CME Meetings

Perspectives in Urology – Point/Counterpoint

November 5-7, 2009

This program has been designed to benefit urologists, trainees, and other healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis and management of urology diseases and issues. It is particularly suited for those preparing for board (re) certification exams. Its goal is to enhance understanding of the evolving concepts in the current and future treatment strategies of this specialty.

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20th International Prostate Cancer Update

January 27 - 31, 2010

Prostate cancer is the most common urologic malignancy and the most common solid tumor found in men. This activity will address the scientific data available on the current and emerging treatment options for prostate cancer. It will also address the areas of prevention and screening, diagnosis and treatment of localized disease, issues related to hormone deprivation, diagnosis and treatment of advanced and refractory prostate cancer, novel treatment options, and the role of the urologist as part of the treatment team. This program is designed for urologists, radiation oncologists, medical oncologists, and specialists including registered nurses, residents, and fellows involved with the diagnosis, management, and treatment of prostate cancer.

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3rd Annual Targeted Focal Therapy Meeting

January 31, 2010

Targeted Focal Therapy (TFT), is a new approach for management of early stage, organ-confined prostate cancer. It involves freezing only the areas of cancer within the prostate and sparing the rest of the prostate. The rationale behind this approach is to preserve quality of life by minimizing collateral damage to the vital structures around the prostate such as the bladder, urinary sphincter, and nerves in the vicinity of the prostate and the rectum.

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