OR distractions compromise patient safety: surveyUrologists blame poor sleep, illness, interruptions and other problems for at least some surgical complications Robot fails to impress in bladder cancer surgeryHigh-tech surgery no better than open procedure First-in-class agent shows promise in overactive bladder New pill offers an alternative to decades-old drugs Urology in the News - May 27, 2013 New U.S. guideline nixes prostate cancer screening in under-55s Two-year interval suggested for older men who opt for testing Prostate cancer: More men can opt for active surveillance Not all conventional criteria need to be fulfilled, analysis shows Robot fails to impress in bladder cancer surgery High-tech approach no better than conventional open procedure Intermittent versus continuous prostate cancer therapy: New trial raises cautions in metastatic disease Researchers unable to conclude the two strategies produce equivalent results Made-in-Canada technology aims to zap early prostate cancer Safety trial of MRI-guided ultrasound ablation launched in Ontario Contrast-free urograms possible in minor hematuria cases Study shows no impact on detection of clinically significant findings First Previous 11 12 13 14 15 Next Last
