How do you feel about in-person AUA meetings and the new practice guidelines introduced there?
June 13th 2023"Pandemic meetings were different because they were virtual. To be honest, those weren’t really good. I prefer to go to the meeting and be with other people and see them face-to-face," says Robert Gossett, MD.
ChatGPT found to provide incorrect responses to urology test questions
June 12th 2023"ChatGPT not only has a low rate of correct answers regarding clinical questions in urologic practice, but also makes certain types of errors that pose a risk of spreading medical misinformation," says Christopher M. Deibert, MD, MPH.
Investigators assess potential trajectories of women in the urologic work force
June 9th 2023Projections were made under 3 different circumstances: the rate of women entering urology continues to follow logistic growth, there is no further growth of women into urology, and retirement rates among women mirror that of men in urology.
Treatment intensification in advanced prostate cancer: Real-world practice lags behind data
June 9th 2023"It gives me a very rewarding experience…. I see patients with low-grade prostate cancer and when they become advanced prostate cancer, I already have a good relationship with them and don’t have to send them somewhere else," says Abhinav Sidana, MD, MPH.
Extended lymphadenectomy provides no benefit over standard lymphadenectomy in MIBC
June 6th 2023“Both the SWOG S1011 and the LEA trial show very clearly that a bilateral standard node dissection confined to the true pelvis is the standard of care for patients with curable muscle-invasive bladder cancer," says Seth P. Lerner, MD, FACS.
Emulating target trials using observational evidence to inform clinical decision-making
June 2nd 2023"The emulation framework lends the design and conduct of observational analyses some of the rigor required for the planning of a randomized trial. In doing so, it provides an innovative and principled approach to improve the evidence base on the comparative effectiveness of interventions," writes Boris Gershman, MD, and Aaron Fleishman, MPH.