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UBC Urology Rounds
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Приєднався 6 вер 2017
(Almost) every week in the academic year, the UBC Department of Urologic Sciences holds Grand Rounds. We've been recording the rounds for more than 10 years, and you'll find an archive of the presentations here.
For more information about the department, visit urology.med.ubc.ca.
For more information about the department, visit urology.med.ubc.ca.
Role of the Interleukin-1-Beta / Interleukin (IL)-1-Receptor-Antagonist (IL1-RA) axis...
Role of the Interleukin-1-Beta / Interleukin (IL)-1-Receptor-Antagonist (IL1-RA) axis in invasive bladder cancer and possible interaction with Ki-67, AKT-signaling and NECTIN 4 by Vukovic Marko, Urologic Oncologist, Clinical Centre of Montenegro, University of Montenegro, Alumni (doctoral candidate), Karls-Eberhard University, Tuebingen
Presented on Jun 25, 2024
Presented on Jun 25, 2024
Переглядів: 60
Відео
Preoperative Urological Assessment for Pediatric Renal Transplantation Recipients
Переглядів 56Місяць тому
Preoperative Urological Assessment for Pediatric Renal Transplantation Recipients by M.Irfan Dönmez, MD, FEBU, FEAPU, Associate Professor of Urology Istanbul University Istanbul Faculty of Medicine Department of Urology - Division of Pediatric Urology Presented on Jun 25
Bladder En-Bloc Endoscopic dissection
Переглядів 129Місяць тому
Bladder En-Bloc Endoscopic dissection by Bernard Malavaud, MD, PhD, FEBU, Toulouse Cancer Institute (F) Member of the Board of the European Association of Urology Chair of the Membership Office Presented on Jun 25, 2024
Overview of Effective OAB Management
Переглядів 2012 місяці тому
Overview of Effective OAB Management by Dr. Henry Tran, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia Presented on Jun 12, 2024
Controversies in Bladder Exstrophy
Переглядів 802 місяці тому
Controversies in Bladder Exstrophy by Dr. Joan Marie Flor, Pediatric Urology Fellow, Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia Presented on May 15, 2024
Intrarenal Pressure and Advances in Suction Ureteroscopy
Переглядів 1162 місяці тому
Intrarenal Pressure and Advances in Suction Ureteroscopy by Dr. Runhan Ren, Endro-Urology Fellow, Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia Presented on Jun 5, 2024
The Road Less Travelled: Pathobiology & Epigenetic Insights From Paediatric Urology
Переглядів 892 місяці тому
The Road Less Travelled: Pathobiology & Epigenetic Insights From Paediatric Urology by Darius Bägli, MDCM, FRCSC, FAAP, FACS Program Director & Associate Surgeon-In-Chief, The Hospital for Sick Children, Professor of Surgery, University of Toronto Presented on May 29, 2024
Peri-Operative Pain Management
Переглядів 1302 місяці тому
Peri-Operative Pain Management by Dr. Jarrah Aburezq, Urology Resident Physician (PGY-1), Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia Presented on May 22, 2024
From Bench to Bedside in Organ Preservation: The Journey of a Small Molecule
Переглядів 1093 місяці тому
From Bench to Bedside in Organ Preservation: The Journey of a Small Molecule by Alp Sener, MD, PhD, FRCSC, Keith and Leanne Lavergne Chair & City-wide Head of Urology, Andrew Lazarovits Chair in Immunobiology and Transplantation, Professor of Surgery & Microbiology and Immunology, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University Presented on May 8, 2024
Charting a New Course: Transforming the Transition to Adult Care Process in British Columbia
Переглядів 613 місяці тому
Charting a New Course: Transforming the Transition to Adult Care Process in British Columbia by Dr. Thomas De los Reyes, Investigator and Pediatric Urologist, BC Children's Hospital, Clinical Instructor, Department of Urologic Sciences, UBC Presented on May 1, 2024
Serious Games in Urology
Переглядів 1663 місяці тому
Serious Games in Urology by Dr. Rohit Malyala, Urology Resident Physician (PGY-1), Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia Presented on April 24, 2024
Review of the Role of Lymph Node Dissection in Urothelial Carcinoma
Переглядів 1463 місяці тому
Review of the Role of Lymph Node Dissection in Urothelial Carcinoma by Dr. Sandra Kim, Uro-Oncology Fellow, Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia Presented on April 17, 2024
Radiation Safety for the Urologist
Переглядів 1644 місяці тому
Radiation Safety for the Urologist by Dr. Levi Godard, Urology Resident Physician (PGY-1), Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia
Immunologic Tolerance
Переглядів 904 місяці тому
Immunologic Tolerance by Dr. Alec Mitchell, Urology Resident Physician (PGY-4), Department of Urologic Sciences, University of British Columbia Presented on April 3, 2024
10 Years of MRI-Targeted Biopsy: What We Have Learned, and What We Have Yet to Learn
Переглядів 2435 місяців тому
10 Years of MRI-Targeted Biopsy: What We Have Learned, and What We Have Yet to Learn by Samir S. Taneja, MD, The James M. Neissa and Janet Riha Neissa Professor of Urologic Oncology, Professor of Urology, Radiology, and Biomedical Engineering, GU Program Leader, Perlmutter Cancer Center, Director, Division of Urologic Oncology, Vice Chair, Department of Urology, NYU Grossman School of Medicine ...
Genomic Biomarkers for Improving Bladder Cancer Patient Care
Переглядів 1375 місяців тому
Genomic Biomarkers for Improving Bladder Cancer Patient Care
Urologic Considerations in Pediatric Kidney Transplant
Переглядів 1275 місяців тому
Urologic Considerations in Pediatric Kidney Transplant
Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection for Testicular Cancer
Переглядів 3955 місяців тому
Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection for Testicular Cancer
Integrating Cytoreductive Nephrectomy into Contemporary Management of Metastatic RCC
Переглядів 2826 місяців тому
Integrating Cytoreductive Nephrectomy into Contemporary Management of Metastatic RCC
The State of Benign Prostate Hyperplasia: Leading Theories and Challenges...
Переглядів 2736 місяців тому
The State of Benign Prostate Hyperplasia: Leading Theories and Challenges...
Focal Therapy in Prostate Cancer: Is it Ready for Prime Time?
Переглядів 7376 місяців тому
Focal Therapy in Prostate Cancer: Is it Ready for Prime Time?
Treatment-Induced Neuroendocrine Prostate Cancer: From Basic Research to Clinical Management
Переглядів 1596 місяців тому
Treatment-Induced Neuroendocrine Prostate Cancer: From Basic Research to Clinical Management
Ureteric Stents: Complications and Advancements
Переглядів 5186 місяців тому
Ureteric Stents: Complications and Advancements
Wilms Tumor: An Update on Current Management
Переглядів 5827 місяців тому
Wilms Tumor: An Update on Current Management
Is Tissue Engineering the Future in Urology?
Переглядів 1557 місяців тому
Is Tissue Engineering the Future in Urology?
Costimulation Blockade in Renal Transplant
Переглядів 1958 місяців тому
Costimulation Blockade in Renal Transplant
Differences of Sex Development (DSD): A Current Perspective
Переглядів 4918 місяців тому
Differences of Sex Development (DSD): A Current Perspective
Congenital Life-long Urology: Contemporary Status and Future Directions
Переглядів 1439 місяців тому
Congenital Life-long Urology: Contemporary Status and Future Directions
Great content, until recently I hadn't realized that Mario updated his favorite way to tackle ED and it's a relief! Although what he previously suggested was pretty good, it was a real pain to follow... I just go'ogled the latest by Mario Volpstein, it's so much easier and potent now!
There should be BLACK BOX warnings on all ADT medications to alert patients that testosterone may never recover, that patients may remain castrated for life ..that severe brain fog and memory loss occurs ....that patients should exercise extreme caution before driving vehicles or operating machinery But hey, that would cut into the drug companies profits
Had urethroplasty this week still with catheter
Thank you Dr emuakhe my curved pinus is now straight and strong after using your medication as instructed thank you Dr, keep it up.............
Thank you Dr emuakhe my curved pinus is now straight and strong after using your medication as instructed thank you Dr, keep it up.....
I wasn't convinced at first, but watching how I blasted all over the "place" in less than a month was shocking, I used what I talked about the other day, and although it actually took about 5 weeks for my volume to double, I just go'ogled Jan Venstaker's Shooting Ropes and her reaction has been priceless!
LOL, until recently I hadn't realized that Mario updated his favorite way to tackle ED and it's a relief! Although what he previously suggested was pretty good, it was a real pain to follow... I just go'ogled the latest by Mario Volpstein, it's so much simpler and potent now!
My surgeon seemed to have no interest in my functional success, only his clinical success and that approach caused a myriad of sexual side effects that did not exist prior to him deciding to perform a fully transecting EPA when I had only consented to a ventral buccal graft due to the length of the stricture and my concern about long-term sexual dysfunction. It’s been 7 years since I felt like I was butchered, and I would absolutely trade being able to pee like a racehorse to have kept my sexual function. The fact that it was a TURNS surgeon who did this to me is the most disturbing part of the entire experience. He knew my concerns about sexual side effects and still did a traditional EPA, removing 5.3 CM of my bulbar urethra in the process. Men deserve better. Your industry can do better. Each of you can do better. We are not just statistics…we are real people who must deal with the consequences of your actions. 😢
And the entire industry is severely understating the sexual side effects. There is no way you do not impair the vascularity when you cut through the spongiousum and the urethral artery. You cannot justify it.
Why not just pull the bulbospongiosis muscle out of the way and leave the central tendon intact, while sparing the bulbar arteries? And why not use a non-transecting approach with two-layer closure?
Doctors and big pharma push ADT CASTRATION, a cruel and barbaric treatment that has horrific quality of life destroying and life shortening side effects, on patients by coercion, deception, extortion and intimidation. Patients are never forwarned about all the horrific side effects or that these toxins can keep men partially or totally castrated for years or forever. Men are never informed that after 18 months or more of ADT, 75 PERCENT of all men will NOT RECOVER THEIR TESTOSTERONE LEVELS EVEN AFTER A MEDIAN TIME OF FIVE YEARS, and that up to twenty percent of older men NEVER RECOVER ABOVE CASTRATE LEVEL. ....Doctors are happy to treat prostate cancer patients like concentration camp inmates to be castrated as their lab rats without FREE AND FULLY INFORMED CONSENT.
Is it the stents that make the problem for infection ?
Im si scared.I have a bad uti and stones and will need the procedure.Petrified.my husband died if septic shock of un4elated illness.Please pray that I get thru this.ive cancelled twice now.😢
Continue the good works, UBC Urology!!!
Very well put together presentation thank you
Just watching how I blasted all over the "place" in less than a month was shocking, I used what I talked about the other day, and although it actually took about 5 weeks for my volume to double, I just go'ogled Jan Venstaker's Shooting Ropes and her reaction has been priceless!
I believe there are more current studies that provide a better understanding of the effectiveness, outcomes, and survival for HIFU than the study offered in this video.
After go’ogling around, I didn't realize that Simmy Krotiel's Bigger Blueprint was updated and you can make it bigger even faster, yep, what Simmy suggested before was pretty good, but now it can grow up to 4 ins, I managed 3 ins myself and I feel like a monster lol
How much time Take medicine lunch
why make a video if you plan on whispering. no one can hear you
Thanks for the video… I have had a structure for many years and now I’m going to go for surgery…. Great presentation!
Is the anybody out there who has ucc I have a 8cm tumour in my right renal pelvis which has spread to my lungs they have told me they can’t operate and I am having chemo at the moment but very worried for my future
Haven’t been hospitalized in years- thanks to daily antibiotics- significantly has improved the quality of my life- reducing the number of stones made from bacterial waste
what anibiotics? Mywife has this
2 years+ along with back pain 😢
I was found to have this condition after being treated for a double triple AAA. no pain .at age 59. 8 years ago another anursym was found in left illiac artery ,had a 2nd jj stent put in left kidney ,get stents changed every 6 months but now about every 9 months.no pain.
who ever does this to a helpless baby should go to prison
Urethroplasty is not a cure. I have done urethroplasty and after urethroplasty dviu but still facing low urine stream. Bulbur structure 1cm
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I like the video
it was to humiliate and emasculate the lower class men-this is the 21st century-it is cruel barbaric and sadistic-humans have rights-babies have rights-we all have soap and water-make it stop
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I have just started chemo for this cancer upper tract which has spread to my lungs all I can think is I’m going to die I’m so scared
Quality of life or quantity of life, that's the greatest question I suppose. Especially for men already in their seventies and eighties. I'm somewhat on the fence about it. This needs much further study. I've just started this journey and am waiting for a diagnosis. Pray for me.
Recovery is a Bitch. I had my 11 th rib broken to access my kidney tumor
Call this one the Butters thesis.
I thought I had watched every PC lecture on the internet, but this one popped up on my feed today and I am so glad I watched it. Thank you, Richard Wassersug, for putting together such a thoughtful presentation. One of the things the medical community does wrong with their messaging/education efforts is to immediately pivot to solutions. I appreciate the impulse and the good intentions behind it, but for a prostate cancer patient, it often feels like we're being gaslighted ("it's not all about erections - orgasms are a mental thing," or "you can still find ways to give your partner pleasure."). It feels condescending, and I'm already set up to fail by having these platitudes dropped on my psyche. My personal metaphor is that a bomb went off and now I am sifting through the pieces to see what survived and what I can salvage with the rubble that remains. I know that sounds depressing but frankly it works for me because it frames it in a context of mostly starting over. Your lecture started with the bad stuff. You went there first. And it is such a relief that you did do so. Very few U.S. doctors will talk about genital shrinkage due to PC treatment and they dare not use the term "feminization" in framing how men might feel about some fairly profound changes to their bodies. I appreciate that. I appreciate that you started there. You acknowledge me and my starting point by doing so. You have given me that due, which enables me to trust you when you talk about where research leads in terms of mediation - or even resolution - of awful symptoms. Thanks again!
I love how he couldn’t keep from laughing when it mentioned the 1800’s methods for neuromodulation.
I guess this isnt current anymore
Networking
this is a very painful procedure and most often they want you awake ….. in a few days after , then they use general anesthesia to laser the stones
Multilating anyone's genitals is immoral, period. This is a major modification to a man's genitals and the owner of the genitals should make the decision. This has become a major profit center for mostly American doctors and hospitals. It seems to go unreconized that there are about 200 million men in Europe and elsewhere that do not suffer in any great numbers from the ailments that they pretend this multilation prevents. If circumcision was a vaccine it would be about 3 percent effective. The few other industrial countries that once practiced this have either stopped or greatly reduced circumcision. Austrialia has all but stopped for about 35 years now. It is also way down in Canada. The other thing US doctors seem to be unaware of, is that many infant circumcision have terrible cosmetic results... Skin bridges, misalignments of the skin, and too much skin removed causing the scrotum to pull up onto the shaft. There seem to be no follow up, and too much skin remove is usually not visible without an errection. This just needs to stop.
There is no argument in favor of circumcision. I don't believe any of these studies. If we weren't supposed to have a foreskin, we wouldn't be born with it . The only reason the American medical establishment continues to push circumcision on poor defensless babies is the money they make from performing this cruel and heartless procedure. You don't hear anyone discussing the benefits of removing any part of the female genitalia. Of course not because we have laws in place. Male babies, boys, and men however are at the mercy of these butchers who have the nerve to call themselves physicians. People are supposed to be able to trust medical professionals to give sound advice. Imagine counseling expectant parents, or men of any age to have part of their body cut off. The male foreskin is a vital & necessary part of our bodies and no less important than any part of the female genitalia. This sensless, barbaric, money making scheme needs to be stopped. Male babies, boys, and men need to have the same protection under the law as women aganst all forms of genital mutilation.
Pt2nxmx which stage pls advice &ans pls thanks
I have that disease , it's so painful and for that alone your life span is shortened but it's in how it is treated that holds the answer .. I was treated with major amounts of steroids . As someone else asked does the extra tissue turn to tumor , yes. mine grew on my right kidney blocking the ueter.. causing me so many more problems , kidney disease to say the least . Now the steroids were a new thought that worked very well for me but the long term affects from the steroids are the new problems I have every kind of arthritis it hurts a disease called analucin spondinitus that's spelt so wrong but that one is bad but still grow tumors all over .. this is a greatful turnout I dig so well my rheumatologist believe now I must have been mis diagnosed. This disease is still to new I'm one of the guinney pigs
amazing elaboration thanks for you elaboration
Looks like this video is a few years old but I'll ask anyway... Have you tried a strict Keto (carnivore) diet for PCs Grade level 2, GS 3+4=7 ? Patient is otherwise healthy with no complicating factors. PSA 2.58.
Great information 👍👍
Doctors have advised another operation, can I recover from this operation?
I want to ask you that I have spina bifida disease and meningomyelocele since childhood. I had surgery when I was 15 years old. Now I am 30 years old and now I have large urination and sexual problem.