15,000 specialists from all over the world attended the annual European Association of Urology congress held in London. Among the most discussed topics were prostate cancer and non-oncological pathologies such as urinary incontinence, infertility and sexual dysfunctions. Every year the most important research institutes present the results of the last 12 months of scientific activity at this event. The selection of the works presented is extremely strict: only 25% of the contributions are accepted.
15,000 specialists from all over the world attended the annual European Association of Urology congress held in London. Among the most discussed topics were prostate cancer and non-oncological pathologies such as urinary incontinence, infertility and sexual dysfunctions. Every year the most important research institutes present the results of the last 12 months of scientific activity at this event. The selection of the works presented is extremely strict: only 25% of the contributions are accepted.
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Contents and novelties from the 32nd Annual EAU Congress
Contenuti e novità del 32° Congresso annuale EAU
La RM multiparametrica nella diagnosi di tumore prostatico
Multiparametric MRI in prostate cancer diagnosis
The EAU policy for proper patient information
Bladder cancer: surgical techniques preserving the quality of life
Active surveillance in prostate cancer: how to proceed
Premature Ejaculation: a new drug with no side effects now available
Premature ejaculation needs advanced therapeutic strategies
Cystitis and pelvic pain management
New treatments in early stages testicular cancer
Latest scientific evidences on bladder GAG therapy
Overactive bladder: oxybutynin shown to be linked to dementia
Phase 1 trial: stem cells shown to restore erection capability
Therapeutic approach to different forms of cystitis
Trial sulla Silodosina nel trattamento dell'Ipertrofia Prostatica
Trial results on Silodosin in the treatment of Ben. Prostatic Hyperplasia
Tumore del testicolo: esito positivo se standard di cura idoneo
Cutting salt in diet reduces nighttime urination
