects against ischemia-reperfusion injury in a murine kidney transplant model
Jeff Warren, London, ON
MP-11.12 Living unrelated (commercial) renal transplantation: a sin-gle Canadian centre experience
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Niki Kanaroglou, Hamilton, ON
MP-11.13 Laparoscopy, dorsal lumbotomy, and flank incision in live donor nephrectomy: comparison of donor outcomes
Dinesh Samarasekera, Vancouver, BC
MP-11.14 Long-term health related quality of life (HRQOL) follow-ing laparoscopic and open donor nephrectomy
MP-11.15 Radiopaque contrast administration during deceased donor evaluation: effects on||renal transplant outcomes
Amjad Al-Waal, Vancouver, BC
Moderated Posters Session 12: Oncology — Prostate: Advanced Disease
Chairs: Tom Ahlering, Irvine, CA; Kim Chi, Vancouver, BC MP-12.01 A phase II study of patupilone in patients with metastat-ic hormone refractory prostate cancer (HRPC) who have progressed after docetaxel
Kim Chi, Vancouver, BC
MP-12.02 One-year, North American multi-center, randomized dose-finding study of degarelix, a gonadotrophin-releasing hor-mone (gnrh) receptor blocker, in patients with prostate cancer
Peter J. Pommerville, Aventura, FL
MP-12.03 A phase II study of sorafenib in combination with bica-lutamide in patients with chemotherapy naive hormone refractory prostate cancer (HRPC)
This paper has been awarded a 5-star distinction Emma Beardsley, Vancouver, BC
MP-12.04 Intermittent androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) in the management of hormone independent prostate cancer (HIPCa): results of a multi-institutional randomized prospective clinical trial
Ricardo A. Rendon, Halifax, NS
MP-12.05 Added-value of SPECT-TC to ProstaScint imaging for bio-chemical failure following definitive local prostate cancer therapy
Joseph Chin, London, ON
MP-12.06 Prediction of survival benefit from docetaxel chemother-apy with PSA response and PSA half-life in men with hor-mone refractory prostate cancer
Mikael Hanninen, Edmonton, AB
MP-12.07 Low usage of docetaxel among patients with metastatic hormone refractory prostate cancer (HRPC): a population-based analysis
Emma Beardsley, Vancouver, BC
MP-12.8 Treatment outcome of immediate versus delayed hormone therapy in patients with lymph node metastases follow-ing radical prostatectomy
Michel Hugues Lebel, Québec, QC
1400–1630 Plenary Session 9: Contemporary Management of
Localized Prostate Cancer
1400–1430 State-of-the-Art Lecture: The ultimate MIS procedure: RT for prostate cancer
Mack Roach, III, San Francisco, CA 1430–1630 Panel Discussion: Radical prostatectomy —
Is there a best procedure?
Moderator: David Mador, Edmonton, AB 1435–1455 “Why I switched to robotic from open”
Tom Ahlering, Irvine, CA
1455–1515 “Why I switched to robotic from lap”
Richard Gaston, Bordeaux, France 1515–1535 “Why I do lap only”
Philippe Arjane, Montréal, QC 1535–1555 “Why I do open only”
Gary Lieskovsky, Los Angeles, CA
Unmoderated Posters
Unmoderated Poster Session 1
Sunday, June 22, 1045–1630, Exhibit Hall
Unmoderated Poster Session 2
Monday, June 23, 0900–1630, Exhibit Hall
Unmoderated Poster Session 3
Tuesday, June 24, 0900–1300, Exhibit Hall
1630 Adjournment
