SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM OF 36TH WORLD CONGRESS OF ENDOUROLOGY PROGRAM BOOK

Journal of EndourologyVol. 32, No. S2 AbstractsFree AccessSCIENTIFIC PROGRAM OF 36TH WORLD CONGRESS OF ENDOUROLOGY PROGRAM BOOKPublished Online:12 Sep 2018https://doi.org/10.1089/end.2018.29043.abstractsAboutSectionsPDF/EPUB Permissions & CitationsPermissionsDownload CitationsTrack CitationsAdd to favorites Back To Publication ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditEmail Thursday 20 SeptemberBasic Research Poster Session 1: Basic Science: Oncology16:00–18:00MP1-1Multiparametric MRI Features Identify Aggressive Prostate Cancer at the Phenotypic and Transcriptomic Level A Beksac, S Cumarasamy, U Falagario, P Xu, M Takhar, M Alshalalfa, A Gupta, S Prasad, A Martini, S Hectors, J Jordan, E Davicioni, S Nair, K Haines, SC Lewis, A Rastinehad, K Yadav, I Jayaratna, B Taouli, AK Tewari United StatesMP1-2Histomorfometric evaluation of rat kidney submitted to warm ischemia and the protective effect of quercetin FJ Sampaio, G Gonçalves, B Gregório, M Pereira-Sampaio, DB De Souza BrazilMP1-3Does resveratrol protects the kidney against ischemia/reperfusion injury? A stereological study in a rodent model FJ Sampaio, G Gonçalves, B Gregório, M Pereira-Sampaio, DB De Souza BrazilMP1-4ElectroMotive Drug Administration (EMDA) of Mitomycin C as first line salvage therapy in high risk “BCG-failure” non muscle invasive bladder cancer: 3 years followup outcomes L Di Gianfrancesco, M Racioppi, M Ragonese, G Palermo, E Sacco, P Bassi ItalyMP1-5Preoperative Neutrophil / Lymphocyte ratio (NLR) as a prognosticator in upper tract urothelial carcinoma (UTUC) patients treated conservatively: A retrospective evaluation L Defidio, M De Dominicis, M Antonucci, A Patel ItalyMP1-6Morphological aspects of laser (thulium) en bloc and conventional transurethral resection of bladder cancer A Dymov, L Rapoport, L Severgina, D Enikeev, N Sorokin, D Kislyakov, A Proskura RussiaMP1-7Urine let- 7c is able to discriminate high grade non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer patients from healthy subjects M Ferriero, M Spagnuolo, M Costantini, M Varmi, V Pompeo, G Piaggio, M Gallucci, G Simone, M Rizzo ItalyMP1-8Enhanced Apurinic/Apyrimidinic Endonuclease Activity in Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer M Keskin, B Somuncu, M Antmen, Y Sağlıcan, T Ertüzün, M Tuna, C Öbek, Ü İnce, A Kural, M Müfütoğlu TurkeyMP1-9WithdrawnMP1-10Renal Cancer Cell Carcinoma Detection Using Targeted Plasma Metabolic Profiling BR Lee, X Shi, K Batai, X Wang, A Bergersen, H Gu United StatesMP1-11Gene overexpression in aggressive clear cell renal cell carcinoma identified with whole-transcriptome sequencing and validated against The Cancer Genome Atlas BR Lee, K Batai, J Pangilinan, MC Phung, R Bell, E Bracamonte United StatesMP1-12TRIM36, a novel androgen-responsive gene, enhances anti-androgen efficacy against prostate cancer by inhibiting MAPK/ERK signaling pathways J Li, C Liang, S Wang, B Liu, G Cheng, C Qin, P Shao, Z Wang China (People's Republic)MP1-13miRNA-182 and miRNA-187 as potential biomarkers in prostate cancer patients B Nayak, N Khan, P Singh, A Seth, A Dinda, S Kaushal IndiaMP1-14Perils of trans-urethral resection of bladder tumors: Objective evidence to its oncological safety using circulating tumor cells as a marker R Nayyar, S Saini, A Sharma, P Dogra IndiaMP1-15Quality of Knowledge and Psychoscial Impact associated with PSA testing in General population : A systematic Review of the Literature BA Osman, H Abdelmoteleb, R Mosey, H Joshi United KingdomMP1-16WithdrawnMP1-17Positive correlations between the intensity of histopathological Ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme E2O staining with progression of prostate cancer Y Song, J Kim, S Doo, W Yang, Y Kim, S Park, K Kim, J Yun Republic of KoreaMP1-18Accuracy of the Standard Systematic 12-Core Transrectal Ultrasound-Guided Prostate Biopsy on a Prostate Phantom Model MV Tan, JL Letran PhilippinesMP1-19NLR independently predicts advanced pathological staging and poorer survival outcomes in testicular cancer Y Tan, J Sia, H Huang, W Lau SingaporeMP1-20The expression of SIRT7 in cell renal cell carcinoma and its clinical significance G Zhang China (People's Republic)MP1-21SHCBP1 promotes tumor cell migration and invasion and is associated with poor prostate cancer prognosis N Xu, Y Wu, S Chen, G Qu, X Li, Y Wei, Q Zheng, X Xue, H Cai, Y Lin, X Sun, J Huang China (People's Republic)MP1-22Downregulation of ENSG00000241684 is associated with poor prognosis in advanced clear cell renal cell carcinoma Y Zhu, H Su, D Ye China (People's Republic)Thursday 20 SeptemberBasic Research Poster Session 2: Basic Science: Stones16:00–18:00MP2-1Intrarenal calcifications - Prospective phenotypic characterization by endoscopic and histologic quantification DK Agarwal, FT Enders, RA Mehta, LE Vaughan, TJ Vrtiska, LP Herrera Hernandez, DR Holmes, AD Rule, JC Lieske, AE Krambeck, ME Rivera United StatesMP2-2Reduction of Urinary Oxalate by Enzymatic Reduction of Dietary and Endogenous Oxalate V Bird, M Lindeblad, M Chaderton, M Yang, Q Li, H Liu, A Cowley United StatesMP2-3Exploring Thermodynamics of Kidney Stone Compounds to Optimize Calcium Oxalate Kidney Stone Dissolution and Crystallization N Grooms, N Bird, S Arce, V Bird United StatesMP2-43D Urinary Tract Models for Urologic Research Applications NJ Gregory, S Arce, V Bird United StatesMP2-5Comparison of intrarenal pelvic pressure levels during flexible ureteroscopy, mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy and standard percutaneous nephrolithotomy in a kidney model SS Doizi, A Uzan, EX Keller, V De Coninck, M Rodriguez-Monsalve Herrero, OO Traxer FranceMP2-6Quantitative and qualitative evaluation of heavy metals and trace elements in the urinary stones: a multi-center global study M Abdel-Gawad, E Elsobky, N Alsayegh, M Kura, S Mehta, G Kamphuis, B Ali-El-Dein EgyptMP2-7The efficacy of the combination potassium, magnesium citrate and pyridoxine after flexible ureteroscopy for renal lithiasis B Geavlete, C Ene, P Geavlete, C Moldoveanu, C Bulai, G Balan RomaniaMP2-8The effect of dehydrated tomato powder (Lycopersicum esculentum) intake on urinary citrate excretion in healthy individuals: A Phase II Randomized Clinical Study AM Garza-Gangemi, J Dominguez-Rodriguez, M Terrazas-Cervantes, A Campos-Negrete, R Arzate-Soriano, G Bravo, P Mailloux-Salinas, P Correa-López, R Rincón-Pedrero, C Mendez-Probst MexicoMP2-9Identification of an Oxalate Microbiome in the Intestinal Microbiome of Non-Kidney Stone Forming Individuals D Lange, A Miller, KL Penniston CanadaMP2-10Histopathological evaluation of inflammation in the ureteral wall after UAS usage during RIRS SK Lildal, FB Soerensen, KH Andreassen, HU Jung, MR Pedersen, PJ Osther DenmarkMP2-11Correlation of the expression of COX-2 and TNF-α mRNA to severity of ureteral wall lesions SK Lildal, FB Soerensen, KH Andreassen, HU Jung, MR Pedersen, PJ Osther DenmarkMP2-12Loss of Function Dysbiosis in the Urinary Tract of Patients with Urinary Stone Disease A Miller, A Zampini, A Nguyen, E Rose, M Monga United StatesMP2-13Effects of Wavelength and Pulse Shape on Stone Fragmentation Rate of Laser Lithotripter Devices C Netsch, B Becker, M Taratkin, D Enikeev, P Glybochko, L Rapoport, A Gross GermanyMP2-14Surface-Treated Pellethane: Comparative Quantification Of Encrustation In Artificial Urine Solution RM Patel, K Guan, T Capretz, K Larson, J Landman, B Ratner, RV Clayman United StatesMP2-15Enteral nutrition formulas with higher oxalate content may contribute to higher oxalate absorption and urinary excretion in patients on nutrition support KL Penniston, E Palmer, RC Medenwald, S Johnson, LM John, D Beshensky, IA Saeed United StatesMP2-16Predictive Value of C-reactive Protein in the Expulsion of Ureteral Stones (6-10 Millimeters) from the Lower Third E Piñon Solis, E Piñon Solis, J Garcia Ramirez, J Gil Garcia, J Valdez Colin, A Noyola Guadarrama MexicoMP2-17Conditioning film components on ureteral stents provide bacterial binding sites- a possible mechanism of stent-related urinary tract infection KB Scotland, R Paterson, BH Chew, D Lange CanadaMP2-18Ethanolic Extract of Cotinus coggygria Leaves Attenuate Crystalluria and Kidney Damage in Ethylene Glycol Induced Urolithiasis in Rats T Sener, B Ertas, A Sen, P Eker, G Sener TurkeyMP2-19Mutational analysis of HOGA1 in Chinese pediatric patients with primary hyperoxaluria type 3 W Wang, J Li, Y Tian China (People's Republic)MP2-20RNA interference of Hepatic Lactate Dehydrogenase Reduces Urinary Oxalate in a Mouse Model of Primary Hyperoxaluria Type 1 K Wood, J Knight, R Holmes, DG Assimos United StatesMP2-21Urinary Oxalate Excretion in Obese Mouse Model K Wood, J Knight, R Holmes, DG Assimos United StatesThursday 20 SeptemberBasic Research Poster Session 3: Basic Science: BPH/LUTS - Reconstruction - Urinary Incontinence16:00–18:00MP3-1Tissue effects of different laser fibre diameters using 1.94 μm Tm:fibre lasers in a pig kidney model B Becker, C Netsch, D Enikeev, P Glybochko, L Rapoport, M Taratkin, A Gross GermanyMP3-2Is Transrectal ultrasound the gold-standard for prostate volume estimation in men of African descent who generally have a higher mean prostate volume than other races? RA David, TA Badmus, AA Salako, CM Asaleye, DO Adeloye, OO Fanimi United KingdomMP3-3Durability of Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate: 18-Year Experience AI Ibrahim, M Alharbi, M Elhilali, S Carrier CanadaMP3-4The 7 years' evidence-based outcome of transurethral bipolar plasma enucleation of the prostate versus open prostatectomy - A long-term, prospective, randomized-controlled clinical comparison in large BPO cases B Geavlete, C Moldoveanu, C Ene, C Bulai, G Balan, P Geavlete RomaniaMP3-5A comparison of the tissue effects of 120-W Ho:YAG, Continuous Wave and Super Pulse Tm-fibre Lasers C Netsch, D Enikeev, P Glybochko, M Taratkin, B Becker, A Gross GermanyMP3-6Clinical characteristics and gene expression associated with pre-operative prostate volume in patients undergoing holmium enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP) for benign prostatic hyperplasia JT Funk, MC Phung, K Batai, KA Hynes, R Bell, E Bracamonte, ET Price, AA Lwin United StatesMP3-7The role of the photovaporization of the prostate (PVP) with GreenLight 180W XPS in patients with large prostates: Is it time to change the standard of treatment? CG Trujillo, A Bravo-Balado, J Caicedo, T Higuera, L Zuluaga, M Plata ColombiaMP3-8Comparison of the Efficacy of Holmium Laser Enucleation in ≤80 mL and >80 mL prostate size E Gazel, E Kaya, S Yalcin, H Aybal, T Aydogan, L Tunc TurkeyMP3-9The Distribution of paclitaxel in the rabbit urethra after the inflation of a drug-eluting balloon: evidence with clinical implications A Al Aown, P Kallidonis, E Liatsikos, P Ntasiotis, D Kotsiris, ZI Saki, C Adamou, D Liourdi Saudi ArabiaMP3-10Cyclic hydrostatic pressure promotes the expression of uroplakins in human urothelial cells by activation of ERK1/2 signaling pathway Y Chen, X Gao, K Wang, H Li China (People's Republic)MP3-11Treatment of ureteral strictures with memokath stent JM Díaz romero, j torrecilla, S Martin, A Ruano mayo, M Udaondo Cascante, J Cortiñas Gonzalez SpainMP3-12Tissue and Pharmacokinetic Response to Treatment with a Drug-Coated Balloon in a Canine Urethra Model R Virasoro, P Barnett, S Rousselle United StatesMP3-13Nutrient Intake and Urinary Incontinence in Korean Women: A Propensity Score-Matched Analysis from the Korean National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey Data J Lee Republic of KoreaMP3-14Abnormal Urodynamic Findings in Monosymptomatic Nocturnal Enuresis M Saber-khalaf, A Fathi, O Mohamed EgyptMP3-15WithdrawnMP3-16Causative urodynamic factor for BPH related chronic obstructive uropathy: Preliminary study K Ko, D Lee, W Bang, Y Yoon, M Choo, K Koo, H Kim, S Cho Republic of KoreaMP3-17Effect of Distance between Tissue and Laser Fiber on the Size of the Coagulation Zone: an In-vitro Study of Laser-Tissue Interaction M Taratkin, D Enikeev, P Glybochko, L Rapoport, C Netsch, B Becker, A Gross RussiaMP3-18Early outcomes with immediate postoperative pelvic floor therapy (PFPT) after Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate (HoLEP) T Large, B Anderson, J Heiman, JE Lingeman, AE Krambeck United StatesMP3-19The long term efficacy of post-operative adjustable mid urethral sling system in patients with intrinsic sphincter deficiency and recurrent stress urinary incontinence J Seo, H Lee, J Lee Republic of KoreaMP3-20Long-term Outcomes of Holmium Laser Excision for Urinary Mesh Erosion D Gearman, B Linder, D Elliott United StatesMP3-21A randomized prospective comparison of single incision mini-sling with transobrutator tape in women with stress urinary incontinence : 12 months follow-up results M Gul, MA Diri TurkeyMP3-22Laproscopic Burch colposuspension in failed midurethral sling procedures P Kasaraneni, N H.K., P S.M.L., T Javali IndiaFriday 21 SeptemberModerated Poster Session 4: Imaging & Image Guided Therapy: New Therapies10:00–12:00MP4-1Predictors of PSMA (FOLH1) expression in the GenomeDx GRID database CD Bahler, M Johnson, J Alter, M Green, M Koch United StatesMP4-2Phase 2 clinical trial in prostate cancer evaluating 68Ga-PSMA-11 detection for preoperative planning CD Bahler, M Green, G Hutchins, L Cheng, J Fletcher, M Koch United StatesMP4-3Transperineal electromagnetically-guided MR/US fusion guided biopsy demonstrates comparable prostate cancer detection rates to transrectal fusion guided biopsy when utilizing the same platform S Doppalapudi, H Anastos, J Winoker, P Shukla, S Cumarasamy, J Sfakianos, M Carrick, CJ Knauer, B Taouli, SC Lewis, J Schwartz, A Rastinehad United StatesMP4-4Does it matter who perform multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging directed cognitive prostate biopsy to detect prostate cancer? The comparison of urologists and radiologists S Erdem, S Verep, Y Yitgin, B Aydin, M Kartal, A Tunaci, O Sanlı, H Ander, F Ozcan TurkeyMP4-5The relationship between PIRADSv2 scores and the incidence of prostate cancer in cognitive prostate biopsies S Erdem, F Ozcan, Y Yitgin, S Verep, B Aydin, A Tunaci, H Ander, O Sanlı TurkeyMP4-6To Biopsy or not to Biopsy? MDT decision making & challenges in implementation of a Quality Improvement Programme (QIP) in a District Hospital to enhance prediction of non-significant prostate cancer by use of the PI-RAD V2 score A Jones, M El-Hassan, A Menon, N Angurala, S Singh, A Ginepri, I Apakama United KingdomMP4-7The Accuracy of Prostate Magnetic Resonance Imaging Interpretation: What is the Impact of the Individual Radiologist? G Andriole, EH Kim, J Vetter, NA Pickersgill, A Shetty United StatesMP4-8Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Defined Prostate-Specific Antigen Density Significantly Improves the Risk Prediction for Clinically Significant Prostate Cancer on Biopsy EH Kim, J Vetter, N Bhat, A Shetty, G Andriole United StatesMP4-9Optical Biopsy using Confocal Microscopy for Differentiation of Renal Cell Carcinoma versus Benign Tissue BR Lee, MC Phung, A Rouse, E Bracamonte, A Gmitro United StatesMP4-10What Is The Negative Predictive Value of mpMRI in Excluding Significant Prostate Cancer at Biopsy? Results from a Regional Cancer Centre N Lobo, I Morrison, M Eraibey, N Petrides, SS Kommu, M Thomas, B Eddy United KingdomMP4-11Donor Visceral Adipose Tissue Better Predictor of Long-Term Renal Function Decline Than Body Mass Index K Stern, S Armanyous, E Remer, R Ward, J Augustine, E Poggio, V Krishnamurthi, M Monga United StatesMP4-12Reduced Dose Computed Tomography for Urolithiasis: Evaluation of Stone Density & Composition J Su, S Pan, J Syed, C Moore, G Israel, D Singh United StatesMP4-13Initial Experience with Computed Tomography-Ultrasound Image Fusion Guided Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (CT-US PCNL) Y Tang, J Li China (People's Republic)MP4-14Using Aorta-Lesion-Attenuation-Difference (ALAD) on Preoperative Contrast-Enhanced CT Scan to Differentiate Between Malignant and Benign Renal Tumors L Su, J Grajo, RS Terry, J Ruoss, B Noennig, J Pavlinec, S Bozorgmehri, P Crispen United StatesMP4-15Dynamic Real-time Microscopy of bladder neoplasms Using Confocal Laser Endomicroscopy Y Zhu, D Ye China (People's Republic)MP4-16Patterns of CT and US Utilization for Nephrolithiasis in the Emergency Department GE Tasian, DK Bowen, L Song United StatesMP4-17Hand radiation exposure among urology residents may exceed ALARA limits J Alger, CC Goldman, G Koch, D Marchalik United StatesMP4-18Defining reference levels for intra-operative radiation exposure in urological procedures: initial results from FLASH, a retrospective multi-centre study N Simson, T Stonier, N Suleyman, M Salib, J Peacock, C Horn, M Connor, A Bareh, D Jaikaransingh, N Mohamed, C Lovegrove, N Shanmugathas, O Aboumarzouk United KingdomMP4-19Modeling the Incidence of Secondary Malignancy and Subsequent Mortality Related to Ionizing Radiation use in the Evaluation and Management of Nephrolithiasis T Yecies, MJ Semins United StatesMP4-20Clinical analysis of one-stage ultrasound guided transabdominal PCNL for the treatment of stones in pelvic ectopic kidney and other special types J Li, Y Liu, B Xiao, W Hu, X Zhang, S Chen China (People's Republic)MP4-21Electromagnetic Guided Percutaneous Renal Access Outcomes Among Surgeons of Different Experience Levels: A Pilot Study MS Borofsky, ME Rivera, CA Dauw, AE Krambeck, JE Lingeman United StatesMP4-22Experience in the treatment of renal pelvic cysts by electroporation with soft ureteroscope under the guidance of B-ultrasound S Chen, G Jiang, M Chen China (People's Republic)Friday 21 SeptemberModerated Poster Session 5: New Technology: Stones10:00–12:00MP5-1Preclinical safety and effectiveness of burst wave lithotripsy M Sorensen, Y Wang, W Kreider, JC Dai, B Dunmire, H Liggitt, B Cunitz, J Thiel, M Bailey, AD Maxwell, O Levy, JD Harper United StatesMP5-2Comparison of urinary stone composition using chemical analysis vs dual energy computerized tomography (DECT) ex vivo: a preliminary study M Colicchia, L Bettin, A Ponzoni, L Ruggera, F Cattaneo, G Musso, F Dal Moro, P Beltrami, F Zattoni ItalyMP5-3Outcomes of Kidney Stone Treatment using the Avicenna Roboflex URS System: A single Center Institutional experience N Charalampogiannis, J Klein, M Fiedler, A Gözen, H Weiss, P Rieker, W Scheitlin, S Achinas, J Rassweiler GermanyMP5-4Comparison of vapor bubbles induced by an Holmium:YAG Laser and a SuperPusled Thulium Fiber Laser. Toward high speed lithotripsy at KHz repetition rate PH Chiron, LL Berthe, V De Coninck, EX Keller, SS Doizi, OO Traxer FranceMP5-5What can we learn about kidney stones from pixel level CT image analysis BW Turney, HW Cui, MD Silva, B Ganeshan United KingdomMP5-6Dusting Efficiency Comparison between Moses Technology of Ho:YAG Laser and SuperPulse Thulium Fiber Laser V De Coninck, EX Keller, PH Chiron, A Kovalenko, V Vinnichenko, OO Traxer FranceMP5-7Hounsfield density for discrimination of pure and mixed calcium oxalate mono- and di- hydrate stones: preliminary results M Fontana, A Gallioli, E De Lorenzis, L Boeri, S Zanetti, F Palmisano, G Sampogna, F Longo, E Montanari ItalyMP5-8WithdrawnMP5-9Comparison of high power Holmium:YAG and Thulium fiber lasers for dusting of calcium oxalate monohydrate stones V Vinnichenko, L Hardy, N Fried RussiaMP5-10New generation of tip-flexible semirigid ureterorenoscope in the treatment of lower calyceal calculi X Gao, Y Peng, L Li, M Liu, Y Sun China (People's Republic)MP5-11The “Safety distance concept” applied to ureterorenoscopy with a SuperPulsed Thulium Fiber Laser: are all parameters really usable? PH Chiron, LL Berthe, EX Keller, V De Coninck, SS Doizi, OO Traxer FranceMP5-12Utility of stone volume estimated by software algorithm in predicting success of medical expulsive treatment R Jain, S Maskal, J Milk, L Kahn, S Sivalingam United StatesMP5-13Novel Retrieval Deployment Device allows for Fast and Ergonomically Efficient Single Surgeon Ureteroscopy G Joice, W Ludwig, Z Schwen, M Gorin, B Matlaga United StatesMP5-14Comparing dusting efficiency of Holmium laser lithotripsy with and without Moses technology EX Keller, V De Coninck, PH Chiron, SS Doizi, OO Traxer FranceMP5-15Stone/tissue discrimination and fiber breakage control for laser lithotripsy: using an aiming beam in more ways B Lange, J Cordes, R Brinkmann GermanyMP5-16Characterization Of Intracalyceal Pressure During Ureteroscopy RM Patel, M Owyong, ML Ayad, M Hofmann, J Landman, RV Clayman United StatesMP5-17The added value of a single-use scope for double-J stent removal from the perspective of urologists at high volume centres R Spermon, J Baard NetherlandsMP5-18“Needle-perc“ : a new instrument with initial clinical application J Li, B Xiao, W Hu, X Zhang China (People's Republic)MP5-19Comparison of Rapid-Pulse Tm Fiber LASER (RPFL) vs High Power 120W Holmium-YAG LASER (Ho:YAG): Stone ablation efficiency at the same average power settings WR Molina, BE Knudsen, BH Chew United StatesMP5-20SuperPulsed Thulium Fiber Laser for endocorporeal lithotripsy: superior from the very first pulse? PH Chiron, LL Berthe, V De Coninck, EX Keller, SS Doizi, OO Traxer FranceMP5-21Clinical Ureteral Injury Due to Passage of a Ureteral Access Sheath: Impact of the Ureteral Access Sheath Force Sensor KS Kaler, ML O'Leary, V Cooper, ZA Valley, R Yoon, RM Patel, J Landman, RV Clayman United StatesMP5-22Use of a novel device 'Endocone' for prevention of stone migration during PCNL N Gadzhiev, V Obidnyak, A Pisarev, D Gorelov, S Petrov RussiaFriday 21 SeptemberModerated Poster Session 6: BPH/LUTS I10:00–12:00MP6-1MediTate® second generation temporary implantable nitinol device (i-TIND) as a minimally invasive treatment for LUTS management: results of one arm, multicenter prospective study F Porpiglia, C Fiori, D Amparore, A Giordano, A Manit, G Kadner, M Valerio, N Barber, N Lumen, B Ho, C Schulman ItalyMP6-2Comparation of 3 Different Techniques of Holmium Laser Enucleation of Prostate (HoLEP); Does Enucleation Technique Effect Peroperative and Postoperative Results? Ö Yaman, Z Tokatlı, B Esen, R Sağlam TurkeyMP6-3Holmium laser transurethral enucleation of the prostate 100 W vs 120 W: 12-month retrospective data from a single surgeon experience J Sanchez Macías, M Franco, A Pardo, R Lombardo, M Costa, C Mercader, A Alcaraz SpainMP6-4Bipolar plasma enucleation of the prostate vs open prostatectomy in large benign prostatic hyperplasia: a single centre 3-year comparison B Gentile, R Giulianelli, L Albanesi, G Mirabile, G Rizzo, P Tariciotti, P Aloisi ItalyMP6-5The WATER Study Clinical Results - Aquablation vs. TURP for Moderate-to-Severe LUTS in men with BPH: Urodynamics and 1 year results P Gilling, CG Roehrborn New ZealandMP6-6Trends in Public Interest in Minimally Invasive Procedures for Symptomatic Benign Prostatic Enlargement CR Haas, ES Hyams United StatesMP6-7WithdrawnMP6-8The rise and fall of different surgical interventions for BPH: Critical review of worldwide publication trends over the past 20 years P Jones, A Pietropaolo, R Geraghty, B Rai, LB Dragos, D Veneziano, BK Somani United KingdomMP6-9Transurethral resection of the prostate versus transurethral thulium laser enucleation of the prostate for benign prostatic hyperplasia with huge prostate volume (prostate volume >150 ml) W Kao Taiwan (Republic of China)MP6-10Urolift in the management of Acute Urinary Retention A Kar United StatesMP6-11Robot Assisted Adenomectomy for Benign Prostate Hyperplasia M Keskin, M Tuna, T Doğanca, I Tüfek, B Argun, C Öbek, A Kural TurkeyMP6-12The predictive factor for favorable outcome after surgical treatment for patients with urinary retention due to benign prostate hyperplasia - Is surgical modality important? K Kim, S Kim, H Yang, D Kim, C Lee, Y Jeon Republic of KoreaMP6-13Lung function (forced vital capacity) and second to fourth digit ratio are associated with maximum urinary flow rate after holmium laser enucleation of the prostate T Kim, I Park, C Kim, K Kim, J Oh, K Chung, K Kim, H Jung, S Yoon Republic of KoreaMP6-14Factors Impacting Laser Fiber Degradation During Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate C Nottingham, T Large, J Heiman, AE Krambeck United StatesMP6-15Convective Radiofrequency Water Vapor Energy Prostate Ablation Effectively Treats Urinary Retention KT McVary, J Mahon, L Wagrell United StatesMP6-16WithdrawnMP6-17Impact of antiplatelet and anticoagulation therapy for patients undergoing Thulium VapoEnuclation of the prostate (ThuVEP) on complication rates: a prospective study C Netsch, B Becker, A Gross GermanyMP6-18Ultrasound-Guided Transperineal Laser Ablation: a novel modality for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia G Patelli, G Paganelli, A Piazzini, S Regusci, M Martins, F Codazzi, A Pilisiu, G Mauri, C Pacella ItalyMP6-19Changing practice and likelihood of outward referrals for management of benign prostatic hyperplasia: Data from ‘Trends in Urologic Referral Patterns’ study AM Pearlman, E Matz, B Inman, R Terlecki, NL Miller, J Robles United StatesMP6-20Efficacy of Thulium Fiber Laser Enucleation and Transurethral Resection of the Prostate for BPH in Patients with Small Prostate Glands D Enikeev, L Rapoport, M Taratkin RussiaMP6-21WithdrawnMP6-22Piranha vs Multicut - First prospective in vivo data of a new prostate-morcellator compared with the reference S Piesche, H Keller GermanyFriday 21 SeptemberModerated Poster Session 7: Clinical Stones: PCNL I10:00–12:00MP7-1Minimally-invasive Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy versus Conventional Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy for treatment of Large sized (20-30 mm) renal calculi- A prospective study M Agrawal, D Mishra IndiaMP7-2Risk factors for blood transfusion following percutaneous nephrolithotomy in the UK A Althaus, J Withington, W Finch, D Smith, BW Turney, S Fowler, J Armitage, S Iriving, N Burgess, O Wiseman United KingdomMP7-3Comparison Of Conventional Bulls-eye, The Laser Direct Alignment Radiation Reduction Technique And A Novel Low-Radiation Targeting Needle During Percutaneous Renal Access: A Bench-Top Model M Hajiha, M Wilkinson, J Ewald, S Engelhart, H Wagner, M Alsyouf, M Shah, S Abourbih, A Amasyali, DD Baldwin United StatesMP7-4The Effect Of Lead Glasses Upon Scattered Radiation Exposure To The Eyes And Brain During Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy P Stokes, C Heinrich, M Hajiha, J Willard, J Cheng, H Wagner, M Alsyouf, M Shah, A Amasyali, S Abourbih, DD Baldwin United StatesMP7-5Single centre v pooled outcome data in percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL). What is important for the patient and informed consent ? We compare our 16yr Single U.K. Centre data to large Single Centre and Pooled Multicentre outcomes AO Auer, M Barabas, R Cetti, A Rogers, B Walmsley, S Keoghane United KingdomMP7-6Prospective Randomized comparitive study between laser with suction and Olympus Shockpulse for stones upto 2.5 cms S Balaji, C Deshmukh, M Vijayakumar, A Singh, A Ganpule, R Sabnis, M Desai IndiaMP7-7Increasing body mass index lengthens the learning curve for ultrasound-guided percutaneous nephrolithotomy D Bayne, M Usawachintachit, DT Tzou, K Taguchi, A Shindel, T Chi United StatesMP7-8Higher risk for PCNL sepsis in emergency patients with large stone burden and pre-op urine infection S Bolomytis, R Harding, A Timoney, F Keeley, K Jacobson, N Collin, J Philip United KingdomMP7-9Are preoperative urine microbiology results representative of intraoperative stone culture in percutaneous nephrolithotomy? CR Bradley, L Kerr, J Hendry, GE Jones United KingdomMP7-10The impact of percutaneous nephrolithotomy on renal function in patients with renal insufficiency and staghorn stones H Duan, G Zeng China (People's Republic)MP7-11Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in transplant patients CC Ferreiro, C Torrecilla, L Riera, J Fernández-Concha, S Colom, F Vigués SpainMP7-12The Abandoned PCNL - How does it differ from a successfully completed procedure? W Finch, J Armitage, J Withington, S Irving, S Fowler, D Smith, N Burgess, O Wiseman United KingdomMP7-13When the patient is mini in PCNL - a contemporary paediatric PCNL stone practice in the UK L Foster, N Kelly, J Glass United KingdomMP7-14Is day case PCNL safe and effective? Systematic Review from European Society of Uro-technology P Jones, A Pietropaolo, R Geraghty, A Skolarikos, BK Somani United KingdomMP7-15The introduction of super-mini percutaneous nephrolithotomy in a UK stone unit G Celentano, M Mikhail, V Arumuham, A Tasleem, S Choong, C Allen, N Ramachandran United KingdomMP7-16Supine percutaneous nephrolithotomy in the obese patient J Withington, M Moghul, D Allen, L Ajayi United KingdomMP7-17Supine Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy for Staghorn Calculi J Withington, M Moghul, D Allen, L Ajayi United KingdomMP7-18Examining the Clinical benefit of Stone Cultures in Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy W Maynard, S Nalagatla United KingdomMP7-19Impact of Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy on Renal Function LF Reynolds, D Ghiculete, M Farcas, RD Honey, M Ordon, J Lee, K Pace CanadaMP7-20Prospective Randomized Trial of Antibiotic Prophylaxis Duration for Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy in Low-Risk Patients L Griffiths, P Samson, S Derisavifard, G Gaunay, DA Leavitt, B Morganstern, A Smith, D Hoenig, Z Okeke United StatesMP7-21Staghorn morphometry relation with Clavien-Dindo score after percutaneous nephrolithotomy C Martinez Arroyo, U Sanchez Aquino, C Pacheco Gahbler MexicoMP7-22Assessing the Volume-Outcome Relationship for PCNL in 2014 and 2017 - Analysis using BAUS Registry Data of over 9000 Cases O Wiseman, J Withington, S Fowler, J Armitage, D Smith, S Irving, N Burgess, W Finch United KingdomFriday 21 SeptemberModerated Poster Session 8: Clinical Stones: Outcomes I10:00–12:00MP8-1Predicting the need for intervention for distal ureteral stones up to 10mm diameter J Modai, Y Avda, I Shpunt, D Leibovici, U Lindner, Y Shilo IsraelMP8-2Comparative Risk of Stone Diagnosis and Stone Removal Procedure After Different Bariatric Surgeries S Monda, J Vetter, M Olsen, M Keller, M Chevinsky, V Markollari, R Venkatesh, A Desai United StatesMP8-3Risk