Urology Today ConferenceOctober 4 – 7, 2012

Kingsmill Resort \ Williamsburg, VA

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of our entire faculty, we are delighted to invite you to

join us in Williamsburg, VA, this fall for our 6th Annual Urology

Today Conference. This is an opportunity to share best practices

and perspectives with urologists from across the country. We have

assembled an outstanding faculty, and you are sure to come away

with valuable insights and information to enhance your clinical and

surgical skills.

More than 30 talks and panels will focus on all aspects of best

practices, from diagnosis and surgical techniques to managing

complications. For information on CME credits, see the “Course

Details” section of this brochure.

The course schedule leaves plenty of time to enjoy the beauty and

activities of Williamsburg and to network with colleagues. Please

note that to receive conference room rates, you should make your

reservations by September 4, 2012.

I hope you’ll join us this fall—we look forward to seeing you.

All the best,

Anthony Atala, MD Gopal Badlani, MD

Chair, Department of Urology Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs

Course Director

Course DescriptionThis annual course is designed to improve and update the knowledge base of urologists. The emphasis is on new technology and evidence-based outcomes. Modules based on subspecialties of urology such as uro-oncology, urolithiasis, surgical management, men’s health and voiding disorders are covered by nationally recognized faculty.

GoalsThe attendee will be familiar with the best practice guidelines for managing a wide variety of urologic conditions and will be updated on the latest surgical treatments, including laparoscopic and robotic techniques.

ObjectivesAt the conclusion of this CME activity, the learner should be better able to: • Selectappropriatepatientsfor

male and female genitourinary reconstruction.

• Safelyuseenergysourcesinendoscopic lithotripsy.

• Informpatientsastothebest practice regarding early detection of prostate cancer.

AccreditationWake Forest School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CreditWake Forest School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 16 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.TM Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Special NeedsWake Forest School of Medicine adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please report any special needs you have for participation in and/or access to this educational activity to the Office of Continuing Medical Education at 336-713-7755.

Cancellation/Refund PolicyCancellations received by September 6, 2012, will receive a full refund minus an administrative charge of $50.

Conflict of Interest PolicyIt is the policy of Wake Forest School of Medicine to require disclosure of any significant financial interest or any other relationship a faculty member or planning committee member or sponsor has with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial products or services discussed in an educational presentation. This information can be found in the activity materials distributed at the meeting.

Registration feesEarly Bird Special: $495 (Before September 4, 2012)

Regular Registration: $550

On-site Registration: $600

Registration fees include three breakfasts, breaks, syllabus, and a Wine and Cheese Reception.

For room reservations call 1-800-832-5665 and state you are with the Wake Forest University group. In order to receive conference rates ($239-$269), make reservations by September 4, 2012.

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Urology Today ConferenceOctober 4 – 7, 2012

Kingsmill Resort Williamsburg, VA

Thought leaders in urology will discuss the latest evidence-based approaches to managing a wide range of urologic conditions.

Register online today at nwahec.org/?37830

Agenda Thursday, October 4, 20123:00 pm Registration5:00 pm Case Presentations with Audience Response System These are complicated and challenging cases. Audience participation is encouraged. Please submit a case for presentation. (Moderators: Badlani, Balaji, Lue and Terlecki)6:30 pm Wine and Cheese Reception

Friday, October 5, 20126:30 am Breakfast (Exhibit Area)7:25 am Welcome (Atala and Badlani)

Session 1: Male Health Moderator: Evans \ Faculty Panel: Badlani, Lue and Terlecki

7:30 am Male Health Screening: Urologists’ Role (Badlani)7:50 am ED Office-based Management (Lue)8:10 am Decreased Libido (Terlecki)8:30 am Peyronie’s: Office Consultation (Lue)8:50 am Male LUTS (Badlani)9:10 am Peyronie’s: Surgical Management (Lue)9:30 am Complications: Penile Implant (Terlecki)9:50 am Male Sling and AUS (Badlani)10.10 am Q&A: Audience Response System Test Questions10:30 am Break

Session 2: Female LUTS And Prolapse: Case-based Management Moderator: Hodges \ Faculty Panel: Badlani, Evans and Raz

10:50 am 32-Year-Old with OAB and Pain 11:30 am 56-Year-Old with SUI and Grade 2 Cystocele 12:10 pm 78-Year-Old with Recurrent Prolapse1:00 pm Adjourn

Saturday, October 6, 20126:30 am Breakfast (Exhibit Area)

Session 1: Prostate Cancer Moderator: Terlecki \ Faculty Panel: Balaji, Davis, Hemal and Partin

7:30 am 45-Year-Old: Should I Have a PSA Screening? 8:00 am 60-Year-Old: My PSA is Rising, I Had a Negative Biopsy8:30 am 67-Year-Old: Potent Healthy Male with T1c: What are My Options?9:00 am 72-Year-Old: Post RRP with Hormone Refractory PSA Rise9:30 am 75-Year-Old: Post XRT with Rising PSA10:00 am Biomarkers for Prostate Cancer (Partin)10:20 am Break

Session 2: Surgeon’s Workshop: Surgical Tips Moderator: Balaji \ Faculty Panel: Assimos, Badlani, Hemal, Hodges, Monga, Raz and Terlecki

10:40 am Recurrent Incontinence after a Sling (Raz) 11:00 am Radical Prostate Robotic (Hemal)11:20 am Stricture after CaP Treatment (Badlani)11:40 am Deflux in Reflux (Hodges)12:00 am Intrarenal Surgery (Monga)12:20 pm Urethral Stricture (Terlecki) 12:40 pm Management of Ureteral Stricture (Assimos)1:00 pm Adjourn

Sunday, October 7, 20126:30 am Breakfast (Exhibit Area)

Session 1: Renal Cancer Moderator: Davis \ Faculty Panel: Atala, Balaji and Hemal

7:30 am Renal Masses in Children (Atala) 7:50 am Small Renal Masses Guidelines (Balaji)8:10 am Small Renal Masses Cryoablation (TBA)8:30 am Partial Nephrectomy (Hemal)8:50 am Follow-up and Adjuvant Therapy (Balaji)9:10 am Case Panel and Q&A9:30 am Break

Session 2: Stones Moderator: Henry \ Faculty Panel: Assimos and Monga

9:50 am What is New in Uretroscopy (Monga)10:10 am PCNL: Use of Ultrasound/New Energy Sources (Assimos)10:30 am ESWL: Predicting Success (Monga)10:50 am Metabolic Management in Recurrent Stone Former (Assimos)11:10 am Stents: What to Do with Patient Complaints (Monga)11:30 am Case Presentations and Q&A11:50 pm Adjourn

About Kingsmill ResortKingsmill Resort is located along the James River, where several plantations dating back to the 1600s once stood. The resort is home to three championship golf courses, a world-class spa, tennis center and acres of lush grounds. Known as America’s Historic Triangle, this area of Virginia is rich with activities for the entire family. At Colonial Williamsburg, the nation’s largest living history museum, visitors can discover 18th-century America. Historic Jamestown is the original site where John Smith and company established the first permanent English colony in the New World. And the Yorktown Battlefield, Yorktown Victory Center and Historic Yorktown offer insight into one of the Revolutionary War’s most decisive battles. In addition, the area offers outlet shopping, world-class roller coasters at Busch Gardens, a 350-acre European-themed park, and WaterCountry USA, the mid-Atlantic’s largest water park. Visit www.kingsmill.com for more information.

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The deadline to register is September 24, 2012.For more information, please call 336-713-7755.

This event is sponsored by Wake Forest School of Medicine

in partnership with

Special Honoree Dean Assimos, MD, will be honored as the 2012 recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award. This is the highest honor Wake Forest School of Medicine’s De-partment of Urology can bestow

upon any graduate or trainee and is awarded to individuals whose contributions to the profession are notable and merit special recognition. Dr. As-simos completed a fellowship at Wake Forest and was awarded an American Urological Association Research Scholar Award to continue his research at Wake Forest. During his career, Dr. Assimos has made significant contributions that have literally changed how stones are managed and treated. We congratulate Dr. Assimos on his new position starting this fall as the Chair of Urology at the Uni-versity of Alabama. Join us as we celebrate his outstanding career.

Tom F. Lue, MD Professor & Vice Chair Un. of Calif. San Francisco

Manoj Monga, MD Dir., Center for Endourology & Stone Disease Cleveland Clinic

Alan Partin, MD, PhD Professor & DirectorBrady Urological Inst. Johns Hopkins

Shlomo Raz, MD Chief, Div. of Pelvic Med. & Reconstructive Surg.UCLA

Guest Faculty Special Guest Speaker You won’t want to miss the amaz-ing story of Robert “Bobby” Brown, MD, the first medical school student who simultaneously played a complete major league baseball schedule. As a third baseman for

the New York Yankees, Brown’s teammates includ-ed Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra.

Host Faculty – Wake Forest School of Medicine

Ronald Davis III, MD, MBA Associate Professor

Steve Hodges, MD Assistant Professor

K.C. Balaji, MDProfessor

Hector Henry II, MD Clinical Professor

Ryan Terlecki, MD Assistant Professor

Anthony Atala, MD William H. Boyce Professor & Chair

Robert Evans, MD Associate Professor

John McConnell, MD Professor, CEO, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

Gopal Badlani, MD Professor & Vice Chair for Academic Affairs, Couse Director

Ashok K. Hemal, MD Professor

Majid Mirzazadeh, MD Instructor