2016 LUGPA Conference Coverage

LUGPA 2016: Myths and Opportunities : Male Stress Urinary Incontinence

Stress urinary incontinence is a potential complication of treatment for localized prostate cancer in men. Yet myths about the incidence and treatment of this complication persist—and can stand in the way of providing the most effective treatments, according to Victor Nitti, MD, at a CME session, “Optimizing Bladder Disease Management,” at the 2016 annual meeting of the LUGPA.

LUGPA 2016: Care Pathways and Advanced Therapies in the Treatment of OAB

 Clinical care pathways for overactive bladder treatment have the potential to transform the management of this urinary condition by improving patient care and practice efficiency, according to speakers at a CME session at the 2016 annual meeting of LUGPA.