2017 CUA program
Canadian Urological Association – Association des urologues du Canada 72nd Annual Meeting – Toronto, ON – June 24–27, 2017 Saturday, June 24 1200–1600
1400–1600
1140‒1210
th Annual CUA-CUOG Multidisciplinary GU 5 Cancers Meeting 2017 Chair: Neil Fleshner
UA accredited program/Hands-on course 1: C Flexible ureteroscope surgical technique workshop
1310‒1320 Allied urological association address Brantley Thrasher, Christopher Chapple, Mark Speakman
1600‒1610 Welcome address Curtis Nickel, CUA President Robert Siemens and Antonio Finelli, Scientific Program Committee Co-chairs
UASF lecture: The essential role of urology in C transplantation: For service for innovation Patrick Luke
1210‒1310
1320‒1410
Lunch and laparoscopic skills competition (round I)
E ducational forum 3: First do no harm: Avoiding urological overtreatment Chairs: Hassan Razvi, Antonio Finelli S tate-of-the-art lecture 4: Twins separated at birth: Vesicoureteral reflux and prostate cancer Barry Kogan
UOG lecture: Telling tales of precision oncology C in CRPC Martin Gleave
1410‒1440
S tate-of-the-art lecture 1: Optimizing active surveillance for prostate cancer Stacy Loeb
1440–1530
UA accredited program/Hands-on course 2: C Minimally invasive percutaneous stone therapy: Hands-on workshop
1440‒1530
E ducational forum 4: Building the bridge of transition Chairs: Dawn MacLellan, Martin Koyle
E ducational forum 1: Enhancing prostate cancer screening and care in 2017 using radiological and molecular advances made in the last decade Chairs: Laurence Klotz, Frédéric Pouliot
1530‒1600
Break in exhibit hall
1800‒1845
Welcome reception
1600‒1730
Poster sessions: 1: Reconstruction/Neurogenic bladder/ Trauma 2: Renal transplantation 3: Prostate cancer 4: GU oncology 1 5: Men’s health
1610‒1640 1640‒1710 1710‒1800
Sunday, June 25 0630–0730
UA accredited program 1: New developments C in the management of advanced prostate cancer: Impact on cancer care in Canada
0730–0830
UA accredited program 2: Troubleshooting OAB C management with the new CUA guidelines
0830‒0850
S tate-of-the-art lecture 2: Immunotherapy for urologic cancers Kim Chi
0850‒0950
E ducational forum 2: Optimizing quality of care in bladder cancer Chairs: Wassim Kassouf, Robert Siemens
0950‒1010
Break in exhibit hall
1010‒1040
S tate-of-the-art lecture 3: What’s important in infertility 2017 Peter Schlegel
1040‒1140
Podium session 1: Early prostate cancer
1700–1900
UA accredited program/Hands-on course 3: C Photoselective vaporization of the prostate – Skills workshop: A systematic approach through hands-on simulation
1900‒2300
CUA fun night
Monday, June 26 0700–0800
UA accredited program 3: Optimizing the C delivery of CRPC care in the community: A re-evaluation of models
0800‒0930 Poster sessions: 6: Voiding dysfunction/Infection/Chronic pelvic pain 7: Investigative urology 8: GU oncology 2 9: Technology innovation/Stones 10: Education/Healthcare management 11: Pediatrics
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CUA 72nd Annual Meeting
0930‒1000
Break in exhibit hall
1630‒1800
CUA annual general meeting
1000‒1030
ommunity urology lecture: Public vs. private C healthcare Andre Picard
1845‒1930
President’s reception
1930‒2400
President’s banquet
S tate-of-the-art lecture 5: The contemporary use of mesh in prolapse and incontinence surgery Christian Winters
Tuesday, June 27
1030‒1100
0700–0800
E ducational forum 5: Still leaking, now what? Refractory OAB, recurrent SUI, and mesh concerns Chairs: Ashley Cox, Richard Baverstock
UA accredited program 4: The ageing bladder C and OAB treatment expectations
0810‒0840
S tate-of-the-art lecture 8: Improving the quality of medical management of stone disease Timothy Averch
1150‒1250
L unch and laparoscopic skills competition (round II)
0840‒0930
1250‒1350
Podium session 2: General urology
1250‒1350
odium session 3: Pediatrics/Reconstruction/ P Infertility
0930‒0945
Break
0945‒1015
S tate-of-the-art lecture 9: What’s new in patientreported outcomes following treatment for localized prostate cancer? David Penson
1100‒1150
E ducational forum 6: BPH emerging technologies/techniques: Way of the future or passing trend? Chairs: Naeem Bhojani, Sri Sivalingam
1450‒1520
Break in exhibit hall
1520‒1550
S tate-of-the-art lecture 6: Step-by-step complications in lap and robotic radical nephrectomy René Sotelo
1400‒1450
1550‒1620
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S tate-of-the-art lecture 7: CAUS lecture – Chasing zero: The safety imperative for Canadian healthcare Peter Pisters
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E ducational forum 7: Optimizing stone surgery outcomes Chairs: Sero Andonian, Ben Chew
E ducational forum 8: Challenging issues in postprostate cancer care Chairs: Sender Herschorn, Keith Rourke
1105‒1205
Podium session 4: Other oncology
1205‒1305
Lunch and research grant awards
1305‒1405
CUA guidelines session
CUAJ • June 2017 • Volume 11(6Suppl4)
6/2/17 11:55 AM
Canadian Urological Association – Association des urologues du Canada 72nd Annual Meeting – Toronto, ON – June 24–27, 2017 Saturday, June 24 1200–1600
1400–1600
1140‒1210
th Annual CUA-CUOG Multidisciplinary GU 5 Cancers Meeting 2017 Chair: Neil Fleshner
UA accredited program/Hands-on course 1: C Flexible ureteroscope surgical technique workshop
1310‒1320 Allied urological association address Brantley Thrasher, Christopher Chapple, Mark Speakman
1600‒1610 Welcome address Curtis Nickel, CUA President Robert Siemens and Antonio Finelli, Scientific Program Committee Co-chairs
UASF lecture: The essential role of urology in C transplantation: For service for innovation Patrick Luke
1210‒1310
1320‒1410
Lunch and laparoscopic skills competition (round I)
E ducational forum 3: First do no harm: Avoiding urological overtreatment Chairs: Hassan Razvi, Antonio Finelli S tate-of-the-art lecture 4: Twins separated at birth: Vesicoureteral reflux and prostate cancer Barry Kogan
UOG lecture: Telling tales of precision oncology C in CRPC Martin Gleave
1410‒1440
S tate-of-the-art lecture 1: Optimizing active surveillance for prostate cancer Stacy Loeb
1440–1530
UA accredited program/Hands-on course 2: C Minimally invasive percutaneous stone therapy: Hands-on workshop
1440‒1530
E ducational forum 4: Building the bridge of transition Chairs: Dawn MacLellan, Martin Koyle
E ducational forum 1: Enhancing prostate cancer screening and care in 2017 using radiological and molecular advances made in the last decade Chairs: Laurence Klotz, Frédéric Pouliot
1530‒1600
Break in exhibit hall
1800‒1845
Welcome reception
1600‒1730
Poster sessions: 1: Reconstruction/Neurogenic bladder/ Trauma 2: Renal transplantation 3: Prostate cancer 4: GU oncology 1 5: Men’s health
1610‒1640 1640‒1710 1710‒1800
Sunday, June 25 0630–0730
UA accredited program 1: New developments C in the management of advanced prostate cancer: Impact on cancer care in Canada
0730–0830
UA accredited program 2: Troubleshooting OAB C management with the new CUA guidelines
0830‒0850
S tate-of-the-art lecture 2: Immunotherapy for urologic cancers Kim Chi
0850‒0950
E ducational forum 2: Optimizing quality of care in bladder cancer Chairs: Wassim Kassouf, Robert Siemens
0950‒1010
Break in exhibit hall
1010‒1040
S tate-of-the-art lecture 3: What’s important in infertility 2017 Peter Schlegel
1040‒1140
Podium session 1: Early prostate cancer
1700–1900
UA accredited program/Hands-on course 3: C Photoselective vaporization of the prostate – Skills workshop: A systematic approach through hands-on simulation
1900‒2300
CUA fun night
Monday, June 26 0700–0800
UA accredited program 3: Optimizing the C delivery of CRPC care in the community: A re-evaluation of models
0800‒0930 Poster sessions: 6: Voiding dysfunction/Infection/Chronic pelvic pain 7: Investigative urology 8: GU oncology 2 9: Technology innovation/Stones 10: Education/Healthcare management 11: Pediatrics
CUAJ • June 2017 • Volume 11(6Suppl4) © 2017 Canadian Urological Association
CUAJJune2017AbstractsprogramV2.indd 171
S171
6/2/17 11:55 AM
CUA 72nd Annual Meeting
0930‒1000
Break in exhibit hall
1630‒1800
CUA annual general meeting
1000‒1030
ommunity urology lecture: Public vs. private C healthcare Andre Picard
1845‒1930
President’s reception
1930‒2400
President’s banquet
S tate-of-the-art lecture 5: The contemporary use of mesh in prolapse and incontinence surgery Christian Winters
Tuesday, June 27
1030‒1100
0700–0800
E ducational forum 5: Still leaking, now what? Refractory OAB, recurrent SUI, and mesh concerns Chairs: Ashley Cox, Richard Baverstock
UA accredited program 4: The ageing bladder C and OAB treatment expectations
0810‒0840
S tate-of-the-art lecture 8: Improving the quality of medical management of stone disease Timothy Averch
1150‒1250
L unch and laparoscopic skills competition (round II)
0840‒0930
1250‒1350
Podium session 2: General urology
1250‒1350
odium session 3: Pediatrics/Reconstruction/ P Infertility
0930‒0945
Break
0945‒1015
S tate-of-the-art lecture 9: What’s new in patientreported outcomes following treatment for localized prostate cancer? David Penson
1100‒1150
E ducational forum 6: BPH emerging technologies/techniques: Way of the future or passing trend? Chairs: Naeem Bhojani, Sri Sivalingam
1450‒1520
Break in exhibit hall
1520‒1550
S tate-of-the-art lecture 6: Step-by-step complications in lap and robotic radical nephrectomy René Sotelo
1400‒1450
1550‒1620
CUAJJune2017AbstractsprogramV2.indd 172
1015‒1105
S tate-of-the-art lecture 7: CAUS lecture – Chasing zero: The safety imperative for Canadian healthcare Peter Pisters
S172
E ducational forum 7: Optimizing stone surgery outcomes Chairs: Sero Andonian, Ben Chew
E ducational forum 8: Challenging issues in postprostate cancer care Chairs: Sender Herschorn, Keith Rourke
1105‒1205
Podium session 4: Other oncology
1205‒1305
Lunch and research grant awards
1305‒1405
CUA guidelines session
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