74th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Section of the American Urological Association (NSAUA)

74th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Section of the American Urological Association (NSAUA) is organized by The Northeastern Section of the American Urological Association (NSAUA), Inc. and will be held from Oct 27 - 29, 2022 at The Westin Charlotte, Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America.

Educational Needs:
Urologic abnormalities/diseases can present myriad clinical symptoms and signs. The correct diagnosis and management of a disease that is in line with modern standards for care call for a continuous study of the manifestations of various urologic conditions and the proper utilization of cost-effective and safe imaging techniques as well as various surgical or pharmacologic treatment options. Furthermore, advances in medical science and treating different urinary diseases demand fundamental and clinical studies. Discussion and presentation of these peer-reviewed abstracts and the results of studies offer "cutting cutting-edge" information for clinicians in the field and crucial feedback for researchers about the practical application and application of their findings into the clinical setting.

Educational Goals:
After the 74th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Section of the AUA, attendees will be in a position to:
• Recognize the specific challenges of managing patients who have Spina Bifida.
• Discuss the latest developments regarding the treatment of pelvic discomfort.
• Find out whether the mesh that surrounds the transvaginal area is still an appropriate alternative for patients.
• Discuss the LURN results regarding the lower urinary tract disease.
• Review how the new guidelines impact patient health care.
• Describe the latest developments in PCNL and explain how post-operative care is evolving.
• Determine the best option to assess and treat patients suffering from pelvic pain.
• Discuss the urologist's role in treating communities of diverse ethnic backgrounds.
•Discuss the role that urologists might play in collaboration with patients and colleagues from different backgrounds.
• Discuss clinicians might not have information about equity, diversity, and inclusion. This can be addressed through educating yourself or others and keeping an eye open.
• Note the developments that have taken place in the discipline of Pediatric Urology over the past few decades, such as the increasing representation of women within the profession.
• Find the best patients for surgical vs medical treatment for patients suffering from urinary incontinence.
• Examine the benefits and drawbacks of medical vs minimally invasive surgical procedures to treat BPH.
• Examine the advantages of enucleation surgery that can be performed on the same day.