University of Aberdeen: Renal/Urology (Tumour of the Urinary System)
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Dive deep into the complex world of renal and urology disorders with University of Aberdeen's special teaching session focusing on Tumours of the Urinary System. This informative and educative session is an excellent opportunity for medical professionals to enhance their understanding and learn innovative approaches towards diagnosis, treatment and management of urinary system tumours. By attending this teaching session, delegates will also be able to broaden their knowledge base and improve their skills to serve their patients better. Join us for an interactive and engaging learning experience.
Learning objectives
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Understand the biological and pathological basis of various types of urinary system tumours, including the cellular mechanisms leading to tumour development, growth, and metastasis.
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Gain comprehensive knowledge of the clinical features, investigations, diagnosis, and treatment options for different types of tumours of the urinary system such as renal, bladder, and urethral tumours.
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Develop skills in interpreting imaging and laboratory results pertinent to urinary system tumours and apply this knowledge in a clinical context for patient management.
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Evaluate and apply evidence-based guidelines in the management of urinary system tumours, focusing on multidisciplinary treatment approaches, including surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and targeted therapies.
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Enhance communication skills by discussing sensitive topics such as prognosis, treatment side effects and palliative care options with patients and their families, while considering social, psychological, and cultural factors.