2nd Annual CUA Primary Care Meeting: Alberta Edition An update in urology for family practitioners Westin Calgary, Saturday June 23rd 2012, Calgary, AB WESTIN CALGARY, 320 4TH AVENUE SW - CALGARY, AB, (403) 266-1611 8:00 - 8:10 INTRODUCTION DR. BRUCE WHEELER 8:10 - 8:30 The PSA test: Let’s hug it out! DR. NIELS JACOBSEN, University of Edmonton 8:30 - 8:50 Prostate Cancer: From diagnosis to treatment and beyond DR. HOWARD EVANS, University of Alberta 8:50-9:10 OPEN DISCUSSION 9:10 – 9:40 Hematuria and Incidental Renal Masses DR. JUN KAWAKAMI, University of Calgary 9:40 – 10:10 Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome DR. JAY LEE, University of Calgary 10:10 - 10:30 OPEN DISCUSSION WITH BREAK 10:30 – 11:00 A Practical and Contemporary Approach to the Management of LUTS in Men DR. RICHARD BAVERSTOCK, University of Calgary Common Pediatric Urology Presentations: Clinical Pearls for Family Physicians DR. BRYCE WEBER , University of Calgary 11:30 – 12:00 An Update on Urinary Incontinence DR. KEVIN CARLSON, University of Calgary 12:00 – 12:30 An Evidence Based medicine review of Managing UTIs in Men and Woman in Primary Care DR. RICHARD BAVERSTOCK, University of Calgary - PSA and DRE for screening and detection of prostate cancer: A review of the evidence; - Understanding the controversy surrounding PSA; Practical use of PSA in primary care – when to test and when not to test; - When to refer patients to urology; - How does a urologist decide when to do a biopsy? - What other tests are available (e.g. PCA-3) and is there a better test than PSA on the horizon? - How does a biopsy work and what are the risks? - How to interpret a biopsy report; - How do a patient and his urologist come to a decision about treatment? - What is active surveillance, who is a candidate for it, is it safe, and how does it work? - What treatments are available in Alberta for localized prostate cancer? - What are the results of those treatments and possible side effects? - How are patients with prostate cancer followed long-term after treatment? - Review of guidelines on microscopic and gross hematuria; - Update on diagnosis and management of bladder cancer; - When do renal cysts need to be referred? - Contemporary management of small renal masses. - What’s the evidence on treating Andropause; - Determine the different diseases associated with hypogonadism; - Identify hypogonadism in men through history taking, a physical examination and the appropriate lab tests; - Assess the indications for initiating and termination treatment; - Evaluate the long-term safety of hormone therapy. - Understanding the relationship between LUTS, OAB and BPH; - Approach to diagnosis and management, with OAB included; - Practical guide to alpha-blockers, 5-ARI’s and antimuscarinics in men; - When to refer and what the urologist might do. 11:00 – 11:30 - Counseling parents on neonatal circumcision; - Practical advice on management of the foreskin in boys; - What can parents do? What can the GP do? - When is referral for circumcision warranted? - Pediatric UTI’s; - Lumps and bumps? - How to diagnose and optimize management for OAB; - Introducing the newest agents for OAB treatment: present and future; - Stress incontinence: What can the GP do to help? - What resources are available? - Managing incontinence in the elderly; - When to refer, who to refer to, and how to optimize the referral. - Beating Emerging Bacterial Resistance - Best treatment for simple and complex UTIs - UTI in men, bacterial prostatitis, chronic prostatitis and urethritis - Tailor this to the region 12:30 - 13:00 OPEN DISCUSSION 2nd Annual CUA Primary Care Meeting: Alberta Edition An update in urology for family practitioners Westin Calgary, Saturday June 23rd 2012, Calgary, AB WESTIN CALGARY, 320 4TH AVENUE SW - CALGARY, AB, (403) 266-1611 Your registration includes: Access to the half day scientific meeting, breakfast and health break. Accreditation through the Alberta Chapter of Family Physicians for (4) four hours of Mainpro-M1 credits. REGISTRATION FORM Please make cheque payable to Canadian Urological Association CUA Office of Education 185 Dorval Avenue Suite 401 Dorval, Québec H9S 5J9 Registration Fees of $ 26.25 CAD include: taxes, ½ day course, breakfast, and break. IDENTIFICATION (PRINT LETTERS) Name Address City Pro. PC T F E-mail This educational event is supported by: For additional information regarding registration fees and payment, please contact: Nadia P. Pace CUA Office of Education Nadia.pace@cua.org T (514) 212-9313