[PDF] Top 20 Moderated Poster Session 6: Pediatric Urology

... Moore K, Farhat W, Leslie B, El-Hout Y, Bagli D, Pippi Salle J, Lorenzo A Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Introduction and Objective: Laparoscopy in pediatric urological surgery ... See full document

... avoided. 6 patients were deemed at very high risk for progression because CIS, LVI, or variant histology was found in the review pathology and therefore early cystectomy was proposed in those ... See full document

... Results: We identified 190 TURBT cases of large tumors using either monopolar or bipolar electrocautery. Cautery artifact was mentioned in 15/190 (7.9%) pathological reports. After re-review by a genitourinary ... See full document

... removal. Urology was also consulted to evaluate need for urologic procedures, assess extent of genital involvement and manage artificial urinary ...by urology for burn injury ... See full document

... Results: U-U was performed on 17 patients with a median age at surgery of 13 months (1-60). Median followup was 12 months (6-27). Mean operative time was 87 min (70-115). One patient required readmission after ... See full document

... Methods: Men presenting with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) to a rural Uganda medical clinic completed the VPSS and IPSS without and with assistance; described understanding of pictograms; rated each for usefulness ... See full document

... Results: Overall 27 patients (mean age 62.8, 44 % male, 55 % female, mean BMI 28.5) were included in the study group accounting for 12.9 % of partial nephrectomies performed by this surgeon over the study period. RENAL ... See full document

... into 6 groups, including a control group (no back- stop device), the 7-mm and 10-mm Stone Cone (Boston Scientific), the NTrap (Cook Urological), and the 7-mm and 10-mm Accordion ... See full document

... Results: A total of 9 patients underwent urachal remnant excision with partial cystectomy, with median age 10.9 years (range 2.6-18.5 years). 33% of the urachal anomalies were symptomatic, with drainage or history of ... See full document

... 6th injection, 43% of patients had no pain. The proportion of patients with severe pain (grade 3) tended to decline during treatment. A decline in white blood cell count was the only major myelotoxicity observed. 43% ... See full document

... Methods: After obtaining IRB approval, we retrospectively searched our institution’s clinical CPT coding for thiotepa use. Over the previous 10 years, there were 18 patients with thiotepa use recorded in their chart. ... See full document

... Introduction: Investigations into the molecular-based responses of prostate cancer following cold exposure have led to the discovery of delayed- onset, apoptotic cell death within the periphery of cryolesions. The ... See full document

... Background: One of the most common forms of urological dysfunction is the development of unstable bladder contractions. Solifenacin is a rela- tively new selective anti-muscarinic agent that is particularly useful in the ... See full document

... Methods: In 2006, the Champlain Regional Prostate Cancer Surgery CoP formed with representatives from five hospitals, 4 of which perform radi- cal prostatectomy (RP). The CoP includes all surgeons performing RP, ... See full document

... Results: The cell cycle progression signature was a highly significant predic- tor of outcome in all five studies. In conservatively managed patients, the CCP score was the dominant variable for predicting death from ... See full document

... Background: Urological consultations at academic medical centers can occur at unpredictable times and can cover a variety of urologic prob- lems. Data has previously been reported on urologic consultations in the ... See full document

... During 6 months before OAB diagnosis/treatment, CNS co-morbidity as measured by biologic measures, CNS diagnoses, and use of concomitant drugs with CNS effect and antimuscarinic effect ... See full document

... Results: The response rate from the questionnaire was 100%. The vast majority of residents had some experience in research prior to residen- cy and have published at least one paper (92.3% and 84.6% respec- tively), with ... See full document

... Canadian urology have important societal implications and require ongoing ...way urology is practiced in Canada in the ...Canadian urology programs from 2008 through 2010 were surveyed about their ... See full document

... Background: Urinary diversion (with or without cystectomy) as a treat- ment modality for end-stage classic ulcerative interstitial cystitis (IC) has been reported to be beneficial. Diversion with cystectomy for ... See full document