Bladder cancer: #immunotherapies are increasingly present in the therapeutic landscape. Dr Loriot, medical oncologist and head of the "urothelial cancer" program at the Gustave Roussy Institute, tells us more about their place in the management of advanced or metastatic bladder cancers.
14 hours ago
Did you know ? the dosage of total testosterone does not seem to be the best reflection of testosterone for all patients… For more information, focus on the management of #testosterone deficiency and decryption of the latest recommendations with Dr Antoine Faix
25 days ago
Updating the recommendations of the Haute Autorité de Santé for the management of prolapse in women: the essentials to know with Dr Thuillier.
a month ago
Like any human activity, medicine and surgery in particular have an environmental impact. For Professor Franck Bladou, administrator and member of the sustainable development committee of the Association Française d'Urologie, the carbon footprint of surgery must be reduced: “awareness of the carbon impact and the emission of greenhouse gas concerns the hospital and the operating theater ”. This is why AFU has taken the lead in creating the Sustainable Development Commission. "
3 months ago
Did you know that?] # Urinary incontinence can be treated by neuromodulation! Focus on the interest of this treatment by neurostimulation of the sacred roots with Prof. Véronique Phé, head of the neuro-urology committee of the French Association of Urology, as part of the #SemaineMondialeDeLaContinence in partnership with Medtronic France
3 months ago
#CancerDeLaVessie Le point sur les tensions d'approvisionnement en BCG avec le Pr Yann Neuzillet, responsable du sous-comité Vessie du #CCAFU
3 months ago
#urology Antibodies are a new class of drugs that improve the management of several types of #cancers. Focus on their contribution to #bladder cancer
3 months ago
Benign Prostate Hyperplasia, can minimally invasive techniques be offered as an alternative to surgery? Elements of response with Professor Grégoire Robert.
3 months ago
[Month of #cancervessie] Any urinary sign, blood in the urine, urinary tract infections, etc. should lead to consulting a doctor or urologist for a check-up. The examinations will aim to determine if there is a bladder tumor and if necessary to determine its location, its aggressiveness (speed of evolution or "grade") and if the tumor has remained superficial or if it infiltrates the muscle.
4 months ago
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