| 10th SEEM: Best Poster and Video Awards |
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Research on sex reassignment surgery and female urology won the top prizes for Best Poster presentations at the EAU 10th South Eastern European Meeting (SEEM) which ended today in Belgrade, Serbia. |
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| 10th SEEM: Uro-oncology topics win nod of jurors in Country Competition |
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Presentations on urological cancers won the top prizes in the Country Competition for young urologists at the EAU 10th South Eastern European Meeting (SEEM) which ended today in Belgrade, Serbia. |
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| 10th SEEM: New imaging tools in superficial bladder cancer |
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New imaging tools in the diagnosis and management of superficial bladder cancer have in recent years emerged, but their potentials have yet to be proven with strong data, according to Prof. Gunter Janetschek (AT) who spoke at the second-day session of the 10th South Eastern European Meeting in Belgrade. |
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| 10th SEEM: Young urologists present new approaches in Country Competition |
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With the goal to highlight new work in various urological procedures, 10 young urologists today discussed their innovative approaches and findings during 10-minute presentations before a jury at the second day of the 10th South Eastern European Meeting (SEEM) in Belgrade, Serbia. |
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| 10th SEEM: New developments in prostate biopsy |
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There are new options that may improve prostate tumour detection but the cautionary tone of current guidelines and prohibitive costs are among the factors that limit the widespread use of these new technologies in prostate cancer detection and biopsy. |
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| 10th SEEM: Active surveillance in small renal masses |
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Active surveillance in the management of small renal masses offers benefits particularly for elderly patients and those with co-morbidities for which aggressive treatment options are replete with life-threatening risks. |
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