Tag: Prostate Cancer
02 April 2025
EAU25: EAUTV on NeuroSAFE PROOF trial
UROONCO PCa associate editor Dr. Claudia Kesch hosts a discussion on prostate cancer surgery.
24 March 2025
EAU25: EAUTV on TRANSLATE Trial
UROONCO PCa associate edtior Dr. Claudia Kesch talks to Assoc. Prof. Richard Bryant on the TRANSLATE Trial: Local anaesthetic transperineal
23 March 2025
PCa trial updates: Finding the best way to screen men
During the Thematic Session ‘Early detection and diagnosis pathways in prostate cancer revisited’, presentations covered ongoing trials seeking the best
23 March 2025
EAUTV: Prostate Cancer at EAU25
In this edition of EAUTV at EAU25 in Madrid, we are covering prostate cancer. Moderator Dr. Jochen Walz leads the
23 March 2025
Plenary Session measures and transforms PCa care
The Plenary Session “Enhancing quality of care in prostate cancer”, led by Chairs Prof. Eamonn Rogers (IE) and Dr. Jochen
21 March 2025
EAU25 Press Release: Worse outcomes for men who avoid prostate cancer screening
Men who consistently avoid prostate cancer screening appointments face a disproportionately higher risk of dying from the disease, finds research
19 March 2025
PCa: Risk-adapted early detection
Author: Prof. Ros Eeles (GB) We are in an era of precision medicine where genetic variation is starting to be
07 April 2024
EAUTV: Advanced Prostate Cancer at EAU24
07 April 2024
EAUTV: Prostate Cancer Screening at EAU24
07 April 2024
PCa Game changers: Limited versus extended PLND?
On day three of EAU24, the newest data comparing limited versus extended pelvic lymph node dissection (ePLND) in prostate cancer
07 April 2024
Highlights from Day 2 at EAU24
See the highlights of EAU24’s day 2, including session reports on prostate cancer screening and live surgeries, PRIME and PROBASE
06 April 2024
Plenary Session on PCa: “Are we poised for screening?”
A common thread through the talks at today’s Plenary Session on risk-adapted screening for prostate cancer is the caution that
03 April 2024
Prof. Walsh in his own words in new edition of De Historia
Every year the EAU History Office prepares a volume of the long-running book series that explores the origins of urology.