In this video, Jaideep S. Sohi, MD, explains factors to consider regarding the timing of re-imaging with PSMA-PET in patients with prostate cancer. "PSMA-PET is a radio nucleotide-based imaging ...

Catch up on all the notable drug and device approvals in urology over the past year.

Panelists discuss how managing overactive bladder in older adults requires a holistic approach that integrates treatment of comorbidities, emerging therapeutic options, and quality-of-life ...

“The patients I find that have the most pronounced benefit are the patients with the very large prostates, or the patients who are catheter dependent with concern for neurogenic or myogenic bladder ...

"Just having someone with another set of eyes I think is always helpful and gives you a lot of inspiration as well as a lot of encouragement on exactly what you need to do next," says Gia Ching. In ...

"We're excited about the science behind it, but we're also excited for our patients that if they can have access to this, maybe we can delay or completely avoid radical cystectomy or further ...

Johnson & Johnson seeks FDA approval for TAR-200, targeting BCG-unresponsive high-risk NMIBC with CIS, through the Real-Time Oncology Review program. Phase 2b SunRISe-1 trial data showed an 83.5% ...

Mona Lisa 2.0 receives CE certification, enabling use in 32 European countries for prostate cancer procedures. The platform offers advanced positioning and software for real-time adjustments, ...

The RELIEF ureteral stent is the first FDA-cleared stent for vesicoureteral reflux prevention in the US. The stent's design minimizes bladder spasms and reflux, improving patient comfort compared to ...

Data for newer therapies have shown that more than 50% of patients with BCG-unresponsive NMIBC experience a complete response after just 3 months of treatment. What are your thoughts on these findings ...

“In this phase 2 study, an image-guided adaptive strategy enabled radiotherapy dose escalation to over 86% of patients’ bladder tumors without significant increase in toxicity,” wrote the authors.