Every congress day, with the exception of Friday, begins with a plenary session dedicated to one of the most pressing issues in today’s urology research and practice. The EAU Scientific Congress Office has made sure to bring the delegates a varied and in-depth discussion on each of these topics.

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One of the special activities at the upcoming congress will be European Urology’s Surgery in Motion session, to be held on the third day 17 March 2013. This session will cover some of the best video presentations with a focus on minimally invasive surgery which had been published by the European Urology journal within the course of 2012.

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The first Plenary Session at the 28th Annual EAU Congress focuses on urology for all ages. Young patients grow up with their ailments, and old patients have to deal with the effects of ageing. One of the session’s state-of-the-art lectures covers incontinence and age. We spoke to its presenter, Dr. Adrian Wagg.

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This year’s Annual EAU Congress once again has a day-long programme dedicated to residents and young urologists: the Residents Day. It will take place on Saturday, 16 March, and it is organised by the Young Urologists Office (YUO) in collaboration with the European Society of Residents in Urology (ESRU). Dr. Zafer Tandogdu, ESRU Chairman and Office member of the YUO is co-chairing Residents Day, and he explains what the day has in store for both residents and young urologists.

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As of today, all members can view the congress abstracts after logging into the EAU website. This will give you a good insight into the scientific content of the event and plan your attendance of poster sessions. All of the information published in this section will remain under embargo until 15 March 2013. After that, the abstracts will also be published on the congress website and available to all congress delegates.

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