This cheat sheet outlines key recommendations for managing female lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), focusing on stress urinary incontinence (SUI). #FemaleLUTS #EAUguidelines
New cheat sheet on penile cancer management, focusing on lymph node involvement. It includes recommendations on regional lymph node dissection, pelvic lymphadenectomy, and neoadjuvant chemotherapy for advanced disease. #EAUguidelines
New Cheat Sheet! Neuro-urology treatments include bladder training, electrostimulation, drugs, catheterization, botulinum toxin, and surgery, focusing on UUT protection, continence, and quality of life. #NeuroUrology #EAUguidelines
Here is the new EAU Guidelines Cheat Sheet on #MIBC! It covers adjuvant chemotherapy and immunotherapy roles, recent advancements in metastatic UC treatment, and combination therapy standards like EV + Pembrolizumab. #BladderCancer #EAUguidelines
Non-traumatic posterior urethral strictures are managed with options ranging from dilation and DVIU to reconstructive surgery for complex cases. Minimally invasive treatments are first-line, while advanced cases may require salvage procedures or urinary diversion. A tailored approach ensures optimal outcomes. Do you want to know more? Don’t miss this EAU-Urology Cheat Sheets!
Check out the Cheat Sheet on the treatment of Premature Ejaculation. This guide covers the causes, diagnostic tools, and treatment options.
Hematospermia, marked by the presence of blood in semen, can be concerning for patients and challenging for clinicians. This sheet summarizes common infectious, traumatic, tumoral, and systemic causes, along with recommendations for assessment and management in line with EAU guidelines. Perfect for quick reference in the clinic, providing essential insights for informed and effective decision-making.
This Cheat Sheet on the EAU Guidelines for Prostate Cancer outlines key radiotherapy treatments such as IMRT, VMAT, and IGRT for external beam radiation therapy (EBRT). It highlights dose escalation, hypofractionation, and the role of neoadjuvant androgen deprivation therapy. It also covers brachytherapy options and considerations for spacer use during treatment.
Approximately 50% of patients who experience a first episode of stones and are not treated, will have a recurrence in the next 5-10 years. Around 80% of these patients will have at least one metabolic alteration. How to approach the metabolic study?
This #EAUguidelines Cheat Sheet on #urolithiasis covers various aspects, including the unclear progression of small, asymptomatic calculi, conservative treatment, pharmacological options for uric acid stones, and indications for stone removal.
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