Webinars

"Clinical Effectiveness of Single-Use Ureteroscopes in Challenging Ureteroscopic Lithotripsy of Kidney Stones"
Sponsored by BD
Surgeon: Justin Friedlander, MD
Moderators: Thomas Tailly, MD, MSc, Ph.D., FEBU and Seth Kenneth Bechis, MD, MS

"Celebrating Women in Endourology"
Lee Sullivan
Kaplan Mobray
Dr. Sara Best
Dr. Jodi Antonelli

"Advances in Third Generation Dual-Energy Lithotripsy"
Glenn M. Perminger, MD
Nicole L. Miller, MD
Oliver Wiseman, MD
Roger Sur, MD

Podcasts

Endourology Sound Bites #2: Biopsy and the "small renal mass": Not a dilemma but rather a debacle

Dr. Matlaga December 2018
Endourology Sound Bites Podcast Series - Episode 2: Biopsy and the "small renal mass": Not a dilemma but rather a debacle. In this podcast Jaime Landman - Professor of Urology and Radiology & Chairman of the Department of Urology at University of California, Irvine reviews contemporary small renal mass biopsy. A historical perspective on the problem will help to highlight how our current standard of care has taken us far from the realities of contemporary oncologic treatment as manifested by all other surgical disciplines. Renal cortical neoplasm biopsy data will be provided and framed in the perspective of biopsies in other surgical disciplines and in other organ systems to demonstrate how the urological perspective differs from the standard in other fields without a biological rationale. Additionally, novel in office ultrasound guided biopsy technique and results will be reviewed.
Endourology Sound Bites Podcast Series - Episode 2: Biopsy and the "small renal mass": Not a dilemma but rather a debacle. In this podcast Jaime Landman - Professor of Urology and Radiology & Chairman of the Department of Urology at University of California, Irvine reviews contemporary small renal mass biopsy. A historical perspective on the problem will help to highlight how our current standard of care has taken us far from the realities of contemporary oncologic treatment as manifested by all other surgical disciplines. Renal cortical neoplasm biopsy data will be provided and framed in the perspective of biopsies in other surgical disciplines and in other organ systems to demonstrate how the urological perspective differs from the standard in other fields without a biological rationale. Additionally, novel in office ultrasound guided biopsy technique and results will be reviewed.
Speaker/Host Name: Dr. Matlaga
Endourology Sound Bites Podcast Series - Episode 2: Biopsy and the "small renal mass": Not a dilemma but rather a debacle. In this podcast Jaime Landman - Professor of Urology and Radiology & Chairman of the Department of Urology at University of California, Irvine reviews contemporary small renal mass biopsy. A historical perspective on the problem will help to highlight how our current standard of care has taken us far from the realities of contemporary oncologic treatment as manifested by all other surgical disciplines. Renal cortical neoplasm biopsy data will be provided and framed in the perspective of biopsies in other surgical disciplines and in other organ systems to demonstrate how the urological perspective differs from the standard in other fields without a biological rationale. Additionally, novel in office ultrasound guided biopsy technique and results will be reviewed.

Endourology Sound Bites #1: Medical Management of Kidney Stones

Dr. Matlaga December 2018
Kidney stones affects nearly 1 in 11 individuals at some point in their lives, and for many the experience repeats itself. It is desirable to initiate a medical prophylactic program to reduce the likelihood of recurrent kidney stones in high risk individuals. A simple screening evaluation can identify those individuals likely to experience recurrent kidney stones who would benefit from more extensive testing and initiation of preventative measures. In this podcast Margaret S. Pearle, M.D., Ph.D., Professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Urology at UT Southwestern Medical Center, describes the components of a screening evaluation as well as more detailed metabolic testing. Based on this evaluation, recommendations for stone prevention in the form of dietary modification and pharmacotherapy are offered. Finally, the importance of careful radiographic and biochemical follow-up of patients on medical therapy is underscored and specified. This podcast is sponsored by Richard Wolf Medical Instruments - dedicated to improving patient outcomes through innovation in endoscopy.
Kidney stones affects nearly 1 in 11 individuals at some point in their lives, and for many the experience repeats itself. It is desirable to initiate a medical prophylactic program to reduce the likelihood of recurrent kidney stones in high risk individuals. A simple screening evaluation can identify those individuals likely to experience recurrent kidney stones who would benefit from more extensive testing and initiation of preventative measures. In this podcast Margaret S. Pearle, M.D., Ph.D., Professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Urology at UT Southwestern Medical Center, describes the components of a screening evaluation as well as more detailed metabolic testing. Based on this evaluation, recommendations for stone prevention in the form of dietary modification and pharmacotherapy are offered. Finally, the importance of careful radiographic and biochemical follow-up of patients on medical therapy is underscored and specified. This podcast is sponsored by Richard Wolf Medical Instruments - dedicated to improving patient outcomes through innovation in endoscopy.
Speaker/Host Name: Dr. Matlaga
Kidney stones affects nearly 1 in 11 individuals at some point in their lives, and for many the experience repeats itself. It is desirable to initiate a medical prophylactic program to reduce the likelihood of recurrent kidney stones in high risk individuals. A simple screening evaluation can identify those individuals likely to experience recurrent kidney stones who would benefit from more extensive testing and initiation of preventative measures. In this podcast Margaret S. Pearle, M.D., Ph.D., Professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Urology at UT Southwestern Medical Center, describes the components of a screening evaluation as well as more detailed metabolic testing. Based on this evaluation, recommendations for stone prevention in the form of dietary modification and pharmacotherapy are offered. Finally, the importance of careful radiographic and biochemical follow-up of patients on medical therapy is underscored and specified. This podcast is sponsored by Richard Wolf Medical Instruments - dedicated to improving patient outcomes through innovation in endoscopy.

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