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October 19–22

An Invitation from the Scientific Programme Chairs

Gopal BadlaniScientific Programme Co-Chair

Margit FischScientific Programme Co-Chair

Dear colleagues,

While each SIU Congress offers attendees a unique experience, we are excited to present you with a new and innovative scientific programme for SIU 2017—truly making it a congress like no other!

Alongside our committee of experts—representing various geographical regions and subspecialties—we have designed a programme that is sure to be efficient in its delivery of the most relevant information to our attendees—information that will directly impact how you practice urology on a daily basis. To this end, SIU has joined forces with some of the most important subspecialty societies around the world, including the Endourology Society, the Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons, the International Continence Society, the International Society of Sexual Medicine, the Society of Urologic Oncology/European Society of Urologic Oncology, and the Society of Urologic Robotic Surgery.

Of course, SIU plenary sessions continue to feature high science from some of the most respected experts in our field and we are honoured to welcome named lecturers representing the major urological associations from around the world. In addition, SIU 2017 will feature tips and tricks and hands-on training courses designed to address some of the most in-demand skills in urology.

We are confident that SIU 2017 will offer attendees one-of-a-kind programming in an intimate atmosphere conducive to learning and making connections with colleagues. Don’t miss out—mark your calendars for October 19-22, 2017. We look forward to seeing you in Lisbon!

Sincerely,

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magazine – SIU 2017 Lisbon

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LisbonDear Friends and Colleagues,

As your Local Organizing Chairs, we are pleased to welcome the world of urology to Lisbon for four exciting days during the SIU’s 37th Congress. This historic city, a primary player in the European Age of Discovery and Exploration, is the perfect backdrop for assembling a diverse faculty to deliver a unique and cutting-edge scientific programme, under the leadership of Drs. Gopal Badlani and Margit Fisch. We welcome our colleagues from all regions of the world and urological subspecialties and hope you will join us in making SIU 2017 a truly unforgettable experience.

We look forward to hosting you in beautiful Lisbon, Europe’s westernmost capital city. With fewer than 600,000 inhabitants, Lisbon is a perfect city for tourists—replete with attractions and culture, without feeling crowded. In addition, as a “global city”, Lisbon’s main airport welcomes flights from around the world, while those hailing from Europe have additional options should they prefer to travel by train.

Be sure to add SIU 2017 to your agenda and join us for one of the year’s most unique educational events in urology.

Sincerely,

Arnaldo FigueiredoChair, Local Organizing Committee

Pedro Gomes MonteiroCo-Chair, Local Organizing Committee

Pedro NunesCo-Chair, Local Organizing Committee

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A New Year: A NEW PROGRAMME!The SIU 2017 Scientific Programme has been designed to offer new insights and the latest advances in important urological topics. Every day offers innovative programming that provides practical tips and tricks that can be applied directly to your practice.

This year, the SIU again breaks new ground by presenting condensed, ultra-focused content to make the most of your learning experience, such as: joint sessions with subspecialty societies, three-part Masterclasses, Instructional Courses free of charge, Surgical Masters video series, hands-on workshops and live tips and tricks.

Regional and National Society Symposia• South African Urological

Association• Pan-African Urological Surgeons’

Association• Associação Lusófona

de Urologia• Spanish-Language Programme• European Association of Urology• Urological Association of Asia• Urology in the Middle East • Fédération des Associations

et Sociétés d’Urologie de la Langue Française

• World Urological Oncology Federation

• Kenya Association of Urological Surgeons

Controversies in Urology• Mesh Use in Female Pelvic Health• Use of Radiation for Positive

Surgical Margins in Prostate Cancer• Bladder Cancer• Role of Urologist vs.

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection for an Infertile Couple

• Ureteroscopy vs. Mini Perc• Gleason 3+3 Is a Benign Disease

Surgical Masters Video Sessions• Male Reconstruction• Pediatric Urology• Bladder Cancer

Master Classes: How To, Complications, Case-Based Management• BPH—New Technologies• Kidney Cancer• Reconstruction— Posterior

Urethral Strictures

State-of-the-Art Plenary Sessions and Society Lectures• Female Urology• Evidence-Based Outcomes

in Oncology• Castrate-Resistant

Prostate Cancer• Late-Breaking Topics• Associação Portuguesa

de Urologia• American Urological Association• Confederación Americana

de Urología• European Association of Urology• Pan-African Urological Surgeons’

Association• Urological Association of Asia

Instructional Courses• Understanding the

Transition and Management of the Adult Congenital, Neuropathic Bladder

• Microsurgery for Male Fertility• Kidney Transplantation• Lasers for Stones• Upper Tract Urothelial Carcinoma• Practical Management of

Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome (IC/BPS): An International Perspective

• Electrical Neuromodulation for LUTD

• Radio-Recurrent Prostate Cancer: Options for Cure

• Advanced Testicular Cancer• Assessment of Evidence-Based

Medicine for Urological Practice• Practical Management of

Urolithiasis during Pregnancy• Contemporary Management of

Penile Cancer—From Premalignant Disease to Penile Preserving Surgery

Joint Society Parallel Plenaries With• Endourology Society• Genitourinary Reconstructive

Surgeons• International Continence Society• International Society

of Sexual Medicine• Society of Urologic Oncology/

European Society of Urologic Oncology

• Society of Urologic Robotic Surgery

Additional Sessions• SIU-ICUD Joint Consultation on

Bladder Cancer• World Urologic Oncology

Federation (WUOF)• SIU Innovators’ Symposium• Affordable New Technologies

in Urology• World Journal of Urology• 3rd Nursing Symposium

SESSIONS*



Hassan Abol-Enein, EgyptRajesh Ahlawat, IndiaMichael Aitchison, United Kingdom Karl-Erik Andersson, United States/DenmarkDaniela Andrich, United KingdomJoyce Baard, The NetherlandsGopal Badlani, United StatesGuido Barbagli, ItalyAbdelkader Belaidi, AlgeriaHimisha Beltran, United StatesKarim Bensalah, FrancePeter Black, CanadaAmin Bouker, TunisiaMaurizio Brausi, ItalyAlberto Breda, SpainAlberto Briganti, ItalyRaymond Campbell, South AfricaJoan Caparrós Sariol, SpainDavid Castro-Diaz, SpainJames Catto, United KingdomAndre Cavalcanti, BrazilMauro Cervigni, ItalyChristopher R. Chapple, United KingdomEmmanuel Chartier-Kastler, FranceJustin Chee, AustraliaLars Cisek, United StatesPatrick Coloby, FranceMatt Cooperberg, United StatesFrancisco Cruz, PortugalBéatrice Cuzin, FrancePhilipp Dahm, United StatesMarc Dall’Era, United States Andy Das, United StatesProkar Dasgupta, United KingdomAlexandre de la Taille, FranceVincent Delmas, FranceDirk De Ridder, BelgiumMihir Desai, United StatesJean-Luc Descotes, FranceBruno Deval, FranceChawki Djeffal, AlgeriaRados Djinovic, SerbiaRoger Dmochowski, United StatesShin Egawa, JapanPaulo Egydio, BrazilAlaa El Ghoneimi, FranceSean P. Elliott, United StatesChristopher Evans, United StatesRobert Evans, United StatesYasser Farahat, United Arab EmiratesAmr Fergany, United StatesMargit Fisch, GermanyMark Frydenberg, Australia

Richard Gaston, FranceBogdan Geavlete, RomaniaPeter Gilling, New ZealandMartin Gleave, CanadaPaolo Gontero, ItalyMarkus Graefen, GermanyAndreas Gross, GermanySerigne M. Gueye, SenegalBoris Hadaschik, GermanyPeter Hammerer, GermanyMagdy Hassouna, CanadaGeorgios Hatzichristodoulou, GermanyAxel Heidenreich, GermanyWayne Hellstrom, United StatesAshok K. Hemal, United StatesThomas Herrmann, GermanyJalil Hosseini, IranAlayman Hussein, EgyptLuca Incrocci, The NetherlandsJohann P. Ingimarsson, United StatesJ. Stephen Jones, United StatesLisa Kaestner, South AfricaMakarand Khochikar, IndiaWun-Jae Kim, South KoreaLaurence Klotz, CanadaBodo Knudsen, United StatesDicken Ko, United StatesYoshitomo Kobori, JapanTsunenori Kondo, JapanBadrinath Konety, United StatesAmy Krambeck, United StatesSanjay Kulkarni, IndiaPilar Laguna, The NetherlandsJohn Lazarus, South AfricaThierry Lebret, FranceAlain Le Duc, FranceMohammed Lezrek, MoroccoEnrique Lledó Garcia, SpainSatur Lujan, SpainKG Maimela, South AfricaLuis Martinez-Pineiro, SpainKurt McCammon, United StatesIgnacio Moncada, SpainAllen Morey, United StatesGiovanni Mosiello, ItalySherif Mourad, EgyptPeter Mulders, The NetherlandsAnthony Mundy, United KingdomAsif Muneer, United KingdomShingai Mutambirwa, South AfricaGhulam Nabi, United KingdomJames N’dow, United KingdomCurtis Nickel, CanadaCraig Niederberger, United States

Jan Oldenburg, NorwayPalle Osther, DenmarkVernon M. Pais Jr, United StatesJoan Palou, SpainPaul Perito, United StatesKenneth Peters, United StatesSilvia Proietti, ItalyRanjit Ramasamy, United StatesSudhir Rawal, IndiaMichael Risk, United StatesGrégoire Robert, FranceAlejandro Rodriguez, United StatesThierry Roumeguère, BelgiumMorgan Roupret, FranceFred Saad, CanadaRafael Sanchez-Salas, FranceVijay Sangar, United KingdomRichard Santucci, United StatesJoaquim Sarquella, SpainCesare Marco Scoffone, ItalyRupin Shah, IndiaOhad Shoshany, IsraelJoseph A. Smith, United StatesRené Sotelo, United StatesPieter Spies, South AfricaMichael Straub, GermanyGeert Tailly, BelgiumSatoshi Takahashi, JapanSimon Tanguay, CanadaAlexis Te, United StatesNuno Tomada, PortugalOlivier Traxer, FranceRobert Uzzo, United StatesLuc Valiquette, CanadaAndré van der Merwe, South AfricaPhilip Van Kerrebroeck, The NetherlandsHein van Poppel, BelgiumSandip Vasavada, United StatesPedro A. Vendeira, PortugalArnauld Villers, FranceRamon Virasoro, United StatesAlessandro Volpe, ItalyAlan Wein, United StatesKoudy Williams, United StatesManfred Wirth, GermanyOliver Wiseman, United KingdomHadley Wood, United StatesDan Wood, United KingdomLi-Ping Xie, ChinaDaniel Yachia, IsraelFaysal A. Yafi, United States

* Confirmed at press time.

Invited Faculty*



For the third consecutive year, and building on increased participation, SIU partners with global urology nurses to bring you its nursing symposium, organized by Kay Talbot, RN, Australia. On Saturday, October 21, urology nurses from diverse and complementary practice backgrounds will again come together to learn best practices and forge valuable networks of like-minded colleagues.

This year, nurses are invited to submit abstracts for presentation and publication (visit our website for details). Nurses enjoy special rates that allow them access to the complete scientific programme and social events.

Visit www.siu-urology.orgfor the latest information and updates.

Pre-Congress Genitourethral Reconstruction WorkshopOctober 17 and 18 at Lisbon Marriott Hotel

REGISTER: www.admedic.pt

A workshop on male genitourethral reconstruction, including live surgical demonstrations, lectures, complex case discussions, and video and poster presentations. It is intended to give early career urologists an opportunity to interact actively with faculty experts, as well as present their own work in the field of male genitourethral reconstruction.

Nonetheless, this workshop is intended to everyone interested in genitourethral trauma and reconstruction.

TARGET AUDIENCE

This workshop is geared to both senior and young urologists, urology residents, medical students and nurses interested in adult male genitourethral reconstruction.

TOPIC AREASURETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION

ANTERIOR URETHRAL STRICTURES

POSTERIOR URETHRAL STRICTURES/STENOSES

ADULT HYPOSPADIAS

POSTERIOR URETHRAL COMPLICATIONS OF PROSTATE

CANCER TREATMENTS

MALE URINARY INCONTINENCE

PENILE RECONSTRUCTION

PEYRONIE’S DISEASE

OTHER PENILE DEFORMITIES

GENITAL TRAUMA

ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

Innovation Theatre By popular request, SIU is offering a series of practical, hands-on training courses and important tips and tricks workshops intended to hone your expertise.

On the programme this year: MRI-TRUS Fusion Laser Lithotripsy Tips and Tricks in FURS

Be sure to register early and reserve your spot— space is limited!

Featured Topics• The Age of Technology —

Models for Delivering Patient Education

• Prostate Cancer — Active Surveillance, Are We on Track?

• Erectile Dysfunction — A Plethora of Possibilities

• Implementing Clinical Guidelines — A Challenge or Not?

• Urethral Stricture Disease• Urinary Tract Infections

and Their Implication on Healthcare

• Nursing Solutions in Challenging Cases

Urology NursesThe 3rd SIU Nurses’ Educational Symposium



If it’s history you’re looking for, Lisbon will not disappoint! One of the oldest cities in Europe, Lisbon is thought to have been founded around 1200 BCE, with some legends even claiming that the ancient city was settled by the legendary Odysseus.

However, Lisbon is not just a vision of the past—the beautiful and unique architecture and bustling port connecting it to all corners of the world make Lisbon a truly cosmopolitan city. In addition, Lisbon has a warm-temperate subtropical climate which means that its winters are very mild and summers are quite warm—making it an ideal tourist destination, year-round. Lisbon is also one of Europe’s more affordable destinations, and visitors pay comparatively less on accommodations and dining. As an added bonus—despite being ranked highly on most travel guides—Lisbon remains considerably less crowded than some more popular European destinations. Travel and Leisure magazine recently named Portugal its 2016 Destination of the Year; the World Travel Awards voted Lisbon top cruise destination for 2016, and thousands of visitors flock to Lisbon for its irresistible appeal (and affordable luxuries).

Why LISBON?



Getting THERE

While You Are in Town… 1. Take a tram ride! Lisbon’s iconic trams are a great way to get around while

doing a little sightseeing.2. Trek to the top of the highest of Lisbon’s seven hills and take in both

the city’s fascinating history as well as the breathtaking views of St. George’s Castle.

3. Go a little further afield and travel to Cascais, a charming seaside town with beautiful beaches that manages to be both quaint and luxurious at the same time.

4. Traditionally known as a haven for the city’s bohemian community of artists and writers, Bairro Alto is a vibrant neighbourhood, known for its colourful graffiti and vibrant nightlife. Enjoy a late-night meal or drink at one of the city’s most popular restaurants or bars.

5. Catch up on your history lessons at Museu Arqueológico do Carmo - The Carmo Archaeological Museum. Located alongside the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Convento do Carmo, the museum houses artefacts dating back to the Paleolithic period.

Lisbon airport offers direct flights to all major European cities and, as a hub for TAP Portugal and Star Alliance, connects Portugal to all regions of the world. The airport itself is conveniently located about 6 miles/9km from the city centre and is well connected by the metro, providing easy, traffic-free access to hotels. Taxis in Lisbon are also plentiful and inexpensive.

If you’re traveling within the continent, Lisbon is also accessible by train. There are four major train stations with popular routes from cities such as Madrid and Paris.



New This Year!• Save €150 on registration fees when you book

your hotel stay with the SIU.• All Instructional Courses are now included in

your registration fees.• Day passes are now available for the Nurses’

Educational Symposium.• A new and innovative scientific programme

including:• Master Classes and Surgical Masters Videos

Series.• Joint sessions with all the major sub-specialty

societies.• SIU-ICUD consultation on Bladder Cancer

SIU MembersSIU Members in good standing benefit from reduced rates. Special rates apply automatically when you register online.For membership inquiries, contact [email protected]

APU MembersMembers of the Associacão Portuguesa de Urologia who register for SIU 2017 will receive a one-year SIU membership (2017-2018) in addition to a reduced host country registration rate.

Group RegistrationIf you wish to register 10 participants or more,please contact [email protected] for details.

HousingThe SIU Congress Office, after thorough review, has hand-picked a variety of hotels to best meet your Congress accommodation needs.

The InterContinental Lisbon, SIU 2017 Headquarters hotel, along with our other SIU approved hotels look forward to welcoming you to Lisbon.

Conveniently book your accommodations during the registration process and get the added bonus of a €150 rebate on your registration fees. More details at www.siu-urology.org

ALL ABOARD!

TRANSIT PASS*

REGISTER NOW ANDGET A FREE

To register and book your hotel or for more information on registration and housing rates and deadlines, please visit www.siu-urology.org

*Register by June 2, 2017

and receive a complimentary

Lisbon Transit Pass

Registration and Hotel Accommodation



Apply online www.siu-urology.org

SIU membership fees are based on World Bank data. Physicians undergoing full-time training in urology may apply

for a trainee membership, absolutely free.“A” Country $150 US | “B” Country $75 US | “C” Country $50 US

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Under the ethos of Changing tomorrowTM Astellas has a vision to enable you to change the lives of your patients. By focusing our resources and expertise in areas of urology that still have unmet medical needs, Astellas leads the way in developing pioneering treatments for conditions such as Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms/Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (LUTS/BPH), Prostate Cancer and Overactive Bladder (OAB), offering hope to patients. Through our commitment to continuing research, we are working to identify and develop innovative solutions to the current challenges in urology. In this way, our aim is to work with you to be on the forefront of healthcare change.

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