Georgia Urological Association (GUA) Annual Fall Meeting 2017
OVERVIEW
Georgia Urological Association (GUA) Annual Fall Meeting is organized by WJ Weiser and Associates Inc and would be held during Sep 07 - 10, 2017 at The Cloister at Sea Island, Sea Island, Georgia, United States of America. This CME Conference has been approved with a maximum of 9.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.
Educational Needs :
Urology is a constantly evolving field that requires the persistent review of diagnostic and treatment strategies. Specifically, there is new and emerging information in the areas of prostate cancer, bladder cancer, penile cancer, and men’s health. Urologic providers need up-to-date reviews of these topics that affect the care of their patients.
Educational Objectives :
At the conclusion of the GUA 2017 Annual meeting, attendees will be able to :
• Identify how MRI can be used for prostate cancer evaluation and can influence treatment options.
• Explain how MRI can be used for renal cancer and lesion evaluation and can influence treatment options.
• Describe the utilization of robotic surgery in novel approaches in urology for benign and reconstructive urologic conditions.
• Describe state of the art modifications in technique for robotic surgery in the treatment of prostate cancer.
• Describe the technique of Retzius Sparing Robotic Radical Prostatectomy and report Early Outcomes of this technique in the USA.
• Explain the role of robotic surgery for urolithiasis.
• Acquire a better understanding of dermatologic conditions that urologists may see and treat.
• Review the current best practices in treatment of Peyronie’s disease and urethral reconstruction.
• Explain treatment options for priapism.
• Assess the pros and cons of TURP for the treatment of bladder outlet obstruction.
• Utilize and better understand the current CPT, E&M and ICD-10 coding practices.
• Report a comparative outcome of Robotic radical cystectomy versus open cystectomy.
• Describe the technique of minimizing peritoneal seeding during robotic radical cystectomy.
• Explain MACRA and how it will impact urology practice.
Educational Needs :
Urology is a constantly evolving field that requires the persistent review of diagnostic and treatment strategies. Specifically, there is new and emerging information in the areas of prostate cancer, bladder cancer, penile cancer, and men’s health. Urologic providers need up-to-date reviews of these topics that affect the care of their patients.
Educational Objectives :
At the conclusion of the GUA 2017 Annual meeting, attendees will be able to :
• Identify how MRI can be used for prostate cancer evaluation and can influence treatment options.
• Explain how MRI can be used for renal cancer and lesion evaluation and can influence treatment options.
• Describe the utilization of robotic surgery in novel approaches in urology for benign and reconstructive urologic conditions.
• Describe state of the art modifications in technique for robotic surgery in the treatment of prostate cancer.
• Describe the technique of Retzius Sparing Robotic Radical Prostatectomy and report Early Outcomes of this technique in the USA.
• Explain the role of robotic surgery for urolithiasis.
• Acquire a better understanding of dermatologic conditions that urologists may see and treat.
• Review the current best practices in treatment of Peyronie’s disease and urethral reconstruction.
• Explain treatment options for priapism.
• Assess the pros and cons of TURP for the treatment of bladder outlet obstruction.
• Utilize and better understand the current CPT, E&M and ICD-10 coding practices.
• Report a comparative outcome of Robotic radical cystectomy versus open cystectomy.
• Describe the technique of minimizing peritoneal seeding during robotic radical cystectomy.
• Explain MACRA and how it will impact urology practice.
KEY DATES
07 Sep, 2017
Event Start Date
10 Sep, 2017
Event End Date
SPECIALITIES
UrologySUGGESTED HOTELS
CONFERENCE VENUE
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