EAU26 Highlights: Day 3
Here is a summary of Day 3 highlights from EAU26 in London. You can watch webcast presentations on the 'Game-changing Sessions' featuring the 'POISE-3 trial' and the '30 years follow-up in the Gothenburg 1 randomised population-based prostate cancer screening' study. You can also view a roundtable discussion on EAU TV about the PCa game-changers presented. Plus, two sessions reports to read, and check out some photo impressions of the day.
Must-view webcasts
Game Changer Session: POISE-3 trial: Safety and efficacy of tranexamic acid in urologic surgery: results from the international, randomised, placebo-controlled POISE-3 trial. By: Prof. K.A.O. Tikkinen, Helsinki (FI) - Watch webcast here.
Game Changer Session: Gothenburg 1 study: 30 years of follow-up in the Gothenburg 1 Randomised Population-based Prostate Cancer Screening Study. Prof. Dr. J. Hugosson, Gothenburg (SE) - Watch webcast here.
Session report: Also in endourology: “AI has come to stay”
While increasingly sophisticated robots, urology training, imaging and screening may seem likely urological candidates for AI integration, on the third day of EAU26 in London it became clear that AI will also become integrated in endourology in the near future. Read all about the endourology Plenary Session that also featured case discussions, scopes and innovations in burst-wave lithotripsy.
Session report: Burden, innovation, and sustainability
Prof. Alberto Briganti (IT) and Dr. Vania Wisdom (GB) chaired today’s session “European Urology meets The Lancet: The future of urological care”, where an update was shared on the Lancet-European Urology collaborative review series. Read this article summarising the presentations that address their work on addressing global trends and the impact of benign urological conditions, long-term sustainability, and the future transformation of urological surgery.
EAUTV: Prostate cancer screening and AI-assisted diagnosis
In this edition of EAUTV on Day 3 at EAU26 in London, our panel of experts discussed prostate cancer screening and AI-assisted diagnosis. Moderator Prof. Veeru Kasivisvanathan (GB) chaired the conversation with Dr. Sigrid Carlsson (DE), Prof. Jonas Hugosson (SE), Dr. Maarten de Rooij (NL). They talked about the Gothenburg study presented at the game changer session, findings from the PROBASE trial, and the progress being made with AI-assisted MRI.
Photo impressions of day 3
Explore today's EAU26 highlights in this photo album of the general impressions of day 3. Feel free to share your EAU26 photos and stories and tag us on Instagram.
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All webcasts, videos, posters and full-text abstracts are currently accessible via the EAU26 Resource Centre wherein delegates have full access. If you did not attend the congress, you can still register for on-demand access to explore all of EAU26 scientific content.