Urology Research Review, Issue 65
In this issue:
AI detection of urothelial carcinoma
Treatment patterns and lines of therapy in advanced urothelial carcinoma
D-mannose for recurrent UTI
MRI-targeted vs systematic prostate biopsies
Prior male sling and outcomes of AUS
Urinary incontinence in hospitalised stroke patients
Long-term prostate cancer-specific mortality in localised prostate cancer
AUA/SUFU guideline on diagnosis and treatment of idiopathic OAB
Lower urinary tract symptoms in US women
Obliterative vs reconstructive vaginal surgery for pelvic organ prolapse
Sacral neuromodulation for neurologic lower urinary tract dysfunction
UTIs in transgender women after vaginoplast
Expert contributor
Professor Eric Chung
Professor Eric Chung is a consultant urological surgeon at the AndroUrology Centre for Sexual, Urinary and Reproductive Excellence and has an academic appointment at the University of Queensland and Princess Alexandra Hospital, in Brisbane, Australia. He is the current Chair for the Andrology Group in the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand (USANZ). He […]
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