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... 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

... Results: A total of 110 urologists responded (17% response rate) to the survey, although the email blast also included pediatric and retired urolo- gists. While 51% of respondents were <45 years of age, 18% were ... See full document

... Results: Eighty-eight patients (74 laparoscopic) underwent partial nephrectomy. Twenty-one patients (24%) had 28 complications; 8 were Clavien-Dindo grade 3-4. Four laparoscopic patients had intraoperative conversions to ... See full document

... Results: A total of 275 patients over 80 years old had their RCs performed in 38 hospitals across Quebec. Among them, 33% had at least one post- operative complication and 16% had more than one complication. The cohort ... See full document

... Results: Of 16,862 patients identified, 41% were female. Approach was minimally invasive in 55% and increased from 50% to 61% from 2009 to 2013. Overall 50% underwent RN which decreased from 56% in 2009 to 47% in 2013. ... See full document

... Results: The 2 groups had similar demographics, including mean age (64.7 vs. 64.2), mean body mass index (27.2 vs. 27.2), and rate of prior abdominal surgery (31% vs. 27%). The OP group had more high risk cancers ... 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

... als in each BMI category was as follows: IBW 39 (34%), OW 24 (21%), OB 41 (36%), MO 10 (9%). There was no difference in the composition of groups with respect to age, sex, or stone size. Mean LOS values in days ± ... See full document

... Results: In 1992-2006, 4886 patients underwent cystectomy and the abso- lute number of surgical procedures done yearly nearly doubled over the study period. The overall survival of patients treated with radical surgery ... See full document

... Introduction and Objectives: A significant number of patients with refrac- tory overactive bladder (OAB) and urgency incontinence will fail conser- vative treatment with optimized medical therapy (OMT) and may benefit ... See full document

... Moreel, Xavier; Allaire, Janie; Caron, André; Julien, Pierre; Fradet, Vincent Centre de recherche du CHU de Québec, Quebec City, QC, Canada Introduction and Objectives: Marine omega-3 fatty acids, mainly eicosa- ... See full document

... Results: A total of 6355 non-pediatric urologists applied for re/certifi- cation between 2003 and 2012. Two-thirds (4185) reported perform- ing any procedures for female incontinence. The number of procedures reported ... See full document

... Results: In terms of complication aside from conversion to TURP that was more prevalent in patients with larger glands (11.2% vs. 1.1%; p<0.001), all other rates of complications including perforation (0.6% vs. 0.6%), ... See full document

... Methods: We retrospectively analyzed 324 patients who had at least one SWL treatment and two or more 24h urine collections at St. Michael’s Hospital from 2002-2013. The patients were divided into 3 groups based on number ... See full document

... Results: Key expectation and educational domain data included 45% of men responding that they did not have clear idea of SEs to be expected; 17% and 27% of men, respectively, reported emotional and physical SEs worse ... See full document

... Method: An AHN database of infants scheduled to undergo a VCUG (2008-12) was reviewed. Primary outcome was fUTI development. Five a priori risk factors were explored: AHN grade [low(I-II) vs. high(III-IV)], AP use, VUR, ... See full document

... Results: Of the 2287 patients who had a RC in 8 of our nation’s medi- cal centres during our study period, 1985 had data available for analysis and no history of CaP. CaP was identified in 25.6% of those patients. Mean ... 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 ... See full document

... quality. 5-alpha reductase inhibitors (5ARIs) are a commonly prescribed medication for BPH that reduces pros- tate volume by inhibiting conversion of testosterone to DHT and may impact tissue ... See full document

... Methods: Using an anterior approach, a bladder neck sparing RALP was performed. Clinical outcomes and adverse events are analyzed. Results: 219 patients were identified having a mean PSA of 6.0 ± 4.5 ng/ mL. Clinical ... See full document