[PDF] Top 20 Moderated Posters 4: Voiding Dysfunction and Reconstruction

... Introduction and Objectives: Vulvovaginal surgical reconstruction indi- cations vary widely, from congenital absence of vagina to urogenital sinus malformation, cloacal exstrophy and oncologic exanteration. No ... See full document

... Background: While most outcome data on urethroplasty has focused on durable patency, we aim to evaluate the effect of urethroplasty on sexual function, namely ejaculation. Additionally, it has been suggested that avoid- ... See full document

... Results: Twenty- six children (median age 11.5, 69% male) sustained Grade 4 renal laceration. Conservative management was attempted in 16 patients, but failed in 7 (with 3 hospital re-admissions and a median time ... See full document

... Results: All 5 had prior radical prostatectomy. 1 man had a prior male sling procedure. The average age was 69.6 yrs. No significant change in PVR was recorded at 1-month (preop: 35.6 and 1 month: 69.6 cc). No change in ... See full document

... Results: During the study period one-hundred urethral reconstructions were performed had complete follow-up available. Mean patient age was 47.2 years. Median follow-up was 5.8yrs. Eleven stricture recur- rences (11%) ... See full document

... Results: The response rate was 43.7% (95/217). Sixty percent of faculty operate with a R5 resident between 2 to 5 days per month. Overall, >80% of faculty agreed that all of their recent graduating residents achieved ... See full document

... Results: A total of 95 PNs and 44 PUs (total n=139) were contacted, resulting in 68 total responses (49% response rate). Of these, 30 (44%) were PNs, 37 (54%) were PUs, and 1 (2%) was undisclosed. The number of AHN cases ... See full document

... Methods: A systematic search of MEDLINE, Embase, CENTRAL as well as conference abstracts via Web of Science was performed with pre- defined search terms. Eligibility criteria included: i) diagnosis of penile fracture, ... See full document

... Results: The study included 114 consecutive patients. The mean age was 4.5 yrs old, mean age at diagnosis was 1.7 years, with the average child followed for a mean of 2.8 years. A change in management with stable U/S ... See full document

... Results: Ten boys median age 16 years (range 9-19) underwent primary urethroplasty for the bulbar stricture average length 1.6 (+/-0.5) cm. Eight of ten were idiopathic, and five of those presented with hematuria as an ... See full document

... Introduction and Objectives: Both TMPRSS2:ERG fusion and PCA3 ue to prostate cancer (PCa), and have great potential for noninvasive diagnosis and prognosis of prostate cancer in patients’ bodily flu- ids. Our study ... See full document

... Results: 3 cases were open converted (2 failure to progress, 1 hypercar- bia). PSM was found in 19 (34%). At univariable analysis, no association was observed between PSM and age, BMI, PSA, number positive cores, % ... See full document

... Division of Urology, Department of Surgery, Toronto General and Princess Margaret Hospitals, University Health Network, Toronto, ON, Canada Introduction and Objectives: The majority of new renal cell carcinomas (RCC) are ... See full document

... and IPSS-S scores significantly increased after the medication (IPSS-T increased from 9.95 to 11.45, IPSS-V from 5.38 to 6.07, and IPSS-S from 4.57 to 5.38), whereas the QoL-US score nonsignificantly decreased from 2.71 ... See full document

... willing to take medications, and even fewer (65%) were willing to take >1 medication to achieve the same goal. In domain 4, only 65% were willing to be followed in the metabolic stone clinic. All patients ... See full document

... Results: A total of 254 calls were recorded on 47 on call days in 2 on call lists. (first period only, complete results will be presented for the two periods). There were 3.6 calls per weekday and 10.7 calls per weekend ... See full document

... Methods: Patients undergoing their first biopsy were identified. Clinical parameters considered for model inclusion were age, abnormal digital rectal exam (DRE), PSA, family history of PC, ethnicity, and body-mass index ... See full document

... Results: One hundred and sixty four patients were identified. The mean stone size was 8.7 mm and only 29% of patients were started on medi- cal expulsive therapy at the time of presentation. The reported success at ... See full document

... Results: Median follow-up from time of RC was 18 months (range, 1 to 153). VH was present on initial TUR in 20/84 patients (24%), but did not appear to be associated with adverse survival (log rank p=0.1). In contrast, ... See full document

... bowel dysfunction (BBD) is very common, but underdiagnosed in children, resulting in significant complications and family ...Dysfunctional Voiding Score System and Bristol stool chart are being completed at ... See full document