Every year, over half a million men and women in Europe are diagnosed with bladder cancer. It is crucial that symptoms such as blood in the urine are taken seriously as this is often the first indicator. Urology Week 2022 focuses on bladder cancer to help raise awareness. Learn more by exploring this website. Let’s spread the word!
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Urology Week 2022: taking bladder cancer bloody seriously!
Every September, the EAU hosts Urology Week, an international campaign for increasing awareness of urological conditions and treatment. This year, Urology Week (26-30 September 2021) willRead more
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Animated video: examination of a bladder
When blood is found in your urine, a next step could be to do a cystoscopy to examine your bladder. This is a procedure in whichRead more
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Bladder cancer is the growth of abnormal tissue (tumour) in the bladder. There are several stages of bladder cancer. Your treatment and experience will depend onRead more
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Overactive Bladder: recognising the symptoms & available treatment options
Overactive bladder syndrome (OAB) is a common condition and can affect both men and women. Between 10 and 20% of people suffer from it at someRead more
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The uncommon cause of surgical failure of SUI treatment is unrecognized ectopic ureteral orifice (EUO) coexistent with SUI. A 44-year-old female had symptoms of SUI, andRead more
You can find the events and activities planned during Urology Week 2022 here. Check out the activities happening in your country or start one of your own!
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