with Dr. Silvia Secco, Dr. Bilal Chughtai, Dr. Neil Barber, Dr. Luca Cindolo
The last decade has seen a significant shift and growth in the surgical options available in the management of symptomatic BPH. Not least driven by patients keen to take up options that avoid a general anaesthetic, that are truly ambulatory, allowing a more rapid return to normal activities but also that avoid the risk of significant post-operative complications, including the development of permanent dry ejaculation and/ or impotence.
Clinical Background
Welcome & Introduction - Dr. Neil Barber (UK)
Technique Description
Which role plays the appropriate patient selection in the outcome of BPH treatment with iTind? - Dr. Silvia Secco (Italy)
iTind procedure using a flexible cystoscope: technique, advantages, limitations, my personal experience - Dr. Bilal Chughtai (USA)
iTind procedure using a rigid cystoscope: technique, advantages, limitations, my personal experience - Dr. Luca Cindolo (Italy)
The best site of care for iTind: office vs OR - Dr. Bilal Chughtai (USA), Dr. Neil Barber (UK)
BPH symptoms relief from a patient's point of view
Clinical evidence on iTind - Dr. Bilal Chughtai (USA)
Training pathway - lessons learned and recommendations - Dr. Silvia Secco (Italy)
Panel discussion and closing remarks - All faculty moderated by Dr. Neil Barber (UK)
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