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TO EXTEND SURVIVAL1 23% reduction in risk of death with XTANDI +
GnRH therapy vs placebo + GnRH therapy in PREVAIL†‡1
• Co-primary endpoint, OS: (HR = 0.77 [95% CI, 0.67-0.88])1 • Median OS was 35.3 months (95% CI, 32.2-NR) with XTANDI vs 31.3 months (95% CI, 28.8-34.2) with placebo1
Co-primary endpoint, rPFS§: (HR = 0.17 [95% CI, 0.14-0.21]; P < 0.0001)1 *Or after bilateral orchiectomy.1 CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; mCRPC, metastatic castrationresistant prostate cancer; NR, not reached; OS, overall survival; rPFS, radiographic progression-free survival.
Indication
XTANDI (enzalutamide) capsules is indicated for the treatment of patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC).
Adverse Reactions
The most common adverse reactions (≥ 10%) that occurred more commonly (≥ 2% over placebo) in the XTANDI patients from the two placebo-controlled clinical trials were asthenia/ fatigue, back pain, decreased appetite, constipation, arthralgia, Important Safety Information diarrhea, hot flush, upper respiratory tract infection, peripheral edema, dyspnea, musculoskeletal pain, weight decreased, Contraindications headache, hypertension, and dizziness/vertigo. In the XTANDI is not indicated for women. XTANDI can cause fetal bicalutamide-controlled study of chemotherapy-naïve patients, harm and potential loss of pregnancy. the most common adverse reactions (≥ 10%) reported in XTANDI patients were asthenia/fatigue, back pain, Warnings and Precautions musculoskeletal pain, hot flush, hypertension, nausea, Seizure occurred in 0.5% of patients receiving XTANDI constipation, upper respiratory tract infection, diarrhea, and in clinical studies. In placebo-controlled studies, 8 of 1671 weight loss. (0.5%) patients treated with XTANDI and 1 of 1243 (0.1%) In the study of patients taking XTANDI who previously received patients treated with placebo experienced a seizure. In docetaxel, Grade 3 and higher adverse reactions were reported patients who previously received docetaxel, 7 of 800 (0.9%) among 47% of XTANDI patients and 53% of placebo patients. patients treated with XTANDI experienced a seizure and no Discontinuations due to adverse events were reported for 16% patients treated with placebo experienced a seizure. In a of XTANDI patients and 18% of placebo patients. In the placeboplacebo-controlled study in chemotherapy-naïve patients, controlled study of chemotherapy-naïve patients, Grade 3-4 1 of 871 (0.1%) patients treated with XTANDI and 1 of 844 (0.1%) patients treated with placebo experienced a seizure. In adverse reactions were reported in 44% of XTANDI patients and 37% of placebo patients. Discontinuations due to adverse events bicalutamide-controlled studies conducted in chemotherapynaïve patients, 3 of 380 (0.8%) patients treated with XTANDI were reported for 6% of both study groups. In the bicalutamidecontrolled study of chemotherapy-naïve patients, Grade 3-4 and 1 of 387 (0.3%) patients treated with bicalutamide adverse reactions were reported in 38.8% of XTANDI patients and experienced a seizure. Permanently discontinue XTANDI in 37.6% of bicalutamide patients. Discontinuations due to adverse patients who develop a seizure during treatment. Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome (PRES) In post events were reported for 7.6% of XTANDI patients and 6.3% of approval use, there have been reports of PRES in patients receiving bicalutamide patients. Lab Abnormalities: In the two placebo-controlled trials, Grade 1-4 XTANDI. PRES is a neurological disorder which can present neutropenia occurred in 15% of XTANDI patients (1% Grade 3-4) with rapidly evolving symptoms including seizure, headache, and 6% of placebo patients (0.5% Grade 3-4). Grade 1-4 lethargy, confusion, blindness, and other visual and neurological disturbances, with or without associated hypertension. A diagnosis thrombocytopenia occurred in 6% of XTANDI patients (0.3% Grade 3-4) and 5% of placebo patients (0.5% Grade 3-4). Grade 1-4 of PRES requires confirmation by brain imaging, preferably MRI. elevations in ALT occurred in 10% of XTANDI patients (0.2% Discontinue XTANDI in patients who develop PRES. Grade 3-4) and 16% of placebo patients (0.2% Grade 3-4).
Data vs bicalutamide Median rPFS§ was 19.5 months (95% CI, 11.8-NR) for patients receiving XTANDI + GnRH therapy* vs 13.4 months (95% CI, 8.2-16.4) for patients receiving bicalutamide + GnRH therapy* (HR = 0.60 [95% CI, 0.43-0.83])||¶1
CONVENIENT DOSING1 Administer XTANDI as 160 mg (four 40 mg capsules) orally, once daily Each capsule should be swallowed whole and should not be chewed, dissolved, or opened. If a patient experiences a ≥ Grade 3 toxicity or an intolerable side effect, withhold dosing for one week or until symptoms improve to ≤ Grade 2, then resume at the same or a reduced dose (120 mg or 80 mg), if warranted. For additional dosing information, see Drug Interactions and Full Prescribing Information.
Learn more about XTANDI at StartXtandi.com Grade 1-4 elevations in bilirubin occurred in 3% of XTANDI patients XTANDI may decrease the plasma exposures of these drugs. If (0.1% Grade 3-4) and 2% of placebo patients (no Grade 3-4). XTANDI is co-administered with warfarin (CYP2C9 substrate), Infections: In a study of patients taking XTANDI who previously conduct additional INR monitoring. received docetaxel, 1% of XTANDI patients compared to Please see adjacent pages for Brief Summary of 0.3% of placebo patients died from infections or sepsis. In Full Prescribing Information. the placebo-controlled study of chemotherapy-naïve patients, †As seen in the PREVAIL trial (Study 2): a multinational, double-blind, randomized, 1 patient in each treatment group (0.1%) had an infection phase 3 trial that enrolled 1717 patients with metastatic CRPC who progressed resulting in death. on GnRH therapy, or after bilateral orchiectomy, and who had not received prior cytotoxic chemotherapy. All patients continued on GnRH therapy.1,2 Falls (including fall-related injuries) occurred in 9% of XTANDI ‡An updated survival analysis was conducted when 784 deaths were observed. patients and 4% of placebo patients in the two placeboThe median follow-up time was 31 months. Results from this analysis were controlled trials. Falls were not associated with loss of consistent with those from the prespecified interim analysis.1 consciousness or seizure. Fall-related injuries were more severe §Radiographic progression-free survival was defined as the time from randomization in XTANDI patients, and included non-pathologic fractures, joint until first objective evidence of radiographic disease progression based on the injuries, and hematomas. assessments by Independent Central Review (ICR) or death, whichever occurred first.1 llAs seen in the TERRAIN trial (Study 3): an additional trial in metastatic CRPC. Hypertension occurred in 11% of XTANDI patients and 4% TERRAIN was a multinational, double-blind, randomized trial that enrolled 375 of placebo patients in the two placebo-controlled trials. No patients and compared XTANDI + GnRH therapy, or after bilateral orchiectomy patients experienced hypertensive crisis. Medical history of with bicalutamide + GnRH therapy, or after bilateral orchiectomy in patients who hypertension was balanced between arms. Hypertension led to were asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic.1,3 study discontinuation in < 1% of patients in each arm. ¶Radiographic disease progression was assessed by ICR using the Prostate Cancer
Drug Interactions
Effect of Other Drugs on XTANDI Avoid strong CYP2C8 inhibitors, as they can increase the plasma exposure to XTANDI. If co-administration is necessary, reduce the dose of XTANDI. Avoid strong CYP3A4 inducers as they can decrease the plasma exposure to XTANDI. If co-administration is necessary, increase the dose of XTANDI. Effect of XTANDI on Other Drugs Avoid CYP3A4, CYP2C9, and CYP2C19 substrates with a narrow therapeutic index, as
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Clinical Trials Working Group 2 (PCWG2) criteria and/or Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST) 1.1 criteria for progression of soft tissue lesions.1 References: 1. XTANDI [package insert]. Northbrook, IL: Astellas, Inc. 2. Beer TM, Armstrong AJ, Rathkopf DE, et al., for the PREVAIL Investigators. Enzalutamide in metastatic prostate cancer before chemotherapy. N Engl J Med 2014;371(5):424-33. 3. Shore ND, Chowdhury S, Villers A, et al. Efficacy and safety of enzalutamide versus bicalutamide for patients with metastatic prostate cancer (TERRAIN): a randomised, double-blind, phase 2 study. Lancet Oncol 2016;17(2):153-63.
XTANDI® (enzalutamide) capsules for oral use Initial U.S. Approval: 2012 BRIEF SUMMARY OF PRESCRIBING INFORMATION The following is a brief summary. Please see the package insert for full prescribing information. INDICATIONS AND USAGE XTANDI is indicated for the treatment of patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC). CONTRAINDICATIONS Pregnancy XTANDI can cause fetal harm and potential loss of pregnancy WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS Seizure Seizure occurred in 0.5% of patients receiving XTANDI in clinical studies. In placebo-controlled studies, 8 of 1671 (0.5%) patients treated with XTANDI and 1 of 1243 (0.1%) patients treated with placebo experienced a seizure. In patients who previously received docetaxel, 7 of 800 (0.9%) patients treated with XTANDI experienced a seizure and no patients treated with placebo experienced a seizure. Seizure occurred from 31 to 603 days after initiation of XTANDI. In a placebo-controlled study in chemotherapy-naïve patients, 1 of 871 (0.1%) treated with XTANDI and 1 of 844 (0.1%) patients treated with placebo experienced a seizure. In bicalutamide-controlled studies conducted in chemotherapy-naïve patients, 3 of 380 (0.8%) patients treated with XTANDI and 1 of 387 (0.3%) patients treated with bicalutamide experienced a seizure. Patients experiencing seizure were permanently discontinued from therapy and all seizure events resolved. There is no clinical trial experience re-administering XTANDI to patients who experienced seizure. Limited safety data are available in patients with predisposing factors for seizure because these patients were generally excluded from the trials. These exclusion criteria included a history of seizure, underlying brain injury with loss of consciousness, transient ischemic attack within the past 12 months, cerebral vascular accident, brain metastases, and brain arteriovenous malformation. Study 1 excluded the use of concomitant medications that may lower the seizure threshold, whereas Study 2 permitted the use of these medications. Because of the risk of seizure associated with XTANDI use, patients should be advised of the risk of engaging in any activity where sudden loss of consciousness could cause serious harm to themselves or others. Permanently discontinue XTANDI in patients who develop a seizure during treatment. Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome (PRES) There have been reports of posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) in patients receiving XTANDI. PRES is a neurological disorder which can present with rapidly evolving symptoms including seizure, headache, lethargy, confusion, blindness, and other visual and neurological disturbances, with or without associated hypertension. A diagnosis of PRES requires confirmation by brain imaging, preferably magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Discontinue XTANDI in patients who develop PRES. ADVERSE REACTIONS Clinical Trial Experience Because clinical trials are conducted under widely varying conditions, adverse reaction rates observed in the clinical trials of a drug cannot be directly compared to rates in the clinical trials of another drug and may not reflect the rates observed in practice. Three randomized clinical trials enrolled patients with metastatic prostate cancer that has progressed on androgen deprivation therapy (GnRH therapy or bilateral orchiectomy), a disease setting that is also defined as metastatic CRPC. Two trials were placebo-controlled (Studies 1 and 2), and one trial was bicalutamidecontrolled (Study 3). In Studies 1 and 2, patients received XTANDI 160 mg or placebo orally once daily. In Study 3, patients received XTANDI 160 mg or bicalutamide 50 mg orally once daily. All patients continued androgen deprivation therapy. Patients were allowed, but not required, to take glucocorticoids. The most common adverse reactions (≥ 10%) that occurred more commonly (≥ 2% over placebo) in the XTANDI-treated patients from the two randomized placebo-controlled clinical trials were asthenia/fatigue, back pain, decreased appetite, constipation, arthralgia, diarrhea, hot flush, upper respiratory tract infection, peripheral edema, dyspnea, musculoskeletal pain, weight decreased, headache, hypertension, and dizziness/vertigo.
Study 1: XTANDI versus Placebo in Metastatic CRPC Following Chemotherapy Study 1 enrolled 1199 patients with metastatic CRPC who had previously received docetaxel. The median duration of treatment was 8.3 months with XTANDI and 3.0 months with placebo. During the trial, 48% of patients on the XTANDI arm and 46% of patients on the placebo arm received glucocorticoids. Grade 3 and higher adverse reactions were reported among 47% of XTANDI-treated patients and 53% of placebo-treated patients. Discontinuations due to adverse events were reported for 16% of XTANDI-treated patients and 18% of placebo-treated patients. The most common adverse reaction leading to treatment discontinuation was seizure, which occurred in 0.9% of the XTANDI-treated patients compared to none (0%) of the placebo-treated patients. Table 1 shows adverse reactions reported in Study 1 that occurred at a ≥ 2% higher frequency in the XTANDI arm compared to the placebo arm. Table 1. Adverse Reactions in Study 1 XTANDI Placebo N = 800 N = 399 Grade Grade Grade Grade a 3-4 1-4 3-4 1-4 (%) (%) (%) (%) General Disorders Asthenic 50.6 9.0 44.4 9.3 Conditionsb Peripheral 15.4 1.0 13.3 0.8 Edema Musculoskeletal And Connective Tissue Disorders Back Pain 26.4 5.3 24.3 4.0 Arthralgia 20.5 2.5 17.3 1.8 Musculoskeletal 15.0 1.3 11.5 0.3 Pain Muscular 9.8 1.5 6.8 1.8 Weakness Musculoskeletal 2.6 0.3 0.3 0.0 Stiffness Gastrointestinal Disorders Diarrhea 21.8 1.1 17.5 0.3 Vascular Disorders Hot Flush 20.3 0.0 10.3 0.0 Hypertension 6.4 2.1 2.8 1.3 Nervous System Disorders Headache 12.1 0.9 5.5 0.0 Dizzinessc 9.5 0.5 7.5 0.5 Spinal Cord Compression and Cauda 7.4 6.6 4.5 3.8 Equina Syndrome Paresthesia 6.6 0.0 4.5 0.0 Mental 4.3 0.3 1.8 0.0 Impairment Disordersd Hypoesthesia 4.0 0.3 1.8 0.0 Infections And Infestations Upper 10.9 0.0 6.5 0.3 Respiratory Tract Infectione Lower Respiratory 8.5 2.4 4.8 1.3 Tract And Lung Infectionf Psychiatric Disorders Insomnia 8.8 0.0 6.0 0.5 Anxiety 6.5 0.3 4.0 0.0 Renal And Urinary Disorders Hematuria 6.9 1.8 4.5 1.0 Pollakiuria 4.8 0.0 2.5 0.0 Injury, Poisoning And Procedural Complications Fall 4.6 0.3 1.3 0.0 Non-pathologic 4.0 1.4 0.8 0.3 Fractures Skin And Subcutaneous Tissue Disorders Pruritus 3.8 0.0 1.3 0.0 Dry Skin 3.5 0.0 1.3 0.0 Respiratory Disorders Epistaxis 3.3 0.1 1.3 0.3 a b c d
CTCAE v4. Includes asthenia and fatigue. Includes dizziness and vertigo. Includes amnesia, memory impairment, cognitive disorder, and disturbance in attention. e Includes nasopharyngitis, upper respiratory tract infection, sinusitis, rhinitis, pharyngitis, and laryngitis. f Includes pneumonia, lower respiratory tract infection, bronchitis, and lung infection.
Study 2: XTANDI versus Placebo in Chemotherapynaïve Metastatic CRPC Study 2 enrolled 1717 patients with metastatic CRPC who had not received prior cytotoxic chemotherapy, of whom 1715 received at least one dose of study drug. The median duration of treatment was 17.5 months with XTANDI and 4.6 months with placebo. Grade 3-4 adverse reactions were reported in 44% of XTANDI-treated patients and 37% of placebo-treated patients. Discontinuations due to adverse events were reported for 6% of XTANDI-treated patients and 6% of placebo-treated patients. The most common adverse reaction leading to treatment discontinuation was fatigue/asthenia, which occurred in 1% of patients on each treatment arm. Table 2 includes adverse reactions reported in Study 2 that occurred at a ≥ 2% higher frequency in the XTANDI arm compared to the placebo arm. Table 2. Adverse Reactions in Study 2 XTANDI Placebo N = 871 N = 844 Grade Grade Grade Grade a 3-4 1-4 3-4 1-4 (%) (%) (%) (%) General Disorders Asthenic 46.9 3.4 33.0 2.8 Conditionsb Peripheral 11.5 0.2 8.2 0.4 Edema Musculoskeletal And Connective Tissue Disorders Back Pain 28.6 2.5 22.4 3.0 Arthralgia 21.4 1.6 16.1 1.1 Gastrointestinal Disorders Constipation 23.2 0.7 17.3 0.4 Diarrhea 16.8 0.3 14.3 0.4 Vascular Disorders Hot Flush 18.0 0.1 7.8 0.0 Hypertension 14.2 7.2 4.1 2.3 Nervous System Disorders 11.3 0.3 7.1 0.0 Dizzinessc Headache 11.0 0.2 7.0 0.4 Dysgeusia 7.6 0.1 3.7 0.0 Mental 5.7 0.0 1.3 0.1 Impairment Disordersd Restless Legs 2.1 0.1 0.4 0.0 Syndrome Respiratory Disorders 11.0 0.6 8.5 0.6 Dyspneae Infections And Infestations Upper 16.4 0.0 10.5 0.0 Respiratory Tract Infectionf Lower Respiratory 7.9 1.5 4.7 1.1 Tract And Lung Infectiong Psychiatric Disorders Insomnia 8.2 0.1 5.7 0.0 Renal And Urinary Disorders Hematuria 8.8 1.3 5.8 1.3 Injury, Poisoning And Procedural Complications Fall 12.7 1.6 5.3 0.7 Non-Pathological 8.8 2.1 3.0 1.1 Fracture Metabolism and Nutrition Disorders Decreased 18.9 0.3 16.4 0.7 Appetite Investigations Weight 12.4 0.8 8.5 0.2 Decreased Reproductive System and Breast Disorders 1.4 3.4 0.0 0.0 Gynecomastia a b c d
CTCAE v4. Includes asthenia and fatigue. Includes dizziness and vertigo. Includes amnesia, memory impairment, cognitive disorder, and disturbance in attention. e Includes dyspnea, exertional dyspnea, and dyspnea at rest. f Includes nasopharyngitis, upper respiratory tract infection, sinusitis, rhinitis, pharyngitis, and laryngitis. g Includes pneumonia, lower respiratory tract infection, bronchitis, and lung infection.
Study 3: XTANDI versus Bicalutamide in Chemotherapynaïve Metastatic CRPC Study 3 enrolled 375 patients with metastatic CRPC who had not received prior cytotoxic chemotherapy, of whom 372 received at least one dose of study drug. The median duration of treatment was 11.6 months with XTANDI and
5.8 months with bicalutamide. Discontinuations with an adverse event as the primary reason were reported for 7.6% of XTANDI-treated patients and 6.3% of bicalutamidetreated patients. The most common adverse reactions leading to treatment discontinuation were back pain and pathological fracture, which occurred in 3.8% of XTANDItreated patients for each event and in 2.1% and 1.6% of bicalutamide-treated patients, respectively. Table 3 shows overall and common adverse reactions (≥ 10%) in XTANDItreated patients. Table 3. Adverse Reactions in Study 3 XTANDI Bicalutamide N = 183 N = 189 Grade Grade Grade Grade 1-4a 3-4 1-4a 3-4 (%) (%) (%) (%) Overall 94.0 38.8 94.2 37.6 General Disorders Asthenic 31.7 1.6 22.8 1.1 Conditionsb Musculoskeletal And Connective Tissue Disorders Back Pain 19.1 2.7 18.0 1.6 Musculoskeletal 16.4 1.1 14.3 0.5 Painc Vascular Disorders Hot Flush 14.8 0.0 11.1 0.0 Hypertension 14.2 7.1 7.4 4.2 Gastrointestinal Disorders Nausea 14.2 0.0 17.5 0.0 Constipation 12.6 1.1 13.2 0.5 Diarrhea 11.5 0.0 9.0 1.1 Infections And Infestations Upper 12.0 0.0 6.3 0.5 Respiratory Tract Infectiond Investigational Weight Loss 10.9 0.5 7.9 0.5 a b c d
CTCAE v 4. Including asthenia and fatigue. Including musculoskeletal pain and pain in extremity. Including nasopharyngitis, upper respiratory tract infection, sinusitis, rhinitis, pharyngitis, and laryngitis.
Laboratory Abnormalities In the two randomized placebo-controlled clinical trials, Grade 1-4 neutropenia occurred in 15% of patients treated with XTANDI (1% Grade 3-4) and in 6% of patients treated with placebo (0.5% Grade 3-4). The incidence of Grade 1-4 thrombocytopenia was 6% of patients treated with XTANDI (0.3% Grade 3-4) and 5% of patients treated with placebo (0.5% Grade 3-4). Grade 1-4 elevations in ALT occurred in 10% of patients treated with XTANDI (0.2% Grade 3-4) and 16% of patients treated with placebo (0.2% Grade 3-4). Grade 1-4 elevations in bilirubin occurred in 3% of patients treated with XTANDI (0.1% Grade 3-4) and 2% of patients treated with placebo (no Grade 3-4). Infections In Study 1, 1% of patients treated with XTANDI compared to 0.3% of patients treated with placebo died from infections or sepsis. In Study 2, 1 patient in each treatment group (0.1%) had an infection resulting in death. Falls and Fall-related Injuries In the two randomized placebo-controlled clinical trials, falls including fall-related injuries, occurred in 9% of patients treated with XTANDI compared to 4% of patients treated with placebo. Falls were not associated with loss of consciousness or seizure. Fall-related injuries were more severe in patients treated with XTANDI and included non-pathologic fractures, joint injuries, and hematomas. Hypertension In the two randomized placebo-controlled trials, hypertension was reported in 11% of patients receiving XTANDI and 4% of patients receiving placebo. No patients experienced hypertensive crisis. Medical history of hypertension was balanced between arms. Hypertension led to study discontinuation in < 1% of patients in each arm. Post-Marketing Experience The following additional adverse reactions have been identified during post approval use of XTANDI. Because these reactions were reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate the frequency or establish a causal relationship to drug exposure. Neurological Disorders: posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES)
DRUG INTERACTIONS Drugs that Inhibit CYP2C8 Co-administration of a strong CYP2C8 inhibitor (gemfibrozil) increased the composite area under the plasma concentration-time curve (AUC) of enzalutamide plus N-desmethyl enzalutamide by 2.2-fold. Co-administration of XTANDI with strong CYP2C8 inhibitors should be avoided if possible. If co-administration of XTANDI with a strong CYP2C8 inhibitor cannot be avoided, reduce the dose of XTANDI. Drugs that Induce CYP3A4 Co-administration of rifampin (strong CYP3A4 inducer and moderate CYP2C8 inducer) decreased the composite AUC of enzalutamide plus N-desmethyl enzalutamide by 37%. Co-administration of strong CYP3A4 inducers (e.g., carbamazepine, phenobarbital, phenytoin, rifabutin, rifampin, rifapentine) with XTANDI should be avoided if possible. St John’s wort may decrease enzalutamide exposure and should be avoided. If co-administration of a strong CYP3A4 inducer with XTANDI cannot be avoided, increase the dose of XTANDI. Effect of XTANDI on Drug Metabolizing Enzymes Enzalutamide is a strong CYP3A4 inducer and a moderate CYP2C9 and CYP2C19 inducer in humans. At steady state, XTANDI reduced the plasma exposure to midazolam (CYP3A4 substrate), warfarin (CYP2C9 substrate), and omeprazole (CYP2C19 substrate). Concomitant use of XTANDI with narrow therapeutic index drugs that are metabolized by CYP3A4 (e.g., alfentanil, cyclosporine, dihydroergotamine, ergotamine, fentanyl, pimozide, quinidine, sirolimus and tacrolimus), CYP2C9 (e.g., phenytoin, warfarin) and CYP2C19 (e.g., S-mephenytoin) should be avoided, as enzalutamide may decrease their exposure. If co-administration with warfarin cannot be avoided, conduct additional INR monitoring. USE IN SPECIFIC POPULATIONS Pregnancy Risk Summary XTANDI is contraindicated for use in pregnant women because the drug can cause fetal harm and potential loss of pregnancy. XTANDI is not indicated for use in females. There are no human data on the use of XTANDI in pregnant women. In animal reproduction studies, oral administration of enzalutamide in pregnant mice during organogenesis caused adverse developmental effects at doses lower than the maximum recommended human dose. Animal Data In an embryo-fetal developmental toxicity study in mice, enzalutamide caused developmental toxicity when administered at oral doses of 10 or 30 mg/kg/day throughout the period of organogenesis (gestational days 6-15). Findings included embryo-fetal lethality (increased post-implantation loss and resorptions) and decreased anogenital distance at ≥ 10 mg/kg/day, and cleft palate and absent palatine bone at 30 mg/kg/day. Doses of 30 mg/kg/day caused maternal toxicity. The doses tested in mice (1, 10 and 30 mg/kg/day) resulted in systemic exposures (AUC) approximately 0.04, 0.4 and 1.1 times, respectively, the exposures in patients. Enzalutamide did not cause developmental toxicity in rabbits when administered throughout the period of organogenesis (gestational days 6-18) at dose levels up to 10 mg/kg/day (approximately 0.4 times the exposures in patients based on AUC). Lactation Risk Summary XTANDI is not indicated for use in females. There is no information available on the presence of XTANDI in human milk, the effects of the drug on the breastfed infant, or the effects of the drug on milk production. Females and Males of Reproductive Potential Contraception Males Based on findings in animal reproduction studies, advise male patients with female partners of reproductive potential to use effective contraception during treatment and for 3 months after the final dose of XTANDI. Infertility Based on animal studies, XTANDI may impair fertility in males of reproductive potential. Pediatric Use Safety and effectiveness of XTANDI in pediatric patients have not been established. Geriatric Use Of 1671 patients who received XTANDI in the two randomized placebo-controlled clinical trials, 75% were 65 and over, while 31% were 75 and over. No overall differences in safety or effectiveness were observed between these patients and younger patients. Other
reported clinical experience has not identified differences in responses between the elderly and younger patients, but greater sensitivity of some older individuals cannot be ruled out. Patients with Renal Impairment A dedicated renal impairment trial for XTANDI has not been conducted. Based on the population pharmacokinetic analysis using data from clinical trials in patients with metastatic CRPC and healthy volunteers, no significant difference in enzalutamide clearance was observed in patients with pre-existing mild to moderate renal impairment (30 mL/min ≤ creatinine clearance [CrCL] ≤ 89 mL/min) compared to patients and volunteers with baseline normal renal function (CrCL ≥ 90 mL/min). No initial dosage adjustment is necessary for patients with mild to moderate renal impairment. Severe renal impairment (CrCL < 30 mL/min) and end-stage renal disease have not been assessed. Patients with Hepatic Impairment Dedicated hepatic impairment trials compared the composite systemic exposure of enzalutamide plus N-desmethyl enzalutamide in volunteers with baseline mild, moderate, or severe hepatic impairment (ChildPugh Class A, B, or C, respectively) versus healthy controls with normal hepatic function. The composite AUC of enzalutamide plus N-desmethyl enzalutamide was similar in volunteers with mild, moderate, or severe baseline hepatic impairment compared to volunteers with normal hepatic function. No initial dosage adjustment is necessary for patients with baseline mild, moderate, or severe hepatic impairment. OVERDOSAGE In the event of an overdose, stop treatment with XTANDI and initiate general supportive measures taking into consideration the half-life of 5.8 days. In a dose escalation study, no seizures were reported at ≤ 240 mg daily, whereas 3 seizures were reported, 1 each at 360 mg, 480 mg, and 600 mg daily. Patients may be at increased risk of seizure following an overdose. NONCLINICAL TOXICOLOGY Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment of Fertility Long-term animal studies have not been conducted to evaluate the carcinogenic potential of enzalutamide. Enzalutamide did not induce mutations in the bacterial reverse mutation (Ames) assay and was not genotoxic in either the in vitro mouse lymphoma thymidine kinase (Tk) gene mutation assay or the in vivo mouse micronucleus assay. Based on nonclinical findings in repeat-dose toxicology studies, which were consistent with the pharmacological activity of enzalutamide, male fertility may be impaired by treatment with XTANDI. In a 26-week study in rats, atrophy of the prostate and seminal vesicles was observed at ≥ 30 mg/kg/day (equal to the human exposure based on AUC). In 4-, 13-, and 39-week studies in dogs, hypospermatogenesis and atrophy of the prostate and epididymides were observed at ≥ 4 mg/kg/day (0.3 times the human exposure based on AUC). Manufactured for and Distributed by: Astellas Pharma US, Inc., Northbrook, IL 60062 Marketed by: Astellas Pharma US, Inc., Northbrook, IL 60062 Medivation, Inc., San Francisco, CA 94105 Revised: October 2016 15I074-XTA Rx Only © 2016 Astellas Pharma US, Inc. XTANDI® is a registered trademark of Astellas Pharma Inc.
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INDICATIONS AND USAGE Myrbetriq® (mirabegron) is a beta-3 adrenergic agonist indicated for the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) with symptoms of urge urinary incontinence, urgency, and urinary frequency. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Myrbetriq is contraindicated in patients who have known hypersensitivity reactions to mirabegron or any component of the tablet. Myrbetriq can increase blood pressure. Periodic blood pressure determinations are recommended, especially in hypertensive patients. Myrbetriq is not recommended for use in severe uncontrolled hypertensive patients (defined as systolic blood pressure ≥ 180 mm Hg and/or diastolic blood pressure ≥ 110 mm Hg). Urinary retention in patients with bladder outlet obstruction (BOO) and in patients taking antimuscarinic medications for the treatment of OAB has been reported in postmarketing experience in patients taking mirabegron. A controlled clinical safety study in patients with BOO did not demonstrate increased urinary retention in Myrbetriq patients; however, Myrbetriq should be administered with caution to patients with clinically significant BOO. Myrbetriq should also be administered with caution to patients taking antimuscarinic medications for the treatment of OAB. Angioedema of the face, lips, tongue and/or larynx has been reported with Myrbetriq. In some cases angioedema occurred after the first dose. Cases of angioedema have been reported to occur hours after the first dose or after multiple doses. Angioedema associated with upper airway swelling may be life threatening. If involvement of the tongue, hypopharynx, or larynx occurs, promptly discontinue Myrbetriq and initiate appropriate therapy and/or measures necessary to ensure a patent airway. Since Myrbetriq is a moderate CYP2D6 inhibitor, the systemic exposure to CYP2D6 substrates such as metoprolol and desipramine is increased when co-administered with Myrbetriq. Therefore, appropriate monitoring and dose adjustment may be necessary, especially with narrow therapeutic index drugs metabolized by CYP2D6, such as thioridazine, flecainide, and propafenone. In clinical trials, the most commonly reported adverse reactions (> 2% and > placebo) for Myrbetriq 25 mg and 50 mg versus placebo, respectively, were hypertension (11.3%, 7.5% vs 7.6%), nasopharyngitis (3.5%, 3.9% vs 2.5%), urinary tract infection (4.2%, 2.9% vs 1.8%), and headache (2.1%, 3.2% vs 3.0%). In postmarketing experience, the following events have also occurred: constipation, diarrhea, and dizziness. Please see Brief Summary of Prescribing Information for Myrbetriq® (mirabegron) on following pages. Reference: 1. Myrbetriq [Prescribing Information]. Northbrook, IL: Astellas Pharma US, Inc. Myrbetriq is a registered trademark of Astellas Pharma Inc. ©2017 Astellas Pharma US, Inc. All rights reserved.
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BRIEF SUMMARY OF PRESCRIBING INFORMATION The following information is a brief summary only. See full prescribing information for Myrbetriq®. Myrbetriq (mirabegron) extended-release tablets -------------------------------------INDICATIONS AND USAGE------------------------------------Myrbetriq® is a beta-3 adrenergic agonist indicated for the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) with symptoms of urge urinary incontinence, urgency, and urinary frequency. ---------------------------------------CONTRAINDICATIONS---------------------------------------Myrbetriq is contraindicated in patients who have known hypersensitivity reactions to mirabegron or any component of the tablet. ----------------------------------WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS--------------------------------Increases in Blood Pressure Myrbetriq can increase blood pressure. Periodic blood pressure determinations are recommended, especially in hypertensive patients. Myrbetriq is not recommended for use in patients with severe uncontrolled hypertension (defined as systolic blood pressure greater than or equal to 180 mm Hg and/or diastolic blood pressure greater than or equal to 110 mm Hg). In two, randomized, placebo-controlled, healthy volunteer studies, Myrbetriq was associated with dose-related increases in supine blood pressure. In these studies, at the maximum recommended dose of 50 mg, the mean maximum increase in systolic/diastolic blood pressure was approximately 3.5/1.5 mm Hg greater than placebo. In contrast, in OAB patients in clinical trials, the mean increase in systolic and diastolic blood pressure at the maximum recommended dose of 50 mg was approximately 0.5 - 1 mm Hg greater than placebo. Worsening of pre-existing hypertension was reported infrequently in Myrbetriq patients. Urinary Retention in Patients with Bladder Outlet Obstruction and in Patients Taking Antimuscarinic Medications for OAB Urinary retention in patients with bladder outlet obstruction (BOO) and in patients taking antimuscarinic medications for the treatment of OAB has been reported in postmarketing experience in patients taking mirabegron. A controlled clinical safety study in patients with BOO did not demonstrate increased urinary retention in Myrbetriq patients; however, Myrbetriq should be administered with caution to patients with clinically significant BOO. Myrbetriq should also be administered with caution to patients taking antimuscarinic medications for the treatment of OAB. Angioedema Angioedema of the face, lips, tongue, and/or larynx has been reported with Myrbetriq. In some cases angioedema occurred after the first dose. Cases of angioedema have been reported to occur hours after the first dose or after multiple doses. Angioedema associated with upper airway swelling may be life threatening. If involvement of the tongue, hypopharynx, or larynx occurs, promptly discontinue Myrbetriq and initiate appropriate therapy and/or measures necessary to ensure a patent airway. Patients Taking Drugs Metabolized by CYP2D6 Since mirabegron is a moderate CYP2D6 inhibitor, the systemic exposure to CYP2D6 substrates such as metoprolol and desipramine is increased when co-administered with mirabegron. Therefore, appropriate monitoring and dose adjustment may be necessary, especially with narrow therapeutic index drugs metabolized by CYP2D6, such as thioridazine, flecainide, and propafenone. ---------------------------------------ADVERSE REACTIONS--------------------------------------Clinical Trials Experience Because clinical trials are conducted under widely varying conditions, adverse reaction rates observed in the clinical trials of a drug cannot be directly compared to rates in the clinical trials of another drug and may not reflect the rates observed in clinical practice. In three, 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled, safety and efficacy studies in patients with overactive bladder (Studies 1, 2, and 3), Myrbetriq was evaluated for safety in 2736 patients. Study 1 also included an active control. For the combined Studies 1, 2, and 3, 432 patients received Myrbetriq 25 mg, 1375 received Myrbetriq 50 mg, and 929 received Myrbetriq 100 mg once daily. In these studies, the majority of the patients were Caucasian (94%), and female (72%) with a mean age of 59 years (range 18 to 95 years). Myrbetriq was also evaluated for safety in 1632 patients who received Myrbetriq 50 mg once daily (n=812 patients) or Myrbetriq 100 mg (n=820 patients) in a 1 year, randomized, fixed dose, double-blind, active controlled, safety study in patients with overactive bladder (Study 4). Of these patients, 731 received Myrbetriq in a previous 12-week study. In Study 4, 1385 patients received Myrbetriq continuously for at least 6 months, 1311 patients received Myrbetriq for at least 9 months, and 564 patients received Myrbetriq for at least 1 year. The most frequent adverse events (0.2%) leading to discontinuation in Studies 1, 2 and 3 for the 25 mg or 50 mg dose were nausea, headache, hypertension, diarrhea, constipation, dizziness and tachycardia. Atrial fibrillation (0.2%) and prostate cancer (0.1%) were reported as serious adverse events by more than 1 patient and at a rate greater than placebo. Table 1 lists adverse reactions, derived from all adverse events, that were reported in Studies 1, 2 and 3 at an incidence greater than placebo and in 1% or more of patients
treated with Myrbetriq 25 mg or 50 mg once daily for up to 12 weeks. The most commonly reported adverse reactions (greater than 2% of Myrbetriq patients and greater than placebo) were hypertension, nasopharyngitis, urinary tract infection and headache. Table 1: Percentages of Patients with Adverse Reactions, Derived from All Adverse Events, Exceeding Placebo Rate and Reported by 1% or More Patients Treated with Myrbetriq 25 mg or 50 mg Once Daily in Studies 1, 2, and 3 Placebo (%) Number of Patients
Myrbetriq 25 mg (%)
Myrbetriq 50 mg (%)
1380
432
1375
Hypertension*
7.6
11.3
7.5
Nasopharyngitis
2.5
3.5
3.9
Urinary Tract Infection
1.8
4.2
2.9
Headache
3.0
2.1
3.2
Constipation
1.4
1.6
1.6
Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
1.7
2.1
1.5
Arthralgia
1.1
1.6
1.3
Diarrhea
1.3
1.2
1.5
Tachycardia
0.6
1.6
1.2
Abdominal Pain
0.7
1.4
0.6
Fatigue
1.0
1.4
1.2
*Includes reports of blood pressure above the normal range, and BP increased from baseline, occurring predominantly in subjects with baseline hypertension. Other adverse reactions reported by less than 1% of patients treated with Myrbetriq in Studies 1, 2, or 3 included: Cardiac disorders: palpitations, blood pressure increased Eye disorders: glaucoma Gastrointestinal disorders: dyspepsia, gastritis, abdominal distension Infections and Infestations: sinusitis, rhinitis Investigations: GGT increased, AST increased, ALT increased, LDH increased Renal and urinary disorders: nephrolithiasis, bladder pain Reproductive system and breast disorders: vulvovaginal pruritus, vaginal infection Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders: urticaria, leukocytoclastic vasculitis, rash, pruritus, purpura, lip edema Table 2 lists the rates of the most commonly reported adverse reactions, derived from all adverse events in patients treated with Myrbetriq 50 mg for up to 52 weeks in Study 4. The most commonly reported adverse reactions (> 3% of Myrbetriq patients) were hypertension, urinary tract infection, headache, and nasopharyngitis. Table 2: Percentages of Patients with Adverse Reactions, Derived from All Adverse Events, Reported by Greater Than 2% of Patients Treated with Myrbetriq 50 mg Once Daily in Study 4 Myrbetriq 50 mg (%)
Active Control (%)
Number of Patients
812
812
Hypertension
9.2
9.6
Urinary Tract Infection
5.9
6.4
Headache
4.1
2.5
Nasopharyngitis
3.9
3.1
Back Pain
2.8
1.6
Constipation
2.8
2.7
Dry Mouth
2.8
8.6
Dizziness
2.7
2.6
Sinusitis
2.7
1.5
Influenza
2.6
3.4
Arthralgia
2.1
2.0
Cystitis
2.1
2.3
In Study 4, in patients treated with Myrbetriq 50 mg once daily, adverse reactions leading to discontinuation reported by more than 2 patients and at a rate greater than active control included: constipation (0.9%), headache (0.6%), dizziness (0.5%), hypertension (0.5%), dry eyes (0.4%), nausea (0.4%), vision blurred (0.4%), and urinary tract infection (0.4%). Serious adverse events reported by at least 2 patients and exceeding active control included
cerebrovascular accident (0.4%) and osteoarthritis (0.2%). Serum ALT/AST increased from baseline by greater than 10-fold in 2 patients (0.3%) taking Myrbetriq 50 mg, and these markers subsequently returned to baseline while both patients continued Myrbetriq. In Study 4, serious adverse events of neoplasm were reported by 0.1%, 1.3%, and 0.5% of patients treated with Myrbetriq 50 mg, Myrbetriq 100 mg and active control once daily, respectively. Neoplasms reported by 2 patients treated with Myrbetriq 100 mg included breast cancer, lung neoplasm malignant and prostate cancer. In a separate clinical study in Japan, a single case was reported as Stevens-Johnson syndrome with increased serum ALT, AST and bilirubin in a patient taking Myrbetriq 100 mg as well as an herbal medication (Kyufu Gold). Postmarketing Experience Because these spontaneously reported events are from the worldwide postmarketing experience, from a population of uncertain size, the frequency of events and the role of mirabegron in their causation cannot be reliably determined. The following events have been reported in association with mirabegron use in worldwide postmarketing experience: Gastrointestinal disorders: nausea, constipation, diarrhea Nervous system disorders: dizziness, headache Skin and subcutaneous tissue: angioedema of the face, lips, tongue, and larynx, with or without respiratory symptoms; pruritus Urologic: urinary retention ---------------------------------------DRUG INTERACTIONS---------------------------------------Drug interaction studies were conducted to investigate the effect of co-administered drugs on the pharmacokinetics of mirabegron and the effect of mirabegron on the pharmacokinetics of co-administered drugs (e.g., ketoconazole, rifampin, solifenacin, tamsulosin, and oral contraceptives). No dose adjustment is recommended when these drugs are co-administered with mirabegron. The following are drug interactions for which monitoring is recommended: Drugs Metabolized by CYP2D6 Since mirabegron is a moderate CYP2D6 inhibitor, the systemic exposure of drugs metabolized by CYP2D6 enzyme such as metoprolol and desipramine is increased when co-administered with mirabegron. Therefore, appropriate monitoring and dose adjustment may be necessary when Myrbetriq is co-administered with these drugs, especially with narrow therapeutic index CYP2D6 substrates, such as thioridazine, flecainide, and propafenone. Digoxin When given in combination, mirabegron increased mean digoxin Cmax from 1.01 to 1.3 ng/mL (29%) and AUC from 16.7 to 19.3 ng.h/mL (27%). Therefore, for patients who are initiating a combination of mirabegron and digoxin, the lowest dose for digoxin should initially be considered. Serum digoxin concentrations should be monitored and used for titration of the digoxin dose to obtain the desired clinical effect. Warfarin The mean Cmax of S- and R-warfarin was increased by approximately 4% and AUC by approximately 9% when administered as a single dose of 25 mg after multiple doses of 100 mg mirabegron. Following a single dose administration of 25 mg warfarin, mirabegron had no effect on the warfarin pharmacodynamic endpoints such as International Normalized Ratio (INR) and prothrombin time. However, the effect of mirabegron on multiple doses of warfarin and on warfarin pharmacodynamic end points such as INR and prothrombin time has not been fully investigated. ----------------------------------USE IN SPECIFIC POPULATIONS-------------------------------Pregnancy Pregnancy Category C There are no adequate and well-controlled studies using Myrbetriq in pregnant women. Myrbetriq should be used during pregnancy only if the potential benefit to the patient outweighs the risk to the patient and fetus. Women who become pregnant during Myrbetriq treatment are encouraged to contact their physician. Risk Summary Based on animal data, mirabegron is predicted to have a low probability of increasing the risk of adverse developmental outcomes above background risk. Reversible adverse developmental findings consisting of delayed ossification and wavy ribs in rats and decreased fetal body weights in rabbits occurred at exposures greater than or equal to 22 and 14 times, respectively, the maximum recommended human dose (MRHD). At maternally toxic exposures decreased fetal weights were observed in rats and rabbits, and fetal death, dilated aorta, and cardiomegaly were reported in rabbits. Nursing Mothers It is not known whether Myrbetriq is excreted in human milk. Mirabegron was found in the milk of rats at concentrations twice the maternal plasma level. Mirabegron was found in the lungs, liver, and kidneys of nursing pups. No studies have been conducted to assess the impact of Myrbetriq on milk production in humans, its presence in human breast milk, or its effects on the breast-fed child. Because Myrbetriq is predicted to be excreted in human milk and because of the potential for serious adverse reactions in nursing infants, a decision should be made whether to discontinue nursing or to discontinue the drug, taking into account the importance of the drug to the mother. Pediatric Use The safety and effectiveness of Myrbetriq in pediatric patients have not been established.
Geriatric Use No dose adjustment is necessary for the elderly. The pharmacokinetics of Myrbetriq is not significantly influenced by age. Of 5648 patients who received Myrbetriq in the phase 2 and 3 studies, 2029 (35.9%) were 65 years of age or older, and 557 (9.9%) were 75 years of age or older. No overall differences in safety or effectiveness were observed between patients younger than 65 years of age and those 65 years of age or older in these studies. Renal Impairment Myrbetriq has not been studied in patients with end stage renal disease (CLcr < 15 mL/min or eGFR < 15 mL/min/1.73 m2 or patients requiring hemodialysis), and, therefore is not recommended for use in these patient populations. In patients with severe renal impairment (CLcr 15 to 29 mL/min or eGFR 15 to 29 mL/min/1.73 m2), the daily dose of Myrbetriq should not exceed 25 mg. No dose adjustment is necessary in patients with mild or moderate renal impairment (CLcr 30 to 89 mL/min or eGFR 30 to 89 mL/min/1.73 m2). Hepatic Impairment Myrbetriq has not been studied in patients with severe hepatic impairment (Child-Pugh Class C), and therefore is not recommended for use in this patient population. In patients with moderate hepatic impairment (Child-Pugh Class B), the daily dose of Myrbetriq should not exceed 25 mg. No dose adjustment is necessary in patients with mild hepatic impairment (Child-Pugh Class A). Gender No dose adjustment is necessary based on gender. When corrected for differences in body weight, the Myrbetriq systemic exposure is 20% to 30% higher in females compared to males. --------------------------------------------OVERDOSAGE-------------------------------------------Mirabegron has been administered to healthy volunteers at single doses up to 400 mg. At this dose, adverse events reported included palpitations (1 of 6 subjects) and increased pulse rate exceeding 100 bpm (3 of 6 subjects). Multiple doses of mirabegron up to 300 mg daily for 10 days showed increases in pulse rate and systolic blood pressure when administered to healthy volunteers. Treatment for overdosage should be symptomatic and supportive. In the event of overdosage, pulse rate, blood pressure and ECG monitoring is recommended. ------------------------------------CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY-----------------------------------Pharmacodynamics Urodynamics The effects of Myrbetriq on maximum urinary flow rate and detrusor pressure at maximum flow rate were assessed in a urodynamic study consisting of 200 male patients with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) and BOO. Administration of Myrbetriq once daily for 12 weeks did not adversely affect the mean maximum flow rate or mean detrusor pressure at maximum flow rate in this study. Nonetheless, Myrbetriq should be administered with caution to patients with clinically significant BOO. Cardiac Electrophysiology The effect of multiple doses of Myrbetriq 50 mg, 100 mg and 200 mg once daily on QTc interval was evaluated in a randomized, placebo- and active- controlled (moxifloxacin 400 mg) four-treatment-arm parallel crossover study in 352 healthy subjects. In a study with demonstrated ability to detect small effects, the upper bound of the one-sided 95% confidence interval for the largest placebo adjusted, baseline-corrected QTc based on individual correction method (QTcI) was below 10 msec. For the 50 mg Myrbetriq dose group (the maximum approved dosage), the mean difference from placebo on QTcI interval at 4-5 hours post-dose was 3.7 msec (upper bound of the 95% CI 5.1 msec). For the Myrbetriq 100 mg and 200 mg doses groups (dosages greater than the maximum approved dose and resulting in substantial multiples of the anticipated maximum blood levels at 50 mg), the mean differences from placebo in QTcI interval at 4-5 hours post-dose were 6.1 msec (upper bound of the 95% CI 7.6 msec) and 8.1 msec (upper bound of the 95% CI 9.8 msec), respectively. At the Myrbetriq 200 mg dose, in females, the mean effect was 10.4 msec (upper bound of the 95% CI 13.4 msec). In this thorough QT study, Myrbetriq increased heart rate on ECG in a dose dependent manner. Maximum mean increases from baseline in heart rate for the 50 mg, 100 mg, and 200 mg dose groups compared to placebo were 6.7 beats per minutes (bpm), 11 bpm, and 17 bpm, respectively. In the clinical efficacy and safety studies, the change from baseline in mean pulse rate for Myrbetriq 50 mg was approximately 1 bpm. In this thorough QT study, Myrbetriq also increased blood pressure in a dose dependent manner (see Effects on Blood Pressure). Effects on Blood Pressure In a study of 352 healthy subjects assessing the effect of multiple daily doses of 50 mg, 100 mg, and 200 mg of Myrbetriq for 10 days on the QTc interval, the maximum mean increase in supine SBP/DBP at the maximum recommended dose of 50 mg was approximately 4.0/1.6 mm Hg greater than placebo. The 24-hour average increases in SBP compared to placebo were 3.0, 5.5, and 9.7 mm Hg at Myrbetriq doses of 50 mg, 100 mg and 200 mg, respectively. Increases in DBP were also dose-dependent, but were smaller than SBP. In another study in 96 healthy subjects to assess the impact of age on pharmacokinetics of multiple daily doses of 50 mg, 100 mg, 200 mg, and 300 mg of Myrbetriq for 10 days, SBP also increased in a dose-dependent manner. The mean maximum increases in SBP were approximately 2.5, 4.5, 5.5 and 6.5 mm Hg for Myrbetriq exposures associated with doses of 50 mg, 100 mg, 200 mg and 300 mg, respectively.
In three, 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled, safety and efficacy studies (Studies 1, 2 and 3) in OAB patients receiving Myrbetriq 25 mg, 50 mg, or 100 mg once daily, mean increases in SBP/DBP compared to placebo of approximately 0.5 - 1 mm Hg were observed. Morning SBP increased by at least 15 mm Hg from baseline in 5.3%, 5.1%, and 6.7% of placebo, Myrbetriq 25 mg and Myrbetriq 50 mg patients, respectively. Morning DBP increased by at least 10 mm Hg in 4.6%, 4.1% and 6.6% of placebo, Myrbetriq 25 mg, and Myrbetriq 50 mg patients, respectively. Both SBP and DBP increases were reversible upon discontinuation of treatment. ------------------------------------NONCLINICAL TOXICOLOGY-----------------------------------Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment of Fertility Carcinogenicity Long-term carcinogenicity studies were conducted in rats and mice dosed orally with mirabegron for two years. Male rats were dosed at 0, 12.5, 25, or 50 mg/kg/day and female rats and both sexes of mice were dosed at 0, 25, 50, or 100 mg/kg/day. Mirabegron showed no carcinogenic potential at systemic exposures (AUC) 38 to 45-fold higher in rats and 21 to 38-fold higher in mice than the human systemic exposure at the 50 mg dose. Mutagenesis Mirabegron was not mutagenic in the Ames bacterial reverse mutation assay, did not induce chromosomal aberrations in human peripheral blood lymphocytes at concentrations that were not cytotoxic, and was not clastogenic in the rat micronucleus assay. Impairment of Fertility Fertility studies in rats showed that mirabegron had no effect on either male or female fertility at non-lethal doses up to 100 mg/kg/day. Systemic exposures (AUC) at 100 mg/kg in female rats was estimated to be 22 times the MRHD in women and 93 times the MRHD in men. -----------------------------PATIENT COUNSELING INFORMATION-----------------------------Inform patients that Myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. Periodic blood pressure determinations are recommended, especially in patients with hypertension. Myrbetriq has also been associated with infrequent urinary tract infections, rapid heartbeat, rash, and pruritus. Inform patients that urinary retention has been reported when taking mirabegron in combination with antimuscarinic drugs used in the treatment of overactive bladder. Instruct patients to contact their physician if they experience these effects while taking Myrbetriq. Patients should read the patient leaflet entitled “Patient Information” before starting therapy with Myrbetriq. Rx Only PRODUCT OF JAPAN OR IRELAND – See bottle label or blister package for origin Marketed and Distributed by: Astellas Pharma US, Inc. Northbrook, Illinois 60062 Myrbetriq® is a registered trademark of Astellas Pharma Inc. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. © 2016 Astellas Pharma US, Inc. Revised: August 2016 16A006-MIR-BRFS 057-1823-PM
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Saturday Plenary: Next Frontier, Morning Session .................................................................................................................... 89 Plenary: Next Frontier, Afternoon Session ................................................................................................................ 89 Plenary: Prime Time, Afternoon Session .................................................................................................................... 90 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP23-28, PD16-20, V4) ............................................................................. 91 Urology Update 2017: For Primary Care and Advanced Practice Providers ............................................. 107 Society for Pediatric Urology ..................................................................................................................................... 108 Residents & Fellows Forum ......................................................................................................................................... 108 Society for Basic Urologic Research/Society of Urologic Oncology Joint Meeting ................................. 109 American College of Osteopathic Surgeons ....................................................................................................... 109 Poster and Podium Sessions (MP29-34, PD21-24) ................................................................................................ 110 Urologic Care for the Advanced Practice Provider .......................................................................................... 124 Society of Urologic Oncology ................................................................................................................................... 125 Poster and Podium Sessions (MP35-39, PD25-28) ................................................................................................ 126 Society for Basic Urologic Research ........................................................................................................................ 139 Polish Urological Association and Hungarian Urological Association Joint Session ................................. 139 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP40-44, PD29-33, V5) ........................................................................... 140 Sunday Plenary: Prime Time, Morning Session ..................................................................................................................... 157 Plenary: Next Frontier, Morning Session .................................................................................................................. 157 Plenary: Next Frontier, Afternoon Session .............................................................................................................. 158
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Friday Plenary: Prime Time, Morning Session ........................................................................................................................ 21 Plenary: Prime Time, Afternoon Session .................................................................................................................... 21 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP1-5, PD1-4, V1) ...................................................................................... 22 Society for Pediatric Urology ....................................................................................................................................... 36 Engineering and Urology Section of the Endourological Society .................................................................... 36 Indian American Urological Association .................................................................................................................. 37 World Chinese Urological Society .............................................................................................................................. 37 AUA/Confederacio ´ n Americana de Urologı´a ....................................................................................................... 39 Basic Sciences Symposium ........................................................................................................................................... 40 Urologic Oncology Research Symposium ............................................................................................................... 41 Sexual Medicine Society of North America ............................................................................................................ 41 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP6-10, PD5-7, V2) .................................................................................... 43 Society of Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons ............................................................................................... 55 American Society for Men’s Health .......................................................................................................................... 56 Society of Urodynamics, Female Pelvic Medicine and Urogenital Reconstruction ................................... 57 Poster and Podium Sessions (MP11-16, PD8-11) ..................................................................................................... 58 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP17-22, PD12-15, V3) ............................................................................. 73
TUESDAY
Thursday Society of Academic Urologists .................................................................................................................................. 17 Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer (CRPC) Live Forum for Urology Residents and Fellows ............... 18 Society for Fetal Urology ............................................................................................................................................... 18
EXHIBITORS
Office of Education Courses ............................................................................................................................................ 11
INDEX
Specialty Programs ............................................................................................................................................................... 9
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CME Information .................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Plenary: Prime Time, Afternoon Session .................................................................................................................. 159 Society of Women in Urology .................................................................................................................................... 160 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP45-49, PD34-37, V6) ........................................................................... 160 Urologic Care for the Advanced Practice Provider .......................................................................................... 175 Challenges for Urologic Research Symposium .................................................................................................... 175 Poster and Podium Sessions (MP50-55, PD38-40) ................................................................................................ 176 15th International Prostate Forum ............................................................................................................................ 190 AUA/American Association of Clinical Urologists Health Policy Forum ........................................................ 191 Funding Opportunities and Grant Writing Guidance for Early-Career Investigators ............................... 191 Society for Infection and Inflammation in Urology ............................................................................................. 191 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP56-61, PD41-43, V7) ........................................................................... 192 Korean World Urologic Congress ............................................................................................................................. 207 Society of Urologic Robotic Surgery ....................................................................................................................... 207 Society for the Study of Male Reproduction ........................................................................................................ 208 Geriatric Urological Society ....................................................................................................................................... 209 Combined SPU Congenitalism Working Group Program ................................................................................. 210 British Association of Urological Surgeons/Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand ............. 210 Japanese Urological Association ............................................................................................................................. 210 Sociedad Argentina de Urologı´a ............................................................................................................................. 211 R. Frank Jones Urological Society ............................................................................................................................ 211 Research Forum: Early-Career Investigators Showcase .................................................................................... 212 Association Franc¸aise d’Urologie ............................................................................................................................. 213 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP62-67, PD44-48, V8) ........................................................................... 213 Monday Plenary: Prime Time, Morning Session ..................................................................................................................... 233 Plenary: Next Frontier, Morning Session .................................................................................................................. 233 Plenary: Prime Time I - II, Afternoon Sessions ........................................................................................................ 235 Poster and Podium Sessions (MP68-73, PD49-52) ................................................................................................ 236 American Board of Urology Town Hall ................................................................................................................... 252 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP74-78, PD53-55, V9) ........................................................................... 252 Young Urologists Forum ............................................................................................................................................... 265 Poster and Podium Sessions (MP79-83, PD56-59) ................................................................................................ 265 Asociacio ´ n Espan ˜ ola de Urologı´a ........................................................................................................................... 277 AUA/Brazilian Portuguese Urology Program ......................................................................................................... 278 Urologic Society for Transplantation and Renal Surgery .................................................................................. 278 History of Urology Podium and Poster Sessions .................................................................................................... 279 Research on Calculus Kinetics (ROCK) Society ................................................................................................... 280 Pan African Urological Surgeons Association/Caribbean Urological Surgeons Association ................ 281 Philippine Urological Association ............................................................................................................................. 282 Societa ` Italiana di Urologia ....................................................................................................................................... 282 Clinical Controversies in Men’s Health ................................................................................................................... 282 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP84-88, PD60-62, V10) ......................................................................... 283 Tuesday Plenary: Next Frontier, Morning Session .................................................................................................................. 297 Plenary: Next Frontier, Afternoon Session .............................................................................................................. 297 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP89-94, PD63-67, V11) ......................................................................... 298 Poster, Podium and Video Sessions (MP95-100, PD68-73, V12) ...................................................................... 316 Exhibitor Listing ................................................................................................................................................................... 335 Author Index ....................................................................................................................................................................... 337
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2016-2017 Board of Directors Officers of the Board of Directors President.....................................................................................................................................Richard K. Babayan President-Elect ............................................................................................................................J. Brantley Thrasher Immediate Past President..................................................................................................................William F. Gee Secretary ..............................................................................................................................................Manoj Monga Treasurer .................................................................................................................................Steven M. Schlossberg Section Representatives to the Board of Directors Mid-Atlantic.......................................................................................................................................Roger E. Schultz New England ..................................................................................................................................Kevin R. Loughlin New York.......................................................................................................................................Frederick A. Gulmi North Central.........................................................................................................................Chandru P. Sundaram Northeastern...................................................................................................................................John D. Denstedt South Central ..........................................................................................................................Randall B. Meacham Southeastern .................................................................................................................................Thomas F. Stringer Western............................................................................................................................................Scott K. Swanson AUA Headquarters American Urological Association, Inc. 1000 Corporate Boulevard Linthicum, Maryland 21090 Telephone: 410-689-3700 FAX: 410-689-3800 E-mail:
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2016-2017 Committees Program Planning Committee Badrinath R. Konety Hari Koul Kirk Lo Armando J. Lorenzo Surena F. Matin Stephen Y. Nakada Chris Nguan Victor W. Nitti Aria F. Olumi Priya Padmanabhan Lane S. Palmer Margaret S. Pearle Michel A. Pontari Christopher R. Porter James R. Porter Glenn M. Preminger Gail S. Prins Ganesh V. Raj Daniel I. Rosenstein Daniel B. Rukstalis Andrew D. Rule Edmund S. Sabanegh, Jr. Hossein Sadeghi-Nejad Evan M. Vapnek Run Wang John Wei J. Stuart Wolf, Jr. Hadley Wood
Rosalyn M. Adam Michael Albo Joseph Alukal J. Christopher Austin John M. Barry Steven B. Brandes David A. Bushinsky Douglas A. Canning Gaetano Ciancio J. Quentin Clemens Hillary L. Copp Ross M. Decter Ananias C. Diokno Scott Eggener Sean P. Elliott Christopher P. Evans Robert J. Evans John Gatti Inderbir S. Gill Leonard G. Gomella Chris M. Gonzalez Angelo E. Gousse Tomas L. Griebling Jeffrey M. Holzbeierlein Byron D. Joyner Anil K. Kapoor Louis R. Kavoussi Mohit Khera Edward D. Kim
Urologic Video Education Committee Chris Anderson Duane Baldwin Gregory Bales Joshua Broghammer Maude Carmel Brian S. Christine Daniel Dugi Jairam Eswara Dominic Frimberger Reza Ghavamian Mohan Gundeti Zach Hamilton
Una Lee Raymond Leveillee Katie Murray Bobby Najari Gyan Pareek Justin Parker William Parker Sanjay Patel James Porter Jay Raman Lee Richstone
Justin Han Jason Hedges Ashok Hemal Jim Hu Altan Ilkay Isaac Kim Richard Kim Bodo Knudsen Amy Krambeck John Lacy David Lee Eugene Lee
Michelle Jo Semins Jay Simhan Ajay Singla Ariana Smith Alex Vanni Ramakrishna Venkatesh Stephen Williams Guan Wu Jennifer Yang Stanley Yap
Program Abstract Review Committee Rosalyn M. Adam Peter C. Albertsen Zaki Almallah Seth Alpert Christopher L. Amling Karl-Erik Andersson Kenneth W. Angermeier Jodi Antonelli Monish Aron William J. Aronson Dean G. Assimos Anthony Atala Timothy D. Averch Michael Bailey Linda Baker K. C. Balaji D. Duane Baldwin
Benjamin Breyer Gerald Brock Gregory A. Broderick Joshua Broghammer Benjamin Brucker Frank N. Burks Arthur L. Burnett Wade Bushman Ralph Buttyan Jeffrey A. Cadeddu Anne P. Cameron Steven C. Campbell Benjamin K. Canales Serge Carrier Peter R. Carroll H. Ballentine Carter William J. Catalona
Chris Bangma Daniel A. Barocas Julia S. Barthold Aaron P. Bayne Arie S. Belldegrun Carol J. Bennett Nelson Bennett Mitchell C. Benson Ryan K. Berglund Sam B. Bhayani Jay T. Bishoff Trinity Bivalacqua Jerry G. Blaivas Michael L. Blute Stephen A. Boorjian Robert Brannigan Peter N. Bretan 4
Toby Chai Karim Chamie David Chan Michael Chancellor Sam S. Chang Brian Chapin Justin Chee Earl Y. Cheng Ben Chew George Chiang Joseph Chin George H. Chow Brian S. Christine Matthew Christman Bartley G. Cilento Peter E. Clark J. Quentin Clemens
Michael Coburn Seth Cohen Craig V. Comiter Michael Cookson Matthew R. Cooperberg Hillary L. Copp Nicholas G. Cost Raymond A. Costabile Lindsey Cox Daniel J. Culkin Anthony D’Amico Rajvir Dahiya Philipp Dahm Guido Dalbagni Marc A. Dall’Era Sakti Das Brian J. Davis John W. Davis Elise J.B. De Jean J. de la Rosette Donna Deng Louis J. Denis John D. Denstedt Ithaar H. Derweesh Mihir M. Desai Jordan Dimitrakov Martin Dineen Ananias Diokno Michael E. DiSanto Roger Dmochowski S. Machele Donat Bryan Donnelly Tracy M. Downs James M. Dupree James A. Eastham Scott E. Eggener Karyn Eilber Brian H. Eisner Mostafa M. Elhilali Christopher S. Elliott Daniel S. Elliott Sean P. Elliott Jonathan Ellison Bradley A. Erickson Carlos R. Estrada, Jr. Christopher P. Evans Gary J. Faerber Melissa Farmer Amr F. Fergany Fernando Ferrer Robert C. Flanigan Brian J. Flynn Israel Franco Stephen J. Freedland Gerhard J. Fuchs Pat F. Fulgham Jeffrey Gahan Arvind Ganpule Mark Garzotto John M. Gatti Robert H. Getzenberg Khurshid B. Ghani Gamal M. Ghoniem Jason Gilleran Peter J. Gilling Jeffrey R. Gingrich David A. Ginsberg Jordan Gitlin Martin E. Gleave
Edward D. Kim Fernando J. Kim Simon Kim Sherita King Eric Klein Bodo E. Knudsen Dicken Ko Kathleen Kobashi Michael Koch Tobias S. Kohler Peter N. Kolettis Badrinath R. Konety Amy E. Krambeck Chris Kuhr Sanjay B. Kulkarni Rajeev Kumar Eric A. Kurzrock Natasha Kyprianou M. Pilar Laguna Henry Lai Dolores Lamb Jaime Landman Paul H. Lange Jerilyn M. Latini John P. Lavelle Laura Leddy Cheryl T. Lee Eugene K. Lee Richard S. Lee Bradley C. Leibovich Gary E. Lemack Thomas S. Lendvay Sara Lenherr Seth Lerner Laurence Levine Ronald W. Lewis Benyi Li John A. Libertino John C. Lieske Deborah J. Lightner Daniel W. Lin W. Marston Linehan Michael E. Lipkin Larry I. Lipshultz Mark S. Litwin Vinata Lokeshwar Armando J. Lorenzo Yair Lotan Kevin Loughlin Franklin C. Lowe William T. Lowrance Alvaro Lucioni Tom F. Lue Danil V. Makarov Stanley B. Malkowicz Elizabeth A. Malm-Buatsi Jodi K. Maranchie Joel L. Marmar Christopher Marsh Viraj Master Ranjiv I. Mathews Surena F. Matin Brian R. Matlaga Tadashi Matsuda Edward Matsumoto Kurt McCammon R. Dale McClure Kevin T. McVary Megan Merrill
David A. Goldfarb David S. Goldfarb Howard B. Goldman Irwin Goldstein Marc Goldstein Leonard G. Gomella Alex Gomelsky Cristiano M. Gomes Christopher M. Gonzalez Josh Gonzalez Ricardo R. Gonzalez Mark L. Gonzalgo John L. Gore E. Ann Gormley Rafael Gosalbez Angela E. Gousse Candace F. Granberg Michael Grasso Kirsten L. Greene Andreas Gross Gopal Gupta Mantu Gupta Khurshid Guru Jorge Gutierrez Aceves George P. Haber Lawrence S. Hakim Joanna Hannan Philip M. Hanno Richard E. Hautmann Kelly Healy Jason Hedges Joel J. Heidelbaugh Brian T. Helfand Wayne J. G. Hellstrom Ashok Hemal Gerard D. Henry Adonis K. Hijaz John M. Hollingsworth Ross Holmes Jeffrey M. Holzbeierlein William C. Huang Steven J. Hudak Robert E. Hurst Grace Hyun Andrew James David F. Jarrard Keith Jarvi Rama Jayanthi Ted Johnson J. Stephen Jones Steven Joniau Mark L. Jordan Jean Joseph Ashish M. Kamat Christopher J. Kane Jihad H. Kaouk Steven A. Kaplan Jose A. Karam Aaron Katz Mark Katz Ronald Kaufman Louis R. Kavoussi Alison Keenan Michael J. Kennelly Saeed R. Khan Mohit Khera Adam S. Kibel Stephanie Kielb Kathleen Kieran 5
Edward Messing Jeff M. Michalski Nicole L. Miller Jesse N. Mills Martin Miner Moben Mirza Drogo K. Montague Courtenay K. Moore Michael Moran Allen F. Morey Judd Moul Arthur P. Mourtzinos John P. Mulhall Stephen Y. Nakada Nissrine Nakib Caleb P. Nelson Christian Nelson Joel B. Nelson Casey Ng J. Curtis Nickel Alan M. Nieder Craig S. Niederberger Matt Nielsen Israel P. Nosnik Robert Oates Takehiko Ogawa Kenneth Pace Lance Pagliaro Vernon M. Pais, Jr. Allan J. Pantuck Gyan Pareek Dipen J. Parekh John M. Park Kwangsung Park C. Lowell Parsons J. Kellogg Parsons Alan W. Partin Anup Patel Sutchin Patel John G. Pattaras Margaret Pearle Kristina Penniston David F. Penson Daniel P. Petrylak Curtis Pettaway Michael Phelan John L. Phillips Phillip Pierorazio Peter A. Pinto Carol Podlasek Kamal Pohar Hans G. Pohl Michel Pontari Christopher R. Porter Kevin Pranikoff Michaella M. Prasad Glenn M. Preminger Joseph C. Presti Gail S. Prins Raj S. Pruthi Marcus L. Quek Ronald Rabinowitz Ganesh V. Raj Ranjith Ramasamy Abhay M. Rane Ardeshir Rastinehad Leonardo O. Reis Matthew Resnick
William S. Reynolds Audrey C. Rhee Mack Roach, III William W. Roberts Larissa V. Rodriguez Claus G. Roehrborn Ashley Ross Jennifer Rothschild Keith Rourke Eric S. Rovner Rachel Rubin Michael Ruggieri Daniel B. Rukstalis Paul Russo Fred Saad Hossein Sadeghi-Nejad Arthur Sagalowsky Christopher Saigal Mary K. Samplaski Martin G. Sanda Jaspreet S. Sandhu Jay Sandlow Richard Santucci Oliver Sartor Stephen J. Savage Charles D. Scales Harriette M. Scarpero Anthony J. Schaeffer
Marshall L. Stoller Douglas W. Storm M. Lynn Stothers Seth A. Strope Urs E. Studer Jun-Kyu Suh Chandru P. Sundaram Roger L. Sur Anne Suskind Douglas E. Sutherland Suzette Sutherland Robert S. Svatek Robert M. Sweet Konrad M. Szymanski Scott Tagawa Stacy T. Tanaka Samir S. Taneja Simon Tanguay Gregory E. Tasian Alexis E. Te Martha K. Terris Christopher D. Tessier Ian M. Thompson R. Houston Thompson Parveen Thumbikat Edouard J. Trabulsi Landon Trost Thomas M. T. Turk
Douglas S. Scherr Peter N. Schlegel Mark P. Schoenberg Bradley F. Schwartz Allen D. Seftel Casey A. Seideman Jay Shah Ojas Shah Ira D. Sharlip David Sharp Patrick J. Shenot Neal Shore Daniel A. Shoskes Steven S. Siegel Karl-Dietrich Sievert Mark Sigman Matthew N. Simmons Eila C. Skinner Marc C. Smaldone Angela B. Smith Joseph A. Smith Norm Smith Mark S. Soloway Philippe E. Spiess Irina Stanasel Arnulf Stenzl Andrew J. Stephenson C. J. Stimson
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James C. Ulchaker Robert Uzzo Sandip P. Vasavada Vijaya Vemulankonda Carlos A. Villanueva Bryan Voelzke M. Chad Wallis Run Wang John T. Wei Alan J. Wein Dana A. Weiss Robert M. Weiss Hunter Wessells Lenaine Westney Michael J. Whalen Duncan T. Wilcox James C. Williams, Jr. Ashley Winter J. Stuart Wolf, Jr. Lynn Woo Christopher G. Wood Hadley M. Wood Guan Wu Stanley Yap Elizabeth B. Yerkes James Yoo Lee Zhao Kevin Zorn
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Specialty Programs Page American College of Osteopathic Surgeons ........................................................................................................... 109 American Society for Men’s Health .............................................................................................................................. 56 Asociacio ´ n Espan ˜ ola de Urologı´a ............................................................................................................................... 277 Association Franc¸aise d’Urologie ................................................................................................................................. 213 AUA/Brazilian Portuguese Urology Program ............................................................................................................. 278 AUA/Confederacio ´ n Americana de Urologı´a ........................................................................................................... 39 British Association of Urological Surgeons/Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand ................. 210 Engineering and Urology Section of the Endourological Society ........................................................................ 36 Geriatric Urological Society ........................................................................................................................................... 209 Indian American Urological Association ...................................................................................................................... 37 Japanese Urological Association ................................................................................................................................. 210 Korean World Urologic Congress ................................................................................................................................. 207 Pan African Urological Surgeons Association/Caribbean Urological Association ....................................... 281 Philippine Urological Association ................................................................................................................................. 282 Polish Urological Association and Hungarian Urological Association .............................................................. 139 R. Frank Jones Urological Society ................................................................................................................................ 211 Research on Calculus Kinetics (ROCK) Society ....................................................................................................... 280 Sexual Medicine Society of North America ................................................................................................................ 41 Sociedad Argentina de Urologı´a ................................................................................................................................. 211 Societa ` Italiana di Urologia ........................................................................................................................................... 282 Society for Basic Urologic Research ............................................................................................................................ 109 Society for Basic Urologic Research/Society of Urologic Oncology ................................................................. 109 Society for Fetal Urology ................................................................................................................................................... 18 Society for Infection and Inflammation in Urology ................................................................................................. 191 Society for Pediatric Urology ........................................................................................................................................... 36 Society for the Study of Male Reproduction ............................................................................................................ 208 Society of Academic Urologists ...................................................................................................................................... 17 Society of Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons ................................................................................................... 55 Society of Urodynamics, Female Pelvic Medicine and Urogenital Reconstruction ....................................... 57 Society of Urologic Oncology ....................................................................................................................................... 125 Society of Urologic Robotic Surgery ........................................................................................................................... 207 Society of Women in Urology ........................................................................................................................................ 160 Urologic Society for Transplantation and Renal Surgery ...................................................................................... 278 World Chinese Urological Society .................................................................................................................................. 37
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OFFICE OF EDUCATION COURSES ALL COURSES ARE APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM 7:00 am - 5:00 pm COURSES
Thursday, May 11, 2017 7:00 am - 5:00 pm 101 HO
HANDS-ON UROLOGIC ULTRASOUND Pat Fulgham, Director Majid Eshghi, Christopher Porter, Stephen Savage, Eric Singer, Craig Smith, Philip Wise, Lewis Chan Rooms 106 and 107ABC
Friday, May 12, 2017
7:30 am - 6:00 pm
7:30 am - 9:30 am 01 IC
NOCTURIA: ADVANCES IN DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT Jeffrey Weiss, Director Room 253C
02 IC
CHEMOTHERAPY AND IMMUNOTHERAPY OPTIONS FOR GENITOURINARY MALIGNANCIES Costas Lallas, Director Anne Calvaresi, Edouard Trabulsi Room 258A
03 IC
UROLOGICAL CARE FOR THE PATIENT WITH A PROGRESSIVE NEUROLOGICAL CONDITION John Stoffel, Director Anne P. Cameron, Anne Suskind Room 258B
04 IC
05 IC
SUCCESSFUL INTEGRATION OF ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES AND PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS INTO UROLOGY PRACTICES Claus Roehrborn, Director Brad Hornberger Room 259AB
10:00 am - 12:00 pm REAL MEN GET REAL PELVIC PAIN Jeannette Potts, Director Rhonda Kotarinos, Dean Tripp Room 253C
07 IC
PHOTOSELECTIVE VAPORIZATION OF THE PROSTATE (PVP) AND GREEN LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE (GREENLEP) USING THE 532NM LITHIUM TRIBORATE LASER Henry Woo, Director Fernando Go´mez-Sancha, Oliver Reich Room 257AB
08 IC
BOTULINUM TOXIN: WHY USE IT, HOW TO DO IT, WHAT ARE THE RESULTS? Michael Chancellor, Director Room 258B
PHYSICIAN CONTRACT NEGOTIATION: EMPLOYMENT AND OWNERSHIP IN THE CURRENT ECONOMIC CLIMATE Thomas Stringer, Director Thomas Crawford, Michael Igel Room 258C
10 IC
MULTI-PARAMETRIC ULTRASOUND IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER Pat Fulgham, Director Tillmann Loch, Edouard Trabulsi Room 259AB
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
RISK-STRATIFICATION OF LOCALIZED RENAL MASSES Mohamad Allaf, Director Steven Campbell, Phillip Pierorazio, Robert Uzzo Room 258C
06 IC
09 IC
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CONTEMPORARY TREATMENT STRATEGIES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PENILE CANCER Philippe Spiess, Director Viraj Master, Chris Protzel Room 253C
12 IC
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Martin Sanda, Director Jeffrey Cadeddu Room 258A
13 IC
EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF UROGENITAL PAIN Michael Sabia, Director Jed-Sian Cheng, Karolynn Echols, Nitin Patel Room 258B
14 IC
MANAGEMENT OF CHALLENGING RENAL MASSES: GUIDELINES FOCUSED CASEBASED COURSE WITH ADVANCED TECHNIQUES IN ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Chandru Sundaram, Director Mihir Desai, Jihad Kaouk, Arieh Shalhav Room 258C
OFFICE OF EDUCATION COURSES ALL COURSES ARE APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm 15 IC
16 IC
TESTICULAR CANCER: CURRENT CONCEPTS AND CONTROVERSIES Joel Sheinfeld, Director George Bosl, Brett Carver Room 253C
17 IC
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Sam Chang, Director James McKiernan, Chad Ritch Room 258B
18 IC
RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: A COMPREHENSIVE COURSE OF SURGICAL & MEDICAL MANAGEMENT FOR HIGH RISK DISEASE. FROM ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY, COMPLICATION MANAGEMENT TO TARGETED THERAPY – NEW PARADIGMS FOR TREATMENT Benjamin Lee, Director Erik Castle, A. Oliver Sartor Room 258C
PROSTATE CANCER FOCAL THERAPY: IS IT THE RIGHT TIME FOR YOUR PRACTICE? John Davis, Director Peter Pinto, Ardeshir Rastinehad, Ashutosh Tewari Room 258A
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:30 am - 6:00 pm
7:30 am - 9:30 am
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
19 IC
24 IC
PESADILLAS EN ENDOUROLOGI´A (ESTE ´ LO EN ESPAN ˜ OL) CURSO SE PRESENTA SO Daniel Olvera-Posada, Director Brian Eisner, Carlos Mendez-Probst Room 253C
25 IC
WHAT A GENERAL UROLOGIST SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CARE OF TRANSGENDER PATIENTS Dmitriy Nikolavsky, Director Curtis Crane, Lee Zhao Room 257AB
26 IC
CONTEMPORARY PHARMACOTHERAPY FOR OAB Eric Rovner, Director Christopher Chapple, Alan Wein Room 258A
27 IC
MANAGEMENT OF URETERAL STRICTURE DISEASE Louis Kavoussi, Director Sammy Elsamra, Thomas Jarrett, Richard Link Room 258A
DISORDERS OF THE PENIS: PEYRONIE’S DISEASE, CONGENITAL CURVATURE, AND ADULT ACQUIRED BURIED PENIS Laurence Levine, Director David Ralph Room 258B
28 IC
ROBOTIC UPPER URINARY TRACT RECONSTRUCTION: A TOP TO BOTTOM APPROACH Michael Stifelman, Director Daniel Eun, Raju Thomas, Lee Zhao Room 258C
NEW TECHNOLOGY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF STONE DISEASE: WHAT’S NEW, WHAT WORKS, AND WHAT TO BUY Bodo Knudsen, Director Ben Chew, Mitchell Humphreys Room 258C
29 IC
MANAGEMENT OF INFERTILITY IN MEN WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY: A CURRICULUM FOR PRACTITIONERS Charles Lynne, Director Nancy Brackett, Emad Ibrahim Room 259AB
AUA GUIDELINES UPDATE: MEDICAL AND SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF RENAL AND URETERAL STONES Ojas Shah, Director Dean Assimos, David Goldfarb, James Lingeman, Brian Matlaga Room 253C
20 IC
CODING AND REIMBURSEMENT UPDATE 2017 Ronald Kaufman, Director Jonathan Rubenstein, Stephanie Stinchcomb Room 257AB
21 IC
INFERTILITY UPDATE 2017: A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO THE CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF THE INFERTILE MALE (TRADUCIDO EN ˜ OL) ESPAN Larry Lipshultz, Director Robert Brannigan, Michael Eisenberg Room 258B
22 IC
23 IC
7:30 am - 10:30 am 103 HO
MR US FUSION GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY: INTEGRATING MP MRI AND BIOPSY INTO YOUR UROLOGIC PRACTICE FOR SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING Peter Pinto, Co-Course Director Ardeshir Rastinehad, Co-Course Director Hashim Ahmed, Eran Ben-Levi, Marc Bjurlin, Jonathan Coleman, Arvin George, Leonard Marks, Pierre Mozer, Soroush Rais-Bahrami, Thomas Smyth, Samir Taneja, Ashutosh Tewari, Ismail Baris Turkbey, Osamu Ukimura, Robert Villani, Arnauld Villers Rooms 106 and 107ABC
11:00 am - 12:00 pm 104/105 HO
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PROSTATE MR IMAGING: WHAT A UROLOGIST SHOULD KNOW Rajan Gupta, Co-Director Ardeshir Rastinehad, Co-Director Eran Ben-Levi, Peter Choyke, Ismail Baris Turkbey Room 106
OFFICE OF EDUCATION COURSES ALL COURSES ARE APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
104 HO
35 IC
UROLOGICAL TRAUMA AND RECONSTRUCTION Michael Coburn, Director Noel Armenakas, Steven Hudak Room 253C
36 IC
ENDOUROLOGIA AVANZADA - MANEJO DE CIRUGIA RENAL PERCUTEA Y CIRUGIA INTRARRENAL RETROGRADA COMPLEJA ´ LO EN (ESTE CURSO SE PRESENTA SO ˜ OL) ESPAN Jorge Gutierrez-Aceves, Director Jose Amon Sesmero, Francisco Daels Room 257AB
37 IC
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF STONES: HOW TO DO IT LIKE THE EXPERTS Stephen Nakada, Director Margaret Pearle Room 258A
38 IC
VAGINAL SURGERY FOR THE UROLOGIST Victor Nitti, Director Benjamin Brucker Room 258B
39 IC
COMPLICATIONS OF ROBOTIC UROLOGICAL SURGERY: PREVENTION, RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT Rene Sotelo, Director Monish Aron, Reza Ghavamian, Joseph Smith Room 258C
40 IC
UROGENITAL TRACT INFECTIONS: EMERGING THREATS AND CLINICAL GUIDELINES Florian Wagenlehner, Director Kurt Naber, Daniel Shoskes Room 259AB
PROSTATE MR IMAGING: WHAT A UROLOGIST SHOULD KNOW (HANDS-ON SESSION) Ardeshir Rastinehad, Director Room 107ABC
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm 30 IC
HOW GENERAL UROLOGISTS CAN EVALUATE AND TREAT MALE INFERTILITY Marc Goldstein, Director Peter Chan, Mark Sigman Room 253C
31 IC
SURGEONS AS EDUCATORS: A PRIMER FOR ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING EXCELLENCE Tobias Kohler, Director Kurt McCammon, Patrick McKenna, Bradley Schwartz Room 257AB
32 IC
UROLOGY 911: HANDLING INTRAOPERATIVE CONSULTS Michael Schwartz, Director Brian Duty, Jessica Kreshover Room 258A
33 IC
FOUNDATIONS OF FEMALE UROLOGY J. Christian Winters, Director Stephen Kraus, Nirit Rosenblum Room 258B
34 IC
MANAGING MALE AND FEMALE IC/BPS: COMPREHENSIVE MULTIMODAL THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH UROLOGIC PELVIC PAIN Robert Evans, Director Jennifer Fariello, Robert Moldwin Room 259AB
COURSES
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm 105 HO
PROSTATE MR IMAGING: WHAT A UROLOGIST SHOULD KNOW (HANDS-ON SESSION) Ardeshir Rastinehad, Director Room 107ABC
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:30 am - 6:00 pm
7:30 am - 9:30 am 41 IC
42 IC
MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX URINARY COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING TREATMENT FOR PROSTATE CANCER Jaspreet Sandhu, Director Kurt McCammon, O. Lenaine Westney Room 253C PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSTICS: BIOMARKERS, MRI, AND BIOPSY TECHNIQUES Daniel Barocas, Director Scott Eggener, John Wei Room 257AB
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43 IC
PRACTICAL MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF NEPHROLITHIASIS - A GUIDELINES AND CASE-BASED APPROACH Glenn Preminger, Director Roger Sur Room 258A
44 IC
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF LOCALIZED RENAL MASS Steven Campbell, Director Mohamad Allaf, Brian Lane, Robert Uzzo Room 258B
45 IC
TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF BLADDER CANCER - A DECEPTIVELY DIFFICULT COMMON OPERATION - HOW TO IMPROVE Mark Soloway, Director Arthur Sagalowsky, Alexandre Zlotta Room 258C
OFFICE OF EDUCATION COURSES ALL COURSES ARE APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM 46 IC
CREATING A SUCCESSFUL MEN’S HEALTH CENTER - AN EVIDENCE BASED APPROACH Joseph Alukal, Director James Hotaling, Thomas Walsh Room 259AB
54 IC
COMMON PROBLEMS IN PEDIATRIC UROLOGY: WHAT EVERY UROLOGIST SHOULD KNOW Richard Rink, Director Mark Cain Room 257AB
55 IC
TESTOSTERONE THERAPY: CHALLENGES AND CONTROVERSIES FOR THE EXPERIENCED CLINICIAN Abraham Morgentaler, Director Abdulmaged Traish Room 258A
56 IC
DIFFICULT CASES IN HIGH RISK BLADDER CANCER: AN EVIDENCE BASED APPROACH Michael Cookson, Director Jeffrey Holzbeierlein, Timothy Masterson Room 258B
57 IC
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY, INTERACTIVE TUMOR BOARD: MRI-TRUS FUSION GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY Inderbir Gill, Director Andre Luis de Castro Abreu, Amin Mahul, Suzanne Palmer Room 258C
58 IC
MAINTAINING AND RESTORING WOMEN’S SEXUAL FUNCTION Irwin Goldstein, Director Susan Kellogg-Spadt, Noel Kim Room 259AB
8:00 am - 11:00 am 106 HO
PRACTICAL PCNL: FROM ACCESS TO EXIT David Hoenig, Director Lanna Cheuck, Sammy Elsamra, Geoffrey Gaunay, Piruz Motamedinia, Zeph Okeke, Zhamshid Okhunov, Ardeshir Rastinehad, Peter Steinberg, Joshua Stern, Robert Sweet, Philip Zhao Rooms 106 and 107ABC
10:00 am - 12:00 pm 47 IC
48 IC
49 IC
50 IC
OPTIMIZING PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSTICS: TRANSPERINEAL, TRANSRECTAL AND MRI-ULTRASOUND FUSION TARGETED BIOPSIES Richard Popert, Director Haesun Choi, John Ward, Stephen Williams Room 253C URINARY DIVERSION AFTER ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Hani Rashid, Director Ahmed Ghazi, Khurshid Guru, Janet Kukreja, Guan Wu Room 257AB URODYNAMIC EVALUATION & ADVANCES IN MANAGEMENT OF ADULT NEUROGENIC BLADDER: A CASE BASED APPROACH Hari Tunuguntla, Director Angelo Gousse, Stephen Kraus Room 258A
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 107 HO
MOLECULAR IMAGING IN UROLOGY: STATE OF THE ART AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS Mohamad Allaf, Director Michael Gorin, Declan Murphy, Steven Rowe Room 258B
51 IC
CATASTROPHIES, COMPLICATIONS AND CORRECTIONS IN PERCUTANEOUS RENAL SURGERY Arthur Smith, Director Ralph Clayman, Jean de la Rosette, Mahesh Desai Room 258C
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FLAPS IN PELVIC RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY Shlomo Raz, Director Ja-Hong Kim Room 259AB
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CONTEMPORARY URODYNAMICS Mikel Gray, Director Michael Albo, Toby Chai, Roger Dmochowski, Lynette Franklin, Mary Greenway, Michael Kennelly, Kristy Keyock, Stephen Kraus, Eric Rovner Room 107ABC
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PRACTICAL URORADIOLOGY: THE OFFICE BASED INTERPRETATION OF UROLOGIC RADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES Jay Bishoff, Director Shane Anderson, Sero Andonian, Srinivas Vourganti Room 253C
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PERIOPERATIVE OPIOID-SPARING ANALGESIA STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER UROLOGIC SURGERY T. Anderson, Director Francis McGovern Room 257AB
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MANAGEMENT OF COMMON DILEMMAS IN PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT Gerald Andriole, Director Anthony D’Amico, Adam Kibel, A. Oliver Sartor Room 258A
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CREATIVE THINKING: UNDERSTANDING AND DEVELOPING YOUR INNOVATIVE ABILITIES Ralph Clayman, Director Lisa Barron, Marshall Stoller Room 258B
NEW TECHNIQUES IN BPH SURGERY: ENDOSCOPIC ENUCLEATION Peter Gilling, Director Andreas Gross, Lori Lerner Room 253C
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HOW LASERS WORK - WHAT UROLOGISTS DON’T KNOW THAT THEY DON’T KNOW Lori Lerner, Director Clinton Collins Room 258C
PARADIGM CHANGES IN A 40 YEAR OLD OPERATION: INFLATABLE PENILE IMPLANT (IPP) Steven Wilson, Director Paul Perito, Robert Valenzuela Room 259AB
Monday, May 15, 2017
7:30 - 6:00 pm
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THE PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER: INTEGRATING THE SUFU OVERACTIVE BLADDER CLINICAL CARE PATHWAY INTO YOUR PRACTICE Benjamin Brucker, Director Stephen Kraus, Diane Newman Room 258A
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NUTRITION COUNSELING FOR THE PREVENTION OF UROLITHIASIS Patrick Lowry, Director Sutchin Patel, Kristina Penniston Room 253C
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EXTRAPERITONEAL LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC UROLOGIC SURGERY Jean Joseph, Director Hiten Patel, Christian Pavlovich, James Porter Room 257AB
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AUA GUIDELINES 2017: MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Jeffrey Holzbeierlein, Director Jeff Michalski, Jonathan Rosenberg Room 258B
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AUA GUIDELINES 2017: SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Kathleen Kobashi, Director Gary Lemack Room 258A
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PROSTATE CANCER UPDATE 2017 ˜ OL) (TRADUCIDO EN ESPAN William Catalona, Director Douglas Dahl, Stanley Liauw, Stacy Loeb, Robert Nadler, Russell Szmulewitz Room 258B
NOVEL AGENTS AND CONCEPTS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HORMONE NAI¨VE AND CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Judd Moul, Director Lawrence Karsh, Christopher Sweeney Room 253C
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ADVANCED ROBOTIC UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY: EXTREME UNFORGETTABLE CASES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT Vipul Patel, Director David Albala, Sam Bhayani, Rafael Coelho, Alexandre Mottrie, Bernardo Maria Rocco Room 258C THE ROLE OF SACRAL NEUROMODULATION IN UROLOGICAL PRACTICE Steven Siegel, Director Room 259AB
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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES IN URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION Hunter Wessells, Director Guido Barbagli, Sanjay Kulkarni Room 253C
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GUIDELINES BASED EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF MLUTS AND BPH Steven Kaplan, Director Claus Roehrborn Room 257AB
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EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF URINARY TRACT BLEEDING: FROM ASYMPTOMATIC MICROHEMATURIA TO INTRACTABLE HEMORRHAGIC CYSTITIS Stephen Boorjian, Director Daniel Barocas, Jay Raman Room 258A
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TESTOSTERONE: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE HYPOGONADAL MALE Wayne Hellstrom, Director Mohit Khera, Martin Miner Room 258B
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HOW TO PREPARE AND GIVE MORE EFFECTIVE MEDICAL PRESENTATIONS: IMPROVING YOUR SLIDES AND TIPS ON BETTER PUBLIC SPEAKING Stephen Leslie, Director Room 259AB
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ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: BEYOND THE LEARNING CURVE John Davis, Director Fatih Atug, Declan Murphy, Koon Rha, Kevin Zorn Room 259AB
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PRIMARY AND REOPERATIVE HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR: EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING Warren Snodgrass, Director Nicol Bush Room 257AB
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ADVANCED URETEROSCOPY: OVERCOMING CHALLENGING PROBLEMS Michael Grasso, Director Demetrius Bagley, Scott Hubosky, Olivier Traxer Room 258C
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VASECTOMY: A VERY PRACTICAL CASEBASED COURSE ON PREOPERATIVE, INTRAOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT Ira Sharlip, Director Stanton Honig, Joel Marmar, Jay Sandlow Room 253C EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC BLADDER AND BOWEL DYSFUNCTION Lane Palmer, Director Paul Austin, Christopher Cooper Room 257AB
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MANAGEMENT OF NONMUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR COMMON PROBLEMS Cheryl Lee, Director Ashish Kamat, Kamal Pohar, J. Alfred Witjes Room 258C
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AUA GUIDELINE UPDATE: CASTRATIONRESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Michael Cookson, Director Adam Kibel, William Lowrance Room 258B
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GERIATRIC UROLOGY: BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR UROLOGIC PRACTICE Tomas Griebling, Director Camille Vaughan Room 259AB
REOPERATIVE PELVIC FLOOR MEDICINE: FOR THE UROLOGIST AND GYNECOLOGIST Roger Dmochowski, Director Howard Goldman, Alexander Gomelsky, Mickey Karram Room 258A
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
7:30 am - 12:00 pm
7:30 am - 9:30 am
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
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FILM STUDY TO IMPROVE SURGICAL OUTCOMES – WATCHING AND UNDERSTANDING LAPAROSCOPIC/ROBOTIC SURGERY STEP-BY-STEP Wesley White, Director James Bienvenu, Georges Pascal Haber, David Thiel Room 253C
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MANAGEMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER: A CASE BASED APPROACH WITH EMPHASIS ON INTEGRATING NEW MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS INTO CLINICAL PRACTICE Eric Klein, Director Andrew Stephenson Room 258A
SUPINE VS. PRONE PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: PATIENT SELECTION, POSITIONING AND DIRECT VISION PERCUTANEOUS RENAL ACCESS. SAFER, FASTER, EASIER. James Borin, Director Brian Eisner, Guido Giusti Room 253C
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ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR PROSTATE CANCER Laurence Klotz, Director Mark Emberton, Ian Thompson Room 258A
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LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR UROLOGICAL CANCERS: INDICATIONS, TEMPLATES, TECHNIQUES AND ONCOLOGICAL AS WELL AS FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Agostino Mattei, Director R. Jeffrey Karnes, Jochen Walz Room 259AB
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ADVANCED PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Evangelos Liatsikos, Director John Denstedt, Mantu Gupta, Thomas Knoll Room 258C
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UROLITHIASIS: METABOLIC EVALUATION AND MEDICAL TREATMENT Michael Lipkin, Director Jodi Antonelli, Sara Best, Brian Eisner Room 258B
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CONTEMPORARY EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF BILATERAL, MULTIFOCAL, OR HEREDITARY RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: A CASE BASED APPROACH Gennady Bratslavsky, Director Adam Metwalli, Eric Singer Room 259AB
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8:00 am - 5:00 pm SOCIETY OF ACADEMIC UROLOGISTS (SAU) Room 204 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
8:00
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Program Chairs: Benjamin Breyer, Badrinath Konety
8:05
RESIDENT EDUCATION IN A MANAGED CARE SETTING
SERIOUS GAMES: COMPETITION VS. INCENTIVES TO ENGAGE RESIDENT IN QUALITY-IMPROVEMENT EDUCATION Charles Scales
BENEFITS/CHALLENGES OF A PRIVATE PRACTICE ROTATION Kathleen Kobashi 8:20
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UNIQUE ADVANTAGES OF A NONUNIVERSITY BASED RESIDENCY PROGRAM Gary W. Chien
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ASSESSING SURGICAL SKILLS AMONG UROLOGY RESIDENT APPLICANTS: CAN CROWD SOURCING IDENTIFY THE NEXT GENERATION OF SURGEONS? Ralph Clayman
1:10
MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL TRIAL OF A COMPUTER-BASED ASSESSMENT OF SURGICAL SKILL (C-BASS) Joel Koenig
1:15
WORKFORCE UPDATE - PANEL DISCUSSION Moderator: Eila Skinner
SIMULATION IN RESIDENT EDUCATION NEW ADVANCES IN SIMULATION BASED EDUCATION Robert Sweet
9:00
JUDGING THE IMPACT OF SIMULATION ON RESIDENT PERFORMANCE Kristin Chrouser
9:15
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESIDENTS
WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE Panelists: E. Ann Gormley, Sima Porten, Angela Smith
GLOBAL VOLUNTEERISM Catherine DeVries 9:30
BENEFITS OF INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE IN RESIDENCY TRAINING Kurt McCammon
9:40
SOCIETY OF WOMEN IN UROLOGY UPDATE Kathleen Kieran
9:50
BREAK
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PREDICTORS OF A SUCCESSFUL UROLOGY RESIDENT USING MED-STUDENT APPLICANT MATERIALS R. Houston Thompson
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HOT OFF OF THE PRESS: NEW REGULATIONS Chad Ritenour
10:50
GLOBAL HEALTHCARE AND RESIDENT EDUCATION
1:45
DIVIDENDS FROM ENHANCING DIVERSITY AMONG RESIDENTS AND FACULTY Panelists: Arthur Burnett, Tracy Downs, Cheryl Lee, Christopher Warlick
2:15
IMPACT OF HEALTHCARE REFORM AND REREFORM Patrick McKenna
2:45
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THE COMPLETE DEAN: 350 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP LESSONS Ralph Clayman
3:20
LEADERSHIP IN UROLOGY: IS IT FOR YOU? Stephen Nakada
3:40
THE CHANGING FACE OF ACADEMIC HEALTH SYSTEMS Louis Kavoussi
4:00
BURNOUT IN UROLOGY Raj Pruthi
4:20
APP - TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
INTERNATIONAL BOARD CERTIFICATION PATHWAY- OPPORTUNITY FOR ENHANCING GLOBAL HEALTHCARE? John Denstedt
PREVALENCE OF APP INCORPORATION INTO THE UROLOGIC WORKFORCE Bradley Erickson
11:10
AUA APPROACH TO GLOBAL RESIDENT EDUCATION Inderbir Gill
4:30
ESTABLISHING A SPECIALIZED UROLOGY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR APPS Bradley Leibovich
11:30
ABU UPDATE Gerald Jordan
4:40
AUA OFFICE OF RESEARCH UPDATE Aria Olumi
11:45
AUA OFFICE OF EDUCATION UPDATE Victor Nitti
4:55
WRAP-UP/ADJOURN
12:00
LUNCH - ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
1:00
GRANT RECIPIENT REPORTS
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THURSDAY
Thursday, May 11, 2017
Thursday, May 11, 2017
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER (CRPC) LIVE FORUM FOR UROLOGY RESIDENTS & FELLOWS: PRESENTED BY THE AUA IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SOCIETY FOR UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY (SUO) Room 205A @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 8:00
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PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSION Co-Course Directors: Michael Cookson, David Jarrard
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Thursday, May 11, 2017
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm SOCIETY FOR FETAL UROLOGY (SFU) Room 208 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
6:00
SFU CASE PRESENTATIONS
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MP ⫽ Moderated Poster Session, PD ⫽ Podium Session
Friday, May 12, 2017
Plenary: Prime Time, Friday Morning Session
8:00 am - 11:30 am
8:00
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Moderator: Prokar Dasgupta Radical Perineal Prostatectomy: Michael Harris Laparoscopic Prostatectomy: Karim Touijer Single-Port Robotic Perineal Prostatectomy: Jihad Kaouk
9:00
TUMOR BOARD: PROSTATE CANCER Moderator: Andrew Stephenson Panelists: Anthony D’Amico, Adam Kibel, Stacy Loeb, Matthew Smith
9:30
TUMOR BOARD: TESTIS CANCER Moderator: Joel Sheinfeld Panelists: Clair Beard, Michael Jewett, Phillip Pierorazio, Philip Saylor
9:55
TUMOR BOARD: BLADDER CANCER Moderator: Mark Soloway Panelists: Jason Efstathiou, Ashish Kamat, Richard Lee, Chad Ritch
10:20
TUMOR BOARD: KIDNEY CANCER Moderator: W. Marston Linehan Panelists: Michael Blute, Toni Choueiri, Jonathan Coleman, M. Dror Michaelson
10:50
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Jeffrey Holzbeierlein
11:00
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: RENAL CELL CANCER Steven Campbell
11:10
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER-LOW RISK Jeffrey Cadeddu
11:15
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER-INTERMEDIATE RISK Martin Sanda
11:25
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER-HIGH RISK Mary Taplin
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Ballroom West @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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Plenary: Prime Time, Friday Afternoon Session COURT IS IN SESSION: CLINCIAL LESSONS THROUGH A LEGAL LENS Ballroom West @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
1:00
COURT IS IN SESSION: JUDGE’S OPENING REMARKS AND INTRODUCTIONS Judge: Vijaya Vemulakonda Attorneys: Glenn Dopf, John Cassidy
1:10
CASE 1: COLOSTOMY AFTER ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY Moderator: Christopher Evans Expert Witness (Plaintiff): Gerald Andriole Expert Witness (Defense): Christopher Kane Defendant: Alejandro Rodriguez
2:05
CASE 2: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION ON ANDROGREN REPLACEMENT THERAPY Moderator: Culley Carson Expert Witness (Plaintiff): John Mulhall Expert Witness (Defense): Mohit Khera Defendant: Mark Lindgren
3:00
CASE 3: SEPSIS AFTER MINI-PCNL Moderator: Stephen Nakada Expert Witness (Plaintiff): Ojas Shah Expert Witness (Defense): Glenn Preminger Defendant: Zeph Okeke
4:00
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Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 1 STONE DISEASE: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION I Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Francis Keeley, Charles Scales and Thomas Turk ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP01-01 STENT EARLY ENCRUSTATION (SEE) STUDY: FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE CALCIFICATIONS William T. Berg*, Yefim Sheynkin, David Schulsinger, Stony Brook, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP01-09 IMPLEMENTING ULTRASOUND AND KIDNEY, URETER, BLADDER FILM AS FIRST-LINE IMAGING REQUIREMENTS FOR PATIENTS WITH KNOWN URINARY CALCULOUS DISEASE IN AN OUTPATIENT SETTING Robert Medairos, M. Ryan Farrell*, Chicago, IL, Jacob Hess, Deborah Lamm, Christopher Buckle, Deerfield, IL, Christopher Coogan, Chicago, IL
MP01-02 A NOMOGRAM FOR PREDICTING URETERAL STONE PASSAGE Vishnu Ganesan*, Michael Kattan, Cleveland, OH, Christopher Loftus, Seattle, WA, Bryan Hinck, Daniel Greene, Yaw Nyame, Sri Sivalingam, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH
MP01-10 LEAN MUSCLE MASS IS MORE ACCURATE THAN CREATININE TO WEIGHT RATIO TO EVALUATE 24-HOUR URINE COLLECTION ADEQUACY: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A REGRESSION MODEL Natalia Leva*, Thomas Sanford, San Francisco, CA, Ryan Hsi, Nashville, TN, Krishna Ramaswamy, Thomas Chi, Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA
MP01-03 PATIENT CENTERED FACTORS INFLUENCING URETERAL STONE PASSAGE Andrew Portis*, Jennifer Portis, Suzanne Neises, St Paul, MN MP01-04 INNOVATION IN URETERAL STONE CARE DELIVERY AFTER EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (ED) VISIT: MATCHED CONTROLLED STUDY. Abdulrahman Alruwaily*, Sapan Ambani, Steven Kronick, Gary Faerber, John Hollingsworth, William Roberts, J. Stuart Wolf, Jr., ANN ARBOR, MI
MP01-11 CT-BASED DIAGNOSIS OF VISCERAL OBESITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW URINARY PH, URIC ACID NEPHROLITHIASIS, AND LARGER STONE VOLUMES Nishant D. Patel*, Ryan Ward, Juan Calle, Erick Remer, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH
MP01-05 CAN A STONE OBSTRUCTING THE URETER CEASE TO CAUSE PAIN? Natalia Hernandez, Yan Song, Sarah Mozafarpour*, Brian Eisner, Boston, MA
MP01-12 THE ASSOCIATION OF HEMOGLOBIN A1C AND URINARY OXALATE IN STONE FORMERS Kyle Wood*, Birmingham, AL, Marc Colaco, Winston-Salem, NC, John Knight, Ross Holmes, Dean Assimos, Birmingham, AL
MP01-06 PREDICTORS OF FLANK PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH A NON-DILATED COLLECTING SYSTEM: RESULTS FROM RESKU, THE REGISTRY FOR STONES OF THE KIDNEY AND URETER Carissa Chu*, Manint Usawachintachit, David T. Tzou, Kazumi Taguchi, Marshall Stoller, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
MP01-13 IS THERE A SHIFT FROM INFECTIOUS STONES IN STAGHORN CALCULI? Tyler Haden*, Paige Kuhlmann, Jacqueline Ross, Stephen Kalkhoff, Carrie Johans, Alex Jones, Stephen Weinstein, Mark Wakefield, Daniel Hoyt, James Cummings, Naveen Pokala, Columbia, MO
MP01-07 THE ADDED UTILITY OF DIGITAL TOMOSYNTHESIS TO STANDARD ABDOMINAL RADIOGRAPHY FOR IDENTIFICATION OF URINARY CALCULI Daniel Wollin*, Rajan Gupta, Brian Young, Eugene Cone, Adam Kaplan, Daniele Marin, Bhavik Patel, Michael Ferrandino, Glenn Preminger, Michael Lipkin, Durham, NC
MP01-14 DO METABOLIC FACTORS INFLUENCE THE FORMATION AND RECURRENCE OF BLADDER CALCULI? Julie Thai*, Tim Tran, Egor Parkhomenko, Mantu Gupta, New York, NY
MP01-08 USE OF DEDICATED STONE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE TO ASSESS URINARY STONE SIZE: TOWARDS SEMI-AUTOMATED METRICS TO ENHANCE PREDICTION OF SPONTANEOUS STONE PASSAGE Scott Heiner*, John Lieske, Roy Marcus, John Knoedler, Shane Dirks, Joel Fletcher, Cynthia McCollough, Rochester, MN
MP01-15 PERCEPTIONS OF NEPHROLITHIASIS PROMOTING FACTORS AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES: A PROSPECTIVE SURVEY ANALYSIS Mathew Q. Fakhoury*, Chicago, IL, Barbara Gordon, Boise, ID, Barbara Shorter, New Hyde Park, NY, Matthew R. Cohn, Elizabeth Cabezon, James S. Wysock, Marc A. Bjurlin, New York, NY
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MP01-17 AGE, SEX, AND CLIMATE DIFFERENCES IN THE TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF KIDNEY STONE PRESENTATION Gregory Tasian*, Philadelphia, PA, Ana Vicedo-Cabrera, Basel, Switzerland, Robert Kopp, New Brunswick, NJ, Lihai Song, Michelle Ross, Jose Pulido, Steven Warner, Philadelphia, PA, David Goldfarb, New York, NY, Susan Furth, Philadelphia, PA
MP01-20 SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY IMPAIRS URINE PH: RESULTS OF THE PROSPECTIVE SWISS KIDNEY STONE COHORT REGISTER Veronika Skuginna, Bern, Switzerland, Nilufar Mohebbi, Zurich, Switzerland, Daniel Fuster, Bern, Switzerland, Min-Jeong Kim, Basel, Switzerland, Carsten A. Wagner, Zurich, Switzerland, Gre´goire Wuerzner, Geneva, Switzerland, Nasser Dhayat, Zurich, Switzerland, Olivier Bonny, Lausanne, Switzerland, Beat Roth*, Bern, Switzerland
MP01-18 PRECIPITATION (AND NOT TEMPERATURE) IS ASSOCIATED WITH URINARY STONE DISEASE IN CALIFORNIA Kai Dallas*, Stanford, CA, Simon Conti, John Leppert, Palo Alto, CA, Christopher Elliott, Santa Clara, CA, Mario Sofer, Tel Aviv, Israel, Alan Thong, Palo Alto, CA
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Moderated Poster Session 2 BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: SURGICAL THERAPY & NEW TECHNOLOGY I Room 156 @ Boston Convention and Exhibition Center Moderators: Mitchell Humphreys and Amy Krambeck ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP02-01 PROSTATE PHOTOVAPORIZATION VS. TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE: A MATCHED PAIRED ANALYSIS COMPARING THE BPH6 OUTCOME. Sebastiano Cimino, Giorgio Ivan Russo*, Catania, Italy, Salvatore Voce, Fabiano Palmieri, Ravenna, Italy, Tommaso Castelli, Vincenzo Favilla, Salvatore Privitera, Giuseppe Morgia, Catania, Italy
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP02-04 VALIDATION OF PRE-OPERATIVE TRUS VOLUME MODEL IN PREDICTING ENUCLEATION RATES FOR HOLEP SURGERY. Farooq Khan*, Mohamed Asad Saleemi, Barney Barrass, Sanjeev Taneja, Asher Alam, Aza Mohammed, Luton, United Kingdom, Ian Nunney, Norwich, United Kingdom MP02-05 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF OUTCOME FOLLOWING LASER VAPORIZATION AND LASER ENUCLEATION WITH MORCELLATION - A NATIONAL DATABASE ANALYSIS Alex Jones*, Carrie Johans, Naveen Pokala, Tyler Haden, Columbia, MO
MP02-02 PURE BIPOLAR PLASMA VAPORIZATION OF THE PROSTATE: 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP FROM A PROSPECTIVE 3D ULTRASOUND VOLUMETRY STUDY Benedikt Kranzbu¨hler*, Oliver Gross, Christian D. Fankhauser, Marian S. Wettstein, Nico C. Grossmann, Etienne X. Keller, Daniel Eberli, Tullio Sulser, Ce´dric Poyet, Thomas Hermanns, Zurich, Switzerland
MP02-06 LEARNING CURVES AND PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES AFTER ENDOSCOPIC ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE: A COMPARISON BETWEEN GREENLIGHT 532-NM AND HOLMIUM LASERS Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Gre´goire Robert, Vincent Comat, Bordeaux, France, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Fernando Gomez-Sancha, Madrid, Spain, Jean-Nicolas Cornu, Chu Rouen, France, Vincent Misrai, Toulouse, France
MP02-03 LONG TERM OUTCOMES AFTER PHOTOVAPORIZATION OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA USING XPS GREENLIGHT® LASER : A 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY. Jehanne Calves*, Georges Fournier, Brest, France
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MP01-19 RECENT EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND METABOLIC TRENDS IN STONE DISEASE: RISING HYPOCITRATURIA AND HYPEROXALURIA Ramy F. Youssef, Jeremy W. Martin*, Orange, CA, Khashayar Sakhaee, John Poindexter, Dallas, TX, Simone L. Vernez, Rahul Dutta, Orange, CA, Charles D. Scales, Glenn M. Preminger, Michael E. Lipkin, Durham, NC
MP01-16 METABOLIC SYNDROME INCREASES THE RISK FOR CALCIUM OXALATE STONE FORMATION: RESULTS FROM A NATIONWIDE SURVEY ON UROLITHIASIS IN JAPAN Akinori Iba*, Yasuo Kohjimoto, Takashi Iguchi, Shimpei Yamashita, Satoshi Nishizawa, Kazuro Kikkawa, Isao Hara, Wakayama, Japan
MP02-15 PSA-CHANGES AND MICTURITION IMPROVEMENT 5-YEARS AFTER THULIUM VAPOENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE FOR SYMPTOMATIC BENIGN PROSTATIC OBSTRUCTION Christopher Netsch*, Benedikt Becker, Ann Kathrin Orywal, Hamburg, Germany, Thomas Herrmann, Hannover, Germany, Andreas Gross, Hamburg, Germany
MP02-07 EN-BLOC GREEN LIGHT 532NM ENUCLEATION OF PROSTATE (GLEP): FIRST U.S. EXPERIENCE Kai Li*, Alan Yaghoubian, Mahdi Zangi, Bo Wu, Shahin Tabatabaei, Boston, MA MP02-08 HOLEP IN PATIENTS WITH LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER IS SAFE AND EFFECTIVE Kristian Stensland*, Burlington, MA, Daniel Pelzman, Christopher Robertson, Boston, MA, Jared Schober, Alireza Moinzadeh, David Canes, Jessica Mandeville, Burlington, MA
MP02-16 EFFECTS OF 5␣-REDUCTASE INHIBITION ON BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA TREATED BY PHOTOSELECTIVE VAPORIZATION PROSTATECTOMY WITH THE 180 WATT GREENLIGHT XPS LASER SYSTEM: RESULTS FROM THE GOLIATH POPULATION Aldo Brassetti*, Flavia Proietti, Riccardo Lombardo, Cosimo De Nunzio, Andrea Tubaro, Rome, Italy
MP02-09 EVALUATION OF SURGICAL OUTCOMES WITH PHOTOSELECTIVE GREENLIGHT XPS LASER VAPORIZATION OF THE PROSTATE IN HIGH MEDICAL RISK MEN WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT: A MULTICENTER STUDY Emad Rajih*, Owings Mills, MD, Abdullah Alenizi, Malek Meskawi, Come Tholomier, Pierre-Alain Hueber, Mounsif Azizi, Montreal, Canada, Ricardo R. Gonzalez, Houston, TX, Gregg Eure, Virginia beach, MD, Lewis Kriteman, Roswell, GA, Mahmood Hai, Westland, MD, Kevin Zorn, Montreal, Canada
MP02-17 EJACULATORY DYSFUNCTION AFTER TREATMENT FOR LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS. WHAT DO PATIENTS REALLY THINK? Steeve Doizi*, Bertrand Lukacs, PARIS, France MP02-18 TRENDS IN MINIMALLY INVASIVE SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES Jeffrey Leow*, Boston, MA, Gregory Mills, Portland, ME, Steven Chang, Nicolas Von Landerberg, Philipp Gild, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Jesse Sammon, Portland, ME
MP02-10 LOW-POWER VERSUS HIGH-POWER ENBLOC NO-TOUCH HOLEP: COMPARING FEASIBILITY, SAFETY AND EFFICACY Cesare Marco Scoffone*, Manuela Ingrosso, Nicola Russo, Cecilia Cracco, Torino, Italy MP02-11 POSTOPERATIVE DYSURIA AFTER HIGHAND LOW-POWER EN-BLOC NO-TOUCH HOLEP Cecilia Cracco*, Manuela Ingrosso, Nicola Russo, Cesare Marco Scoffone, Torino, Italy
MP02-19 MINIMALLY INVASIVE PROSTATIC URETHRAL LIFT (PUL) EFFICACIOUS IN A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF TURP CANDIDATES: A MULTI-CENTER GERMAN STUDY AFTER TWO YEARS Karl-Dietrich Sievert*, Salzburg, Austria, Martin Schonthaler, Freiburg, Germany, Richard Berges, Cologne, Germany, Florian Miller, Tubingen, Germany, Bjorn Volkmer, Kassel, Germany, Annika Herlemann, Munich, Germany, Ulrich Wetterauer, Freiburg, Germany, Bastian Amend, Tubingen, Germany, Christian Graztke, Munich, Germany
MP02-12 INTRAVESICAL PROSTATIC PROTRUSION IS NOT THE SAME IN ITS SHAPE: EVALUATION BY PREOPERATIVE CYSTOSCOPY AND OUTCOME IN HOLEP Hiromitsu Negoro*, Ktsuhiro Ito, Atsuro Sawada, Shusuke Akamatsu, Ryoichi Saito, Takashi Kobayashi, Naoki Terada, Toshinari Yamasaki, Takahiro Inoue, Tomomi Kamba, Osamu Ogawa, Kyoto, Japan MP02-13 PROSTATE ENUCLEATION TECHNIQUE: SHORT TERM RESULTS OF PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF COMPARING HOLMIUM LASER AND BIPOLAR ENERGY FOR OBSTRUCTIVE BPH. Ajay Bhandarkar*, Vadodara, India
MP02-20 DEFINITIVE MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOGENIC SURGICAL SMOKE DURING TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE USING A CLOSED IRRIGATION SYSTEM Yohei Okada*, Hideki Takeshita, Yutaka Uchijima, Satoru Kawakami, Kawagoe, Japan
MP02-14 FIRST POST-VOID RESIDUAL URINE VOLUME FOLLOWING HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE: PREDICTOR OF DE NOVO URINARY INCONTINENCE Jun Seok Kim*, Dong Hoon Yoo, Dong Hoon Lim, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Myung Ki Kim, Jeonju, Korea, Republic of, Hee Jong Jeong, Iksan, Korea, Republic of, Eun Mi Yang, Seong Woon Park, Joon Hwa Noh, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of
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Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 3
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP03-01 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGINGGUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSIES FAIL TO OUTPERFORM STANDARD TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND-GUIDED BIOPSY IN DETECTING HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER: A BAYESIAN NETWORK META-ANALYSIS OF 24 RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS Shi Qiu*, Lu Yang, Qiang Wei, chengdu, China, People’s Republic of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP03-05 NOT ALL MPMRI TARGETED BIOPSIES ARE EQUAL: THE IMPACT OF THE TYPE OF APPROACH AND OPERATOR EXPERTISE ON THE DETECTION OF CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER Paolo Dell’Oglio*, Armando Stabile, Giorgio Gandaglia, Nicola Fossati, Vincenzo Scattoni, Giorgio Brembilla, Tommaso Maga, Ella Kinzikeeva, Andrea Losa, Franco Gaboardi, Gianpiero Cardone, Antonio Esposito, Francesco De Cobelli, Alessandro Del Maschio, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP03-02 COMBINED CLINICAL PARAMETERS AND MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI FOR ADVANCED RISK MODELING OF PROSTATE CANCER-PATIENT-TAILORED RISK STRATIFICATION CAN REDUCE UNNECESSARY BIOPSIES Jan Philipp Radtke*, Bonekamp David, Claudia Kesch, Martin Freitag, Bertram Hitthaler, Matthias Claudius Roethke, Heidelberg, Germany, Celine Alt, Du¨sseldorf, Germany, Kathrin Wieczorek, Heidelberg, Germany, Wilfried Roth, Mainz, Germany, Stefan Duensing, Dogu Teber, Heinz-Peter Schlemmer, Markus Hohenfellner, Boris Hadaschik, Heidelberg, Germany
MP03-06 DIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE OF MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI IN PROSTATE CANCER: PER CORE ANALYSIS OF THREE PROSPECTIVE ULTRASOUND/MRI FUSION BIOPSY DATASETS Mariaconsiglia Ferriero*, Rome, Italy, Alessandro Giacobbe, Turin, Italy, Rocco Papalia, Rome, Italy, Devis Collura, Turin, Italy, Emanuela Altobelli, Riccardo Mastroianni, Gabriele Tuderti, Francesco Minisola, Leonardo Misuraca, Salvatore Guaglianone, Giovanni Muto, Michele Gallucci, Giuseppe Simone, Rome, Italy
MP03-03 CHANGES IN PROSTATE CANCER DETECTION RATE OF FUSION VS SYSTEMATIC BIOPSY OVER TIME: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE Brian Calio*, Abhinav Sidana, Dordaneh Sugano, Amit Jain, Mahir Maruf, Maria Merino, Baris Turkbey, Peter Choyke, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Bethesda, MD
MP03-07 COMBINED CLINICAL PARAMETERS AND MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI FOR PREDICTION OF SIDE-SPECIFIC EXTRAPROSTATIC DISEASE - A RISKMODEL FOR PATIENT-TAILORED RISK STRATIFICATION BEFORE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Jan Philipp Radtke*, Boris Hadaschik, Claudia Kesch, Bonekamp David, Martin Freitag, Heidelberg, Germany, Celine Alt, Du¨sseldorf, Germany, Bertram Hitthaler, Matthias Claudius Roethke, Kathrin Wieczorek, Heidelberg, Germany, Wilfried Roth, Mainz, Germany, Stefan Duensing, Heinz-Peter Schlemmer, Markus Hohenfellner, Dogu Teber, Heidelberg, Germany
MP03-04 DOES THE INCLUSION OF NON-INDEX LESIONS AT BIOPSY IMPROVE OUR ABILITY TO PREDICT ADVERSE PATHOLOGIC OUTCOMES AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? IMPLICATIONS FOR TARGETED PLUS SYSTEMATIC BIOPSY SCHEMES Giorgio Gandaglia*, Marco Bandini, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Francesco Pellegrino, Giuseppe Fallara, Emanuele Zaffuto, Carlo Andrea Bravi, Luigi Nocera, Milan, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Massimo Freschi, Milan, Italy, Rodolfo Montironi, Ancona, Italy, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
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MP03-08 IMPACT OF DYNAMIC CONTRASTENHANCED SEQUENCES IN PROSTATE CANCER DETECTION: BIPARAMETRIC VERSUS MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI INTERPRETED BY 5 RADIOLOGY RESIDENTS. Paolo Gontero*, Giorgio Calleris, Giancarlo Marra, Marco Oderda, Jacopo Giglio, Francesca Misischi, Francesco Gentile, Patriciu Cimpoesu, Luca Molinaro, Laura Bergamasco, Riccardo Faletti, Paolo Fonio, Bruno Frea, Turin, Italy
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PROSTATE CANCER: DETECTION & SCREENING I Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Kevin Loughlin, Seiji Naito and Ahmad Shabsigh
MP03-15 THE ANALYSIS OF PROSTATE BIOPSY IN NEGATIVE MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING PATIENTS Ming Liu*, Zhipeng Zhang, Jianye Wang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP03-09 MRI-BASED NOMOGRAM PREDICTING THE PROBABILITY OF DIAGNOSING A CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER WITH MRI-US FUSION BIOPSY Giuseppe Simone*, Rocco Papalia, Rome, Italy, Emanuela Altobelli, Alessandro Giacobbe, Turin, Italy, Luigi Benecchi, Cremona, Italy, Gabriele Tuderti, Leonardo Misuraca, Salvatore Guaglianone, Rome, Italy, Devis Collura, Turin, Italy, Giovanni Muto, Michele Gallucci, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Rome, Italy
MP03-16 UTILITY OF MULTI-PARAMETRIC MRI/ULTRASOUND FUSION: COGNITIVE NOT INFERIOR TO TARGETED SOFTWARE-BASED PROSTATE BIOPSIES Avinash Chennamsetty*, Steve Kardos, William Chu, Justin Emtage, Nora Ruel, Paul Gellhaus, Clayton Lau, Bertram Yuh, Ali Zhumkhawala, Kevin Chan, Jonathan Yamzon, Duarte, CA
MP03-10 CONTEMPORARY ASSESSMENT OF THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI FOR INDEX LESION LOCALIZATION IN PROSTATE CANCER Samuel Lagabrielle*, Edouard Descat, Yann Lebras, Camille Dupin, Re´mi Kabore´, Nicolas Grenier, Jean-Marie Ferrie`re, Henri Bensadoun, Jean-Christophe Bernhard, Gre´goire Robert, Bordeaux, France
MP03-17 MRI-BASED NOMOGRAM TO PREDICT THE PROBABILITY OF PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS WITH MRI-US FUSION BIOPSY Giuseppe Simone*, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Rome, Italy, Emanuela Altobelli, Alessandro Giacobbe, Turin, Italy, Luigi Benecchi, Cremona, Italy, Gabriele Tuderti, Leonardo Misuraca, Salvatore Guaglianone, Rome, Italy, Devis Collura, Turin, Italy, Giovanni Muto, Michele Gallucci, Rocco Papalia, Rome, Italy
MP03-11 INSTITUTIONAL LEARNING CURVE ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF A MR/US FUSION BIOPSY PROGRAM USING PIRADS VERSION 2: FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE SUCCESS Matthew Truong*, Eric Weinberg, Gary Hollenberg, Marianne Borch, Ji Hae Park, Jacob Gantz, Changyong Feng, Thomas Frye, Ahmed Ghazi, Guan Wu, Jean Joseph, Hani Rashid, Edward Messing, Rochester, NY
MP03-18 ABSENCE OF LEARNING CURVE IMPACT MAY LET MRI-TRUS FUSION GUIDED BIOPSY UP FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER Giuliana Lista*, Giovanni Lughezzani, Massimo Lazzeri, Rozzano (MI), Italy, Vittorio Bini, Perugia, Italy, Rodolfo Hurle, Nicolo` Buffi, Pasquale Cardone, Luisa Pasini, Silvia Zandegiacomo DeZorzi, Roberto Peschechera, Rozzano (MI), Italy, Giorgio Bozzini, Castellanza (VA), Italy, Davide Maffei, Giorgio Guazzoni, Rozzano (MI), Italy
MP03-12 ACCURACY OF MULTIPARAMETRIC MR IMAGING WITH PI-RADS V2 ASSESSMENT IN DETECTING INFILTRATIONS OF THE NEUROVASCULAR BUNDLES PRIOR TO PROSTATECTOMY Markus Sauer*, Julius Weinrich, Georg Salomon, Pierre Tennstedt, Gerhard Adam, Dirk Beyersdorff, Hamburg, Germany
MP03-19 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE PZ AND THE TZ IN DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI) 5-POINT LIKERT SCORING SYSTEM EVALUATED BY THE RESULT OF MRI/ULTRASONOGRAPHY FUSION TARGETED BIOPSY OF THE PROSTATE Toshitaka Shin*, Los Angeles, CA, Thomas Smyth, Owings Mills, MD, Osamu Ukimura, Nariman Ahmadi, Andre Luis Abreu, Daniel Freitas, Carlos Fay, Masakatsu Oishi, Los Angeles, CA, Hiromitsu Mimata, Oita, Japan, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA
MP03-13 MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI CANNOT PREDICT CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER OUTSIDE THE INDEX LESION: IMPLICATIONS FOR EXTENDED BIOPSY TEMPLATES Armando Stabile*, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Giorgio Gandaglia, Giulia Cristel, Ella Kinzikeeva, Tommaso Maga, Andrea Losa, Antonio Esposito, Gianpiero Cardone, Vincenzo Scattoni, Francesco De Cobelli, Alessandro Del Maschio, Nazareno Suardi, Franco Gaboardi, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP03-20 DIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE OF APPARENT DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT BETWEEN THE PERIPHERAL ZONE AND TRANSITIONAL ZONE IN LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Jung Keun Lee*, In Jae Lee, Tae Jin Kim, Hakmin Lee, Jong Jin Oh, Sangchul Lee, Seong Jin Jeong, Seok-Soo Byun, Sang Eun Lee, Sung Kyu Hong, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of
MP03-14 HIGH ACCURACY OF TUMOR-FOCI LOCATION IN THE PROSTATE BY MP MRIBASED STEREOTACTIC TRANSPERINEAL FUSION BIOPSY COULD ALLOW PRECISE FOCAL THERAPY Julia Bohr*, Anne Vogel, Michaela Vanberg, Michael Musch, Susanne Krege, Darko Kroepfl, Essen, Germany
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Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 4
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP04-01 FINANCIAL TOXICITY PREVALENCE AND DELAY IN CARE AMONG BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS Marianne Casilla-Lennon*, Seul Ki Cho, Allison Deal, Gopal Narang, Jeannette Bensen, Pauline Filippou, Benjamin McCormick, Raj Pruthi, Eric Wallen, Michael Woods, Hung-Jui (Ray) Tan, Matthew Nielsen, Angela Smith, Chapel Hill, NC
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP04-07 PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL CLASSIFICATION OF BLADDER CANCER ACCORDING TO LUMINAL (UROPLAKIN III) AND BASAL (CYTOKERATIN 5/6) MARKERS Tetsutaro Hayashi*, Kazuhiro Sentani, Shinji Kakumoto, Hiroshima, Japan, Htoo Zarni Oo, Vancouver, Canada, Naoya Sakamoto, Hiroshima, Japan, Kazuaki Mutaguchi, Nakatsu, Japan, Kohei Kobatake, Keisuke Goto, Shogo Inoue, Jun Teishima, Hiroshima, Japan, Peter Black, Vancouver, Canada, Akio Matsubara, Hiroshima, Japan
MP04-02 LONG TERM INCIDENCE OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTS FOLLOWING CYSTECTOMY: A POPULATION-BASED ANALYSIS. Christopher Wallis*, Diana Magee, Raj Satkunasivam, Robert Nam, Toronto, Canada
MP04-08 WHY INVESTIGATE ASYMPTOMATIC MICROHEMATURIA? IMPLICATIONS OF APPLYING UK NATIONAL GUIDANCE Adam Cox*, Matthew Jefferies, Mohamad Kamarizan, Maureen Hunter, Jim Wilson, Daniel Painter, Adam Carter, Newport, United Kingdom
MP04-03 NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASED PHYSICAL HEALTHRELATED QUALITY OF LIFE Wayne Brisbane*, Sarah Holt, Brian Winters, John Gore, Atreya Dash, Michael Porter, Jonathan Wright, George Schade, Seattle, WA
MP04-09 A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF HEALTH DISPARITY IN METASTATIC BLADDER CANCER USING THE CALIFORNIA CANCER REGISTRY Kevin Pan, Davis, CA, Amy Klapheke, Rosemary Cress, Stanley Yap*, Sacramento, CA
MP04-04 CHARACTERIZING THE COSTS OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER CYSTECTOMY: CAN WE TARGET THE PRIMARY DRIVERS? Matthew Mossanen*, Ross E. Krasnow, Matthew D. Ingham, Mark A. Preston, Quoc D. Trinh, Adam S. Kibel, Boston, MA, Steven I. Chung, Stanford, CA, Steven L. Chang, Boston, MA
MP04-10 A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY OF 112 ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH BLADDER CANCER: PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF EARLY DEATH AFTER A COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT Cyrielle Rambaud, Marine Sanchez, Se´bastien Gonfrier, Matthieu Durand*, Delphine Borchiellini, Nice, France, Herve´ Quintens, Saint-Laurent-Du-Var, France, Romain Prader, Rabia Boulahssass, Olivier Guerin, Nice, France
MP04-05 DECLINING USE OF CONTINENT DIVERSIONS FOR BLADDER CANCER Nicholas Farber*, Izak Faiena, Viktor Dombrovskiy, Alexandra Tabakin, Brian Shinder, Rutveej Patel, Sammy Elsamra, Thomas Jang, Eric Singer, Robert Weiss, New Brunswick, NJ MP04-06 PERSONALIZED DECISION SUPPORT TOOL TO PREVENT HOSPITAL READMISSION FOR PATIENTS TREATED WITH RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Sarah Finley, Shivani Joshi*, Tudor Borza, Xiang Liu, Ted A. Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI, Bruce L. Jacobs, Pittsuburgh, PA, Benjamin Y. Li, Ann Arbor, MI, Heather Jim, Scott M. Gilbert, Tampa, FL, Zhitong Xie, Ann Arbor, MI, Jonathan E. Helm, Bloomington, IN, Mariel S. Lavieri, Ann Arbor, MI
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MP04-11 OBESITY MAY BE A RISK FACTOR FOR URETEROENTERIC ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURES AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY WITH URINARY DIVERSION Belinda Li*, Robert H. Blackwell, Bethany K. Burge, Elizabeth L. Koehne, Marcus L. Quek, Maywood, IL MP04-12 OUTCOMES OF NESTED VARIANT OF UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Joel Hillelsohn*, Brooklyn, NY, Amy Tin, Dev Mally, Daniel Sjoberg, Guido Dalbagni, new york, NY
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BLADDER CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION I Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Karim Chamie, Robert Grubb and Antonio Pompeo
MP04-17 BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS AS PREDICTORS OF ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES FOR NON-MUSCLE-INVASIVE UROTHELIAL BLADDER CARCINOMA Daher Chade*, Andre Machado, Ricardo Waksman, Guilherme Garcia, Paulo Esteves, Sanarelly Adonias, Flavio Areas, Luis Botelho, Mauricio Cordeiro, Claudio Murta, Leopoldo Ribeiro-Filho, Alvaro Sarkis, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Diogo Bastos, Carlos Dzik, Miguel Srougi, William Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP04-13 CANCER SURVEILLANCE AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: A NOVEL RISK-ADAPTED STRATEGY Ross Mason*, William Parker, Stephen A. Boorjian, Rochester, MN, Suzanne Merrill, Hershey, PA, Prabin Thapa, Igor Frank, Rochester, MN MP04-14 SURVIVAL DIFFERENCES AMONG BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS ACCORDING TO GENDER: CRITICAL EVALUATION OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY USE AND DELAY TO TREATMENT Justin E. Fang*, Galveston, TX, Jinhai Huo, Houston, TX, Preston Kerr, Tamer Dafashy, Cameron Ghaffary, Leslie Ynalvez, Jacques G. Baillargeon, Galveston, TX, Edwin Morales, San Antonio, TX, Simon Kim, Cleveland, OH, Padraic O’Malley, Halifax, Canada, Yong-Fang Kuo, Eduardo Orihuela, Douglas S. Tyler, Galveston, TX, Stephen J. Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Ashish M. Kamat, Houston, TX, Stephen B. Williams, Galveston, TX
MP04-18 SMOKING INTENSITY AS A PREDICTOR OF SURVIVAL IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS: RESULTS FROM A POPULATION-BASED FLORIDA CANCER REGISTRY (1981-2009) Luı´s Felipe Sa´vio*, Tulay Koru-Sengul, Diana M Lopategui, Feng Miao, Nachiketh Soodana Prakash, Bruno Nahar, Vivek Venkatramani, Sanjaya Swain, Sanoj Punnen, Dipen J Parekh, Chad Ritch, Mark L. Gonzalgo, Miami, FL MP04-19 PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF SERUM CYFRA 21-1 AMONG CLASSIC TUMOR MARKERS IN PATIENTS WITH NON-METASTATIC BUT POTENTIALLY LETHAL BLADDER CANCER Akihiro Yano*, Kojiro Tachibana, Shunsuke Hiranuma, Hironori Sugiyama, Makoto Kagawa, Hideki Takeshita, Yohei Okada, Makoto Morozumi, Satoru Kawakami, Kawagoe, Japan
MP04-15 THE PREVALENCE AND IMPACT OF PREOPERERATIVE FRAILTY: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING CYSTECTOMY Conrad Tobert*, Nathan Brooks, Lewis Thomas, Chermaine Hung, Sarah Bell, Kenneth Nepple, Iowa City, IA MP04-16 PERIOPERATIVE AND LONG TERM OUTCOMES AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS Scott Johnson*, Zachary Smith, Joseph Rodriguez III, Gary Steinberg, Chicago, IL
MP04-20 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MORTALITY AND DISTANCE TO TREATMENT FACILITY IN PATIENTS WITH INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Stephen Ryan*, Portland, ME, Patrick Karabon, Detroit, MI, Gregory Mills, Moritz Hansen, Matthew Hayn, Portland, ME, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI, Jesse Sammon, Portland, ME APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 5 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: RADIATION THERAPY I Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jaime Cajigas, John Davis and Martha Terris ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP05-01 MANAGEMENT AND PROGNOSIS OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF A CONTEMPORARY COHORT Carlotta Palumbo*, Alessandro Antonelli, Giacomo Galvagni, Irene Mittino, Maria Furlan, Stefania Zamboni, Simone Francavilla, Marco Lattarulo, Angelo Peroni, Claudio Simeone, Brescia, Italy
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP05-02 CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF RADIOTHERAPY FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: TIMING OF RADIOTHERAPY, RECURRENCE AND OUTCOMES Linda Huynh, Orange, CA, Stephen Williams, Galveston, TX, Thomas Ahlering*, Orange, CA
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MP05-10 LONG-TERM URINARY SYMPTOMS FOLLOWING PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY Nelson Stone*, Jared Winoker, New York, NY, Jamie Cavallo, New York, NM, Steven Kaplan, Richard Stock, New York, NY
MP05-04 EFFECTIVENESS OF COMBINATION THERAPY OF EXTERNAL-BEAM RADIATION AND HIGH DOSE-RATE BRACHYTHERAPY FOR HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CARCINOMA Kenjiro Suzuki*, Suguru Shirotake, Koshiro Nishimoto, Soichi Makino, Hideyuki Kondo, Takashi Okabe, Yota Yasumizu, Kiichiro Kodaira, Shingo Kato, Masafumi Oyama, Saitama, Japan
MP05-11 PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY AND TURP: PRE-IMPLANT SYMPTOM SEVERITY HAS GREATER INFLUENCE THAN TIMING OF TURP ON LONG-TERM URINARY QUALITY OF LIFE Jared S. Winoker*, Kyle A. Blum, Harry Anastos, Richard G. Stock, Nelson N. Stone, New York, NY MP05-12 RACE, COMORBIDITIES AND LONG-TERM ERECTILE FUNCTION AFTER PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY: WHAT ROLE DOES EACH HAVE ON POTENCY PRESERVATION Kyle A. Blum*, Carl A. Olsson, Jared S. Winoker, Jamie A. Cavallo, Richard Stock, Nelson N. Stone, New York, NY
MP05-05 LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF MEN WITH STAGE PT3B PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSED BY SEMINAL VESICLE BIOPSY AND TREATED BY BRACHYTHERAPY AND EXTERNAL BEAM IRRADIATION Nelson Stone*, Richard Stock, New York, NY
MP05-13 THE COST OF TREATMENT FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Alaina Garbens*, Christopher Wallis, Refik Saskin, Robert Nam, Toronto, Canada
MP05-06 LONG-TERM SURVIVAL IN MEN WITH GLEASON SCORE 9-10 TREATED WITH PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY AND EXTERNAL BEAM IRRADIATION Nelson Stone*, Richard Stock, New York, NY
MP05-14 MORBIDITIES OF RADIOFREQUENCY TRACKING BEACONS VS CONE BEAM CT (CBCT) IMAGE-GUIDED RADIOTHERAPY ON PROSTATE CANCER Virginia Li*, nashville, TN, Carl Peterson, Youngstown, Ohio, OH
MP05-07 PROLONGED HORMONAL THERAPY AND EXTERNAL BEAM RADIATION INDEPENDENTLY INCREASE THE RISK OF PERSISTENT HYPOGONADISM IN MEN TREATED WITH PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY Daniel Sagalovich*, Kyrollis Attalla, David Paulucci, John Sfakianos, Ketan Badani, Ashutosh Tewari, Richard Stock, Nelson Stone, New York, NY
MP05-15 HETEROGENEOUS OUTCOMES IN GLEASON SCORE 7 PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENTIAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTIVE DOSE AND HORMONE UTILIZATION Kyrollis Attalla*, Daniel Sagalovich, Nikhil Waingankar, Reza Mehrazin, Richard Stock, Nelson Stone, New York, NY
MP05-08 THE IMPACT OF BASELINE SERUM TESTOSTERONE ON THE RISK OF BIOCHEMICAL FAILURE AFTER DEFINITIVE RADIATION THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER: MORE FAVOURABLE ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN HYPOGONADAL INVIDIDUALS Emanuele Zaffuto*, Milan, Italy, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Helen Davis Bondarenko, Montreal, Canada, Sami-Ramzi LeyhBannurah, Hamburg, Germany, Guila Delouya, Carole Lambert, Jean-Paul Bahary, Marie Claude Beauchemin, Maroie Barkati, Cynthia Me´nard, Montreal, Canada, Markus Graefen, Hamburg, Germany, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Fred Saad, Daniel Taussky, Montreal, Canada
MP05-16 WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF DIABETES MELLITUS ON RADIATION INDUCED PROCTITIS AFTER RADICAL RADIOTHERAPY FOR ADENOCARCINOMA PROSTATE? Catherine Paterson*, Dundee, United Kingdom, Abduelmenem Alashkham, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, Stephen Hubbard, Ghulam Nabi, Dundee, United Kingdom MP05-17 SHIFT TO SEED STRANDING IN PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY – ARE THERE CONSEQUENCES? Elizabeth Malm-Buatsi, Patricia Heller*, Elizabeth Koehne, Bradley Moore, Columbia, MO, Julie M Riley, Albuquerque, NM, Steven Westgate, Mark R Wakefield, Columbia, MO
MP05-09 RISK OF HOSPITALIZATION FOLLOWING OUTPATIENT PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY Robert H. Blackwell, William S. Gange, Belinda Li*, Jennifer L. Saluk, Matthew A. Zapf, Anai A. Kothari, Robert C. Flanigan, Paul C. Kuo, Gopal N. Gupta, Maywood, IL
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MP05-03 CONTINENCE AFTER POSTPROSTATECTOMY INTENSITY MODULATED RADIATION THERAPY Itay Sagy*, Nimrod Barashi, Shay Golan, Scott eggener, Stanley Liauw, Arieh Shalhav, Chicago, IL
MP05-20 ADJUVANT RADIATION REFERRAL PATTERNS IN MEN WITH HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Stephen Ryan*, Gregory Mills, Matthew Cheney, Matthew Hayn, Portland, ME
MP05-18 PROSTATE FIDUCIAL MARKER PLACEMENT IN PATIENTS WHILE ON ANTICOAGULATION: FEASIBILITY PRIOR TO PROSTATE SBRT Jonathan Haas*, Aaron Katz, Joshua Harris, Todd Carpenter, Susan Carbone, Mineola, NY, Thomas Kole, Ridgewood, NJ, Steven Pristupa, Matthew Witten, Seth Blacksburg, Mineola, NY
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MP05-19 OUTCOMES OF TREATMENT FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER IN A SINGLE INSTITUTION; COMPARISON OF RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY VS RADIATION THERAPY PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING ANALYSIS Narihiko Hayashi*, Yumiko Yokomizo, Kimito Osaka, Hisashi Hasumi, Kazuhide Makiyama, Keiichi Kondo, Noboru Nakaigawa, Masahiro Yao, Eiko Ito, Madoka Sugiura, Shoko Takano, Yuki Mukai, Takeo Kasuya, Masataka Taguri, Yokohama, Japan
Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 1 INFECTIONS/INFLAMMATION/CYSTIC DISEASE OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS I Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Robert Moldwin, Kurt Naber and C. Lowell Parsons
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD01-01 RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL TO EVALUATE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF INTRA-TRIGONAL INJECTION OF ONABOTULINUM TOXIN A IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME/INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS. Rui Pinto*, Daniel Costa, Afonso Morgado, Pedro Pereira, Joa˜o Silva, Francisco Cruz, Porto, Portugal
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:30 PD01-04 STRESS INDUCED VISCERAL PAIN IS MEDIATED BY ALPHA 1A ADRENOCEPTORS Rita Matos, Paula Serra˜o, Porto, Portugal, Larissa Rodriguez, Los Angeles, CA, Lori Birder, Pittsburgh, PA, Francisco Cruz*, Ana Charrua, Porto, Portugal
PD01-02 GENE THERAPY WITH REPLICATIONDEFICIENT HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS (HSV) VECTORS ENCODING PORELESS TRPV1 (PL) OR PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE 1␣ (PP1␣) IN A RAT MODEL OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE-INDUCED CYSTITIS Shun Takai*, Pittsburgh, PA, Tsuyoshi Majima, Nagoya, Japan, Takahiro Shimizu, Kochi, Japan, Naoki Wada, Asahikawa, Japan, Nobutaka Shimizu, Takahisa Suzuki, Eiichiro Takaoka, Pittsburgh, PA, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan, William Goins, Joseph Glorioso, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA PD01-03 STRESS-INDUCED ADRENERGIC DYSREGULATION ALTERS NEURALGLIAL DISTRIBUTION AND PHENOTYPE Bronagh McDonnell*, Aura Kullmann, Amanda Wolf-Johnston, Anthony Kanai, Pittsburgh, PA, Peter Grace, Linda Watkins, Boulder, CO, Larissa Rodriguez, California, CA, Lori Birder, Pittsburgh, PA
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PD01-05 SIGNIFICANT LINKAGE EVIDENCE FOR INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME ON CHROMOSOME 3 Kristina Allen-Brady*, Kerry Rowe, Melissa Cessna, Peggy Norton, Salt Lake City, UT
7:50
PD01-06 LOW ANESTHETIC BLADDER CAPACITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH A UNIQUE MUCOSAL GENE EXPRESSION PROFILE IN IC/BPS PATIENTS Stephen Walker*, Gopal Badlani, Catherine Mathews, Joao Zambon, Robert Evans, Winston Salem, NC
8:00
PD01-07 EXPRESSION OF THE PROGRAMMED DEATH LIGAND 1 IN INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS IS CORRELATED WITH THE BLADDER PAIN DEGREE AND HYDRODISTENSION OUTCOME Yuke Chen*, Wei Yu, Yang Yang, Shiliang Wu, Jie Jin, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
8:10
PD01-08 NOVEL CONTRAST MIXTURE IMPROVES BLADDER WALL CONTRAST FOR VISUALIZING INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS Pradeep Tyagi*, Joseph Janicki, T. Kevin Hitchens, Lesley Foley, Mahendra Kashyap, Naoki Yoshimura, Jonathan Kaufman, Pittsburgh, PA
8:50
PD01-09 IMPACT OF CYSTECTOMY AND URINARY DIVERSION UPON LONG-TERM NARCOTIC USAGE AMONG PATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME: INSTITUTIONAL DATA CROSS-REFERENCED WITH A STATEWIDE TRACKING SYSTEM. David Koslov*, Dino Vilson, Alison Rasper, Marc Colaco, Robert Evans, Ryan Terlecki, Winston Salem, NC
8:30
PD01-10 EFFECTS OF REPEAT HYDRODISTENTION FOR INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS Peter Kirk*, Ann Arbor, MI, Yahir SantiagoLastra, San Diego, CA, John Stoffel, J Quentin Clemens, Anne Pelletier Cameron, Ann Arbor, MI
8:40
PD01-11 ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE UROTHELIUM IN PATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS AND KETAMINE RELATED CYSTITIS – A ASSOCIATION WITH CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS Jia-Fong Jhang*, Hann-Chorng Kuo, Hualien, Taiwan
PD01-12 BLADDER HYPERPERMEABILITY INDUCES PERSISTENT VISCERAL PAIN: A NOVEL MECHANISM FOR VISCERAL ORGAN CROSSTALK Quinn Baker*, Ehsan Mohammadi, Casey Ligon, Beverley Greenwood-Van Meerveld, Oklahoma City, OK APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 2 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: PELVIC PROLAPSE I Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Humberto Chiangi, Alexander Gomelsky and J. Christian Winters
TIME 7:00
7:10
7:20
7:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD02-01 TYPES OF PELVIC FLOOR DEFECTS IN WOMEN WITH PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE George Kasyan*, Nataliya Tupikina, Dmitry Pushkar, Moscow, Russian Federation
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:40 PD02-05 DEFINING THE PREVALENCE OF ASYMPTOMATIC MICROSCOPIC HEMATURIA AMONG WOMEN WITH PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE: IMPLICATIONS FOR RECOMMENDING SUBSEQUENT DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION Brian Linder*, Stephen Boorjian, Emanuel Trabuco, John Gebhart, John Occhino, Rochester, MN
PD02-02 THE STUDY OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER ASSOCIATED WITH PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE. masao kataoka*, Kanako Matsuoka, Junya Hata, Hidenori Akaihata, Souichirou Ogawa, Nobuhiro Kushida, Ken Aikawa, Yoshiyuki Kojima, Fukushima, Japan PD02-03 FRAILTY AND THE ROLE OF OBLITERATIVE VERSUS RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY FOR PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE; A NATIONAL STUDY Anne M Suskind*, Chengshi Jin, Louise C Walter, Emily Finlayson, San Francisco, CA PD02-04 PRACTICE PATTERNS IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF FECAL INCONTINENCE WITH SACRAL NEUROMODULATION: CAN UROLOGISTS IMPACT THIS GAP IN CARE? Dena Moskowitz*, Sarah Adelstein, Alvaro Lucioni, Kathleen Kobashi, Una Lee, Seattle, WA
*Presenting author
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PD02-06 DYNAMIC PELVIC MRI IN THE EVALUATION OF PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE AND CORRELATION WITH PHYSICAL EXAM FINDINGS Frank C. Lin*, Hina A. Tiwari, Bobby T. Kalb, Joel T. Funk, Christian O. Twiss, Tucson, AZ
8:00
PD02-07 THE USE OF GOOGLE TRENDS© TO DETECT PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE FDA COMMUNICATIONS ON THE USE OF MORCELLATION OF UTERINE SPECIMENS Lauren N. Wood*, Juzar Jamnagerwalla, D. Joseph Thum, Andrew R. Medendorp, Shlomo Raz, Ja-Hong Kim, Los Angeles, CA
8:10
PD02-08 PREVENTATIVE CONCOMITANT SLING FOR DE-NOVO STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE AFTER ROBOTIC SACRAL COLPOPEXY DOES NOT IMPROVE LONG TERM CONTINENCE OR SATISFACTION Charles Powell*, Bridget Eckrich, Jeffrey Rothenberg, Thomas Gardner, Indianapolis, IN
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PD02-09 ADJUSTABLE MIDURETHRAL TAPE FOR SURGICAL TREATMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES. Dmitry Shkarupa*, Alexey Pisarev, Nikita Kubin, Anastasia Zaytseva, Olga Staroseltseva, Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation
8:30
PD02-10 TRANSVAGINAL MESH DOES NOT CAUSE CARCINOGENESIS Bilal Chughtai*, Art Sedrakyan, Jialin Mao, Dominique Thomas, New York, NY, Karyn Eilber, Jennifer Anger, Beverly Hills, CA, J. Quentin Clemens, Ann Arbor, MI
8:40
PD02-11 ADDITIONAL TREATMENTS, SATISFACTION, AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN WOMEN AFTER TRANSVAGINAL AND ABDOMINAL PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE REPAIR Laura Nguyen, Natalie Gaines*, Larry Sirls, Kim Killinger, Royal Oak, MI, Morgan Gruner, Michelle Jankowski, Rochester, MI, Kenneth Peters, Royal Oak, MI
8:50
PD02-12 THE EFFECT OF RESIDENT INVOLVEMENT IN PELVIC PROLAPSE SURGERY: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY FROM A NATIONWIDE INPATIENT SAMPLE Maxx Caveney, Catherine Matthews, Majid Mirzazadeh*, Winston-Salem, NC APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 3 PROSTATE CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & NATURAL HISTORY I Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mitchell Benson, William Lowrance and Bernardo Rocco
TIME 7:00
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD03-01 METASTASES AND DEATH AFTER 15 YEAR OF FOLLOW-UP IN MEN WITH SCREEN-DETECTED LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER TREATED WITH PROTOCOL BASED ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE, RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY OR RADIOTHERAPY Jan Verbeek, Chris Bangma, Frank-Jan Drost, Monique Roobol*, Rotterdam, Netherlands
7:10
PD03-02 FREQUENCY OF DNA REPAIR GENE MUTATIONS IN LOCALIZED AND METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Allison Glass*, Primo Lara, Sacramento, CA, Ryan Hartmaier, Boston, MA, Ralph deVere White, John McPherson, Marc Dall’Era, Sacramento, CA
7:20
PD03-03 DOES PROSTATE CANCER REPRESENT THE MAIN CAUSE OF DEATH IN ALL NODE POSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS? THE IMPACT OF COMPETING CAUSES OF MORTALITY ACCORDING TO TUMOR CHARACTERISTICS AND RECURRENCE STATUS Paolo Dell’Oglio*, Emanuele Zaffuto, Armando Stabile, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Nicola Fossati, Umberto Capitanio, Federico Dehó, Renzo Colombo, Roberto Bertini, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, NY, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:30 PD03-04 LONG-TERM RATES OF PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY IN A POPULATION-BASED COHORT OF MEN WITH AN INITIALLY NEGATIVE PROSTATE BIOPSY Rashid Sayyid*, Shabbir Alibhai, Rinku Sutradhar, Maria Eberg, Kinwah Fung, David Urbach, Neil Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
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PD03-05 EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF THE AGEADJUSTED PROSTATE CANCERSPECIFIC COMORBIDITY INDEX (PCCI), A CLAIMS-BASED TOOL FOR PREDICTION OF LIFE EXPECTANCY IN MEN WITH PROSTATE CANCER Timothy Daskivich*, Los Angeles, CA, I-Chun Thomas, Stanford, CA, Ted Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI, John Leppert, Stanford, CA
7:50
PD03-06 CONTEMPORARY TRENDS IN INCIDENCE OF METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER AMONG US MEN: RESULTS FROM NATIONWIDE ANALYSES Deepansh Dalela*, Detroit, MI, Maxine Sun, Boston, MA, Patrick Karabon, Detroit, MI, Thomas Seisen, Boston, MA, Sriram Eleswarapu, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
PD03-07 THE IMPACT OF SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS, RACE, AND INSURANCE TYPE ON THE RISK OF NEWLY DIAGNOSED METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER IN THE UNITED STATES Adam Weiner*, Richard Matulewicz, Chicago, IL, Jeffrey Tosoian, Baltimore, MD, Joseph Feinglass, Edward Schaeffer, Chicago, IL
8:10
PD03-08 IMPACT OF AGE, COMORBIDITY, AND PSA DOUBLING TIME ON LONG-TERM COMPETING RISKS FOR MORTALITY AMONG MEN WITH NON-METASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Colette Whitney, Lauren Howard, Durham, NC, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Christopher Amling, Portland, OR, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Timothy Daskivich*, Los Angeles, CA
8:20
8:30
PD03-10 VALIDATION OF THE 2015 PROSTATE CANCER PROGNOSTIC GRADE GROUPS FOR PREDICTING LONG-TERM ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES IN A SHARED EQUAL ACCESS HEALTH SYSTEM. Ariel Schulman*, Lauren Howard, Kae Jack Tay, Rajan Gupta, Efrat Tsivian, Durham, NC, Christopher Amling, Portland, OR, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC
8:40
PD03-11 COMORBIDITY AND PROSTATE-CANCER SPECIFIC MORTALITY Prabhakar Rajan*, London, United Kingdom, Prasanna Sooriakumaran, Oxford, United Kingdom, Tommy Nyberg, Olof Akre, Stefan Carlsson, Lars Egevad, Gunnar Steineck, Peter Wiklund, Stockholm, Sweden
8:50
PD03-12 PROSTATE CANCER INCIDENCE STRATIFIED BY RACE AND GLEASON SCORE: A SEER DATABASE ANALYSIS OF THE USPSTF GUIDELINE ERA Daniel Au*, Johar Syed, Sameer Siddiqui, Saint Louis, MO
PD03-09 RISING INCIDENCE OF METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER IN CALIFORNIA, 1988-2014 Marc Dall’Era*, Ralph Devere White, Danielle Rodriguez, Rosemary Cress, Sacramento, CA
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 4 KIDNEY CANCER: ADVANCED (INCLUDING DRUG THERAPY) I Room 205 BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Christopher Wood
TIME 7:00
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD04-01 DETERMINANTS OF ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC PAPILLARY RENAL CELL CANCER Abhinav Sidana*, Amit Jain, Meet Kadakia, Akhil Muthigi, Louis Krane, Martha Ninos, Julia Friend, Johanna Shih, Ramaprasad Srinivasan, Bethesda, MD
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:10 PD04-02 ADJUVANT SUNITINIB IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH RISK RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: SUBGROUP ANALYSES FROM S-TRAC TRIAL Allan Pantuck*, Los Angeles, CA, JeanJacques Patard, Le Kremlin Biceˆtre, France, Anup Patel, London, United Kingdom, Alain Ravaud, Bordeaux, France, Robert J Motzer, New York, NY, Hardev S Pandha, Surrey, United Kingdom, Daniel J George, Durham, NC, Yen-Hwa Chang, Taipei, Taiwan, Bernard Escudier, Villejuif, France, Frede Donskov, Aarhus, Denmark, Ahmed Magheli, Berlin, Germany, Giacomo Carteni, Naples, Italy, Brigitte Laguerre, Rennes, France, Piotr Tomczak, Poznan, Poland, Jan Breza, Bratislava, Slovakia(Slovak Republic), Paola Gerletti, Mariajose Lechuga, Milan, Italy, Xun Lin, La Jolla, CA, Michelle Casey, Collegeville, PA, Michael Staehler, Munich, Germany
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8:00
7:20
PD04-03 SURVIVAL FOLLOWING NEOADJUVANT TARGETED THERAPY AND CYTOREDUCTIVE NEPHRECTOMY IN MRCC PATIENTS WITH TUMOR THROMBUS; A CONTEMPORARY MULTIINSTITUTIONAL SERIES Shivashankar Damodaran*, Madison, WI, Philippe E. Spiess, Tampa, FL, Jose A. Karam, Vitaly Margulis, Dallas, TX, Viraj A. Master, Atlanta, GA, Jay D. Raman, Hershey, PA, Wade J. Sexton, Tampa, FL, Datta Patil, Atlanta, GA, Leonardo D. Borregales, Dallas, TX, Haley Robyak, Hershey, PA, Surena F. Matin, Christopher G. Wood, Dallas, TX, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
7:30
PD04-04 THE EFFECT OF ANATOMICAL LOCATION OF RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE METASTASES ON CANCER SPECIFIC SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Alessandro Nini*, Alessandro Larcher, Milan, Italy, Carlo Terrone, Alessandro Volpe, Novara, Italy, Fabio Muttin, Francesco Ripa, Milan, Italy, Federica Regis, Novara, Italy, Roberta Luciano`, Alberto Briganti, Roberto Bertini, Francesco Montorsi, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy
7:40
PD04-05 RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY AND CAVOATRIAL THROMBECTOMY ON NORMOTHERMIC CARDIOPULMONARY BY-PASS AND BEATING HEART: OUR EXPERIENCE Elena Strada*, Antonio Galfano, Silvia Secco, Giovanni Petralia, Dario Di Trapani, Claudio Francesco Russo, Aldo Massimo Bocciardi, Milan, Italy
7:50
PD04-06 ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY AND INFERIOR VENA CAVA THROMBECTOMY: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE, PERIOPERATIVE AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES Giuseppe Simone, Rome, Italy, David Hatcher, Los Angeles, CA, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Francesco Minisola*, Leonardo Misuraca, Gabriele Tuderti, Salvatore Guaglianone, Rome, Italy, Andre Luis De Castro Abreu, Monish Aron, Mihir Desai, Inderbir Singh Gill, Los Angeles, CA, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy
8:00
8:10
PD04-07 HIGHER PD-L1 MRNA LEVEL IN CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMAS IS ASSOCIATED WITH A FAVORABLE OUTCOME Xianghui Ning*, Yanqing Gong, Shiming He, Teng Li, Jiangyi Wang, Shuanghe Peng, Jinchao Chen, Jiayuan Liu, Nienie Qi, Yinglu Guo, Kan Gong, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
8:20
PD04-09 SHOULD PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC NON-CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA UNDERGO CYTOREDUCTIVE NEPHRECTOMY? Sarp Keskin*, Firas Petros, Kai-jie Yu, Yara Aboshady, Leonardo Borregales, Houston, TX, Patrick Kenney, New Haven, CT, Surena Matin, Jose Karam, Christopher Wood, houston, TX
8:30
PD04-10 EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF THE MAYO CLINIC STAGE, SIZE, GRADE, AND NECROSIS SCORE IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL CELL CARCINOMA AND VENOUS TUMOR THROMBUS Adam Lorentz*, Atlanta, GA, Caroline Tai, San Francisco, CA, Umberto Capitanio, Milano, Italy, Joaquin Carballido, Madrid, Spain, Gaetano Ciancio, Miami, FL, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA, Christopher Evans, Sacramento, CA, Paolo Gontero, Turin, Italy, Axel Haferkamp, Frankfurt, Germany, Markus Hohenfellner, Heidelberg, Germany, William Huang, New York, NY, Estefanı´a Linares Espinós, Juan Martı´nezSalamanca, Madrid, Spain, James McKiernan, New York, NY, Francesco Montorsi, Milano, Italy, Sascha Pahernik, Heidelberg, Germany, Juan Palou, Barcelona, Spain, Raj Pruthi, Chapel Hill, NC, Paul Russo, Douglas Scherr, New York, NY, Martin Spahn, Wu¨rzburg, Germany, Carlo Terrone, Novara, Italy, Derya Tilki, Sacramento, CA, Cesar Vera-Donoso, Valencia, Spain, Daniel Vergho, Wu¨rzburg, Germany, Eric Wallen, Chapel Hill, NC, Richard Zigeuner, Graz, Austria, John Libertino, Burlington, MA, Viraj Master, Atlanta, GA
8:40
PD04-11 DELAY OF THE INITIATION OF SYSTEMIC THERAPY AFTER CYTOREDUCTIVE NEPHRECTOMY IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH WORSE OVERALL SURVIVAL Zeyad Schwen*, Hiten Patel, Michael Gorin, Gregory Joice, Mohamad Allaf, Phillip Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
8:50
PD04-12 CLINICAL CORRELATION OF PATIENTDERIVED XENOGRAFT MODEL USING THE EX-OVO AVIAN EMBRYO TO PREDICT TARGETED THERAPY TUMOR RESISTANCE IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Melissa Huynh*, Matthew Lowerison, Victor McPherson, Hon Leong, Nicholas Power, London, Canada APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD04-08 METASTASECTOMY IS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED SURVIVAL IN THE TARGETED THERAPY ERA FOR METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Zeyad Schwen*, Gregory Joice, Hiten Patel, Michael Gorin, Mohamad Allaf, Phillip Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
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Friday, May 12, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Video Session 1
Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: John Lacy, Daniel Moon and Jay Simhan ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V1-01 RADIAL FOREARM FREE FLAP SUBSTITUTION URETHROPLASTY FOR THE TREATMENT OF A LONG URETHRAL DEFECT Paul H Chung*, Jonathan T Wingate, Jeffrey B Friedrich, Bryan B Voelzke, Seattle, WA V1-02
ROBOT ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PLACEMENT OF BLADDER NECK ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER. John Schomburg*, Mya Levy, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN
V1-03
MEMBRANOUS URETHROPLASTY USING DORSAL ONLAY BUCCAL MUCOSAL GRAFT FOR STRICTURES ASSOCIATED WITH TURP OR RADIATION THERAPY Stephen Blakely, Daniela Kaefer, Michael Daugherty, Dmitriy Nikolavsky*, Syracuse, NY
V1-04
RECONSTRUCTION OF BULBOMEMBRANOUS URETHRAL STRENOSIS AFTER SURGERY FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA WITH PRESERVATION OF CONTINENCE Cristina Baeza, Reynaldo Gomez*, Rodrigo Campos, Laura Velarde, Santiago, Chile
V1-05
REDO BULBO-PROSTATIC ANASTOMOTIC (BPA) URETHROPLASTY FOR RECURRENT PELVIC FRACTURERELATED URETHRAL STRICTURES Enrique Fes Ascanio*, Ibiza, Islas Baleares, Spain, Simon Bugeja, San Luka, Pieta, Malta, Stella Ivaz, London, United Kingdom, Felix Campos Juanatey, Santander, Cantabria, Espan˜a, Spain, Anastasia Frost, Daniela Andrich, Anthony Mundy, London, United Kingdom
V1-06
V1-07
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V1-08 SURGICAL CORRECTION OF URORECTAL FISTULA (URF) FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR THE TREATMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER. Enrique Fes Ascanio*, Ibiza, Islas Baleares, Spain, Simon Bugeja, San Luka, Pieta, Malta, Stella Ivaz, London, United Kingdom, Felix Campos Juanatey, Santander, Cantabria, Espan˜a, Spain, Anastasia Frost, Daniela Andrich, Anthony Mundy, London, United Kingdom
THE URETHRAL PULL-THROUGH: RECONSTRUCTING THE DEVASTATED POSTERIOR URETHRA AND BLADDER NECK AFTER RADIATION Jeffrey Loh-Doyle*, Mukul Patil, Stuart Boyd, Los Angeles, CA
V1-09
REPAIR OF ADULT BURIED PENIS WITH REMOVAL OF SUPRAPUBIC FAT PAD AND SPLIT THICKNESS SKIN GRAFT: EMPHASIS ON PATIENT BODY HABITUS Jeremy B. Myers*, Salt Lake City, UT, Bradley A. Erickson, Iowa City, IA, Sorena Keihani, Salt Lake City, UT
V1-10
IS CONTINENCE POSSIBLE IN PATIENTS WITH DOUBLE BLOCK AT BLADDER NECK -PROSTATE AND MEMBRANO BULBAR URETHRA AFTER PELVIC FRACTURE URETHRAL INJURY? Pankaj Joshi*, Devang Desai, Sandesh Surana, Hazem Orabi, Craig Hunter, Sanjay Kulkarni, Pune, India
V1-11
STAGED URETHROPLASTY FOR PENILE URETHRAL STRICTURES AFTER HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR AND LICHEN SCLEROSUS Andrew Gomella, Logan Hubbard, Hong Truong, Philadelphia, PA, Bradley Figler*, Chapel Hill, NC
V1-12
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ADULT ACQUIRED BURIED PENIS (AABP) Thomas Fuller*, Katherine Theisen, Paul Rusilko, Pittsburgh, PA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
CLAMPO-TRACTOR. A NOVEL SELF RETAINING CLAMP RETRACTOR FOR PENILE URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION: IMPROVING SURGEON ERGONOMICS Pankaj Joshi*, Sanjay Kulkarni, Pune, India
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RECONSTRUCTION LOWER TRACT (I) The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access.
Friday, May 12, 2017
7:30 am - 5:30 pm SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC UROLOGY (SPU) Pacific Ballroom @ Renaissance
6:30
REGISTRATION/BREAKFAST
12:00
SFU BUSINESS MEETING
7:30
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS President: Doug Canning Program Chair: J. Christopher Austin
12:15
LUNCH
1:30 – 5:30
SFU PROGRAM
7:35
SESSION 1: PRIZE ABSTRACT SESSION: BASIC SCIENCE Moderators: Linda Baker, John Park
1:30
8:35
HYPOSPADIAS PANEL-PROXIMAL HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR Moderator: Mark Zaontz Panelists: Saul Greenfield, Tony Khoury, Paul Zelkovic, Paul Merguerian
SFU PANEL: UTD CLASSIFICATION: PROS, CONS, AND WHAT’S AHEAD Moderators: Dennis Liu Panelists: Luis Braga, Jeanne (Mei) Chow, Tony Herndon
2:20
SESSION 4: HYDRONEPHROSIS Moderators: Marie-Klarie Farrugia, Jennifer Hagerty
3:27
BREAK
9:35
SESSION 2: DSD HYPOSPADIAS Moderators: Eric Kurzock, Grace Hyun
4:00
10:25
BREAK
SFU LECTURE: DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT AND LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH PRUNE BELLY SYNDROME Francisco De´nes
10:50
SESSION 3: DSD/HYPOSPADIAS MODERATOR POSTERS Moderators: Candace Granberg, Jordan Gitiln
4:30
SESSION 5: PUV AND FETAL UROLOGY Moderators: Edward Gong, Armando Lorenzo
11:15
SPU LECTURE: PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR WILMS TUMOR: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE Michael Ritchey
5:30
ADJOURN
Friday, May 12, 2017
7:40 am - 3:00 pm ENGINEERING AND UROLOGY SECTION OF THE ENDOUROLOGICAL SOCIETY (EUS) Ballroom AB @ Westin Harbor
7:15
REGISTRATION
7:40
WELCOME Chairs: Alberto Breda, Martjin De Bruin
7:45
THE IMPACT AND LIMITATIONS OF VOLUMETRIC DIAGNOSTIC ENDOMICROSCOPY Brett Bouma Provoker: Jeffrey Cadeddu
8:10
SURGICAL TRAINING: VIRTUAL OR SYNTHETIC? Domenico Veneziano Provoker: Robert Sweet
8:35
INNOVATIVE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES TO IMPROVE PATIENT CONSULTATION Salim Hawatmeh Provoker: Louis Kavoussi
9:50
IMAGE GUIDED SURGERY: IS THERE A FUTURE IN UROLOGY? Jasper Nijkamp Provoker: Pilar Laguna
10:15
REGENERATIVE MEDICINE: WHERE DO WE STAND? Anthony Atala Provoker: John Leppert
10:40
BREAK
10:55
CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY: APPLICATIONS IN UROLOGY Joseph Liao Provoker: Olivier Traxer
11:20
NEW ROBOTS ARE COMING! Alexandre Mottrie Provoker: Jens Rassweiller
9:00
MAGNETIC PUNCTURE FOR PCNL Estevao Lima Provoker: Margaret Pearle
11:45
KEYNOTE LECTURE: HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING IN MEDICINE Mario Parente
9:25
ULTROSOUND TECHNOLOGY IN KIDNEY STONES Jonathan Harper Provoker: Stephen Nakada
12:10
3D PRINTING IN UROLOGICAL SURGICAL PLANNING: RCC Aurus Durado Provoker: Evangelos Liatsikos
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3:00
MACHINE LEARNING FOR PERSONALIZED MEDICINE Peter F. Schulam Provoker: Peter G. Schulam
ADJOURN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
POSTER SESSION Moderators: Peter G. Schulam, Joseph Liao, Alberto Breda, Jonathan Harper
Friday, May 12, 2017
8:00 am - 2:00 pm INDIAN AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (IAUA) Mann Ballroom @ Aloft
8:00
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Program Co-Chairs: Ajay Singla, Ojas Shah
8:10-8:50
MALE HEALTH Moderators: Harcharan Gill, Joseph Alukal
8:10
MALE INFERTILITY TREATMENT UPDATE Puneet Sindhwani
8:30
HYPOGONADISM TREATMENT – CURRENT ROLE AND CONTROVERSIES Mohit Khera
8:50
UPPER URINARY TRACT RECONSTRUCTION Moderators: Ashok Hemal, Ravindra Sabnis Prem Nath Dogra 10:20
BREAK, POSTERS AND EXHIBITS
10:50-12:00 UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY Moderators: Alok Shrivastava, Ramakrishna Venkatesh 10:50
REMOVING THE BLINDFOLD: USING PROSTATE MRI TO ILLUMINATE THE PATH TO PROSTATE CANCER DETECTION AND FOCAL ABLATION Samir Taneja
11:15
NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN MINIMALLY INVASIVE BPH TREATMENT Claus Roehrborn
11:40
MANAGEMENT OF HIGH GRADE MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER IN 2017 Ashish Kamat
FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE AND RECONSTRUCTION Moderators: Ajay Singla, Sorvin Shah DEBATE: VAGINAL VAULT PROLAPSE REPAIR ABDOMINAL APPROACH Kathleen Kobashi VAGINAL APPROACH Sandip Vasavada
9:20-10:00
ENDOUROLOGY AND STONE DISEASE Moderators: Ojas Shah, Gyan Pareek
12:10
INDUSTRY SPONSORED LUNCH PROGRAM & EXHIBITS - TBD
9:20
CONSUMER REPORTS IN ENDOUROLOGY – WHAT’S NEW? Brian Eisner
1:10
IAUA BUSINESS MEETING – MEMBERS ONLY
1:30
POSTER PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSION Moderators: Rakesh Khanna, Krishnan Venkatesan
2:00
ADJOURN
9:40
10:00
METABOLIC EVALUATION IN STONE DISEASE – IS IT REALLY WORTH IT? David Goldfarb
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Friday, May 12, 2017
8:00 am - 3:00 pm WORLD CHINESE UROLOGICAL SOCIETY (WCUS) Room 104 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
8:00
WELCOME Tom F. Lue
8:05
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Richard Lo
8:10
SESSION 1: LO PING-WAN MEMORIAL LECTURE Moderators: Edmund Chiong, Richard Lo
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MULTIMODALITY MANAGEMENT OF UTUC: CHEMOTHERAPY, LYMPHADENECTOMY, ROBOTICS Surena F. Matin
8:25
DISCUSSION
8:30
SESSION 2: ONCOLOGY Moderators: George K Chow, Chao-hsiang Chang
FRIDAY
12:35
10:45
LEARNING TO DO IPP AND AUS SURGERY: MY AMERICAN EXPERIENCE BASED ON B.S. SUPPORTING PROGRAM Tie Zhou
10:55
PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION SURGERY: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE A-Z Run Wang
11:05
DISCUSSION
11:10
SESSION 5: AJA LECTURE AND WCUS AWARDS Moderators: Tom F. Lue, Run Wang
11:10
ASIAN MEN’S HEALTH REPORT 2 Hui Meng Tan
UPDATE ON PROSTATE FUSION BIOPSY- THE HONG KONG EXPERIENCE James Tsu
11:20
WCUS AWARDS
11:25
SESSION 6: BASIC SCIENCE IN ONCOLOGY Moderators: Benyi Li, Alan Gao
ONCOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOME OF UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA (UTUC)-A POPULATION-BASED STUDY FROM A HIGH-VOLUME CENTER OF CHINA Xuesong Li, Liqun Zhou
11:25
GENETIC CHANGES IN BLADDER CANCER Xue-Ru Wu
11:33
SEX DISPARITY IN BLADDER CANCER Sean Li
11:41
QUANTITATIVE AND MULTICOMPONENT ANALYSIS OF PREVALENT URINARY CALCULI OR CRYSTAL USING MICRO-RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY Yi-Chun Chiu
8:30
CHARACTERISTIC FUNDAMENTAL AND CLINICAL RESEARCH OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA IN THE INSTITUTE OF UROLOGY, PEKING UNIVERSITY (IUPU) Liqaun Zhou
8:38
PRECISION MEDICINE IN PROSTATE CANCER MANAGEMENT Liyan Zhuang
8:46
MR PET SCAN WITH 68GA PSMA IN PROSTATE CANCER Richard Lo, Lo CS, Chan JK, Cheung WS, Lo GG
8:54
MAXIMIZING CONTINENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Vincent Tse
9:02
9:20
9:28
DISCUSSION
9:33
SESSION 3: ENDOUROLOGY Moderators: Guan Wu, Qian Zhang
9:33
ROBOTIC MICROSURGERY IN 2017 Tung Shu
11:49
9:41
ULTRASOUND-NAVIGATED TRANSURETHRAL VAPOR ENUCLELATION OF THE PROSTATE Liping Xie
LNCRNA BLACAT2 IN BLADDER CANCER PROGRESSION Tianyu Lin
12:07
DISCUSSION
12:12
LIGHT LUNCH
12:42
SESSION 7: ANDROLOGY Moderators: Phillips Li, Hui Jiang
12:42
ANALYSIS OF AN ONLINE CHINESE MALE SEXUAL HABITS: SURVEY OF 2016 Nicholas (Hsueh-Fu) Lu
12:50
WHAT IS THE BEST TOOL TO DIAGNOSE ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION? AN UPDATE Ong Teng Aik
12:58
THE EFFECT OF LOW INTENSITY PULSED ULTRASOUND (LIPUS) ON ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Zhongcheng Xin
1:06
SEXUAL HABITS OF CHINESE PEOPLE - A LARGE DATA STUDY Haocheng Lin
1:14
IMPROVING OUTCOMES OF NOCTURNAL ERECTIONS MONITORING, COMPARISON OF SUMMARY STATISTICS OF CONSECUTIVE NPTR TESTING Yan Zhan
1:22
TAB Henry Ho
1:30
DISCUSSION
9:49
9:57
ROBOTIC ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: SEVEN-YEAR EXPERIENCE FROM TAIPEI VETERANS GENERAL HOSPITAL Hsiao-Jen Chung THE PERIOPERATIVE APPLICATION OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL RECONSTRUCTION, SIMULATION AND PRINTING IN LAPAROSCOPIC UROLOGY Dongwen Wang
10:05
CLINICAL APPLICATION OF NEW TIPFLEXIBLE SEMI-RIGID URETERORENOSCOPE Xiaofeng Gao
10:13
APPLICATION OF FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPE IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF UPPER URINARY TRACT DISEASES Shaogang Wang
10:21
DISCUSSION
10:26
BREAK
10:35
SESSION 4: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC LECTURES Moderators: Teng-Lung Lin, Anthony CF Ng
10:35
ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER FOR MALE URINARY INCONTINENCE – PATIENT SELECTION AND SURGICAL STEPS Tom F. Lue
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SESSION 8: INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS AND OTHERS Moderators: Lee Zhao, Eugen Wang, Kang Hong
1:35
INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/CHRONIC PROSTATITIS (CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN) Henry Lai
1:43
HOLISTIC APPROACH BY BIO-PSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL TO PATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS / BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME Ming-Huei Lee
1:51
MAXIMIZING LEARNING FROM ONLINE CME: EXPERIENCES OF TAIWAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION Chung-You Tsai
1:59
2:07
PLASMA BUTTON TRANSURETHRAL VAPOR ENUCLEATION OR VAPOR RESECTION TECHNIQUE FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Qiang Fu
2:15
THE PROBABILITY OF CANCER IN PATIENTS OF REPEAT PROSTATE BIOPSY CAN BE PREDICTED BY MULTI-PARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AND PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN VELOCITY Gang Song
2:23
DISCUSSION
2:40
CLOSING REMARKS
3:00
ADJOURN
LAPAROSCOPIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY WITH A REMOTE ACTIVATED BULLGOD CLAMP IN A PIG MODEL Chen Wei
Friday, May 12, 2017
8:00 am - 4:30 pm AUA/CONFEDERACION AMERICANA DE UROLOGIA (CAU) Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
8:00
MORNING SESSION Moderator: Shlomo Raz
1:50
LASER LITHOTRIPSY: FRAGMENTATION, DUSTING, SHORT PULSE AND LONG PULSE, PHYSICAL CONCEPTS AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES Olivier Traxer
2:10
PROGRESSIVE ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGY AND INSTRUMENTS: WHAT ELSE DO WE NEED TO IMPROVE STONE TREATMENT OUTCOMES? Ralph Clayman
2:30
ABLATIVE NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND TECHNIQUES FOR BPH Panelists: Gopal Badlani, Peter Gilling, Claus Roehrborn, Jaspreet Sandhu
3:10
FOCAL THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER: IS IT READY FOR PRIME TIME? Rafael Sanchez Salas
3:30
LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY: UPDATE ON 3D, 4K AND NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR ENDOSCOPES, INSTRUMENTS AND TOOLS Alejandro Rodriguez
3:50
ROBOTIC SURGERY: FUTURE PLATFORM AND TECHNOLOGY Mihir Desai
4:10
UPDATE ON IMAGING, BIOPSY AND ABLATIVE THERAPY FOR SMALL RENAL MASSES Jaime Landman
4:30
ADJOURN
UPDATE ON BLADDER CANCER Fernando Pablo Secin 8:30
UPDATE ON PROSTATE CANCER William Catalona
9:00
URETHRAL STRICTURE Hunter Wessells
9:30
TREATMENT OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER Victor Nitti
10:00
BREAK
10:30
TREATMENT OF VESICO-URETERIC REFLUX Alan Retick
11:00
TREATMENT OF TESTICULAR CANCER Joel Sheinfeld
11:30
TREATMENT OF IMPOTENCE Drogo Montague
12:00
AUA/CAU REMARKS AUA Secretary: Manoj Monga Society Secretary General: Jorge Gutierrez-Aceves
12:05
TISSUE ENGINEERING Anthony Atala
12:30
BREAK
1:30
AFTERNOON SESSION: NEW TECHNOLOGY IN UROLOGIC SURGERY Moderator: Jorge Gutierrez-Aceves
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Friday, May 12, 2017
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
2017 BASIC SCIENCES SYMPOSIUM: FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION OF STEM CELLS, REGENERATION AND REPAIR IN UROLOGY Room 204 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 1:05
SESSION I: DEVELOPMENTAL PRINCIPLES IN REGENERATION-INTRODUCTION Chair: Darius Bagli
KEYNOTE II: FUNCTIONAL TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION BY AN ACELLULAR REGENERATIVE MEDICINE APPROACH Stephen Badylak
1:45
KEYNOTE I: DEVELOPMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND KIDNEY ENGINEERING Andrew McMahon
BIOMATERIALS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR TISSUE ENGINEERING Joyce Wong
2:10
UROTHELIAL PROGENITORS IN MODELS OF BLADDER RECONSTRUCTION Joshua Mauney
2:35
BIOENGINEERING AND ENGRAFTMENT OF HUMAN VASCULAR NETWORKS Juan Melero-Martin
8:00
WELCOME Program Chair: Rosalyn Adam Director, AUA Office of Research: Carolyn Best
8:05
8:10
8:50
UROTHELIAL PROGENITORS IMPORTANT IN DEVELOPMENT, REGENERATION AND CANCER Cathy Lee Mendelsohn
9:15
PROGENITOR CELLS AND THE ORIGIN OF PROSTATE CANCER Michael Shen
3:00
REGENERATION OF ERECTILE FUNCTION POST PROSTATECTOMY Carol Podlasek
9:40
GLOMERULAR DAMAGE IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE: EFFECT OF AMNIOTIC FLUID STEM CELLS AND THEIR EXTRACELLULAR VESICLE Laura Perin
3:25
Q&A
3:35
SESSION IV: CLINICAL TRIALS AND BIOETHICS OF REGENERATION INTRODUCTION Chair: Carlos Estrada, Jr.
3:40
THE FIRST TISSUE ENGINEERED NEOURINARY CONDUIT CLINICAL TRIAL FOR COMPLETE ORGAN REPLACEMENT: SUCCESSES, PITFALLS, CHALLENGES Trinity Bivalacqua
4:05
REGENERATING AND REPLACING ORGANS: RESEARCH ETHICS AND POLICY ISSUES Nancy King
4:30
FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE: THE CLINICAL DRUG & DEVICE DEVELOPMENT PATHWAYS Christopher Cutie
4:55
Q&A
5:00
FINAL THOUGHTS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & ADJOURN Rosalyn Adam
10:05
NEUROGENESIS IN THE LOWER URINARY TRACT - TEMPORAL PROCESSES AND SIGNALING PATHWAYS E. Michelle Southard-Smith
10:30
Q&A
10:40
SESSION II: REGENERATION & REPAIR: LEARNING FROM OUTSIDE UROLOGYINTRODUCTION Chair: Trinity Bivalacqua
10:45
GENERATION OF AN ARTIFICIAL INTESTINE FOR THE TREATMENT OF SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME IN INFANTS David Hackam
11:10
BIOPRINTED MICROENGINEERED HYDROGELS FOR TISSUE FABRICATION Ali Khademhosseini
11:35
ENGINEERING STEM CELL IDENTITY FOR REGENERATIVE MEDICINE Samantha Morris
12:00
Q&A
12:10
LUNCH
1:00
SESSION III: HOST RECIPIENT-BIOMATERIALMICROENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS INTRODUCTION Chair: X. Sean Li
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8:00 am - 5:10 pm
8:00
WELCOME Aria Olumi Program Chair: Omid Farokhzad
12:20
LUNCH
1:00
SESSION III: IMAGING DIAGNOSTICS AND MOLECULAR - INTRODUCTION Session Chair: Ralph Weissleder
8:05
SYMPOSIUM INTRODUCTION Philip Kantoff
1:05
8:15
SESSION I: NANOTHERAPEUTICS AND DRUG DELIVERY - INTRODUCTION Session Chair: Omid Farokhzad
KEYNOTE: IMAGING DRUG DELIVERY Ralph Weissleder
1:45
KEYNOTE: SPHERICAL NUCLEIC ACIDS AND THEIR ROLE IN DIGITAL DRUG DESIGN Chad Mirkin
NOVEL DEVICES FOR THERAPEUTICS AND DIAGNOSTIC APPLICATIONS Michael Cima
2:10
EXPANSILE NANOPARTICLES IN CANCER DRUG DELIVERY Mark Grinstaff
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS David Miyamoto
2:35
DOXIL®, THE FIRST FDA APPROVED NANODRUG: LESSONS LEARNED Yechezkel (Chezy) Barenholz
ACTIVITY-BASED NANOSENSORS AS SYNTHETIC BIOMARKERS OF CANCER Sangeeta Bhatia
3:00
Q&A
8:20
9:00
9:25
9:50
CELL MEMBRANE-CLOAKED NANOPARTICLES FOR TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY Liangfang Zhang
3:10
SESSION IV: IMMUNE SYSTEM ENGINEERING FOR PERSONALIZED MEDICINE INTRODUCTION Session Chair: Philip Kantoff
10:15
Q&A
3:15
CAR THERAPY: THE CD19 AND BEYOND Michel Sadelain
10:25
SESSION II: NOVEL BIOLOGICS AND PROTEIN THERAPEUTICS - INTRODUCTION Session Chair: Neil Bander
3:40
10:30
EMERGING ROLE OF PSMA TARGETED IMAGING AND THERAPY OF PROSTATE CANCER Neil Bander
NANOPARTICULATE DELIVERY OF THERAPEUTIC RNA AND GENOME EDITING COMPLEXES Daniel Anderson
4:05
ENGINEERING IMMUNITY AGAINST INFECTIOUS DISEASE AND CANCER Darrell Irvine
10:55
FROM MOLECULAR FARMING TO MOLECULAR MEDICINE Nicole Steinmetz
4:30
11:20
BIOPODAL LIGANDS: A NOVEL CLASS OF HIGH-AFFINITY PEPTIDES FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS Sangyong Jon
HARNESSING RNAI-BASED NANOMEDICINES FOR THERAPEUTIC GENE SILENCING IN HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES Dan Peer
4:55
Q&A
5:05
IMPROVING THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF BIOLOGIC DRUGS WITH TOLEROGENIC NANOPARTICLES Kei Kishimoto
FINAL THOUGHTS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Omid Farokhzad
5:10
ADJOURN
11:45
12:10
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Friday, May 12, 2017
8:00 am - 6:00 pm SEXUAL MEDICINE SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA (SMSNA) Room 210AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
8:00
PRESIDENTIAL WELCOME Run Wang
8:05
CME ACTIVITY ANNOUNCEMENTS Hossein Sadeghi-Nejad
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8:10
SESSION 1 – FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION Moderators: Stanley Althof, Ashley Tapscott UPDATING THE FSD NOMENCLATURE Sharon Parish
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UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: INNOVATIVE THERAPEUTICS FOR PERSONALIZED MEDICINE: FROM CELL AND PROTEIN ENGINEERING TO NOVEL NANOMEDICINES Room 206 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
8:25
8:40
UROGYNECOLOGIC SURGERY AND IT’S SEXUAL FUNCTION CONSEQUENCES Irwin Goldstein
11:45
Q&A
11:50
THE IRA SHARLIP LECTURE Moderator: Run Wang
BRAIN ACTIVITY AND FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION James Pfaus
THE TEN CRAZIEST SEX SCANDALS Gerald Brock
8:55
Q&A
12:00
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM
9:00
SESSION 2 – GRAND MASTER LECTURES Moderators: Lawrence Hakim, Hossein SadeghiNejad
1:00
SESSION 5 – MEDICAL AND HORMONAL Moderators: William Conners, Nelson Bennett, Jr. DEFINING HYPOGONADISM THAT DOES NOT FIT THE CLASICAL PRIMARY OR SECUNDARY HYPOGONADISM DEFINITIONS – TIME FOR A RESET? Mohit Khera
CLINICAL TRIALS, REGISTRIES, OUTCOMES AND QUALITY OF LIFE ASSESSMENT: IMPACT ON SEXUAL MEDICINE Raymond Rosen 9:15
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MILESTONES IN SEXUAL MEDICINE Irwin Goldstein
9:30
EVOLUTION OF PENILE PROSTHESIS SURGERY IN THE LAST 40 YEARS Steven Wilson
9:45
Q&A
10:00
BREAK
10:15
SESSION 3 – POINT COUNTERPOINT Moderators: Serge Carrier, Tobias Kohler
1:15
MANAGEMENT OF DELAYED EJACULATION Stanton Honig
1:30
Q&A
1:40
SESSION 6 – CANCER AND SEXUAL FUNCTION Moderators: Ronald Lewis, Luiz Torres SEXUAL FUNCTION IN MALE CANCER SURVIVORS Gregory Broderick
1:50
SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH CANCER: NAVIGATING INTIMACY AND INTERCOURSE BETWEEN WOMEN AND THEIR PARTNERS Don Dizon
2:00
Q&A
2:10
EVIDENCE SUPPORTING TESTOSTERONE THERAPY IN PROSTATE CANCER Abraham Morgentaler
2:20
EVIDENCE AGAINST TESTOSTERONE THERAPY IN PROSTATE CANCER Landon Trost
2:30
Q&A
2:40
SESSION 7 – PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION Moderators: Annamaria Giraldi, Michael Perelman
DEBATE 1: PROSTATE BIOPSY PROTOCOL IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR PROSTRATE CANCER CAUSES ED: PRO Trinity Bivalacqua 10:25
DEBATE 1: PROSTATE BIOPSY PROTOCOL IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR PROSTRATE CANCER CAUSES ED: CON Andrew McCullough
10:35
Q&A
10:45
DEBATE 2: CIRCUMCISION WILL SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE PENILE SENSITIVITY: PRO Justine Schober
10:55
DEBATE 2: CIRCUMCISION WILL SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE PENILE SENSITIVITY: CON Ira Sharlip
PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT FOR HSDD IN MEN AND WOMEN Marita McCabe
11:05
Q&A
11:15
SESSION 4 – SMSNA FELLOWSHIPS AND NOVEL CONCEPTS Moderators: Trinity Bivalacqua, Mohit Khera
2:55
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND RELATIONSHIP IMPACT OF MALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION Christian Nelson
SMSNA-PFIZER FELLOW - TRANSDERMAL DELIVERY OF CURCUMIN, A NATURAL ANTIINFLAMMATORY COMPOUND, THROUGH THE USE OF A NOVEL NANOPARTICLE DELIVERY SYSTEM Andrew Draganski
3:10
Q&A
3:20
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3:35
SESSION 8 – SURGICAL THERAPIES Panelists: William Brant, Rafael Carrion, Brian Christine, Gerard Henry
11:30
SMSNA-AUA UROLOGY CARE FOUNDATION FELLOW - LEYDIG STEM CELL AUTOGRAFT FOR TREATMENT OF HYPOGONADISM IN KLINEFELTER SYNDROME AND STEM CELL THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Ranjith Ramasamy
PENILE FRACTURE: CURRENT CONCEPTS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND REPAIR Allen Morey
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COMPLEX PEYRONIE’S DEFORMITIES – A CASE FOR PENILE PLICATION Wayne Hellstrom
4:05
COMPLEX PENILE DEFORMITIES – A CASE FOR PENILE GRAFTING Laurence Levine
5:20
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IN SURGERY FOR BPH: CURRENT UPDATE Kevin McVary
4:20
THE INFRAPUBIC INCISION IN PENILE PROSTHESIS SUGERY: PEARLS FOR AVOIDING THE COMMON PITFALLS Paul Perito
5:35
PENILE DUPLEX DOPPLER ULTRASOUND: REASSESSING THE STANDARDS AND STRATEGIES FOR OPTIMIZING OUTCOMES John Mulhall
4:35
SURGERY FOR PRIAPISM: STRATEGIES FOR OPTIMIZING OUTCOMES Ricardo Munarriz
5:50
Q&A
6:00
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Q&A
5:10
SESSION 9 – ED IN BPH PROCEDURES & DIAGNOSTIC TESTING IN SEXUAL MEDICINE Moderators: Allen Seftel, Cigdem Tanrikut
Friday, May 12, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 6 TRANSPLANTATION & VASCULAR SURGERY: RENAL TRANSPLANTATION & VASCULAR SURGERY I Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Peter Bretan, Dicken Ko and Ho Yee Tiong ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP06-01 EVALUATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DONOR AND RECIPIENT DURING KIDNEY TRANSPLANT Christopher Dru*, D. Joseph Thum, Devin Patel, Justin Houman, Gerhard Fuchs, Los Angeles, CA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP06-05 LEARNING CURVE OF A NEW SURGICAL PROCEDURE: EXPERIENCE FROM A NEW CENTER ADOPTING ROBOTIC KIDNEY TRANSPLANT. Sohrab Arora*, New Delhi, India, Volkan Tugcu, Istanbul, Turkey, Akshay Sood, Mahendra Bhandari, Detroit, MI, Rajesh Ahlawat, New Delhi, India, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI
MP06-02 SERUM SIALYL HYBRID TYPED NGLYCAN LEVELS PREDICTS EARLY ABMR IN LIVING DONOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PATIENTS Daisuke Noro*, Tohru Yoneyama, Shingo Hatakeyama, Yuki Tobisawa, Kazuyuki Mori, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Hirosaki, Japan, Masakazu Tanaka, Shinichiro Nishimura, Sapporo, Japan, Hideo Sasaki, Kawasaki, Japan, Mitsuru Saito, Akita, Japan, Hiroshi Harada, Sapporo, Japan, Tatsuya Chikaraishi, Kawasaki, Japan, Hideki Ishida, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan, Shigeru Satoh, Akita, Japan, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP06-06 PRE-TRANSPLANT ANTIBODY REMOVAL CAN BE AVOIDED IN ABO INCOMPATIBLE KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION. Masayuki Tasaki*, Yuki Nakagawa, Kazuhide Saito, Naofumi Imai, Yumi Ito, Vladimir Bilim, Kota Takahashi, Yoshihiko Tomita, Niigata, Japan MP06-07 CD4ⴙIFN- ⴙIL-10ⴙ CELLS FACILITATE A PROLONGATION OF GRAFT SURVIVAL IN OLD RECIPIENT MICE TREATED WITH RAPAMYCIN Koichiro Minami*, Timm Heinbokel, Markus Quante, Hirofumi Uehara, Abdala Elkhal, Boston, MA, Haruhito Azuma, Osaka, Japan, Stefan G. Tullius, Boston, MA
MP06-03 ROBOT ASSISTED TRANSPLANT ALLOGRAFT NEPHRECTOMY SERIES: A NOVEL APPROACH FOR A CHALLENGING OPERATION Rafael Nunez*, Nicholas Jakob, Sean McAdams, Kelli Gross, Haidar Abdul-Muhsin, Nitin Katariya, Erik Castle, Phoenix, AZ
MP06-08 MIRABEGRON IMPROVES SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BLADDER CAPACITY FOLLOWING KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION Charbel Chalouhy*, Jessica Moore, Benjamin Philosophe, Baltimore, MD
MP06-04 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF SOFOSBUVIRBASED DIRECT-ACTING ANTIVIRAL AGENTS IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS WITH HEPATITIS C VIRUS INFECTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Ping Tan*, Lu Yang, Liangren Liu, Qiang Wei, Chengdu, China, People’s Republic of
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AN UPDATE ON IXCHELSIS PE PHASE II TRIALS FOR PREMATURE EJACULATION Stanley Althof
3:50
MP06-15 EFFECT OF CORM-3 IN ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION INJURY AND CISPLATININDUCED TOXICITY: DIFFERENCES IN NORMAL KIDNEY CELL AND RENAL CANCER CELL
MP06-09 LOCAL SILDENAFIL ACCELERATE RENAL REGENERATION AFTER ISCHEMIA/ REPERFUSION INJURY IN CANINE MODEL. Mohamed H Zahran*, Nashwa Barakat, Shery Khater, Amira Awadalla, Ahmed Mosbah, Adel Nabeeh, Ahmed A Shokeir, Mansoura, Egypt
MP06-16 OUR EXPERIENCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER IN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS Alonso Narva´ez Barros*, Lluis Riera Canals, Jaime Ferna´ndez-Concha Schwalb, Jose´ Sua´rez Novo, Manel Castells Esteve, Francesc Vigue´s Julia`, Barcelona, Spain
MP06-10 THE ACTIVATION OF INFLAMMATION AMPLIFIER IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT GRAFT AND URINARY BIOMARKER FOR CHRONIC REJECTION Haruka Higuchi*, Daiki Iwami, Kiyohiko Hotta, Nobuo Shinohara, Masaaki Murakami, Sapporo, Japan
MP06-17 UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANT: A HETEROGENEUS ENTITY IN TERMS OF DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENTS AND ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES Vital Hevia*, Javier Lorca, Victoria Gomez, Sara Alvarez, Victor Diez, Francisco Javier Burgos, Madrid, Spain
MP06-11 INCIDENTAL NEPHROLITHIASIS IN LIVE RELATED KIDNEY DONORS: EPIDEMIOLOGY, LONG TERM OUTCOME OF DONOR AND RECIPIENT. Sanjoy Sureka*, Aneesh Srivastava, Uday Singh, Rakesh Kapoor, M S Ansari, Sandeep Kumar, Lucknow, India
MP06-18 CT VOLUMETRY OF THE KIDNEY IS A COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO MAG3 SCAN IN PREDICTING RENAL FUNCTION AFTER DONOR NEPHRECTOMY Yosuke Mitsui*, Takuya Sadahira, Motoo Araki, Shingo Nishimura, Koichiro Wada, Yasuyuki Kobayashi, Toyohiko Watanabe, Yasutomo Nasu, Okayama, Japan
MP06-12 USEFULNESS OF MULTI-DETECTOR COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SCANNING FOR REPLACEMENT OF DIETHYLENETRIAMINE PENTAACETIC ACID (DTPA) Hyung Ho Lee*, Sook Young Kim, Young Eun Yoon, Sung Ku Kang, Jae Yong Jeong, Kwang Hyun Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Kyung Hwa Choi, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Joong Shik Lee, Koon Ho Rha, Young Deuk Choi, Sung Joon Hong, Woong Kyu Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP06-19 LONG-TERM OUTCOME OF ADULT RENAL TRANSPLANTATION IN PATIENT WITH CONGENITAL LOWER URINARY TRACT MALFORMATIONS : A MULTICENTER STUDY. Ste´phane MARCHAL*, Nicolas Kalfa, Franc¸ois IBORRA, Montpellier, France, Lionel BADET, Lyon, France, Georges Karam, Julien Branchereau, lucas Broudeur, Nantes, France, Rodolphe Thuret, Montpellier, France
MP06-13 BENEFICAL EFFECT OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE ON RENAL ISCHEMIAREPERFUSION INJURY IN CLAWN MINIATURE SWINE Yuichi Ariyoshi*, Mitsuhiro Sekijima, Takahiro Murokawa, Hisashi Sahara, Kagoshima, Japan, Motoo Araki, Yasutomo Nasu, Okayama, Japan, Kazuhiko Yamada, Kagoshima, Japan
MP06-20 RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENTAL STUDY COMPARING NON-OXYGENATED VS OXYGENATED HYPOTHERMIC MACHINE PERFUSION IN A TYPE III NON-HEARTBEATING DONOR PIG MODEL OF AUTOTRANSPLANTATION. Vital Hevia*, Victoria Gomez, Maria Laura Garcia-Bermejo, Sara Alvarez, Francisco Donis, Victor Diez, Ana Saiz, Adolfo Martinez, Francisco Javier Burgos, Madrid, Spain
MP06-14 IMPACT OF VISCERAL AND SUBCUTANEOUS ADIPOSE TISSUE ON POST DONATION RENAL FUNCTION IN LIVING KIDNEY DONORS Hyung Ho Lee*, Sook Young Kim, Young Eun Yoon, Sung Ku Kang, Jae Yong Jeong, Kwang Hyun Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Kyung Hwa Choi, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Joong Shik Lee, Koon Ho Rha, Young Deuk Choi, Sung Joon Hong, Woong Kyu Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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Moderated Poster Session 7
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP07-01 GENETIC OUTCOMES OF CONCEPTION IN MEN WITH ELEVATED SPERM ANEUPLOIDY Taylor P. Kohn*, Alexander W. Pastuszak, Matthew F. Cherches, Kristin F. Pascoe, Sohum Shah, Dolores J. Lamb, Larry I. Lipshultz, Houston, TX
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP07-08 CHARACTERIZATION OF LACTOFERRIN RECEPTOR ON HUMAN SPERMATOZOA Zengjun Wang*, Pengqi Wang, Bianjiang Liu, Xiaobin Niu, Shifeng Su, Wei Zhang, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of MP07-09 EXPLORING RNA EXPRESSION PROFILES OF KLINEFELTER’S SYNDROME IN THE SETTING OF NON-OBSTRUCTIVE AZOOSPERMIA Ryan Flannigan*, New York, NY, Alex Bolyakov, Anna Mielnik, Phil V. Bach, Darius Paduch, New York, NY
MP07-02 POLYA TAG LIBRARY PREPARATION FOR NEW GENERATION SEQUENCING (NGS) IN HUMAN TESTIS FAILS TO DETECT NON-CODING AND TRANSLATED RNAS IMPORTANT IN TESTICULAR FUNCTION AS COMPARED TO RIBOSOMAL RNA DEPLETION METHOD. Ryan Flannigan*, New York, NY, Anna Mielnik, Alex Bolyakov, Phil V. Bach, New York, NY, Peter Schlegel, New York, NY, Darius Paduch, New York, NY
MP07-10 USEFULNESS OF A PORTABLE COMPUTER-ASSISTED SPERM ANALYZER SYSTEM USING SMARTPHONE Kazumitsu Yamasaki*, Tsukuba, Japan, Noriko Watanabe, Tatsuji Ihana, Sumio Ishijima, Toshihiro Fujiwara, Osamu Tsutsumi, Tokyo, Japan, Teruaki Iwamoto, Nasushiobara, Japan
MP07-03 IMPROVED SPERM DNA INTEGRITY IN THE SECOND SEMEN SAMPLE FROM MEN PROVIDING DOUBLE EJACULATES Tristan Juvet*, Susan Lau, Kirk Lo, Ethan Grober, Keith Jarvi, Toronto, Canada
MP07-11 ROLES OF HISTONE H3.5 IN HUMAN SPERMATOGENESIS AND SPERMATOGENIC DISORDERS Koji Shiraishi*, Aya Shindo, Ube, Japan, Akihito Harada, Yasuyuki Ohkawa, Fukuoka, Japan, Hitoshi Kurumizaka, Hiroshi Kimura, Tokyo, Japan, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan
MP07-04 ABNORMAL HYPERMETHYLATION OF VDAC2 PROMOTER IS ASSOCIATED WITH MALE IDIOPATHIC ASTHENOSPERMIA Zengjun Wang*, Bianjiang Liu, Shifeng Su, Aiming Xu, Jianzhong Zhang, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
MP07-12 DAMAGE TO SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES IN PATIENTS WITH SERTOLI CELL ONLY SYNDROME PROGRESSES WITH AGING Shoichiro Iwatsuki*, Yukihiro Umemoto, Tomoki Takeda, Satoshi Nozaki, Hideki Takada, Hiroki Kubota, Yasunori Itoh, Shoichi Sasaki, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
MP07-05 ANALYSIS OF 23,000 IUI CYLES: CORRELATING SPERM STRICT KRUGER MORPHOLOGY WITH CYCLE PREGNANCY OUTCOMES Jared Winoker*, Joseph Lee, Michael Whitehouse, Alan Copperman, Natan BarChama, New York, NY
MP07-13 THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF RIPK1 INHIBITOR IN TESTICULAR ISCHEMIAREPERFUSION Shin Ohira*, Ryoei Hara, Kurashiki City, Japan, Shigenobu Tone, Hatoyama-cho, Japan, Seitetsu Kin, Shinjiro Shimizu, Tomohiro Fujii, Yoshiyuki Miyaji, Atsushi Nagai, Kurashiki City, Japan
MP07-06 STUDY ON SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS WITHIN THE NOVEL TESTIS-SPECIFIC HASPIN GENE ENCODING A SERINE/THREONINE PROTEIN KINASE IN HUMAN MALE INFERTILITY Yasushi Miyagawa*, Tetsuji Soda, Norichika Ueda, Shinichiro Fukuhara, Hiroshi Kiuchi, Suita, Japan, Akira Tsujimura, Urayasu, Japan, Hiromitsu Tanaka, Sasebo, Japan, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan
MP07-14 CO-INCUBATION OF HUMAN SPERMATOZOA WITH ANTI-VDAC ANTIBODY REDUCED SPERM MOTILITY Bianjiang Liu*, Shifeng Su, Min Tang, Zengjun Wang, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
MP07-07 RADICAL ORCHIDECTOMY AND FERTILITY PRESERVATION: A NEED TO CHANGE PRACTICE Jemma Moody*, Catherine Horsfield, London, United Kingdom, Malene Pedersen, Vejle, Denmark, Kamran Ahmed, Pippa Sangster, Majed Shabbir, London, United Kingdom
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INFERTILITY: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Dolores Lamb and Peter Schlegel
MP07-15 ALTERATIONS IN OXIDATIVE STRESS PARAMETERS IN THE TESTIS AND EPIDIDYMIS IN A NICOTINE-EXPOSED RAT MODEL. CAN NICOTINEABSTINENCE OVERCOME THE OXIDATIVE DAMAGE? Panagiota Tsounapi*, Masashi Honda, Yonago, Japan, Fotios Dimitriadis, Ioannina, Greece, Yusuke Kimura, Yonago, Japan, Shogo Shimizu, Nankoku, Japan, Bunya Kawamoto, Katsuya Hikita, Yonago, Japan, Motoaki Saito, Nankoku, Japan, Nikolaos Sofikitis, Ioannina, Greece, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan
MP07-18 IMPACTS OF SMOKING ON THE GLYCOCALYX OF HUMAN SPERMATOZOA Rick Paschold*, Susanne Bour, Armin Becker, Christian Stief, Matthias Trottmann, Mu¨nchen, Germany
MP07-16 UTILIZATION RATES OF CRYOPRESERVED SPERM BASED ON THE INDICATION FOR STORAGE Graham Machen*, Erin Bird, Monica Brown, Dale Ingalsbe, Milaida East, Michelle Reyes, Thomas Kuehl, Temple, TX
MP07-20 THE IMAPCT OF TESTICULAR CANCER ON MALE FERTILITY; ABNORMALITIES DETECTED AND AETIOPATHOGENESIS Khaled Almekaty*, Chris Poullis, Elizabeth Williamson, London, United Kingdom, Mohamed Zahran, Mansoura, Egypt, Gideon Blecher, Tet Yap, Suks Minhas, London, United Kingdom
MP07-19 INVOLVEMENT OF OXIDATION REDUCTION POTENTIAL IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MALE INFERTILITY IN PATIENTS WITH VARICOCELE Ashok Agarwal*, Siew May Wang, Nicholas Tadros, Edmund Sabanegh, Cleveland, OH
MP07-17 ROLE OF OXIDATION REDUCTION POTENTIAL IN VARICOCELE ASSOCIATED MALE INFERTILITY Mohamed Arafa*, Haitham ElBardisi, Ahmad Majzoub, Sami AlSaid, Abdel Rahman Jaber, Kareim Khalafalla, Doha, Qatar, Siew May Wang, Ashok Agarwal, Cleveland, OH
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Friday, May 12, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 8 IMAGING/RADIOLOGY: URORADIOLOGY I Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Sero Andonian, Justin Han and David Hoenig ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP08-01 ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR CYSTIC RENAL MASSES WITH >5 YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP Andrew McIntosh*, Pranav Parikh, Anthony Tokarski, Eric Ross, David Chen, Richard Greenberg, Alexander Kutikov, Marc Smaldone, Rosalia Viterbo, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP08-03 PREDICTION OF HISTOLOGICAL SUBTYPES OF SMALL RENAL MASSES: STRIVING FOR A STANDARDIZED MRI DIAGNOSTIC ALGORITHM Fernando U. Kay*, Noah E. Canvasser, Yin Xi, Daniella F. Pinho, Daniel Costa, Alberto Diaz de Leon, Gaurav Khatri, John R. Leyendecker, Takeshi Yokoo, Aaron Lay, Nicholas Kavoussi, Ersin Koseoglu, Jeffrey A. Cadeddu, Ivan Pedrosa, Dallas, TX
MP08-02 NEPHROMETRY SCORES ARE USELESS FOR EXPERIENCED UROLOGISTS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE. Henrique Nonemacher*, Giuliano Guglielmetti, George Lins de Albuquerque, Rafael Coelho, Mauricio Cordeiro, Arnaldo Fazoli, Paulo Afonso Carvalho, Tiago Magalhaes Freire, kayann Kaled R el Hayek, Vitor Pagotto, George Lins de Albuquerque, Mauricio Cordeiro, Bruno Aragao Rocha, Diego Parga Rodrigues, Alexandre Fligelman Kanas, Publio Cesar Cavalcanti Viana, Willian Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP08-04 DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION OF MICROSCOPIC HEMATURIA IN YOUNG ADULTS: TIME TO RETHINK THE AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION GUIDELINE Erfan Amini*, Farhad Pishgar, Mohsen Ayati, Bita Foratikashani, Iman Ghazi, Elnaz Ayati, Mohammad Reza Nowroozi, Majid Ali Asgari, Ramin Pourghorban, Faeze Salahshour, Hassan Jamshidian, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
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MP08-06 COMBINATION OF RGB AND NARROW BAND IMAGING FOR DISCRIMINATION OF NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Kwang Suk Lee*, Kyo Chul Koo, Do Kyung Kim, Jongsoo Lee, Jong Won Kim, Jae Yong Jeong, Sung Ku Kang, Byung Ha Chung, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP08-13 MR RADIOMICS IN THE RISK STRATIFICATION OF PROSTATE CANCER Frank Chen, Bino Varghese, Darryl Hwang, Steve Cen, Mihir Desai, Suzanne Palmer, Monish Aron, Manju Aron, Inderbir Gill, Gangning Liang, Andre Abreu, Sameer Chopra, Osamu Ukimura, Vinay Duddalwar*, Los Angeles, CA
MP08-07 SINGLE PULSE-PER-SECOND SETTING SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES FLUOROSCOPY TIME DURING URETEROSCOPY Todd Yecies*, Anisleidy Fombona, Michelle Semins, Pittsburgh, PA
MP08-14 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A NOMOGRAM FOR PREDICTING PIRADS 4-5 LESIONS ON MULTIPARAMETRIC PROSTATE MRI Matthew Truong*, Thomas Frye, Dang Lam, Ji Hae Park, Bokai Wang, Changyong Feng, Gary Hollenberg, Eric Weinberg, Edward Messing, Rochester, NY
MP08-08 READING REPORTS VS REVIEWING IMAGES . . . . HOW IMPORTANT IS IT FOR ENDOUROLOGISTS TO LOOK AT FILMS PRIOR TO DECISION-MAKING? Haresh Thummar*, Ponkhraj S, Shivang D, N Thummar, Vadodara, India MP08-09 POPULATION-LEVEL CANCER DETECTION AND PATTERNS OF CARE FOLLOWING MRI-GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY Wen Liu*, Dattatraya Patil, David Howard, Renee Moore, Heqiong Wang, Martin Sanda, Christopher Filson, Atlanta, GA
MP08-15 MULTI INSTITUTIONAL STUDY ON MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING/ULTRASOUND FUSION BIOPSY, ARE WE GETTING BETTER? Wei Phin Tan*, Thomas Hwang, Mukund Gande, Daniel Dalton, Paul Yonover, Kalyan Latchamsetty, Christopher Coogan, Chicago, IL
MP08-10 PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF CANCER DETECTION RATES OF THE PROSTATE IMAGING REPORTING AND DATA SYSTEM VERSION 2 Sherif Mehralivand*, Sandra Bednarova, Bethesda, MD, Joanna Shih, Rockville, MD, Francesca Mertan, Sonia Gaur, Maria Merino, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Peter Choyke, Baris Turkbey, Bethesda, MD
MP08-16 USE OF DUPLICATE AXIAL IMAGING IN NEWLY DIAGNOSED PROSTATE CANCER – TRENDS ACROSS THE PENNSYLVANIA UROLOGIC REGIONAL COLLABORATIVE (PURC) Serge Ginzburg*, Adam Reese, Edouard Trabulsi, Tianyu Li, Claudette Fonshell, Bret Marlowe, Thomas Guzzo, Thomas Lanchoney, Marc Smaldone, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA
MP08-11 RADIOLOGIST EXPERIENCE LEVEL DOES NOT PREDICT THE ACCURACY OF PROSTATE MRI INTERPRETATION FOR CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER: ARE CONSENSUS READS THE ANSWER? Eric Kim*, Joel Vetter, Anup Shetty, Kathryn Fowler, Aaron Mintz, Cary Siegel, Gerald Andriole, Robert Grubb III, St. Louis, MO
MP08-17 IS MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING SENSITIVE ENOUGH FOR PARTIAL GLAND HIGH INTENSITY FOCUSED ULTRASOUND TREATMENT? COMPARING PROSTATE CANCER LESIONS BETWEEN MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AND PROSTATECTOMY SPECIMENS Clinton Bahler*, Clint Cary, Ronald Boris, Temel Tirkes, Timothy Masterson, Thomas Gardner, Michael Koch, Indianapolis, IN MP08-18 DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF THE SHEAR WAVE ELASTOGRAPHY FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF PROSTATE CANCER: A DIAGNOSTIC META-ANALYSIS Xiang Tu*, Lu Yang, Qiang Wei, Chengdu, China, People’s Republic of
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MP08-12 MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL EVALUATION OF MRI AND FUSION BIOPSY IN CONFIRMATORY BIOPSY FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Christopher M. Russell*, Amir H. Lebastchi, Matthew Lee, Scott A. Tomlins, Jeffrey S. Montgomery, Chandy S. Ellimoottil, Jont T. Wei, Matthew S. Davenport, Nicole Curci, Ann Arbor, MI, Thomas P. Frye, Matthew Truong, Rochester, NY, Srinivas Vourganti, Chicago, IL, Ardeshir Rastinehad, New York, NY, Paras Shah, Vinay Patel, Hempstead, NY, Arvin George, Ann Arbor, MI
MP08-05 CALCULATION OF BLADDER VOLUMES USING 2D AND 3D ULTRASOUND COMPARED TO URODYNAMIC MEASUREMENTS IN WOMEN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER Anna Nagle*, Rachel Bernardo, Jary Varghese, Adam Klausner, John Speich, Richmond, VA
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MP08-19 PROSTATE MRI: THE TRUTH LIES IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER Joseph C. Riney*, Nabeel E. Sarwani, Shehzad Siddique, Jay D. Raman, Hershey, PA MP08-20 RAPID PHENOTYPING OF GENITOURINARY ANOMALIES IN MICE USING MICRO-CT Gene Huang*, Marisol O’Neill, Meade Haller, Carolina Jorgez, D.J. Lamb, Houston, TX
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 9 BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: MEDICAL & NON-SURGICAL THERAPY Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Bradley Erickson, Christian Gratzke and Seth Strope ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP09-01 SILDENAFIL FOR TREATMENT OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS SECONDARY TO BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Ahmed M. Ragheb*, Mahmoud M. Arafa, Ayman S. Moussa, Amr M. Massoud, Giza, Egypt
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP09-04 COMPARISON BETWEEN TADALAFIL 5 MG VS. SERENOA REPENS/SELENIUM/ LYCOPENE FOR THE TREATMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS SECONDARY TO BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. A PHASE IV, RANDOMIZED, MULTICENTER, NON-INFERIORITY CLINICAL STUDY. SPRIT Giuseppe Morgia, Giulio Reale, Catania, Italy, Giuseppe Vespasiani, Roma, Italy, Marina Di Mauro, Catania, Italy, Rosaria M. Pareo, Roma, Italy, Salvatore Voce, Ravenna, Italy, Massimo Madonia, Sassari, Italy, Paolo Fedelini, Napoli, Italy, Pasquale Veneziano, Reggio Calabria, Italy, Marco Carini, Florence, Italy, Giuseppe Salvia, Acireale, Italy, Francesco Santaniello, Ancona, Italy, Andrea Ginepri, Roma, Italy, Marco Bitelli, Cuneo, Italy, Carlo Terrone, Novara, Italy, Marcello Gentile, Avellino, Italy, Antonella Giannantoni, Perugia, Italy, Franco Blefari, Prato, Italy, Valerio Beatrici, Pesaro, Italy, Patrizio Polledro, Cuneo, Italy, Pasquale La Rosa, Catania, Italy, Salvatore Arnone, Lugo of Romagna, Italy, Giorgio Santelli, Lucca, Italy, Giorgio Ivan Russo*, Catania, Italy
MP09-02 EFFECTS OF TADALAFIL ON STORAGE AND VOIDING FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH MALE LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS INCLUDING BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT, BASED ON A URODYNAMIC STUDY Yoshihisa Matsukawa*, Shohei Ishida, Kazuna Matsuo, Yudai Miyata, Hideo Narita, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan MP09-03 COMBINATION THERAPY OF TADALAFIL AND TAMSULOSIN FOR MEN WITH MODERATE TO SEVERE BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Hyun Jun Park*, Tae Nam Kim, Jong Kil Nam, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Du Geon Moon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Nam Cheol Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of
MP09-05 DOES CONCOMITANT TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT IMPROVE THE RESPONSE OF TADALAFIL 5 MG ONCE DAILY IN MEN WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS? Hyun Jun Park*, Tae Nam Kim, Jong Kil Nam, Nam Cheol Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Du Geon Moon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of MP09-06 ADMINISTRATION OF DAILY 5MG TADALAFIL IMPROVES NOT ONLY LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS BUT ALSO VESSEL ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Toshiyasu Amano*, Takahiro Kishikage, Tetsuya Imao, Nagano, Japan
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MP09-13 CLINICAL EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF FULL DOSE ANTIMUSCARINIC AGENT TREATMENT ON UNSATISFACTORY IMPROVEMENT OF SYMPTOMS AFTER LOW DOSE ANTIMUSCARINIC TREATMENT IN MALE PATIENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER: A RETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY Myungsun Shim*, Woo Jin Bang, Cheol Young Oh, Yong Seong Lee, Jin Seon Cho, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea, Republic of
MP09-08 SLEEPING PROBLEMS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK OF BPH PROGRESSION: RESULTS FROM REDUCE Brandee Branche*, Lauren Howard, Durham, NC, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Ramiro Castro-Santamaria, King of Prussia, PA, Gerald Andriole, St. Louis, MO, Martin Hopp, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
MP09-14 COMPARISON OF THE EFFICACY OF COMBINATION THERAPY WITH AN ANTICHOLINERGIC AGENT AND AN ␣1BLOCKER VERSUS A 3-ADRENOCEPTOR AGONIST AND AN ␣1-BLOCKER FOR PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT COMPLICATED BY OVERACTIVE BLADDER: A RA Yoshihisa Matsukawa*, Takashi Fujita, Masashi Kato, Yasuhito Funahashi, Tokunori Yamamoto, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan
MP09-09 DESMOPRESSIN FOR MALE NOCTURIA: A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Julia Han*, Gainesville, FL, Jae Hung Jung, Wonju, Korea, Republic of, Caitlin Bakker, Minneapolis, MN, Mark Ebell, Athens, GA, Philipp Dahm, Minneapolis, MN
MP09-15 THE CONTINUOUS USE OF ANTIMUSCARINICS AFTER TURP IN BPH PATIENTS WITH STORAGE SYMPTOMS REQUIRING ANTIMUSCARINICS BEFORE SURGERY – A NATIONWIDE POPULATION-BASED STUDY Eric Yi-Hsiu Huang*, Hsiao-Jen Chung, ChihChieh Lin, Ruo-Shin Peng, Yen-Hwa Chang, Alex T.L. Lin, Kuang-Kuo Chen, Taipei, Taiwan
MP09-10 TAMSULOSIN PRESCRIBING PATTERNS BASED ON A UNITED STATES HEALTH PLAN CLAIMS DATABASE Bruce Kava*, Miami, FL, Anna E. Verbeek, Jan M. Wruck, Ridgefield, CT, Marc Gittelman, Aventura, FL MP09-11 MEASURING AND PREDICTING THE PATIENT-REPORTED GOAL ACHIEVEMENT AFTER TREATING MALE BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA WITH TAMSULOSIN MONOTHERAPY Bum Soo Kim*, Jae Wook Chung, Phil Hyun Song, Jun Nyung Lee, Yun-Sok Ha, Tae Gyun Kwon, Seock Hwan Choi, Hyun Tae Kim, Tae-Hwan Kim, Sung Kwang Chung, Daegu, Korea, Republic of, Ki Ho Kim, Gyeongju, Korea, Republic of, Byung Hoon Kim, Ji Yong Ha, Daegu, Korea, Republic of, Deok Hyun Cho, Gun Nam Kim, Gumi, Korea, Republic of, Yoon Hyung Lee, Jae Soo Kim, Hyun-Jin Jung, Hong Seok Shin, Daegu, Korea, Republic of, Jong Hyun Yoon, Jae Ho Kim, Gumi, Korea, Republic of, Eun Sang Yoo, Daegu, Korea, Republic of
MP09-16 5-ALPHA REDUCTASE INHIBITORS FOR MALE LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS: A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Herney Garcia-Perdomo*, Cali, Colombia, Hugo Lopez, Bogota, Colombia, Philipp Dahm, Minneapolis, MN MP09-17 5-ALPHA REDUCTASE INHIBITORS FOR TREATMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA DOES NOT INCREASE THE RISK OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Katrina Hagberg, Lexington, MA, Hozefa Divan, Watertown, MA, Rebecca Persson, Susan Jick, Lexington, MA, J. Curtis Nickel*, Kingston, Canada MP09-18 CHANGE OF URINARY STEROID METABOLITES IN BPH PATIENTS TREATED WITH DUTASTERIDE Yota Yasumizu*, Eiji Kikuchi, Takahiro Maeda, Masanori Hasegawa, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP09-12 DECISION-MAKING IN MEN CONSIDERING USE OF NON-PRESCRIPTION TAMSULOSIN FOR LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS Joshua Cohn*, Roger Dmochowski, Casey Kowalik, Nashville, TN, Claus Roehrborn, Dallas, TX, Douglas Bierer, Cincinnati, OH, Anna Verbeek, Jan Wruck, Ridgefield, CT
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MP09-19 THE EFFECT OF STATINS ON THE RISK OF RECEIVING TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF PROSTATE IN OUTPATIENTS OF GENITOURINARY CLINIC - A STUDY BY APPLYING NATIONWIDE POPULATION BASED DATABASE Chih-Chieh Lin*, Hsiao-Jen Chung, Yi-Hsiu Huang, Alex Tong-Long Lin, Taipei, Taiwan
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MP09-07 EVALUATION OF EFFICACY OF PDE5 INHIBITER BY PENILE BLOOD PRESSURE FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA PATIENTS WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS Juntaro Koyama*, Shirakawa-shi, Fukushima, Japan, Yoshihide Kawasaki, Tomonori Sato, Sendai-shi, Miyagi, Japan, Taro Fukushi, Atsushi Kyan, Shirakawa-shi, Fukushima, Japan, Yasuhiro Kaiho, Sendai-shi, Miyagi, Japan
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Moderated Poster Session 10 BLADDER CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION II Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Rodney Davis, Maria Ribal and Arthur Sagalowsky ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP10-01 AN UNEQUAL NATION: THE RISKS OF INCIDENCE AND DEATH FROM BLADDER CANCER ACROSS ALL U.S. COUNTIES Michael Goltzman*, Jonathan Bloom, John Phillips, Valhalla, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP10-08 A PANEL OF MICRO-RNA SIGNATURE AS A TOOL FOR PREDICTING SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS WITH UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Teruo Inamoto*, Kiyoshi Takahara, Naokazu Ibuki, Tomoaki Takai, Taizo Uchimoto, Kenkichi Saito, Naoki Tanda, Yuki Yoshikawa, Koichiro Minami, Hajime Hirano, Hayahito Nomi, Haruhito Azuma, Takatsuki, Japan
MP10-02 TEMPORAL TRENDS IN PERIOPERATIVE MORBIDITY FOR RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Zachary Smith*, Scott Johnson, Vignesh Packiam, Joseph Rodriguez III, Norm Smith, Gary Steinberg, Chicago, IL
MP10-09 SUPPRESSED RECURRENT BLADDER CANCER AFTER ANDROGEN SUPPRESSION WITH ANDROGENDEPRIVATION THERAPY OR 5␣REDUCTASE INHIBITOR Masaki Shiota*, Keijiro Kiyoshima, Akira Yokomizo, Ario Takeuchi, Eiji Kashiwagi, Ryosuke Takahashi, Junichi Inokuchi, Katsunori Tatsugami, Masatoshi Eto, Fukuoka, Japan
MP10-03 PREOPERATIVE RISK FACTORS PREDICTING POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS IN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER Vassili Glazyrine*, Stefan Graw, Sida Niu, Derek Jensen, Devin Koestler, Eugene Lee, Kansas City, KS MP10-04 EFFECT OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND URINARY DIVERSION FOR BLADDER CANCER TREATMENT ON RENAL FUNCTION OVER TIME Shahab Bozorgmehri*, Gainesville, FL, Scott Gilbert, Tampa, FL, Xiaomin Lu, Robert L. Cook, Rebecca Beyth, Muna Canales, Gainesville, FL
MP10-10 CAN UROLOGISTS ACCURATELY STAGE AND GRADE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA BY ASSESSING ENDOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHS OF TUMORS? Snir Dekalo*, Alexander Greenstein, Gal Keren Paz, Avi Beri, Juza Chen, Jacob Ben Chaim, Mario Sofer, Nicola Mabjeesh, Haim Matzkin, Tel Aviv, Israel
MP10-05 IS DE NOVO UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA A DISTINCT ENTITY FROM BLADDER CARCINOMA? Hanan Goldberg*, Thenappan Chandrasekar, Zachary Klaassen, Robert Hamilton, Girish Kulkarni, Neil Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
MP10-11 ASSOCIATION OF PERIOPERATIVE VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM WITH LONG-TERM ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Harras Zaid*, Matthew Tollefson, Igor Frank, William Parker, R. Houston Thompson, Robert Tarrell, Prabin Thapa, John Cheville, Stephen Boorjian, Rochester, MN
MP10-06 ISOLATED RED PATCHES SEEN DURING ENDOSCOPIC SURVEILLANCE OF BLADDER CANCER – HOW OFTEN SHOULD WE BIOPSY? Nkwam Nkwam*, Shaun Trecarten, Stefan Momcilovic, Alvaro Bazo, Gurminder Mann, Benedict Sherwood, Richard Parkinson, Nottingham, United Kingdom
MP10-12 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS AND SOCIOECONOMIC DISPARITIES IN BLADDER CANCER SURVIVAL: ANALYSIS OF CALIFORNIA CANCER REGISTRY Jeremy W. Martin*, Nobel Nguyen, Jenny Chang, Rahul Dutta, Simone L. Vernez, Argyrios Ziogas, Hoda Anton-Culver, Ramy F. Youssef, Irvine, CA
MP10-07 INCREASED RISK OF BLADDER CANCER IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE PATIENTS WITH RENAL TRANSPLANTATION Min-Che Tung*, Kuan-Chun Hsueh, Taichung, Taiwan, Kuan-Hua Huang, Tainan, Taiwan, Chiao-Ling Chen, Yuan-Hung Wang, Chia-Chang Wu, New Taipei City, Taiwan
MP10-13 IMPACT OF HISTOLOGIC SUBTYPE ON BLADDER CANCER OUTCOME Renu Eapen*, Samuel Washington III, San Francisco, CA, Thomas Sanford, Bethseda, MD, Michael Leapman, New Haven, CT, Maxwell Meng, Sima Porten, San Francisco, CA
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MP10-19 SYSTEMIC THERAPY AND OVERALL SURVIVAL TRENDS IN PATIENTS WITH NON-UROTHELIAL HISTOLOGIC VARIANTS OF MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Shreyas Joshi*, Elizabeth Handorf, Andres Correa, Benjamin Ristau, Michael Haifler, Robert Uzzo, Richard Greenberg, David Chen, Rosalia Viterbo, Alexander Kutikov, Daniel Geynisman, Marc Smaldone, Philadelphia, PA
MP10-15 PATTERNS OF RECURRENCE IN DIFFERENT HISTOLOGICAL SUBTYPES OF BLADDER CANCER FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Rahul Dutta*, Newark, NJ, Jeremy Martin, Simone L Vernez, Ahmed Abdelhalim, Orange, CA, Ahmed Shokeir, Hassan AbolEnein, Ahmed Mosbah, Mohamed Ghoneim, Mansoura, Egypt, Ramy Youssef, Orange, CA MP10-16 UTILIZATION OF NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA IN A CONTEMPORARY TERTIARY CARE COHORT Tanner Miest*, R. Jeffery Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Robert Tarrell, R. Houston Thompson, Matthew Tollefson, Bradley Leibovich, Igor Frank, Rochester, MN
MP10-20 PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF A CLINICAL TOOL FOR SEGREGATION OF HEMATURIA PATIENTS AT RISK FOR HIGH-GRADE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Jay D. Raman*, Hershey, PA, Laimonis Kavaliers, Paul O’Sullivan, David Darling, Parry Guilford, Jimmie Suttie, Dunedin, New Zealand APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP10-17 HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND URINARY DIVERSION. OPEN VERSUS ROBOTIC ASSISTED TECHNIQUES. Mohamed H Zahran*, mansoura, Egypt, Mohammed Abozaid, London, United Kingdom, Diaa-eddin Taha, mansoura, Egypt, Benjamin Lamb, Ashwin Sridhar, Wei Shen Tan, Khaled Almekaty, London, United Kingdom, Ahmed S El Hefnawy, Bedeir AliEl-Dein., mansoura, Egypt, John Kelly, London, United Kingdom
Friday, May 12, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 5 INFECTIONS/INFLAMMATION/CYSTIC DISEASE OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: PROSTATE & GENITALIA I Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Robert Evans and Giuseppe Morgia
TIME 9:30
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD05-01 THE EVOLVING CLINICAL PICTURE OF CHRONIC PROSTATITIS/CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME (CP/CPPS): A LOOK AT 1310 PATIENTS OVER 16 YEARS. R. Christopher Doiron*, Victoria Tolls, J. Curtis Nickel, Kingston, Canada
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:50 PD05-03 UTILITY OF TRIGGER POINT INJECTION AS AN ADJUNCT TO PHYSICAL THERAPY IN MEN WITH CHRONIC PROSTATITIS/CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME Anup Shah, Daniel Shoskes*, Cleveland, OH
PD05-02 FEASIBILITY TESTING OF A MALE CHRONIC GENITAL PAIN CLINIC TO IDENTIFY MEN WITH CHRONIC UNEXPLAINED ORCHIALGIA Susanne Quallich*, Janis Miller, Cynthia Arslanian-Engoren, Anne Pelletier Cameron, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD05-04 EARLY EXPERIENCE WITH MICROSURGICAL SPERMATIC CORD DENERVATION IN A CANADIAN CENTRE Darby Cassidy*, Prince George, Canada
10:10
PD05-05 MICRODENERVATION OF THE SPERMATIC CORD FOR POST VASECTOMY PAIN SYNDROME- A SINGLE SURGEON’S EXPERIENCE Wei Phin Tan*, Peter Tsambarlis, John Richgels, Laurence Levine, Chicago, IL
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MP10-18 CREATION OF A QUALITY-IMPROVEMENT DATABASE FOR TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF BLADDER TUMORS Jason Cohen*, Alex Glaser, Leslie Okorji, Daniel Oberlin, Joshua Meeks, Chicago, IL
MP10-14 STAGE AND SURVIVAL FOR PATIENTS WITH UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER IN THE UNITED STATES (20042013): THE EFFECT OF SOCIODEMOGRAPHICS Adam Weiner*, Joshua Meeks, Chicago, IL
10:20
PD05-06 PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR ORCHALGIA Matthew Nielsen*, Norfolk, VA, Charles Gresham, Norfolk, VA, Erin Glace, Virginia Beach, VA, Courtney Anderson, Hadiza Galadima, Jessica Delong, Jeremy Tonkin, Ramon Virasoro, Kurt McCammon, Norfolk, VA
10:30
PD05-07 ROLE OF PDE -5 INHIBITOR IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME: A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL Prabhjot Singh*, Abhishek Shukla, Prem Nath Dogra, New Delhi, India
10:40
PD05-08 TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION FOR TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME IN MEN: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Yassine EL Abiad*, Meknes, Morocco
10:50
PD05-09 POLLEN EXTRACT IN ASSOCIATION WITH VITAMINS (DEPROX 500 ®) VERSUS SERENOA REPENS IN CHRONIC PROSTATITIS/CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME; A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE. Nicola Macchione*, Michele Catalani, Milano, Italy
11:00
PD05-10 ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS PRIOR TO URINARY CATHETER REMOVAL AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY DOES NOT PREVENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL Claudia Berrondo*, Changyong Feng, Rochester, NY, Janet Kukreja, Houston, TX, Edward Messing, Jean Joseph, Rochester, NY
11:20
PD05-11 CONTEMPORARY PERCEPTIONS OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS AND PENILE CANCER – PERSPECTIVES FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY Michael E. Zavaski*, Christian P. Meyer, Julian Hanske, Björn Löppenberg, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Alexander P. Cole, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Felix K.H. Chun, Margit Fisch, Hamburg, Germany, Jairam R. Eswara, Mark Preston, Adam S. Kibel, Maxine Sun, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Friday, May 12, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 6 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: PRACTICE PATTERNS, QUALITY OF LIFE AND SHARED DECISION MAKING I Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: David Penson and Christopher Saigal
TIME 9:30
9:40
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD06-01 CLOVIZ: CLINICAL OUTCOMES VISUALIZATION OF IMDC CRITERIA IN METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA FOR PATIENT-CENTERED DECISION MAKING Anobel Odisho*, Seattle, WA, Sumanta Pal, Duarte, CA, Michael Shapiro, Ashley Dixon, Seattle, WA, J. Connor Wells, Jose Manuel Ruiz-Morales, Calgary, Canada, Toni Choueiri, Boston, MA, Daniel Heng, Calgary, Canada, John Gore, Seattle, WA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:50 PD06-03 PERSONALIZED DECISION SUPPORT FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS OF A MULTI-SITE RANDOMIZED TRIAL Donna Berry*, Fangxin Hong, Traci Blonquist, Barbara Halpenny, Boston, MA, Martin Sanda, Viraj Master, Christopher Filson, Peter Rossi, Atlanta, GA, Peter Chang, Boston, MA, Gary Chien, Los Angeles, CA, Randy Jones, Tracey Krupski, Charlottesville, VA, Mitchell Sokoloff, Worchester, MA, Leslie Wilson, San Francisco, CA, Seth Wolpin, Seattle, WA
PD06-02 DECISIONAL QUALITY AND THE IMPACT OF SHARED DECISION MAKING AMONG PATIENTS WITH UROLOGIC STONE DISEASE Matthew Pollard*, Joseph Shirk, Casey Pagan, Sylvia Lambrechts, Lorna Kwan, Nazih Khater, Christopher Saigal, Los Angeles, CA
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PD06-04 FEASIBILITY AND INITIAL REPORT OF INCORPORATING A SHARED DECISION MAKING METRIC AT POINT OF SERVICE IN MEN WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Patrick Murray*, Paul Han, Gregory Mills, Stephen Prato, Caitlin Gutheil, Leo Waterston, Jesse Sammon, Moritz Hansen, Portland, ME
PD06-05 A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL EVALUATING THE UTILITY OF A PATIENT DECISION AID TO IMPROVE A PROSTATE CANCER CLINICAL TRIAL RELATED DECISION-MAKING AND RECRUITMENT Puma Sundaresan, Brittany Ager, Phyllis Butow, Stephanie Tesson, Daniel Costa, Andrew Kneebone, Sydney, Australia, Maria Pearse, Auckland, New Zealand, Henry Woo*, Ilona Juraskova, Sandra Turner, Sydney, Australia
10:20
PD06-06 THE BURDEN OF CYSTOSCOPIC BLADDER CANCER SURVEILLANCE – ANXIETY, DISCOMFORT, AND PATIENT PREFERENCES FOR DECISION MAKING Kevin Koo*, Lebanon, NH, Lisa Zubkoff, Brenda Sirovich, White River Junction, VT, John Seigne, Lebanon, NH, Philip Goodney, Florian Schroeck, White River Junction, VT
10:30
PD06-07 THE TRANSITION FROM A STATEWIDE PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT PROGRAM TO COMPREHENSIVE INSURANCE UNDER THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT IN LOW-INCOME MEN Jamal Nabhani*, Grecia Vargas, Lorna Kwan, Sarah Connor, Arlene Fink, Los Angeles, CA, Sally Maliski, Kansas City, KS, Mark Litwin, Los Angeles, CA
10:40
PD06-08 DISPARITY IN MINORITY REPRESENTATION WITHIN MEDICARE ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS Daniel Lee*, Robert Gambrel, Amy Graves, Melinda Buntin, David Penson, Matthew Resnick, Nashville, TN
10:50
PD06-09 HEALTHCARE DISPARITIES: DO MEDICAID PATIENTS HAVE LONGER WAIT TIMES FOR OUTPATIENT UROLOGICAL EVALUATION? Wai Lee*, Andrew Chen, Ramsey Al-Khalil, Tal Cohen, William T. Berg, Wayne C. Waltzer, Jason Kim, Howard L. Adler, Stony Brook, NY
11:00
PD06-10 PATIENT REFUSAL OF NEOⴚADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Pauline Filippou*, Allison Deal, Benjamin McCormick, Gopal Narang, Matthew Nielsen, Raj Pruthi, Eric Wallen, Hung-Jui (Ray) Tan, Michael Woods, Angela Smith, Chapel Hill, NC
11:10
PD06-11 FACTORS AFFECTING DELAYS IN NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE COHORT Greg Gin*, Long Beach, CA, Nora Ruel, Duarte, CA, John Sfakianos, New York, NY, Steven Kardos, Fairfield, CT, Matthew Galsky, New York, NY, Clayton Lau, Kevin Chan, Sumanta Pal, Bertram Yuh, Duarte, CA
11:20
PD06-12 TRENDS IN UTILIZATION AND APPROACH TO LYMPH NODE DISSECTION DURING RADICAL NEPHROURERECTOMY FOR HIGH GRADE UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Liam C. Macleod*, James Kearns, Wayne Brisbane, Jonathan L. Wright, George R. Schade, Daniel W. Lin, John L. Gore, Atreya Dash, Seattle, WA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Friday, May 12, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 7 PROSTATE CANCER: DETECTION & SCREENING II Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Stephen Boorjian
TIME 9:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD07-01 THE 4KSCORE TEST ACCURATELY PREDICTS AGGRESSIVE PROSTATE CANCER IN MEN OF ALL AGES AND RACE. Bruno Nahar*, Miami, FL, Daniel Sjoberg, New York City, NY, Stephen Zappala, Andover, MA, Vivek Venkatramani, Dipen Parekh, Sanoj Punnen, Miami, FL
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:40 PD07-02 PCA3 IN PROSTATE CANCER RISK ASSESSMENT: HOW DOES IT HELP IN REAL LIFE? RESULT OF A 5–YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY Marine Lesourd*, Jean Baptiste Beauval, Benjamin Pradere, Daniel Portalez, Xavier Game´, Eric Huygue, Michel Soulie´, Pascal Rischmann, Bernard Malavaud, Mathieu Roumiguie´, TOULOUSE, France
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PD07-03 MICHIGAN PROSTATE SCORE (MIPS): AN ANALYSIS OF A NOVEL URINARY BIOMARKER PANEL FOR THE PREDICTION OF PROSTATE CANCER AND ITS IMPACT ON BIOPSY RATES Amir H. Lebastchi*, Christopher M. Russell, Alexander M. Helfand, Takahiro Osawa, Javed Siddiqui, Rabia Siddiqui, Arul M. Chinnaiyan, Priya Kunju, Rohit Mehra, Debbie Snyder, Scott A. Tomlins, Jont T. Wei, Todd M. Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI
10:00
PD07-04 CLINICAL PERFORMANCE OF AN EPIGENETIC ASSAY TO IDENTIFY OCCULT HIGH-GRADE PROSTATE CANCER IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN Leander Van Neste, Maastricht, Netherlands, Carlton Barnswell, New York, NY, Mark Jalkut, Raleigh, NC, Ronald Tutrone, Glen Burnie, MD, James Sylora, Orland Park, IL, Ronald Anglade, Duluth, GA, Myron Murdock, Greenbelt, MI, Kelvin A. Moses, Nashville, TN, Zvi Shiffman, Houston, TX, Todd Vandenberg, Orangeburg, SC, Nikhil Shah, Atlanta, GA, Jonathon Silberstein, New Orleans, LA, Jack Groskopf, Irvine, CA, Wim Van Criekinge, Ghent, Belgium, Robert Waterhouse*, Huntersville, NC
10:10
10:20
10:30
PD07-05 UTILITY OF DIGITAL RECTAL EXAMINATION (DRE) IN DETECTION OF CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER: AGE AND PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN (PSA)-BASED ANALYSIS Joshua Halpern*, Clara Oromendia, Michael Cosiano, Jonathan Shoag, Sameer Mittal, Karla Ballman, Andrew Vickers, Jim Hu, New York, NY PD07-06 REGIONAL VARIATION IN THE SCREENING, BIOPSY, AND DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER IN A MEDICARE POPULATION Rachel A. Moses*, Andrea M. Austin, Donald Carmichael, Elias S. Hyams, Lebanon, NH PD07-07 PERSONAL PSA SCREENING AND TREATMENT CHOICES FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER AMONG EXPERT PHYSICIANS Christopher Wallis*, Douglas Cheung, Laurence Klotz, Toronto, Canada, Venu Chalasani, Sydney, Australia, Ricardo Leao, Juan Garisto, Gerard Morton, Robert Nam, Ian Tannock, Raj Satkunasivam, Toronto, Canada
10:40
PD07-08 A NOVEL NOMOGRAM TO PREDICT POSTOPERATIVE BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Ridwan Alam*, Jeffrey J. Tosoian, Baltimore, MD, Yaw A. Nyame, Lamont Wilkins, Cleveland, OH, Kasra Yousefi, Vancouver, Canada, Meera R. Chappidi, Baltimore, MD, Chandana A. Reddy, Cleveland, OH, Elizabeth B. Humphreys, Baltimore, MD, Debasish Sundi, Brian F. Chapin, Houston, TX, Andrew J. Stephenson, Eric A. Klein, Cleveland, OH, Ashley E. Ross, Baltimore, MD
10:50
PD07-09 PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN TESTING AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: CAN WE STOP AT 20 YEARS? Wesley Ludwig*, Zhaoyong Feng, Bruce Trock, Elizabeth Humphreys, Patrick Walsh, Baltimore, MD
11:00
PD07-10 MALIGNANCIES IN MALE BRCA MUTATION CARRIERS – RESULTS FROM A PROSPECTIVELY SCREENED COHORT OF PATIENTS ENROLLED TO A DEDICATED MALE BRCA CLINIC Roy Mano*, Ofer Benjaminov, Inbal Kedar, Yaara Bar, Sivan Sela, Rachel Ozalvo, Jack Baniel, David Margel, Petah Tikva, Israel
11:10
PD07-11 PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING IN HIGH RISK FAMILIES. A EIGHT-YEAR PROSPECTIVE PROGRAM IN YOUNG FIRST DEGREE RELATIVES AGED 40-49. Pierre Callerot*, Marie-Pierre Moineau, Brest, France, Isabelle Cussenot, Francoise Baschet, Paris, France, Joel L’her, Laurent Doucet, Brest, France, Luc Cormier, Dijon, France, Philippe Mangin, Olivier Cussenot, Paris, France, Georges Fournier, Antoine Valeri, Brest, France
11:20
PD07-12 MOLECULAR PROFILING OF MULTIFOCAL PROSTATE CANCER AND CONCOMITANT LYMPH NODE METASTASIS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TISSUE-BASED PROGNOSTIC BIOMARKERS Simpa Salami*, Daniel Hovelson, Ann Arbor, MI, Romain Mathieu, Vienna, Austria, Jeremy Kaplan, Ann Arbor, MI, Martin Susani, Vienna, Austria, Christopher Russell, Ann Arbor, MI, Nathalie Rioux-Leclercq, Rennes, France, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Scott Tomlins, Ganesh Palapattu, Ann Arbor, MI APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Friday, May 12, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Video Session 2 FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access.
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V2-01 REPAIR OF A COMPLEX VAGINAL JPOUCH FISTULA UTILIZING A GRACILIS MUSCLE INTERPOSITION FLAP Gillian Wolff*, Jack Christian Winters, Ralph Chesson, New Orleans, LA
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Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Maude Carmel, Oscar Martinez and Ajay Singla ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V2-07 FEMALE URETHROPLASTY WITH BUCCAL MUCOSAL GRAFT FOR STRICTURE DISEASE Alexander Small*, Carrie Mlynarczyk, Henry Tran, Doreen Chung, New York, NY
V2-02
TOTAL AUTOLOGOUS FASCIA LATA ANTERIOR REPAIR AND APICAL SUSPENSION: A NEW TECHNIQUE Christian Twiss*, Miguel Craig, Frank Lin, Joel Funk, Tucson, AZ
V2-08
A NEW LIMITED OPEN TECHNIQUE FOR COMPLETE REMOVAL OF RETROPUBIC SYNTHETIC MIDURETHRAL SLING MESH Elodi Dielubanza*, Jessica Lloyd, Cleveland, OH, Howard Goldman, Cleveland, OH
V2-03
ROBOT-ASSISTED REPAIR OF SUPRATRIGONAL VESICOVAGINAL FISTULAE USING A PERITONEAL FLAP INLAY Christoph Schregel*, Beatrice Breu, Kevin Horton, Hubert John, Winterthur, Switzerland
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V2-04
A NOVEL ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF POSTERIOR COMPARTMENT PROLAPSE: TREATING WOMEN WITH DEFECATION DYSFUNCTION Ron Golan*, Brian Dinerman, Adrien Bernstein, Kiersten Craig, Patrick Culligan, New York, NY
LAPAROSCOPIC CERVICOSACROPEXY AND VAGINOSACROPEXY TECHNIQUES AS TREATMENT OF PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE AND URINARY INCONTINENCE Sebastian Ludwig*, Cologne, Germany, Sokol Rexhepi, Eichstaett, Germany, Wolfram Jäger, Cologne, Germany
V2-10
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE: TOTAL COLPOCLEISIS Rena Malik*, Carlos Finsterbusch, Catherine Harris, Maude Carmel, Dallas, TX
V2-11
HIGH UTEROSACRAL HYSTEROPEXY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE Naveen Kachroo*, Solafa Elshatanoufy, Humphrey Atiemo, Detroit, MI
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VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA REPAIR IN ORTHOTOPIC NEOBLADDER WITH PEDICLED ISLAND SKIN FLAP Daniel Hoffman*, New York, NY, Victor Nitti, New York, NY
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THE NOVEL TECHNIQUE OF POSTHYSTERECTOMY VAGINAL VAULT PROLAPSE REPAIR: APICAL SLING AND NEOCERVIX FORMATION Dmitry Shkarupa*, Alexey Pisarev, Ekaterina Shapovalova, Anastasia Zaytseva, Nikita Kubin, Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation FEMALE DORSAL ONLAY BUCCAL MUCOSA GRAFT URETHROPLASTY Brenton Armstrong*, Dan Hoffman, Lee Zhao, Victor W. Nitti, Benjamin Brucker, New York, NY
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10:00 am - 4:45 pm SOCIETY OF GENITOURINARY RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGEONS (GURS/SUPS) Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 10:15
PENILE TRANSPLANTATION: THE FUTURE OF RECONSTRUCTION? Moderator: Jai Eswara
CTA TRANSPLANT BASICS AND CHALLENGES Curtis Cetrulo
10:25
1ST PENILE TRANSPLANT IN NORTH AMERICA Dicken Ko
LESSONS LEARNED FROM FACE TRANSPLANTS Bodhan Pomahac
10:35
PENILE TRANSPLANT AND THE WOUNDED WARRIOR Arthur Burnett
10:00
OPENING REMARKS Society President: Steven Brandes
10:05
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Q&A
10:55
ADVANCED ROBOTIC URINARY TRACT RECONSTRUCTION Moderator: Jill Buckley
PENOSCROTAL PLICATION FOR CORRECTION OF COMPLEX PEYRONIE’S DEFORMITIES 2:30
Q&A
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SUPS SPONSORED SESSION: URINARY INCONTINENCE SESSION: ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTERS
ROBOTIC BASICS AND PORT PLACEMENT STRATEGIES Luke Wiegand 11:05
ADVANCED URETERAL RECONSTRUCTION Daniel Eun
11:15
URETERO-ENTERIC STRICTURE RECONSTRUCTION Lee Zhao
11:25
RECURRENT BNC AND THE AUS O. Lenaine Westney
SURGICAL MISADVENTURES AND COMPLICATIONS OF ROBOTIC RECONSTRUCTION Patricio Gargollo
11:35
Q&A
11:45
BRANTLEY SCOTT LECTURE Moderator: Benjamin Breyer
2:55
AUS COMPLICATIONS William Brant
3:10
CUFF SIZING AND PERSISTENT INCONTINENCE AFTER AUS PLACEMENT Roger Dmochowski
3:25
PRESENTATION AND MANAGEMENT OF CUFF EROSION Melissa Kaufman
3:40
Q&A
3:45
SUPS SPONSORED SESSION: ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AND PROSTHETICS
MY JOURNEY IN TREATING POST PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE Tim Boone 12:05
Q&A
12:15
LUNCH - INDUSTRY SPONSORED TALK
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COMPLEX BLADDER AND PROSTATIC URINARY FISTULAS Moderator: Ramon Virasoro
POINT/COUNTERPOINT DISCUSSION: SIGNIFICANT RESIDUAL CURVATURE AFTER PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION: WHAT SURGERY IS NEXT? Moderator: Rafael Carrion Panelists: Edward Karpman, Steven Wilson, Thomas Walsh 4:15
BUILDING A PROSTHETIC UROLOGY PRACTICE USING SOCIAL MEDIA Andrew Kramer
RADIATION URINARY FISTULA REPLAIR USING GRACILIS AND GLUTEAL MUSCLE Alex Vanni 1:30
POST PROSTATECTOMY FISTULAS: TRANSSPHINCTERIC APPROACHES Angelo Gousse
1:45
ABANDON THE OUTLET - ROLE FOR SUPRAVESICAL DIVERSION Andrew Peterson
2:00
Q&A
2:10
CHARLES DEVINE LECTURE Moderator: Reynaldo Gomez
PROSTHETICS IN PRACTICE
4:30
TRANSITIONING FROM TRAINING TO PRACTICE IN PROSTHETIC UROLOGY Tariq Hakky
4:45
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11:45 pm - 5:35 pm AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MEN’S HEALTH (ASMH) Marina Ballroom @ Westin Waterfront
11:45
OPENING REMARKS
1:30
12:00
INDUSTRY SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM (NONCME)
HOLEP Mitchell Humphreys
1:45
THE IMPACT OF ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN BPH Steven Kaplan
1:55
Q&A
2:00
CAN WE SAVE PSA? A LEGISLATIVE VIEW Thomas Rechtschaffen
1:00-2:00
BPH TECHNOLOGIES FORUM
1:00
PROSTATE URETHRAL LIFT Steven Gange
1:15
WATER VAPOR THERAPY Kevin McVary
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3:55
HPV GENITAL INFECTIONS AND CANCER Jasmine Han
PRIMARY CARE GUIDELINES FOR PSA Joel Heidelbaugh
4:25
Q&A
4:30
THE POTENTIAL OF “OVER THE COUNTER” BPH TREATMENT Claus Roehrborn
4:50
MOLECULAR MARKERS IN PROSTATE CANCER Leonard Gomella
5:10
MRI OF THE PROSTATE Samir Taneja
5:30
Q&A
5:35
ADJOURN
2:25
REAL LIFE PCP PRACTICES, THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE David Greenberg
2:35
“SMARTER” PSA SCREENING Matt Rosenberg
2:45
Q&A
2:50
BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
3:05
HOT TOPICS IN MEN’S HEALTH MEN’S HEALTH STATUS IN 2017 Jason Jameson
3:15
OPIOID ADDICTION IN MEN Hossein Sadeghi-Nejad
3:35
CURRENT ASPECTS OF TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT Shalender Bhasin
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12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
SOCIETY OF URODYNAMICS, FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE AND UROGENTIAL RECONSTRUCTION (SUFU) Room 205 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 12:30
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION
2:40
12:35
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TREATING INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS Christopher Payne
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: CYSTOCELE - INITIAL TREATMENT - PESSARY OR SURGERY Gamal Ghoniem, Leslie Rickey
3:05
URODYNAMICS IS EASY Craig Comiter
3:20
UROLOGIC PROBLEMS IN THE PREGNANT WOMAN Kevin Loughlin
3:40
MANAGEMENT OF RECURRENT UTI Tomas Griebling
4:10
MANAGEMENT OF THE EXPOSED SLING Howard Goldman
4:30
ADJOURN
12:55
1:05
1:35
UPDATE: SUFU RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS WITH UDS Michael Kennelly PANEL: INITIAL TREATMENT FOR SUI IN THE INDEX PATIENT Panelists: Jerry Blaivas, Arthur Mourtzinos, Diane Newman, O. Lenaine Westney POINT-COUNTERPOINT: REFRACTORY URGE INCONTINENCE - WHICH COMES FIRST David Ginsberg, Stephen Kraus, Suzette Sutherland
2:00
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: RETENTION AFTER MIDURETHRAL SLING Benjamin Brucker, Matthew Rutman
2:25
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Moderated Poster Session 11 INFECTIONS/INFLAMMATION/CYSTIC DISEASE OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: PROSTATE AND GENITALIA II Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Travis Jerde and Michel Pontari ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP11-01 ROLE OF CHRONIC INFLAMMATION IN PROSTATE CANCER: A STUDY ON NEEDLE BIOPSY SPECIMENS Shardul Soni*, Michael Glover, Qinghu Ren, Gregory MacLennan, Pingfu Fu, Sanjay Gupta, Cleveland, OH
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP11-08 REASSESMENT OF NON-TRADITIONAL UROPATHOGENS IN CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME (CP/CPPS) Daniel Mazur, Jonathan Anker, Stephen Murphy, Anthony Schaeffer, Praveen Thumbikat*, Chicago, IL MP11-09 NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING OF CHRONIC PROSTATITIS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF COMPREHENSIVE SPECIES LEVEL DESCRIPTION IN 212 MEN WITH PELVIC PAIN Eugene Park*, Richmond, VA
MP11-02 URETHRAL LICHEN SCLEROSUS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE Brennan Tesdahl*, Maria Voznesensky, Iowa City, IA, Nejd Alsikafi, Maywood, IL, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA, Joshua Broghammer, Kansas City, KS, Jill Buckley, San Diego, CA, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN, Christopher McClung, columbus, OH, Jeremy Myers, Salt Lake City, UT, Thomas Smith III, Houston, TX, Alex Vanni, Burlington, MA, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA, Lee Zhao, New York City, NY, William Brant, Salt Lake City, UT, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA
MP11-10 CLINICAL PHARMACOKINETICS OF BETALACTAM ANTIBIOTICS IN PROSTATE TISSUE, AND DOSING CONSIDERATIONS FOR PROSTATITIS BASED ON SITESPECIFIC PHARMACODYNAMICS Kogenta Nakamura*, Nagakute, Japan, Kazuro Ikawa, Hiroshima, Japan, Ikuo Kobayashi, Genya Nishikawa, Keishi Kajikawa, Yoshiharu Kato, Masahito Watanabe, Nagakute, Japan, Motoi Tobiume, Owariasahi, Japan, Kenji Mitsui, Masahiro Narushima, Tokoname, Japan, Kent Kanao, Nagakute, Japan, Norifumi Morikawa, Hiroshima, Japan, Makoto Sumitomo, Nagakute, Japan
MP11-03 HPV PREVALENCE IN MALES IN THE UNITED STATES FROM PENILE SWABS: RESULTS FROM NHANES Michael Daugherty*, Timothy Byler, Syracuse, NY MP11-04 MENINGOCOCCAL URETHRITIS. A PITFALL IN THE CONVENTIONAL DIAGNOSTIC PROCESS BASED ON THE NUCLEIC ACID AMPLIFICATION TEST IN MEN WITH SUSPECTED GONOCOCCAL URETHRITIS Munekado Kojima*, Yasufumi Yada, Kazuhiko Yosihida, Yosimasa Hayase, Nagoya, Japan
MP11-11 INCREASED INFECTIVE COMPLICATIONS FROM TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY FOLLOWING TRANSITION TO SINGLE DOSE ORAL CIPROFLOXACIN PROPHYLAXIS Sophie Riddell*, Matthew Farag, John Daffy, Lih-Ming Wong, Melbourne, Australia
MP11-05 THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF INDOLEAMINE 2,3-DIOXYGENASE INHIBITOR IN EPIDIDYMITIS Shin Ohira*, Ryoei Hara, Kurashiki City, Japan, Shigenobu Tone, Hatoyama-cho, Japan, Seitetsu Kin, Shinjiro Shimizu, Tomohiro Fujii, Yoshiyuki Miyaji, Atsushi Nagai, Kurashiki City, Japan
MP11-12 ANTIMICROBIAL PROPHYLAXIS FOR TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT TRIAL Teresa Zembower, Kelly Maxwell*, Chicago, IL, Robert Nadler, Chicago, IL, John Cashy, Marc Scheetz, Chao Qi, Anthony J. Schaeffer, Chicago, IL
MP11-06 EXPRESSION OF INFLAMMATORY MEDIATORS IN SENSORY GANGLIA INNERVATING LOWER URINARY TRACT AND DYSFUNCTIONAL VOIDING Pradeep Tyagi*, Mahendra Kashyap, Zhou Wang, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
MP11-13 RISK FACTOR ASSESSMENT FOR FLUOROQUINOLONE RESISTANT E. COLI (FRE) IN BOWEL FLORA IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY DISCRIMINATORY: THE CASE FOR A PRE-BIOPSY RECTAL SWAB IN ALL PATIENTS. Michael Holmes*, Ray Littler, Megan Lyons, Lisa Smit, Glen Devcich, Adam Davies, John leyland, Chris Mansell, Hamilton, New Zealand
MP11-07 CLINICALLY ISOLATED GRAM-POSITIVE PROSTATE BACTERIA INDUCE CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN. Stephen Murphy, Jonathan Anker, Anthony Schaeffer, Praveen Thumbikat*, Chicago, IL
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MP11-15 PREDICTORS OF FLUOROQUINOLONE RESISTANCE IN THE RECTAL VAULT OF MEN UNDERGOING PROSTATE BIOPSY Nathaniel Wilson, Dimitri Papagiannopoulos*, Nicholas O’Block, Michael Abern, Lester Raff, Christopher Coogan, Kalyan Latchamsetty, Chicago, IL
MP11-19 TARGETED ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS BY -LACTAMS BASED ON RECTAL SWAB CULTURE IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO PREVENT INFECTIVE COMPLICATIONS AFTER TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE BIOPSY Yoshitsugu Nasu*, Tadashi Murata, Morito Sugimoto, Atsushi Takamoto, Okayama, Japan
MP11-16 INDICATIONS, UTILIZATION, AND COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING PROSTATE BIOPSY: A NEW YORK STATE ANALYSIS Joshua Halpern*, Art Sedrakyan, Brian Dinerman, Wei-chun Hsu, Jialin Mao, Jim Hu, New York, NY MP11-17 TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE BIOPSY AFTER PROPHYLATIC PREPARATION OF THE RECTUM WITH POVIDONE-IODINE – A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL Jose´ Cadilhe*, Viana do Castelo, Portugal
MP11-20 THE DIFFICULTY INTERPRETING ENDOTOXAEMIA POST TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE BIOPSY Peter Thompson*, Wei Wang, Hemant Nemade, Srinath Chandersekara, Sharon Sheehan, Elias Khalifa, John Philpott Howard, London,, United Kingdom, Elias Khalifa, London, United Kingdom APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Moderated Poster Session 12 STONE DISEASE: BASIC RESEARCH AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Benjamin Canales and Ross Holmes ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP12-01 INCREASED URINARY EXCRETION OF GLYCOLATE AND OXALATE IN OBESE AND DIABETIC MICE MODELS Kyle Wood*, John Knight, Dean Assimos, Ross Holmes, Birmingham, AL
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP12-04 TWO-STAGE MODEL TO STUDY IDIOPATHIC CALCIUM OXALATE STONE FORMATION Allison O’Kell*, Archana Lovett, Benjamin Canales, Laurie Gower, Saeed Khan, Gainesville, FL
MP12-02 AUTOPHAGY MAINTAINS CELLULAR HOMEOSTASIS AND INHIBITS RENAL CRYSTAL FORMATION Rei Unno*, Naoko Unno, Yuya Ota, Teruaki Sugino, Kazumi Taguchi, Shuzo Hamamoto, Ryosuke Ando, Atsushi Okada, Keiichi Tozawa, Kenjiro Kohri, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
MP12-05 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF HIGHTHROUGHPUT SEQUENCING PLATFORMS FOR AN OXALATE METABOLIZING MICROBIOME: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STUDY OF THE UROLOGIC MICROBIOME Anna Zampini*, Aaron W. Miller, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH, Denise Dearing, Salt Lake City, UT
MP12-03 METFORMIN REDUCE THE RENAL STONE FORMATION IN HIGH OXALIC ACID RATS BY INHIBITING THE ACTIVATION OF NLRP3 PATHWAY Hongyang Jiang, Tao Wang, Zhuo Liu, Jihong Liu*, Shaogang Wang, Zhangqun Ye, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of
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MP12-06 OXALATE AND COM-CRYSTALS ACTIVATE TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 (TLR4)-MEDIATED NF-B SIGNALING PATHWAY AND PROINFLAMMATORY RESPONSE IN HUMAN RENAL EPITHELIAL CELLS Sweaty Koul*, Quin Dong, Fentian Wang, Hari Koul, Shreveport, LA
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MP11-18 EFFECTIVENESS OF SINGLE DOSE OF AMIKACIN COMPARED WITH LEVOFLOXACIN FOR PROPHYLACTIC USE IN TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE BIOPSY. Marcela Pelayo-Nieto*, Edgar Linden-Castro, Iva´n A. Ramı´rez-Galindo, Daniel EspinosaPerez Grovas, Roberto C. RodriguezAlvarado, Felipe Guzma´n-Herna´ndez, Jesu´s A. Morales-Covarrubias, Mexico City, Mexico, Edy D. Rubio-Arellano, Guadalajara, Mexico, Roberto Cortez-Betancourt, Mexico City, Mexico
MP11-14 COST EFFECTIVENESS OF TARGETED ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY IN TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY Alaya Yassein*, Jean-Eric Tarride, Timothy Davies, Hamilton, Canada
MP12-14 THE UPPER URINARY TRACT MICROBIOME IS MODULATED BY STONE TYPE AND PATIENT AGE IN URINARY STONE DISEASE: A PILOT STUDY Manint Usawachintachit*, Douglas Fadrosh, Susan Lynch, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
MP12-07 URINE KIDNEY INJURY MARKERS DO NOT INCREASE FOLLOWING GASTRIC BYPASS: A MULTI-CENTER CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY. Bryan Hinck*, Cleveland, OH, Ricardo Miyaoka, Campinas, Brazil, James Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN, Dean Assimos, Birmingham, AL, Brian Matlaga, Baltimore, MD, Rocky Pramanik, John Asplin, Chicago, IL, Benjamin Cohen, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH
MP12-15 COMPARATIVE METAGENOMICS OF THE GUT MICROBIOME REVEALS BROAD SCALE CHANGES AFTER EXPOSURE TO HIGH LEVELS OF OXALATE Aaron Miller*, Anna Zampini, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH
MP12-08 GEOGRAPHICAL AND PREVALENCE TRENDS IN UROLITHIASIS IN ENGLAND: A TEN-YEAR REVIEW Holly Ni Raghallaigh*, Camberley, United Kingdom, Dene Ellis, Andrew Symes, Brighton, United Kingdom
MP12-16 NNT GENE SUPPRESSES OXIDATIVE STRESS AND KIDNEY CRYSTAL DEPOSITION. Masayuki Usami*, Yuya Ota, Teruaki Sugino, Rei Unno, Kazumi Taguchi, Shuzo Hamamoto, Ryosuke Ando, Atsushi Okada, Hideki Honma, Keiichi Tozawa, Kenjiro Kohri, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
MP12-09 MATRIX PROTEIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN URIC ACID AND CALCIUM OXALATE STONES Jeffrey Wesson*, Ann Kolbach-Mandel, Carley Davis, Neil Mandel, Brian Hoffmann, Milwaukee, WI
MP12-17 PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF KIDNEY STONES FROM MALE AND FEMALE BRUSHITE (M-BR AND F-BR) AND MALE CALCIUM OXALATE (M-CAOX) PATIENTS Frank Witzmann, James Lingeman, Andrew Evan, Indianapolis, IN, Fredric Coe, Elaine Worcester, Chicago, IL, James Williams*, Indianapolis, IN
MP12-10 SNP RS17383719 IN THE PBX1 GENE IS ASSOCIATED WITH CYSTINURIA Sabrina Reis*, Ronaldo Guimara˜es, Nayara Viana, Katia Leite, Giovanni Marchini, Fabio Torricelli, William Nahas, Miguel Srougi, Eduardo Mazzucchi, Sao Paulo, Brazil MP12-11 HOW PREVALENT IS CYSTINE STONE? A PERSPECTIVE FROM GENETICS Chen-Han Wilfred Wu*, Fernando J. Kim, Trevor Wild, Anne Tsai, Naomi Meeks, Rodrigo Donalisio Da Silva, Wilson R. Molina, Aurora, CO
MP12-18 CALCIUM OXALATE AND HYDROXYAPATITE HAVE OPPOSITE EFFECTS ON HUMAN MACROPHAGE DIFFERENTIATION Paul Dominguez-Gutierrez*, Sergei Kusmartsev, Benjamin Canales, Saeed Khan, Gainesville, FL
MP12-12 ␣-LIPOIC ACID SUPPRESSES CYSTINE STONE FORMATION IN A GENETIC MOUSE MODEL OF CYSTINURIA Tiffany Zee*, Neelanjan Bose, San Francisco, CA, Jarcy Zee, Ann Arbor, MI, Jennifer Beck, San Francisco, CA, See Yang, Novato, CA, Jaspreet Parihar, Min Yang, Piscataway, NJ, Sruthi Damodar, David Hall, Monique O’Leary, Arvind Ramanathan, Novato, CA, Roy Gerona, David Killilea, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA, Jay Tischfield, Amrik Sahota, Piscataway, NJ, Arnold Kahn, Pankaj Kapahi, Novato, CA, Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA
MP12-19 CALCIUM OXALATE CRYSTALS INDUCE MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION AND HEME OXYGENASEⴚ1 EXPRESSION IN A HUMAN MONOCYTE DERIVED CELL LINE Vidhush K Yarlagadda*, Dean G Assimos, Ross P Holmes, Tanecia R Mitchell, Birmingham, AL MP12-20 OPTIMIZING RNA EXTRACTION OF RENAL PAPILLA BIOPSY TISSUE IN KIDNEY STONE FORMERS: A NEW METHODOLOGY FOR GENOMIC STUDY Kazumi Taguchi*, Manint Usawachintachit, David T Tzou, Benjamin A Sherer, Sunita Ho, San Francisco, CA, Shuzo Hamamoto, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan, Marshall L Stoller, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
MP12-13 A RAT MODEL TO STUDY THE ROLE OF GUT BACTERIA IN REGULATION OF URINARY CALCIUM Ryan Chastain-Gross*, Pedro Espino-Grosso, Paul Dominguez-Gutierrez, Gainesville, FL, John Asplin, Chicago, IL, Vincent Bird, Saeed Khan, Benjamin Canales, Gainesville, FL
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Moderated Poster Session 13
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP13-01 COMPARISON OF A MEXICAN VISUAL ANALOG SCALE (GEA SCALE) VS IPSS (NTERNATIONAL PROSTATE SYMPTOM SCORE) IN THE EVALUATION OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS IN A LOW SOCIO-CULTURAL LEVEL POPULATION Diego Preciado Estrella*, Mexico City, Mexico, Steven Kaplan, New York, NY, Edgar Mayorga Gómez, Mauricio Cantellano Orozco, Carlos Martı´nez Arroyo, Carlos Pacheco Gahbler, Mexico City, Mexico
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP13-08 SURGEON BEHAVIOR AND SURGICAL MODALITY DRIVE VARIATION IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF BPH Jamal Nabhani*, Vishnukamal Golla, Alan Kaplan, Christopher Saigal, Los Angeles, CA MP13-09 ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNING CURVES FOR PROSTATE PHOTOSELECTIVE VAPORIZATION USING GREENLIGHTTM 180-WATT-XPS LASER THERAPY: A MULTICENTRIC STUDY Claire Bastard*, Paris, France, Vincent Misrai, Toulouse, France - Metropolitan, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Kevin Zorn, Pierre Alain Hueber, Montreal, Canada, Benoit Peyronnet, Paris, France
MP13-02 IS POSTOPERATIVE URINARY RETENTION AN INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF LONG-TERM FUTURE BLADDER OUTLET PROCEDURE IN MEN? Robert H Blackwell*, Maywood, IL, Srikanth Vedachalam, Downers Grove, IL, Arpeet S Shah, Anai N Kothari, Paul C Kuo, Gopal N Gupta, Thomas MT Turk, Maywood, IL
MP13-10 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC OBSTRUCTION: 20-YEAR POPULATION-LEVEL TRENDS Christopher Wallis*, Lesley Carr, Sender Herschorn, Refik Saskin, Sidney Radomski, Armando Lorenzo, Robert Nam, Toronto, Canada
MP13-03 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MALE LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS AND THE IMBALANCE OF AUTONOMIC ACTIVITY Seol Ho Choo*, Se Joong Kim, Jong Bo Choi, Sun Il Kim, Hyun Soo Ahn, Taewoo Kim, Suwon-si, Korea, Republic of
MP13-11 FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE ON LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOM (LUTS) RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE (QOL) Woo Suk Choi*, Hyoung Keun Park, Sung Hyun Paick, Hyeong Gon Kim, Hwancheol Son, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP13-04 RISK FACTORS OF WEAK DETRUSOR FUNCTION IN BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERPLASIA PATIENTS: DETERMINING A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR FROM URODYNAMIC FINDINGS. Tetsuichi Saito*, Takashi Nagai, Tomonori Minagawa, Teruyuki Ogawa, Osamu Ishizuka, Matsumoto, Japan
MP13-12 SHIFT WORKERS WITH SHIFT WORK SLEEP DISORDER HAVE INCREASED LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS John Sigalos*, Javier Santiago, Edgar Kirby, Mark Hockenberry, Taylor Kohn, Stephen Pickett, Alexander Pastuszak, Larry Lipshultz, Houston, TX
MP13-05 CLINICAL -NOT CYSTOMETRICPREDICTION OF BLADDER OUTFLOW OBSTRUCTION IN ELDERLY MALE PATIENTS. Peter Rosier*, Utrecht, Netherlands
MP13-13 DOES TREATING NOCTURIA LEAD TO BETTER SLEEP? RESULTS FROM REDUCE Stephen Freedland*, Los Angeles, CA, Lauren Howard, Shalini Jha, Durham, NC, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Gina-Maria Pomann, Durham, NC, Gerald Andriole, King of Prussia, PA, Ramiro Castro-Santamaria, St. Louis, MO, Martin Hopp, Los Angeles, CA, Claus Roehrborn, Dallas, TX
MP13-06 PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS AFTER A TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE IS PREDICTIVE OF A NEW SURGICAL TREATMENT: 10 YEARS FOLLOW-UP Cosimo De Nunzio*, Alessandro Borghesi, Fabrizio Presicce, Riccardo Lombardo, Fabiana Cancrini, Luca Sarchi, Andrea Tubaro, Rome, Italy
MP13-14 STUDYING THE EFFECT OF DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE 2 ON PROSTATE RELATED PARAMETERS: A PROSPECTIVE SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL STUDY. Ahmed Elabbady, Mohamed Mohieeldin Hashad*, Ahmed Kotb, Ali Ghanem, Alexandria, Egypt
MP13-07 FINASTERIDE MONOTHERAPY BEFORE TURP: SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN EARLY POSTOPERATIVE QUALITY OF LIFE Ahmed Ali*, Emad Ramadan, Mamdouh ElHawy, tarek fathelbab, Alayman Hussein, Minia, Egypt, Luay Alshara, Boston, MA, Ahmed Fawzy, Ehab Tawfiek, Minia, Egypt
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BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Kevin McVary, James Ulchaker and Henry Woo
MP13-18 IMPACTS OF APOLIPOPROTEIN A-1 AND ALPHA-FETOPROTEIN ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA AND LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS: RESULTS FROM A HIGH-VOLUME HEALTH CHECK-UP DATABASE Kwang Suk Lee*, Kyo Chul Koo, Do Kyung Kim, Jongsoo Lee, Jong Won Kim, Jae Yong Jeong, Sung Ku Kang, Byung Ha Chung, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP13-15 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SLEEP DISORDERS AND LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (NHANES) Richard Fantus*, Chicago, IL, Brian Helfand, Chi-Hsiung Wang, Evanston, IL MP13-16 FACTORS THAT PREDISPOSE TO LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS IN DIABETIC MEN: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (NHANES) Richard Fantus*, Chicago, IL, Brian Helfand, Chi-Hsiung Wang, Evanston, IL, Brad Erickson, Iowa City, IA
MP13-19 MEDIATORS OF PROSTATIC INFLAMMATION: SIMULTANEOUS MULTIPLEX ANALYSIS OF URINE AND SERUM SPECIMENS Pradeep Tyagi*, Mahendra Kashyap, Jeffrey Gingrich, Zhou Wang, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
MP13-17 CATHETER MANAGEMENT AFTER TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION AND ABLATION PROCEDURES FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: APPROPRIATENESS CRITERIA OBTAINED USING THE RAND/UCLA APPROPRIATENESS METHOD Ted Skolarus*, Casey Dauw, Karen Fowler, Jason Mann, Steven Bernstein, Jennifer Meddings, Ann Arbor, MI
MP13-20 THROMBOSPONDIN-1 HAS A POSSIBILITY OF BIOMARKER PREDICTING THE PROGRESSION OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. Takashi Hamakawa*, Shoichi Sasaki, Yuya Ota, Naoko Unno, Rika Banno, Masa Takada, Yasue Kubota, Kenjiro Kohri, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 14 PROSTATE CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & NATURAL HISTORY II Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Matthew Cooperberg, James Eastham and Wenceslao Villamil ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP14-01 THE UNCOUPLING OF DIAGNOSIS AND IMMEDIATE TREATMENT IN VERY LOW AND LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER: A NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Richard Matulewicz*, John Oliver DeLancey, Anuj Desai, Adam Weiner, Edward Schaeffer, Chicago, IL
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP14-04 CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CHARACTERISTICS OF NEWLY DIAGNOSED PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS: FINDINGS FROM THE PILOT PHASE OF RADICAL PC: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN MEN WITH PROSTATE CANCER Jehonathan Pinthus*, Hamilton, Canada, Laurence Klotz, Toronto, Canada, Himu Lukka, Philip J Devereaux, Kayla Pohl, Hamilton, Canada, Idan Roifman, Toronto, Canada, Vincent Fradet, Quebec City, Canada, Robert Siemens, Kingston, Canada, Tamara Wallington, Brampton, Canada, Shayegan Bobby, Edward Matsumoto, Tom Corbett, Wilhelmina Duivenvoorden, Mahshid Dehghan, Hamilton, Canada, Marina Mourtzakis, Waterloo, Canada, Darryl P. Leong, Hamilton, Canada
MP14-02 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MEN ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE WITH LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER AT A SAFETY-NET, COUNTY HOSPITAL E. Charles Osterberg, Austin, TX, Nynikka Palmer, Catherine Harris, Gregory Murphy, Sarah Blaschko, Carissa Chu*, Matthew Cooperberg, Peter Carroll, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA MP14-03 HIGHER CHOLESTEROL IS LINKED WITH INCREASED RISK OF HIGH-GRADE PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS FROM THE REDUCE STUDY Juzar Jamnagerwalla*, Los Angeles, CA, Lauren E. Howard, Durham, NC, Adriana C. Vidal, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel M. Moreira, Rochester, MN, Ramiro Castro-Santamaria, King of Prussia, PA, Gerald L. Andriole, St. Louis, MO, Stephen J. Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
MP14-05 THE ASSOCIATION OF AGE WITH PERIOPERATIVE MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY AMONG PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Jorge Pereira*, Gyan Pareek, Dragan Golijanin, Joseph Renzulli, Boris Gershman, Providence, RI
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MP14-14 ANALYSIS OF INPATIENT PALLIATIVE CARE CONSULTATION FOR PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Neil Mistry*, Sameer Siddiqui, St. Louis, MO
MP14-07 EFFECT OF HYPOGONADISM ON PROSTATE IMAGING AND CANCER DETECTION Dordaneh Sugano*, Abhinav Sidana, Brian Calio, Sonia Gaur, Mahir Maruf, Amit L. Jain, Maria Merino, Peter Choyke, Baris Turkbey, Bradford J. Wood, Peter A. Pinto, Bethesda, MD
MP14-15 INCREASE IN THE INCIDENCE OF ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER IN THE UNITED STATES Jonathan Shoag*, Art Sedrakyan, Joshua Halpern, Wei-Chun Hsu, Jim Hu, New York, NY MP14-16 ANTERIOR PROSTATE LESIONS AND CANCER DETECTED BY MRI IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN Bryan Bisanz*, Michelle Van Kuiken, Joseph Yacoub, Ari Goldberg, Steven Shea, Neelam Balasubramanian, Marcus Quek, Gopal Gupta, Maywood, IL
MP14-08 A MULTISCALE SURVEY OF INFLAMMATORY DISEASES AND PROSTATE ONCOPHENOTYPES. Kamlesh K Yadav*, Khader Shameer, Shalini S Yadav, Cordelia Elaiho, Li Li, James O’Connor, Benjamin Glicksberg, Kipp Jhonson, Marcus Badgeley, Benjamin Readhead, Brian Kidd, Andrew Kasarskis, Joel Dudley, Ashutosh Tewari, New York, NY
MP14-17 INCREASED RISK OF BIOCHEMICAL FAILURE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN WITH HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER Yaw Nyame*, Cleveland, OH, Jeffrey Tosoian, Baltimore, MD, Lamont Wilkins, Cleveland, OH, Ridwan Alam, Baltimore, MD, Kasra Yousefi, Vancouver, Canada, Meera Chappidi, Baltimore, MD, Chandana Reddy, Cleveland, OH, Elizabeth Humphreys, Baltimore, MD, Debasish Sundi, Brian Chapin, Houston, TX, Andrew J. Stephenson, Eric Klein, Cleveland, OH, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD
MP14-09 GEOGRAPHIC DISPARITIES IN PREVALENCE OF BASELINE PROSTATE INFLAMMATION AND PROSTATE CANCER RISK Emma Allott*, Chapel Hill, NC, Sarah Markt, Boston, MA, Lauren Howard, Durham, NC, Adriana Vidal, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Ramiro CastroSantamaria, King of Prussia, PA, Gerald Andriole, St Louis, MO, Lorelei Mucci, Boston, MA, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
MP14-18 ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE VELOCITY PREDICTS METASTASIS AMONG PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS WHO EXPERIENCE BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Carolyn Salter*, Bethesda, MD, Jennifer Cullen, Rockville, MD, Inger Rosner, Bethesda, MD, Huai-Ching (Claire) Kuo, Rockville, MD, Adam Metwalli, Bethesda, MD
MP14-10 IS IT NECESSARY TO PREVENT TESTOSTERONE FLARE? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND REASSESSMENT IN THE ERA OF THE SATURATION MODEL Yonah Krakowsky*, Abraham Morgentaler, Chestnut Hill, MA MP14-11 QUANTIFYING ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION AFTER A RECENT PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS: SHOULD ROUTINE MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING FOLLOW THE BAD NEWS? Ricardo Sanchez*, Cristian Bernaschina, Carla Me´ndez-Busó, Ricardo Sa´nchez-Ortiz, Guaynabo, PR
MP14-19 PREDICTING METASTASIS IN MEN WITH LOCALIZED HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Lamont Wilkins*, Cleveland, OH, Alam Ridwan, Jeffrey J. Tosoian, Baltimore, MD, Yaw A. Nyame, Cleveland, OH, Kasra Yousefi, Vancouver, Canada, Meera R. Chappidi, Baltimore, MD, Chandana A. Reddy, Cleveland, OH, Elizabeth B. Humphreys, Baltimore, MD, Debasish Sundi, Brian F. Chapin, Houston, TX, Andrew J. Stephenson, Eric A. Klein, Cleveland, OH, Ashley E. Ross, Baltimore, MD
MP14-12 PATIENT-REPORTED URINARY BOTHER – WHAT IS REALLY BOTHERING PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS? Lin Yang*, Wien, Austria, Adam Kibel, Boston, MA, Graham Colditz, Ratna Pakpahan, Kellie Imm, Sonya Izadi, Robert Grubb, St Louis, MO, Kathleen Wolin, Chicago, IL, Siobhan Sutcliffe, St Louis, MO
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MP14-13 CHANGES IN HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY Angela Smith*, Byron Jaeger, Laura Pinheiro, Lloyd Edwards, Bryce Reeve, Chapel Hill, NC
MP14-06 RISKS OF CYTOCHROME P450 1B1 POLYMORPHISMS AND LIFESTYLE CHOICES ON PROSTATE CANCER Taku Kato*, Yutaka Hashimoto, Shigekatsu Maekawa, Marisa Shiina, Mitsuho ImaiSumida, Pritha Dasgupta, Priyanka Kulkarni, Soichiro Yamamura, Shahana Majid, Sharanjot Saini, Varahram Sharryari, Guoren Deng, Rajvir Dahiya, Yuichiro Tanaka, San Francisco, CA
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MP14-20 PREDICTORS OF EARLY DISEASE SPECIFIC MORTALITY AMONG PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE ADENOCARCINOMA BONE METASTASIS AT DIAGNOSIS Zachary Klaassen*, Thenappan Chandrasekar, Hanan Goldberg, Robert J. Hamilton, Neil E. Fleshner, Girish S. Kulkarni, Toronto, Canada
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 15 BLADDER CANCER: NON-INVASIVE I Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Fiona Burkhard, Ashish Kamat and Mark Soloway ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP15-01 CAN THE USE OF NARROW-BAND IMAGING (NBI) REDUCE PERSISTENT BLADDER CANCER RATE DURING WHITELIGHT CLASSIC TRANS-URETHRAL RESECTION OF TUMOR (WLCTURBT)? A PRELIMINARY SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE IN A LARGE CASE SERIES. Cristina Falavolti*, Barbara Cristina Gentile, Gabriella Mirabile, Paola Tariciotti, Luca Albanesi, Giorgio Rizzo, Maurizio Buscarini, Rome, Italy
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP15-05 GUIDELINE-ADHERENCE TO ADEQUATE TREATMENT FOR T1 NON-MUSCLEINVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: EVIDENCE FROM A GERMAN MULTICENTER OBSERVATION Malte W. Vetterlein*, Julia Roschinski, Philipp Gild, Hamburg, Germany, Ousman Doh, Wedel, Germany, Wolfgang Höppner, Itzehoe, Germany, Hendrik Isbarn, Wedel, Germany, Walter Wagner, Guido Sauter, Armin Soave, Margit Fisch, Michael Rink, Hamburg, Germany
MP15-02 BLUE LIGHT CYSTOSCOPY FOR DIAGNOSIS OF UROTHELIAL BLADDER CANCER: RESULTS FROM A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER REGISTRY Soroush T Bazargani*, Hooman Djaladat, Anne Schuckman, Los Angeles, CA, Badrinath Konety, Minneapolis, MN, Trinity J Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD, Jeff Holzbeierlein, Lawrence, KS, Brian Willard, Lexington, SC, Jennifer Taylor, Houston, TX, Joseph Liao, Palo Alto, CA, Kamal Pohar, Columbus, OH, James Tierney, South Charleston, WV, siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
MP15-06 ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY OF CARE IN NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: UPTAKE OF RE-RESECTION FOR HIGH GRADE OR T1 BLADDER TUMORS IN CALIFORNIA Stanley Yap, Ann Brunson, Yvonne Chan*, Rosemary Cress, Theresa Keegan, Ralph deVere White, Ted Wun, Sacramento, CA MP15-07 VARIATIONS IN MANAGEMENT OF NONMUSCLE INVASIVE MICROPAPILLARY UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Kyle Scarberry, Yu Zheng*, Shree Agrawal, John Francis, Kelly Scarberry, Albert Kim, Itunu Arojo, Simon Kim, Cleveland, OH
MP15-03 WHO COULD BE ELIMINATED FOR RANDOM BIOPSIES AFTER BCG THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER CARCINOMA IN SITU? Kimiharu Takamatsu*, Eiji Kikuchi, Koichiro Ogihara, Nozomi Hayakawa, Kazuhiro Matsumoto, Ryuichi Mizuno, Akira Miyajima, Masafumi Oyama, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP15-08 HIGH GRADE NON-INVASIVE RECURRENCE FOLLOWING INDUCTION BCG FOR PT1/CIS UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF BLADDER, IS IT AN INDICATION FOR CYSTECTOMY? Manmeet Saluja*, Daljit Kaur, Auckland, New Zealand, Jonathan Masters, Andrew Williams, Michael Rice, Kamran Zargar-Shoshtari, Auckland, New Zealand
MP15-04 NEW PREDICTIVE SCORING MODEL FOR RECURRENCE INCORPORATING BLADDER NECK INVOLVEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH NON-MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Yuma Waseda*, Masaharu Inoue, Masaya Ito, Toshiki Kijima, Soichiro Yoshida, Minato Yokoyama, Junichiro Ishioka, Yoh Matsuoka, Kazutaka Saito, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP15-09 USING GRADE OF TUMOR RECURRENCE AFTER BCG THERAPY TO GUIDE FURTHER THERAPY Roger Li*, Michael J. Metcalfe, J.E. Ferguson 3rd, Siddartha Gorantla, Neema Navai, Jay B. Shah, H. Barton Grossman, Colin P. Dinney, Ashish M. Kamat, Houston, TX
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MP15-11 BLADDER PRESERVATION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS HAVING NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE HIGH GRADE RECURRENT TA, T1 UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA WITH GEMCITABINE, PACLITAXEL, DOXORUBICIN AND RADIOTHERAPY: SURVIVAL AND QUALITY OF LIFE. Mohamed Wishahi*, Hossam Elganzoury, Amr Elkhouly, Cairo, Egypt
MP15-17 BEYOND SUPPLEMENTATION: THE ROLE OF VITAMIN D IN NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Ziting Wang*, Yew Koon Lim, Ratha Mahendran, Esuvaranathan Kesavan, Edmund Chiong, Singapore, Singapore MP15-18 SAFETY AND TOLERABILITY ANALYSIS OF HYPERTHERMIC INTRAVESICAL MITOMYCIN TO MITOMYCIN ALONE IN HIVEC I AND HIVEC II: AN ANALYSIS OF 307 PATIENTS Wei Shen Tan*, London, United Kingdom, Juan Palou, Barcelona, Spain, John Kelly, London, United Kingdom, HIVEC I and HIVEC II Clinical Trials Group, London/ Barcelona, United Kingdom
MP15-12 PHASE IB TRIAL OF ALT-803, AN IL-15 SUPERAGONIST, PLUS BACILLUS CALMETTE GUERIN (BCG) FOR THE TREATMENT OF BCG-NAI¨VE PATIENTS WITH NON-MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (NMIBC). Charles J. Rosser*, Honolulu, HI, Jeffrey Nix, Birmingham, AL, Lydia Ferguson, Hing C. Wong, Miramar, FL
MP15-19 IMPROVED RECURRENCE FREE SURVIVAL IN NMIBC PATIENTS TAKING METFORMIN DEMONSTRATES DOSE DEPENDENCE Timothy Rushmer*, Shiva Damodaran, E. Jason Abel, Shi Fangfang, Kyle Richards, David Jarrard, Tracy Downs, Madison, WI
MP15-13 A PHASE I TRIAL FOR THE USE OF INTRAVESICAL CABAZITAXEL, GEMCITABINE, AND CISPLATIN (CGC) IN THE TREATMENT OF BCG-REFRACTORY NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Guarionex DeCastro*, Wilson Sui, Jamie Pak, Cory Abate-Shen, Shing Lee, Christopher Anderson, Dara Holder, James McKiernan, New York, NY
MP15-20 MCM-2 CELL BASED ASSAY IS A SENSITIVE AND SPECIFIC TEST FOR RISK STRATIFICATION OF BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS. Kasra Saeb-Parsy*, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Peter Caie, St Andrews, United Kingdom, Durgesh Rana, Nadira Narine, Manchester, United Kingdom, Bensita Mary Viju Jose Thottakam, Sushant Dhanvhijay, Andrew Ball, Alexander Wilson, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, David Harrison, St Andrews, United Kingdom
MP15-14 NEUTROPHIL LYMPHOCYTE RATIO PREDICTS PROGRESSION OF NON MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER – PROSPECTIVE STUDY ONE YEAR FOLLOW UP Itamar Getzler, Zaher Bahouth, Ofer Nativ, Jacob Rubinstein, Sarel Halachmi*, Haifa, Israel MP15-15 URINE SAMPLE DERIVED CK20- AND IGF2-EXPRESSION AS BIOMARKER FOR THE DETECTION OF BLADDER CANCER Karsten Salomo*, Doreen Huebner, Manja U. Boehme, Alexander Herr, Ulrike Heberling, Dresden, Germany, Oliver W. Hakenberg, Daniela Jahn, Rostock, Germany, Marc-Oliver Grimm, Astrid Enkelmann, Daniel Steinbach, Jena, Germany, Susanne Fuessel, Manfred P. Wirth, Dresden, Germany
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MP15-16 THE ASSOCIATION OF AGE WITH PERIOPERATIVE AND CLINICOPATHOLOGIC OUTCOMES FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER William Parker*, Rochester, MN, Woodson Smelser, Kansas City, KS, Igor Frank, Rochester, MN, Jeffrey Holzbeierlein, Kansas City, KS, Prabin Thapa, Rochester, MN, Tomas Griebling, Kansas City, KS, R. Jeffrey Karnes, R. Houston Thompson, Matthew Tollefson, Rochester, MN, Eugene Lee, Kansas City, KS, Stephen Boorjian, Rochester, MN
MP15-10 IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSE TO A THERAPEUTIC CANCER VACCINE (PANVAC): INITIAL RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED PHASE 2 CLINICAL TRIAL Thomas Sanford*, Renee Donahue, Bethesda, MD, Caroline Jochems, Maryland, MD, Rebecca Dolan, Sonia Bellfield, Bethesda, MD, Megan Anderson, Bethesda, MD, Eric Singer, Robert Weiss, Sammy Elsamra, Thomas Jang, New Brunswick, NJ, Sam Brancato, Iowa City, IA, Daniel Su, Irvine, CA, Yvonne Wall, James Gulley, Jeffrey Schlom, Piyush Agarwal, Bethesda, MD
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 16 KIDNEY CANCER: ADVANCED (INCLUDING DRUG THERAPY) II Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Megan Merrill and Marc-Olivier Timsit ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP16-01 CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF SUNITINIB AND N-DESETHYL-SUNITINIB PLASMA CONCENTRATIONS FOR TREATMENT OUTCOME IN METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA PATIENTS Kazuyuki Numakura*, Nobuhiro Fujiyama, Makoto Takahashi, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Atsushi Maeno, Mitsuru Saito, Takamitsu Inoue, Shintaro Narita, Mingguo Huang, Shigeru Satoh, Takenori Niioka, Masatomo Miura, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP16-06 EARLY RESPONSE AT FOUR WEEKS OF C-REACTIVE PROTEIN PREDICTS SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA TREATED WITH TYROSINE KINASE INHIBITORS Yosuke Yasuda*, Kazutaka Saito, Naoko Kawamura, Sho Uehara, Takeshi Yuasa, Minato Yokoyama, Junichiro Ishioka, Yoh Matsuoka, Shinya Yamamoto, Shunji Takahashi, Tokyo, Japan, Tetsuo Okuno, Ibaraki, Japan, Junji Yonese, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP16-02 INFLUENCE OF GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS ON THE PHARMACOKINETICS OF SUNITINIB IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Kazuyuki Numakura*, Nobuhiro Fujiyama, Makoto Takahashi, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Atsushi Maeno, Mitsuru Saito, Takamitsu Inoue, Shintaro Narita, Mingguo Huang, Shigeru Satoh, Takenori Niioka, Masatomo Miura, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan
MP16-07 USEFULNESS OF INFLAMMATORY MARKER DYNAMICS ONE MONTH AFTER THE FIRST-LINE TARGETED THERAPY INITIATION FOR PFS PREDICTION IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Keiichi Ito*, Ayako Masunaga, Saitama, Japan, Nobuyuki Tanaka, Ryuichi Mizuno, Tokyo, Japan, Suguru Shirotake, Yota Yasumizu, Hidaka, Japan, Yujiro Ito, Yasumasa Miyazaki, Tokyo, Japan, Masayuki Hagiwara, Ichikawa, Japan, Kent Kanao, Nagakute, Japan, Shuji Mikami, Tokyo, Japan, Tetsuo Monma, Wako, Japan, Ken Nakagawa, Ichikawa, Japan, Tsuyoshi Masuda, Saitama, Japan, Masafumi Oyama, Hidaka, Japan, Tomohiko Asano, Saitama, Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP16-03 UTILITY OF INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN PROGNOSIS FOR PATIENTS WITH RENAL CELL CARCINOMA AND VENA CAVA TUMOR THROMBUS Adam Lorentz*, Atlanta, GA, Manik Gupta, Detroit, MI, Matthew Broggi, Augusta, GA, Andrew Leung, Dattatraya Patil, Viraj Master, Atlanta, GA MP16-04 MEAN HOUNSFIELD UNITS ON UNENHANCED CT PREDICTS RESPONSE TO EVEROLIMUS IN TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS COMPLEX ASSOCIATED ANGIOMYOLIPOMAS Yi Cai*, Hanzhong Li, Yushi Zhang, BEIJING, China, People’s Republic of
MP16-08 CONTRIBUTION OF GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS RELATED TO AXITINIB PHARMACOKINETICS TO THE CLINICAL SAFETY AND EFFICACY IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Ryoma Igarashi*, Akita, Japan, Norihiko Tsuchiya, Yamagata, Japan, Takamitsu Inoue, Nobuhiro Fujiyama, Kazuyuki Numakura, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Hideaki Kagaya, Atsushi Maeno, Mitsuru Saito, Shintaro Narita, Takenori Nioka, Masatomo Miura, Shigeru Sato, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan
MP16-05 EARLY TUMOR SHRINKAGE UNDER SECOND-LINE TARGETED THERAPY FOR METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA AS A PREDICTOR OF OVERALL SURVIVAL: A RETROSPECTIVE MULTIINSTITUTIONAL STUDY IN JAPAN Keita Tamura, Hideaki Miyake*, Seiichiro Ozono, Hamamatsu, Japan
MP16-09 REEXAMINING THE ROLE OF EXTENDED LYMPHADENECTOMY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF RENAL MALIGNANCY IN THE TARGETED THERAPY ERA Dean Laganosky*, Christopher Filson, Dattatraya Patil, Viraj Master, Atlanta, GA
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MP16-16 IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE IN PROGNOSIS BETWEEN SYNCHRONOUS AND METACHRONOUS BRAIN METASTASIS FROM METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA? Se Young Choi, Jeman Ryu, Jae Hyeon Han*, Wonchul Lee, Han Kyu Chae, Sangjun Yoo, Dalsan You, In Gab Jeong, Cheryn Song, Bumsik Hong, Jun Hyuk Hong, Hanjong Ahn, Choung-Soo Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP16-11 JAPANESE PHASE I/II STUDY OF MULTIPEPTIDE-BASED CANCER VACCINE IMA901 AFTER SINGLE-DOSE CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE IN JAPANESE PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED RENAL CELL CANCER Fumiya Hongo*, Natsuki Takaha, Takashi Ueda, Kimihiro Yano, Kyoto, Japan, Satoshi Tamada, Osaka, Japan, Schoor Oliver, Singh-Jasuja Harpreet, Tuebingen, Germany, Tatsuya Nakatani, Osaka, Japan, Tsuneharu Miki, Osamu Ukimura, Kyoto, Japan
MP16-17 OUTCOMES IN OVER 4,000 PATIENTS WITH RENAL CELL CARCINOMA FROM THE LATIN AMERICAN RENAL CANCER GROUP (LARCG): A FOCUS ON METASTATIC DISEASE Diego Abreu*, Montevideo, Uruguay, Guillermo Gueglio, Patricio Garcia, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Walter da Costa, Daniel Beltrame, San Pablo, Brazil, Alvaro Zun˜iga, Santiago, Chile, Luis Meza, Lima, Peru, Ruben Bengió, Cordoba, Argentina, Carlos Scorticati, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ricardo Castillejos, Francisco Rodriguez, Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico, Ana Maria Autran, Carmen Gonzalez, Miguel Sanchez, Madrid, Spain, Jose Gadu, Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico, Alejandro Nolazco, Pablo Marinez, Carlos Ameri, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Hamilton Zampolli, San Pablo, Brazil, Raul Langenhin, Diego Muguruza, Paysandu, Uruguay, Marcos Tobias Machado, Antonio Lima Pompeo, San Pablo, Brazil, Pablo Mingote, Nicolas Gine´star, Neuque´n, Argentina, Matı´as López, Luja´n, Argentina, Boris Camacho, La Paz, Bolivia, Juan Yandian, Jorge Clavijo, Roberto Puente, Montevideo, Uruguay, Sergio de Miceu, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lucas Nogueira, Carlos Corradi, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Marcelo Torrico, Cochabamba, Bolivia, Martin Varela, Omar Clark, Montevideo, Uruguay, Luis Montes de Oca, Sebastian Savignano, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ricardo Decia, Montevideo, Uruguay, Fernando Secin, Agustin Rovegno, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Gustavo Guimara˜es, Sidney Glina, San Pablo, Brazil, Joan Palau, Barcelona, Spain, Gustavo Carvalhal, Porto Alegre, Brazil, Philippe Spiess, Tampa, FL, Stenio Zequi, San Pablo, Brazil, Marston Linehan, Bethesda, MD
MP16-12 SELECTIVE INTERNAL RADIATION THERAPY (SIRT) WITH YTTRIUM-90 (Y-90) RESIN MICROSPHERES IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY RENAL CELL CARCINOMA (RCC): IMPACT ON RENAL FUNCTION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE RESIRT STUDY Peter Aslan*, Hurstville, Australia, William Clark, Korgarah, Australia, Manish Patel, Westmead, Australia, Justin Vass, Ryde, Australia, David N. Cade, Suresh Janeendra de Silva, Sydney, Australia, Paul L. de Souza, Liverpool, Australia MP16-13 CLINICAL BENEFIT OF PRESURGICAL AXITINIB THERAPY IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA PATIENTS WITH THROMBUS EXTENDING TO INFERIOR VENA CAVA Yoshimi Tanaka*, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Shingo Hatakeyama, Shogo Hosogoe, Toshikazu Tanaka, Masaaki Oikawa, Kazuhisa Hagiwara, Takuma Narita, Daisuke Noro, Yuki Tobisawa, Hayato Yamamoto, Tohru Yoneyama, Takahiro Yoneyama, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan MP16-14 CLINICAL IMPLICATION OF METASTASECTOMY IN METACHRONOUS METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA IN THE ERA OF TARGETED THERAPY Jong Won Kim*, Jongsoo Lee, Jae Yong Jeong, Sung Ku Kang, Jang Hee Han, Seung Hwan Lee, Won Sik Ham, Koon Ho Rha, Young Deuk Choi, Sung Joon Hong, Young Eun Yoon, Woong Kyu Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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MP16-15 NATURAL HISTORY OF SURGICALLY TREATED LOCAL RECURRENCE AFTER NEPHRECTOMY Paolo Capogrosso*, Milan, Italy, Eric Barret, Igor Nunes-Silva, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Franc¸ois Rozet, Paris, France, Alessandro Larcher, Ettore Di Trapani, Alberto Briganti, Andrea Salonia, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France
MP16-10 THE IMPACT OF KINETICS OF BIOMARKERS ON THE PREDICTION OF OVERALL SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA TREATED WITH A TYROSINE KINASE INHIBITOR. Jun Teishima*, Shinya Ohara, Kousuke Sadahide, Shinsuke Fujii, Hiroyuki Kitano, Shunsuke Shinmei, Keisuke Hieda, Shogo Inoue, Tetsutaro Hayashi, Koji Mita, Akio Matsubara, Hiroshima, Japan
MP16-20 LITMUS TEST OR DESTINATION SYSTEMIC THERAPY? REFERRAL FOR CYTOREDUCTIVE NEPHRECTOMY AFTER INITIAL SYSTEMIC THERAPY IN METASTATIC KIDNEY CANCER Liam C. Macleod*, Atreya Dash, George R. Schade, Anobel Y. Odisho, Scott S. Tykodi, John L. Gore, Seattle, WA
MP16-18 TREATMENT OF KIDNEY TUMORS WITH RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION (RFA) COMBINED WITH SYSTEMIC PD-1 INHIBITION RESULTS IN BOTH PRIMARY TUMOR CONTROL AND PREVENTION OF LUNG METASTASIS IN A PRECLINICAL ANIMAL MODEL Xiaofeng Chang*, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
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MP16-19 NEOADJUVANT AND ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOLLOWING NEPHROURETERECTOMY: CHANGES IN UTILIZATION AND OUTCOMES Adrien Bernstein*, Ron Golan, Brian Dinerman, Michael Cosiano, Khushabu Kasabwala, Jim C. Hu, NEW YORK, NY
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Podium Session 8 INFERTILITY: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Marc Goldstein and Gail Prins
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD08-01 THE ROLE OF GLYCOCONJUGATES IN FORMATION OF THE HUMAN SPERM RESERVOIR Susanne Bour*, Rick Paschold, Irene AlbaAlejandre, Armin Becker, Christian G Stief, Munich, Germany, Sabine Koelle, Dublin, Ireland, Matthias Trottmann, Munich, Germany
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:40 PD08-05 IDENTIFYING DIFFERENTIAL MRNA AND MIRNA EXPRESSION PATTERNS IN DILATED AND COLLAPSED SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES REVEALS UNIQUE “NICHE” FOR SPERMATOGENESIS IN MEN WITH SEVERE FORMS OF INFERTILITY Sameer Mittal*, Anna Mielnik, Alexander Bolyakov, Peter Schlegel, Darius Paduch, New York, NY
PD08-02 LOSS OF IFT140 FUNCTION MAY DISRUPT SPERMATOGENESIS BY REGULATING GERM CELL APOPTOSIS Amin Herati*, Peter Bulter, Dolores Lamb, Houston, TX PD08-03 PROFILING OF HUMAN ADULT SPERMATOGONIAL STEM CELLS REVEALS TRANSCRIPTION AND SIGNALING PROGRAMS FOR SELF RENEWAL AND DIFFERENTIATION Jingtao Guo, Edward J. Grow, Chongil Yi, Douglas T. Carrell, James M. Hotaling*, Bradley R. Cairns, Salt Lake City, UT PD08-04 WHOLE EXOME SEQUENCING OF A CONSANGUINEOUS TURKISH FAMILY IDENTIFIES A MUTATION IN XⴚLINKED FHL1 IN BROTHERS WITH MALE FACTOR INFERTILITY Raul Clavijo*, Samuel Cohen, anthony griswold, Miami, FL, Emre Bakircioglu, Istanbul, Turkey, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, FL
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PD08-06 RNA SEQUENCING. EXPLORING HISTOLOGIC PHENOTYPES OF NONOBSTRUCTIVE AZOOSPERMIA Ryan Flannigan*, New York, NY, Anna Mielnik, Alex Bolyakov, New York, NY, Jen Grenier, Ithaca, NY, Brian Robinson, New York, NY, Phil V. Bach, Darius Paduch, New York, NY
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PD08-07 LOSS OF GERM CELLS DOES NOT AFFECT LEVELS OF MIRNA202-5P EXPRESSION IN AN LRAT KNOCKOUT MODEL INDICATING THAT LOSS OF MIR202-5P IN SCO IS THE PRIMARY DEFECT IN MEN WITH AZOOSPERMIA Ryan Flannigan*, Anna Mielnik, Alex Bolyakov, Phil Bach, New York, NY, Jen Grenier, Ithaca, NY, Lorraine Gudas, Peter Schlegel, Darius Paduch, New York, NY
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PD08-08 S-NITROSOGLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE (GSNOR) KNOCKOUT MICE: A NOVEL MODEL OF MALE INFERTILITY Shathiyah Kulandavelu, Marilia Sanches Santos Rizzo Zutti, Himanshu Arora, Oleksandr Kryvenko, Emad Ibrahim, Nancy L Brackett, Joshua M. Hare, Ranjith Ramasamy*, Miami, FL
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PD08-09 HOW DOES ADVANCED PATERNAL AGE AFFECT THE NEXT GENERATION? Jiang Zhu, Xin Li*, Rochester, NY
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PD08-10 DOES DETECTION OF DDX4 MRNA IN CELL FREE SEMINAL PLASMA REPRESENTS A RELIABLE NONINVASIVE GERM CELL MARKER IN PATIENTS WITH NON-OBSTRUCTIVE AZOOSPERMIA? Wafaa Abdallah, Doaa Hashad, Rania Abdelmaksoud, Mohamed Mohieeldin Hashad*, Alexandria, Egypt
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PD08-12 IN VITRO EXPANSION AND MANIPULATION OF HUMAN SPERMATOGONIAL STEM CELLS Hye-Won Song, Tung-Chin Hsieh, Miles Wilkinson*, San Diego, CA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM FRIDAY
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PD08-11 LEYDIG STEM CELL AUTOGRAFT IN MICE: A NOVEL APPROACH TO INCREASE SERUM TESTOSTERONE WHILE PRESERVING FERTILITY Himanshu Arora*, Marilia Sanches Santos Rizzo Zutti, Bruno Nahar, Joshua M. Hare, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, Fl
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Podium Session 9 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: PRACTICE PATTERNS, QUALITY OF LIFE AND SHARED DECISION MAKING II Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Rodney Breau, Chad Ellimoottil and Ronald Kaufman
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD09-01 PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH THE USE OF TELEMEDICINE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER Deborah Glassman, Ajay Puri*, Sarah Weingarten, Judd Hollander, Anna Stepchin, Edouard Trabulsi, Philadelphia, PA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:40 PD09-05 PARTICIPATION OF BLACK MEN WITH PROSTATE CANCER: A LONGITUDINAL ASSESSMENT OF 25 YEARS (1991-2015) OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS Laurel Nightingale*, Minneapolis, MN, Michael Dumas, Indianapolis, IN, Raymond Ogagarue, Minneapolis, MN, Folakemi Odedina, Gainesville, FL, Christopher Warlick, Philipp Dahm, Minneapolis, MN
PD09-02 RACIAL VARIATION IN THE REFUSAL OF INITIAL TREATMENT PLAN AMONG MEN DIAGNOSED WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Kelly Scarberry*, Kyle Scarberry, Robert Abouassaly, Christopher Gonzalez, Cleveland, OH, Cary Gross, New Haven, CT, Nilay Shah, Rochester, MN, Neal Meropol, Cleveland, OH, Sarah Psutka, Rochester, MN, Sandip Prasad, Charleston, SC, Laura Bukavina, Simon Kim, Cleveland, OH PD09-03 THREE-YEAR FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER RADIATION, SURGERY OR OBSERVATION FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER IN THE CEASAR STUDY Daniel Barocas*, JoAnn Alvarez, Matthew Resnick, Tatsuki Koyama, Mark Tyson, Nashville, TN, Karen Hoffman, Houston, TX, David Penson, Nashville, TN PD09-04 A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED FEASIBILITY STUDY: A MULTIMODAL SUPPORTIVE CARE INTERVENTION IN MEN AND THEIR PARTNERS/CARERS AFFECTED BY METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Catherine Paterson*, Charlotte Primeau, Ghulam Nabi, Dundee, United Kingdom
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PD09-06 CAN A SIMPLE COUNT OF SEVERAL COMMON COMORBIDITIES ACCURATELY PREDICT LONG-TERM, OTHER CAUSE MORTALITY IN MEN WITH PROSTATE CANCER? Kian Asanad*, Los Angeles, CA, Douglas Skarecky, Thomas Ahlering, Irvine, CA, Stephen Freedland, Timothy Daskivich, Los Angeles, CA
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PD09-07 THE IMPACT OF SHARED DECISION MAKING SOFTWARE ON DECISIONAL QUALITY OF MEN UNDERGOING TREATMENT FOR BPH: AN INTERIM ANALYSIS Matthew Pollard*, Joseph Shirk, Casey Pagan, Sylvia Lambrechts, Lorna Kwan, Christopher Saigal, Los Angeles, CA
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PD09-08 SACRAL NEUROMODULATION IN CALIFORNIA FROM 2005 TO 2011: WHAT ARE THE REAL-WORLD SUCCESS RATES? Amy D. Dobberfuhl*, Amandeep Mahal, Craig V. Comiter, Christopher S. Elliott, Stanford, CA
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PD09-09 NATIONWIDE DISPARITIES IN TESTICULAR CANCER CARE DELIVERY: RACIAL, ETHNIC AND ECONOMIC MARKERS OF PATIENT VULNERABILITY Liam Macleod*, Shannon Cannon, Seattle, WA, Oliver Ko, Chicago, IL, Jonathan Wright, George Schade, Daniel Lin, John Gore, Atreya Dash, Seattle, WA
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PD09-10 TEMPORAL TRENDS IN MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES OF TESTICULAR CANCER: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY Michael Leveridge*, D Robert Siemens, Kelly Brennan, Jason Izard, Safiya Karim, Christopher Booth, Kingston, Canada
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PD09-12 THE IMPACT OF SURGEON AND HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE ON THE PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS RECEIVING ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Yash Khandwala*, San Diego, CA, In Gab Jeong, Palo Alto, CA, Ye Wang, Boston, MA, Deok Hyun Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Jae Heon Kim, Seol, Korea, Republic of, Shufeng Li, Palo Alto, CA, Steven L. Chang, Boston, MA, Benjamin I. Chung, Stanford, CA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD09-11 MANAGEMENT OF THE POST-PUBERTAL UNDESCENDED TESTIS: AN UPDATED RISK ANALYSIS Ankur Shah*, Blake Wynia, Paul Feustel, Jennifer Knuth, Charles Welliver, Albany, NY
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Podium Session 10 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY I Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Alberto Briganti, Leonard Gomella and Maxwell Meng
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD10-01 OUTCOMES OF FLUORESCENCE SUPPORTED LYMPH NODE DISSECTION IN ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY – A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL Nina Harke*, Rostock, Germany, Christian Wagner, Katarina Urbanova, Michael Godes, Mustapha Addali, Bernhard Fangmeyer, Andreas Schuette, Jorn H. Witt, Gronau, Germany
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:20 PD10-03 EXTENDED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOLLOWING NEOADJUVANT CHEMOHORMONONAL THERAPY (LOW DOSE ESTRMUSTINE ⴙ LHRH AGONIST/ ANTAGONIST) CONTRIBUTES TO GOOD CANCER CONTROL FOR PATIENTS WITH HIGH RISK LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Hideki Enokida*, Shuichi Tatarano, Hiroaki Nishimura, Akihiko Mitsuke, Hirofumi Yoshino, Ryosuke Matsushita, Masayuki Nakagawa, Kagoshima, Japan
PD10-02 TIME TO BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE (BCR) IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER (PC) TREATED WITH NEOADJUVANT ANDROGEN BLOCKADE (NAB) PRIOR TO RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RP): RESULTS OF A POOLED ANALYSIS OF THREE PHASE 2 TRIALS Rana McKay*, Boston, MA, Bruce Montogomery, Seattle, WA, Wanling Xie, Zhenwei Zhang, Glenn Bubley, Boston, MA, Daniel Lin, Seattle, WA, Mark Preston, QuocDien Trinh, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Elahe Mostaghel, Seattle, WA, Philip Kantoff, New York, NY, Peter Nelson, Seattle, WA, Mary-Ellen Taplin, Adam Kibel, Boston, MA
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PD10-04 FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AND QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES OF A TERTIARY HIGHVOLUME CENTER Raisa Sinaida Pompe*, Philipp Mandel, SamiRamzi Leyh-Bannurah, Hamburg, Germany, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada, Felix K. Chun, Georg Salomon, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany
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PD10-05 UNDERESTIMATION OF PROSTATE CANCER RISK AT DIAGNOSIS AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN Nathan Peffer*, Daniel Parker, Laura Giusto, Joshua Jones, Anastasia Kamenko, Daniel Eun, Michel Pontari, Jack Mydlo, Adam Reese, Philadelphia, PA
PD10-06 INTRA-OPERATIVE OPTICAL IMAGING UTILIZING ANTI-PSMA (PROSTATE SPECIFIC MEMBRANE ANTIGEN) FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY DURING ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RARP) Avinash Chennamsetty*, William Chu, Justin Emtage, Paul Gellhaus, Jonathan Yamzon, Clayton Lau, Bertram Yuh, Tommy Tong, David Colcher, Timothy Wilson, Ali Zhumkhawala, Duarte, CA
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PD10-07 RELIABILITY OF PROSTATE HISTOSCANNING IN THE LOCALIZATION AND VOLUME ESTIMATION OF CARCINOMA PROSTATE Abhishek Singh*, Ankush Jairath, Jaimin Shah, Arvind Ganpule, Ravindra Sabnis, Mahesh Desai, Nadiad, India
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PD10-08 LIGHT-REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY TO DETECT POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: EXPLORATION OF NEW ALGORITHMS TO REFINE DETECTION RATE Igor Sorokin*, Noah Canvasser, Dallas, TX, Xinlong Wang, Henry Chan, Hanli Liu, Arlington, TX, Payal Kapur, Claus Roehrborn, Jeffrey Cadeddu, Dallas, TX PD10-09 EFFECT OF DEHYDRATED HUMAN AMNION/CHORION MEMBRANE ALLOGRAFT ON URINARY CONTINENCE FOLLOWING ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Khaled Refaai, Hao Nguyen*, Ameli Niloufar, Wang Huiqing, Matthew Cooperberg, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA
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PD10-10 RACIAL DISPARITIES IN DELIVERING DEFINITIVE THERAPY FOR INTERMEDIATE-HIGH RISK LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER: THE IMPACT OF FACILITY FEATURES AND SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS David F. Friedlander*, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Patrick Karabon, Detroit, MI, Maxine Sun, Paul L. Nguyen, Adam S. Kibel, Toni K. Choueiri, Joel S. Weissman, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
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PD10-11 ANALYSIS OF THE PREDICTIVE UTILITY OF PROGNOSTIC GRADE GROUPS (PGG) FOR PREDICTING PERIOPERATIVE ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN THE SHARED EQUAL ACCESS REGIONAL CANCER HOSPITAL (SEARCH) DATABASE. Ariel Schulman*, Lauren Howard, Kae Jack Tay, Rajan Gupta, Efrat Tsivian, Durham, NC, Christopher Amling, Portland, OR, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC
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PD10-12 PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PROPORTION OF DUCTAL COMPONENT IN DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE Won Sik Jang*, Myung Soo Kim, Jae Won Park, Jong Soo Lee, Jong Won Kim, Jae Yong Jeong, Sung Ku Kang, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Young Sig Kim, Goyang, Korea, Republic of, In Rae Cho, Gimhae, Korea, Republic of, Young Deuk Choi, Seoul, Korea, Republic of APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Friday, May 12, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Podium Session 11 IMAGING/RADIOLOGY: URORADIOLOGY II Room 251 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Gary Faerber, Tillmann Loch and Ardeshir Rastinehad
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD11-01 COMPARISON BETWEEN THE DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACIES OF 18FFLUORODEOXYGLUCOSE (FDG) POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY (PET)/COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT) AND MORPHOLOGICAL IMAGING IN RECURRENT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMAS: A RETROSPECTIVE, MULTI-CENTER STUDY Fabio Zattoni*, Padua and Udine, Italy, Vincenzo Ficarra, Udine, Italy, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, MN, Stefano Fanti, Bologna, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN, Elena Incerti, Milan, Italy, Val Lowe, Rochester, MN, Marco Moschini, Milan, Italy, Stefano Panareo, Ferrara, Italy, Maria Picchio, Milan, Italy, Ilaria Rambaldi, Ferrara, Italy, Riccardo Schiavina, Bologna, Italy, Filiberto Zattoni, Laura Evangelista, Padua, Italy PD11-02 NON-CONTRAST IMAGING CHARACTERISTICS OF PAPILLARY RENAL CELL CARCINOMA (PRCC): IMPLICATIONS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND SUBTYPING Anand Badri*, Philadelphia, PA, Nikhil Waingankar, New York, NY, Kristin Edwards, Alexander Kutikov, Rosaleen Parsons, David Chen, Marc Smaldone, Rosalia Viterbo, Richard Greenberg, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA
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PD11-03 IMPACT OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPIC IMAGING ON DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL TUMORS. Masahiro Sumura*, Haruki Ajiki, Chiaki Koike, Keita Inoue, Keisuke Nakanishi, Hiroaki Yasumoto, Tsuyoshi Yoshizako, Hajime Kitagaki, Hiroaki Shiina, Izumo, Shimane, Japan
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PD11-04 CONVENTIONAL VERSUS COMPUTER ASSISTED STEREOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND NEEDLE GUIDANCE FOR RENAL ACCESS: A RANDOMIZED BENCH-TOP CROSSOVER TRIAL Alexander Thomas, Jerry Thomas, Mohamed Keheila*, Braden Mattison, Benjamin West, David Ruckle, Samuel Abourbih, Reed Krause, Vi Dinh, D. Daniel Baldwin, D. Duane Baldwin, Loma Linda, CA
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:50 PD11-06 CYSTIC RENAL MASSES: IS THE BOSNIAK CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM AN ADEQUATE PREDICTOR OF SURVIVAL? Thenappan Chandrasekar*, Ardalan E. Ahmad, Kamel Fadaak, Michael A.S. Jewett, Antonio Finelli, Toronto, Canada
PD11-05 CONTRAST-ENHANCED ULTRASOUND AS A REPLACEMENT FOR FLUOROSCOPIC NEPHROSTOGRAM FOLLOWING PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Thomas Chi*, Manint Usawachintachit, David Tzou, Helena Chang, Benjamin Sherer, Marshall Stoller, Stefanie Weinstein, John Mongan, San Francisco, CA
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PD11-07 CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS DURING TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE NEEDLE BIOPSY: INTERIM ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL(NCT02423759) Ahmed M. Atwa*, Ahmed M. Elshal, Ahmed R. El-Nahas, Mohamed A. El-Ghar, Hashim Farg, Ali Elsorougy, Essam Elsawy, Asaad Gaber, Yasser Farag, Abdelwahab Hashem, Hossam Nabeeh, Ahmed Mosbah, Mansoura, Egypt
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PD11-08 COMPUTER-AIDED DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER USING A DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS ALGORITHM IN PRE-BIOPSY MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Junichiro Ishioka*, Yoh Matsuoka, Masaya Itoh, Masaharu Inoue, Toshiki Kijima, Soichiro Yoshida, Minato Yokoyama, Kazutaka Saito, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Hiroshi Tanaka, Tomo Kimura, Tokyo, Japan
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PD11-09 THE ACCURACY OF REAL-TIME MRITRUS FUSION IMAGE-GUIDED TRANSPERINEAL TARGET BIOPSY WITH NEEDLE TRACKING OF MECHANICAL POSITION-ENCODED STEPPER IN THE DETECTION OF THE SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER FOR THE BIOPSY NAI¨VE MEN Sunao Shoji*, Shinichiro Hiraiwa, Takahiro Ogawa, Masanori Kawakami, Mayura Nakano, Hidenori Zakoji, Toyoaki Uchida, Takuma Tajiri, Tokyo, Japan
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PD11-10 IMPACT OF GLEASON PATTERN 4 CRIBRIFORM ARCHITECTURE ON PROSTATE CANCER DETECTION USING MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI Matthew Truong*, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Eric Weinberg, Gary Hollenberg, Edward Messing, Thomas Frye, Rochester, NY
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PD11-11 DO PATIENTS WHO UNDERGO MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI FOR PROSTATE CANCER NEED ANY OTHER IMAGING? RESULTS FROM A STATEWIDE COLLABORATIVE Justin Drobish*, Grand Rapids, MI, Ji Qi, Tae Kim, James Montie, Ann Arbor, MI, Sabrina Noyes, Grand Rapids, MI, Dinesh Telang, Roseville, MI, Brian Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD11-12 FEASIBILITY OF AUTOMATING THE MEASUREMENT OF KIDNEY STONE DIAMETER, VOLUME, AND DENSITY ON CT Justin Ziemba*, George Fung, Rishab Gurnani, Elliot Fishman, Brian Matlaga, Satomi Kawamoto, Baltimore, MD
Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 17 BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Peter Chin, Robert Getzenberg and Simon Hayward ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP17-01 INFLAMMASOME ACTIVATION LEADS TO IL-18 EXPRESSION IN PROSTATIC INFLAMMATION ASSOCIATED WITH BPH Pradeep Tyagi*, Mahendra Kashyap, Jeffrey Gingrich, Zhou Wang, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP17-07 ANDROGENIC TO ESTROGENIC SWITCH IN PROSTATE GLAND AS A RESULT OF EPIGENETIC SILENCING OF STEROID 5-␣ REDUCTASE 2 Zongwei Wang*, Libing Hu, Rongbin Ge, Keyan Salari, Seth Bechis, Shulin Wu, Cyrus Rassoulian, Jonathan Pham, Shahin Tabetabaei, Boston, MA, Chin-Lee Wu, Belmont, MA, Douglas Strand, Dallas, TX, Aria Olumi, Boston, MA
MP17-02 TNF␣ ANTAGONISTS REDUCE INCIDENCE OF BPH IN PATIENTS WITH AUTOIMMUNE INFLAMMATORY CONDITIONS Brittany Lapan, Omar Franco, Jaclyn Pruitt, Jacqueline Petkewicz, Brian Helfand, Charles Brendler, Chi-Hsiung Wang, Simon Hayward*, Evanston, IL
MP17-08 THE IDENTIFICATION OF ESTROGEN RECEPTOR GENE NETWORKS IN BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Teresa Liu*, Jalissa Wynder, Taryn James, Madison, WI, Jill Macoska, Boston, MA, William Ricke, Madison, WI
MP17-03 INFLAMMATION-INDUCED PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT AND PROLIFERATION OF PROSTATE EPITHELIAL CELLS IS REDUCED BY GROWTH HORMONERELEASING HORMONE (GHRH) ANTAGONISTS THROUGH THE INHIBITION OF EPITHELIAL-TOMESENCHYMAL TRANSITION Petra Popovics*, Andrew Schally, Luis Salgueiro, Krisztina Kovacs, Ferenc Rick, Miami, FL
MP17-09 CXCL12-CXCR4 AXIS ACTIVATION PROMOTES COP II VESICLE-MEDIATED SECRETION OF COLLAGEN BY PROSTATE MYOFIBROBLASTS Susan Patalano-Salsman, Jose A. RodriguezNieves, Diego Almanza, Amy Avery, Andrew Judell-Halfpenney, Todd Riley, Jill Macoska*, Boston, MA
MP17-04 COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION MECHANISM ACTIVATED BY AUTOANTIGEN RECOGNITION DURING GROWTH OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Junya Hata*, Kanako Matsuoka, Yuichi Sato, Hidenori Akaihata, Masao Kataoka, Soichiro Ogawa, Nobuhiro Haga, Kei Ishibashi, Ken Aikawa, Yoshiyuki Kojima, Fukushima City, Japan
MP17-10 E-CADHERIN DOWNREGULATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED LUMINAL EPITHELIAL PERMEABILITY IN BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERPLASIA Feng Li*, Laura E Pascal, Pittsburgh, PA, Anil Parwani, Columbus, OH, Rajiv Dhir, Joel B Nelson, Pittsburgh, PA, Peng Guo, Dalin He, Xi’an, China, People’s Republic of, Zhou Wang, Pittsburgh, PA
MP17-05 TOXOPLASMA GONDII INFECTS THE PROSTATE AND INDUCES MICROGLANDULAR HYPERPLASIA IN A MOUSE MODEL OF PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Darrelle Colinot*, Tamila Garbuz, Indianapolis, IN, Maarten Bosland, Chicago, IL, William Sullivan, Gustavo Arrizabalaga, Travis Jerde, Indianapolis, IN
MP17-11 CONTRIBUTIONS OF PROSTATE VOLUME AND FIBROSIS TO BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION Matthew D Grimes*, Will Lyon, Sijian Wang, Lori M Gettle, Wade A Bushman, Madison, WI MP17-12 TH2 CYTOKINES PROMOTE MYOFIBROBLAST PHENOCONVERSION AND PROSTATIC FIBROSIS Mehrnaz Gharaee-Kermani*, Jill Macoska, Boston, MA
MP17-06 THYROID HORMONES AND BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Jun Ho Lee*, Young Bin Kim, Gyeong Eun Min, Dong-Gi Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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MP17-17 EFFECT OF AGENT ORANGE EXPOSURE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT Daniel Sackman*, Wesley Stoller, Laura Peters, Jackilen Shannon, Mark Garzotto, Portland, OR
MP17-13 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING STUDIES OF AN EXPERIMENTAL MOUSE MODEL OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Erin McAuley*, Devkumar Mustafi, Chicago, IL, Brian Simons, Baltimore, MD, Rebecca Valek, Marta Zamora, Erica Markiewicz, Sophia Lamperis, Greg Karczmar, Aytekin Oto, Donald Vander Griend, Chicago, IL
MP17-18 PERI-PROSTATIC FAT (PPF) SECRETOME IN BPH PROGRESSION Omar Franco*, Rodrigo Javier, Evanston, IL, Mathew Brady, Chicago, IL, Susan Crawford, Simon Hayward, Evanston, IL
MP17-14 DEPLETION OF PERIPHERAL SEROTONIN SYNTHESIS INDUCES BENIGN PROSTATIC GROWTH IN MICE: MORE EVIDENCE FOR THE NEW “NEUROENDOCRINE THEORY” IN BPH ETIOLOGY Paulo Mota*, Emanuel Carvalho-Dias, Alice Miranda, Olga Martinho, Cristina NogueiraSilva, Braga, Portugal, Natalia Alenina, Michael Bader, Berlin, Germany, Riccardo Autorino, Esteva˜o Lima, Jorge Correia-Pinto, Braga, Portugal
MP17-19 THE EXPRESSION AND FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITIES OF SMOOTH MUSCLE MYOSIN AND NON-MUSCLE MYOSIN ISOFORMS IN RAT PROSTATE Ping Chen, Jing Yin, Yuming Guo, Xinghuan Wang, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of, Michael E DiSanto, Camden, NJ, Xinhua Zhang*, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of MP17-20 PHOSPHODIESTERASE TYPE 5 (PDE5) IN THE HUMAN PROSTATE: RELATION TO KEY ENZYMES OF THE NITRIC OXIDE/CYCLIC GMP SIGNALING Stefan Ueckert*, Hannover, Germany, Andreas Bannowsky, Rendsburg, Germany, Markus Kuczyk, Hannover, Germany, Petter Hedlund, Linköping, Sweden
MP17-15 LONG-TERM LEPTIN TREATMENT RESULTS IN A REDUCTION IN PROSTATIC EPITHELIAL HYPERPLASIA IN THE OBOB MOUSE MODEL Takeshi Sasaki*, Omar Franco, LaTayia Aaron, Rodrigo Javier, Yana Filipovich, Susan Crawford, Simon Hayward, Evanston, IL
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MP17-16 METFORMIN INHIBITS BENIGN PROSTATIC EPITHELIAL CELLS THROUGH SUPPRESSION OF INSULINLIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1 RECEPTOR Zongwei Wang*, Xingyuan Xiao, Rongbin Ge, Jijun Li, Cameron Johnson, Cyrus Rassoulian, Aria Olumi, Boston, MA
Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 18 IMAGING/RADIOLOGY: URORADIOLOGY III Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Vincenzo Ficarra, Pat Fulgham and Christopher Porter ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP18-01 IDENTIFICATION OF PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN AND PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN DENSITY THRESHOLDS AT WHICH FUSION-GUIDED BIOPSY OUTPERFORMS SYSTEMATIC BIOPSY Sherif Mehralivand*, Sandra Bednarova, Francesca Mertan, Sonia Gaur, Maria Merino, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Peter Choyke, Baris Turkbey, Bethesda, MD
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP18-03 TRANSPERINEAL MR/US FUSION-GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY MAINTAINS A HIGH DEGREE OF CANCER DETECTION REGARDLESS OF TARGETED LESION VOLUME Harry Anastos*, Jared S. Winoker, Pratik A. Shukla, Kyle A. Blum, Cynthia J. Knauer, Ashutosh K. Tewari, Sara C. Lewis, Bachir Taouli, Ardeshir R. Rastinehad, New York, NY
MP18-02 EVALUATION OF MRI/ULTRASOUNDFUSION BIOPSY IN PATIENTS WITH LOWRISK PROSTATE CANCER UNDER ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Angelika Borkowetz*, Ivan Platzek, Marieta Toma, Theresa Renner, Martin Baunacke, Michael Froehner, Stefan Zastrow, Manfred Wirth, Dresden, Germany
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MP18-10 COMPARISON OF PLANAR SCINTIGRAPHY AND SINGLE-PHOTON EMISSION COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY / COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (SPECT/CT) IN PREOPERATIVE IMAGING OF SENTINEL LYMPH NODES IN PENILE CANCER PATIENTS Carsten Maik Naumann*, Moritz Franz Hamann, Christian Colberg, Klaus-Peter Ju¨nemann, Daniar Osmonov, Ulf Lu¨tzen, Kiel, Germany
MP18-05 PROSTATIC ARTERIAL VARIANTS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY Jessica Jackson*, Charlottesville, VA, George Rueb, Charlottesville, VA, Andre Uflacker, Ziv Haskal, Noah Schenkman, Charlottesville, VA
MP18-11 EXPLORING THE CLINICAL UPTAKE AND USE OF PSMA PET MRI HYBRID IMAGING IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS AT AN ACADEMIC CENTER IN AUSTRALIA Andre Joshi*, Cheryl Nicholson, Handoo Rhee, Ian McKenzie, Janelle Munns, Greg Malone, Eric Chung, Malcolm Lawson, Peter Heathcote, John Preston, Simon Wood, Sonja Gustafson, Ken Miles, Ian Vela, Brisbane, Australia
MP18-06 LIMITATIONS OF ABDOMINAL IMAGING FOR DETECTION OF LYMPH NODE METASTASES PRIOR TO PROSTATECTOMY Henry Peabody*, Grand Rapids, MI, Ji Qi, Tae Kim, James Montie, Ann Arbor, MI, Christopher Brede, Grand Rapids, MI, Jeffrey Montgomery, Ann Arbor, MI, Brian Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
MP18-12 DIFFUSION WEIGHTED IMAGING: DIFFERENTIATION OF CLEAR CELL FROM PAPILLARY RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Seyedeh Mojdeh Mimromen, Moozhan Nikpanah, Rabindra Gautam, Adam Metwalli, Amir Pourmorteza, William Linehan, Ashkan Malayeri*, Bethesda, MD MP18-13 TEXTURE ANALYSIS OF ENHANCING, NON-LIPID CONTAINING SOLID RENAL MASSES: DIFFERENTIATION OF MALIGNANT FROM BENIGN RENAL TUMORS. Bino Varghese, Vinay Duddalwar*, Frank Chen, Darryl Hwang, Steven Cen, Bhushan Desai, Gangning Liang, Mihir Desai, Sameer Chopra, Manju Aron, Monish Aron, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA
MP18-07 THE ACCURACY AND VALIDATION OF MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MPMRI) USING PI-RADS V2 IN DISEASE UPGRADING ON RE-BIOPSY AMONG PATIENTS WITH LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE (AS) – A BRAZILIAN PERSPECTIVE. Pu´blio Viana*, Natally Horvat, Rodrigo Pessoa, Thiana Rodrigues, Giuliano Guglielmetti, Rafael Coelho, Rubens Park, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil, Herbert Alberto Vargas, New York, NY, Willian Nahas, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil
MP18-14 MULTIPLE RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION ZONES ON KIDNEY FUNCTION Julie An*, Shawna Boyle, Venkatesh Krishnasamy, Adam Metwalli, W. Marston Linehan, Bradford Wood, Bethesda, MD
MP18-08 COMPARISON OF FLUCICLOVINE (18F) PET-CT AND MRI IN DETECTION OF RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER Oladunni Akin-Akintayo*, Funmilayo Tade, Pardeep Mittal, Courtney Moreno, Peter Nieh, Peter Rossi, Halkar Raghuveer, Baowei Fei, Mark Goodman, David Schuster, Atlanta, GA
MP18-15 NEW CLASSIFICATION OF HYDRONEPHROSIS ON FDG-PET/CT PREDICTS POSTOPERATIVE RENAL FUNCTION AND PATHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER URINARY TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Seiji Asai*, Ousuke Arai, Terutaka Noda, Tetsuya Fukumoto, Noriyoshi Miura, Yutaka Yanagihara, Yuki Miyauchi, Masao Miyagawa, Tadahiko Kikugawa, Takashi Saika, Toon, Japan
MP18-09 INFLUENCE OF GA-PSMA PET/CT ON CLINICAL DECISION MAKING IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER. Carlos Ferreira*, Liliana Violante, Rui Freitas, Isaac Braga, Victor Silva, Sanches Magalha˜es, Francisco Lobo, António Morais, Hugo Duarte, Jorge Oliveira, Porto, Portugal
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MP18-16 THE IMPORTANCE OF UROLOGIST ESTIMATION OF STONE BURDEN: RESULTS FROM THE REGISTRY FOR STONES OF THE KIDNEY AND URETER (RESKU™) David T. Tzou*, Dylan Isaacson, Manint Usawachintachit, Kazumi Taguchi, Benjamin A. Sherer, Marshall L. Stoller, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
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MP18-04 ROLE OF PI-RADS VERSION 2 FOR PREDICTION OF UPGRADING AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE BIOPSY GLEASON SCORE 6 Song Wan*, Chan Kyo Kim, Young Hyo Choi, Hyun Woo Chung, Chung Un Lee, Jun Phil Na, Hwang Gyun Jeon, Byong Chang Jeong, Seong Il Seo, Seong Soo Jeon, Han Yong Choi, Hyun Moo Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP18-20 ASSESSMENT OF T0 RESPONSE RATE FOLLOWING NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR BLADDER CANCER UTILIZING A COMPUTERIZED VOLUME ANALYSIS SYSTEM Amir H. Lebastchi*, Christopher M. Russel, Kenny H. Cha, Lubomir Hadjiyski, HaengPing Chan, Rich Cohan, Elaine Caoili, Ajjai Alva, Alon Z. Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI
MP18-17 AUTOMATED COMPREHENSIVE STONE PROFILE IS JUST ONE CLICK AWAY John Roger Bell*, Perry J Pickhardt, Stephen Y Nakada, Madison, WI MP18-18 THREE-DIMENSIONAL VS. TWODIMENSIONAL SHEAR-WAVE ELASTOGRAPHY OF THE TESTES – PRELIMINARY STUDY ON A HEALTHY COLLECTIVE Julian Marcon*, Matthias Trottmann, Johannes Ruebenthaler, Melvin D’Anastasi, Christian G. Stief, Maximilian F. Reiser, Dirk Andre Clevert, Munich, Germany
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MP18-19 ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CNS DISEASE BURDEN, URINARY SYMPTOMS AND URODYNAMIC FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS UTILIZING MRI SEGMENTATION POST-PROCESSING Jessica Eastman*, Catherine Harris, Alana Christie, Ryan Hutchinson, Ben Wagner, Joseph A. Maldjian, Marco Pinho, Gary E. Lemack, Dallas, TX
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 19 STONE DISEASE: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Dean Assimos, Saeed Khan and Palle Osther ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP19-01 HIGH-RESOLUTION GUT MICROBIOME PROFILING REVEALS SPECIES-LEVEL AND GENE CONTENT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN KIDNEY STONE FORMERS AND CONTROLS James White*, Baltimore, MD, Kelvin Davies, Joshua Stern, New York City, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP19-05 COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION OF FLUID DYNAMICS WITHIN THE RENAL COLLECTING SYSTEM AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH NEPHROLITHIASIS Scott Wiener*, Farmington, CT, Alexandros Mathioudakis, Storrs, CT, Phillip Smith, Marco Molina, Farmington, CT, Xinyu Zhao, Storrs, CT, Erica Lambert, Hartford, CT
MP19-02 SALIVARY NEUTROPHIL GELATINASEASSOCIATED LIPOCALIN (NGAL) AND CORTISOL MEASUREMENT IN ACUTE RENAL COLIC Ashraf Tamimi*, Eyal Kord, Yishai Rapaport, Ramziya Abu hamad, Shai Efrati, Amnon Zisman, Yoram Siegel, zrifin, Israel
MP19-06 CALCIUM OXALATE DIHYDRATE AS A MARKER OF HYPERCALCIURIA IN STONE PATIENTS: A META-ANALYSIS AND EXPLORATION OF THE DIFFICULTIES IN PROPER STONE ANALYSIS Maria Pless*, Odense, Denmark, Palle Osther, Vejle, Denmark, James Lingeman, James Williams, Indianapolis, IN
MP19-03 CT-BASED DIAGNOSIS OF LOW VERTEBRAL BONE MINERAL DENSITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH 24-HOUR URINE ABNORMALITIES AND LARGER KIDNEY STONE VOLUMES Nishant D. Patel*, Ryan Ward, Juan Calle, Erick Remer, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH
MP19-07 AUTOFLUORESCENCE OF RANDALL’S PLAQUE PRECURSORS Ling Chen*, San Francisco, CA, Ryan Hsi, Nashville, TN, Benjamin Sherer, Marshall Stoller, Sunita Ho, San Francisco, CA MP19-08 VALIDATION OF A RENAL PAPILLARY GRADING SYSTEM FOR PATIENTS WITH NEPHROLITHIASIS Michael S. Borofsky*, Minneapolis, MN, Hazem M. Elmansy, Nadya E. York, Indianapolis, IN, Casey A. Dauw, Ann Arbor, MI, James C. Williams, Jr., Indianapolis, IN, Elaine M. Worcester, Chicago, IL, Daniel L. Gillen, Irvine, CA, James E. Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
MP19-04 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VASCULAR CALCIFICATION AND KIDNEY STONE FORMERS IN A HOSPITAL-BASED CASE CONTROL STUDY Aneesh K Pirlamarla*, Ilir Agalliu, Joseph DiVito, Joshua M Stern, Bronx, NYC, NY
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MP19-16 RENAL PAPILLARY PLUGGING IN CALCIUM STONE FORMERS MAY ARISE VIA RANDOM AND INDEPENDENT CRYSTALLIZATION EVENTS Melanie Adamsky*, Andrew Cohen, Glenn Gerber, Elaine Worcester, Frederic Coe, Chicago, IL
MP19-10 IDENTIFICATION OF NEW URINARY RISK MARKERS FOR URINARY STONE PATIENTS USING LOGISTIC MODEL AND MULTINOMIAL-LOGIT MODEL Atsushi Okada*, Teruaki Sugino, Rei Unno, Kazumi Taguchi, Shuzo Hamamoto, Ryosuke Ando, Keiichi Tozawa, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
MP19-17 RENAL PAPILLARY MAPPING AND QUANTIFICATION OF RANDALL’S PLAQUE IN PEDIATRIC CALCIUM OXALATE STONE FORMERS Annie Darves-Bornoz*, John Thomas, Tracy Marien, Gabriel Fiscus, Douglass Clayton, Nicole Miller, Nashville, TN
MP19-11 SYSTEMIC BIOMINERALIZATION IN KIDNEY STONE FORMERS Benjamin Sherer*, Sunita Ho, Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA MP19-12 PAPILLARY DUCTAL PLUGGING AS A MECHANISM FOR EARLY STONE RETENTION IN BRUSHITE STONE DISEASE James Williams*, Indianapolis, IN, Michael Borofsky, Minneapolis, MN, Andrew Evan, Indianapolis, IN, Fredric Coe, Elaine Worcester, Chicago, IL, James Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
MP19-18 VARIABILITY IN RENAL PAPILLARY PITTING SCORES EXCEEDS THAT OF RANDALL’S PLAQUE: EVIDENCE FOR THE PATHOGENESIS OF CALCIUM STONE FORMATION Melanie Adamsky*, Andrew Cohen, Glenn Gerber, Elaine Worcester, Frederic Coe, Chicago, IL MP19-19 PATIENTS WITH CALCIUM STONES AND RANDALL’S PLAQUE EXCRETE DISTINCT POPULATIONS OF MICRO RNACONTAINING URINARY EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES John Lieske*, Xiangling Wang, Robin Chirackal, John Knoedler, Rochester, MN, Amy Krambeck, Indianapolis, IN, Felicity Enders, Andrew Rule, Pritha Chanana, Muthuvel Jayachandran, Rochester, MN
MP19-13 SIMULTANEOUS ULTRASONIC PROPULSION WITH BURST-WAVE LITHOTRIPSY TO IMPROVE STONE BREAKAGE IN AN ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY MODEL Justin Ahn*, Theresa Zwaschka, Bryan Cunitz, Michael Bailey, Barbrina Dunmire, Mathew Sorensen, Jonathan Harper, Adam Maxwell, Seattle, WA MP19-14 MECHANISTIC EVIDENCE THAT PAPILLARY PITS OCCUR SECONDARY TO DISLODGEMENT OF RANDALL’S PLAQUE ATTACHED STONES Michael S. Borofsky*, Minneapolis, MN, James C. Williams, Jr., Indianapolis, IN, Elaine M. Worcester, Chicago, IL, Casey A. Dauw, Ann Arbor, MI, Nadya E. York, Andrew P. Evan, James E. Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
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MP19-20 A PILOT STUDY COMPARING VIRTUAL AND REAL CONSULTATION(OUT PATIENT) FOR STONE PATIENTS FUTURE OF ENDOUROLOGY STONE CLINIC Haresh Thummar*, Vadodara, India, Shivang D, New York, India, N Thummar, Nelson Z, Vadodara, India APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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MP19-15 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HYPERURICEMIA AND URIC-ACID STONE FOR RENAL FUNCTION DETERIORATION: A POPULATION-BASED ANALYSIS Toshikazu Tanaka*, Shingo Hatakeyama, Yuriko Terayama, Fumitada Saitoh, Hisao Saitoh, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP19-09 DAILY HYDROGEN SULFIDE THERAPY DURING PROLONGED URETERIC OBSTRUCTION ENABLES EARLY RENAL RECOVERY FOLLOWING DECOMPRESSION Shouzhe Lin*, Dameng Lian, Weihua Liu, Aaron Haig, Ian Lobb, Ahmed Hijazi, London, Canada, Matthew Whiteman, Exeter, United Kingdom, Alp Sener, London, Canada
Friday, May 12, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 20 PROSTATE CANCER: STAGING I Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Paul Maroni, Declan Murphy and Samir Taneja ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP20-01 VALIDATION OF THE AMERICAN JOIN COMMITTEE ON CANCER (AJCC) 8TH EDITION PROSTATE CANCER STAGING SYSTEM Bimal Bhindi*, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Laureano Rangel, Ross Mason, Matthey Gettman, Igor Frank, Matthew Tollefson, R. Houston Thompson, Stephen Boorjian, Rochester, MN
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP20-06 EXTENT OF BASELINE PROSTATE ATROPHY IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER INCIDENCE OF LOW- AND HIGH-GRADE PROSTATE CANCER ON REPEAT BIOPSY Daniel MO Freitas*, Los Angeles, CA, Gerald Andriole, Saint Louis, WA, Ramiro CastroSantamaria, Pennsylvania, PA, Stephen J. Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel M. Moreira, Chicago, IL
MP20-02 NOVEL RISK STRATIFICATION GROUPING USING STANDARD CLINICAL AND BIOPSY INFORMATION FOR PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RESULTS FROM SEARCH Zachary Zumsteg, Los Angeles, CA, Zinan Chen, Lauren Howard, Christopher Amling, Durham, NC, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Daniel Spratt, Ann Arbor, MI, Howard Sandler, Stephen Freedland*, Los Angeles, CA
MP20-07 ASSOCIATION OF ATROPHY IN BASELINE PROSTATE BIOPSY AND LOWER PROSTATE CANCER GRADE IN RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY SPECIMENS Daniel MO Freitas*, Los Angeles, CA, Gerald Andriole, Saint Louis, WA, Ramiro CastroSantamaria, Pennsylvania, PA, Stephen J. Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel M. Moreira, Chicago, IL MP20-08 PROSTATE CANCER LOCI WITH NEGATIVE MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI FOR PROSTATE CANCER: CORRELATION WITH PROSTATECTOMY SPECIMENS Katsuhiro Ito, Takashi Kobayashi*, Akihiro Furuta, Yuki Teramoto, Naoki Terada, Shusuke Akamatsu, Toshinari Yamasaki, Takahiro Inoue, Osamu Ogawa, Kyoto, Japan
MP20-03 POPULATION-BASED VALIDATION OF THE 2014 ISUP GLEASON GRADING GROUPING IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY, BRACHYTHERAPY, EXTERNAL BEAM RADIATION OR NO LOCAL TREATMENT Helen Davis Bondarenko*, Montreal, Canada, Raisa Sinaida Pompe, Hamburg, Germany, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Zhe Tian, Montreal, Canada, Jonas Schiffmann, Braunschweig, Germany, Sami-Ramzi LeyhBannurah, Hamburg, Germany, Kevin Zorn, Marc Zanaty, Montreal, Canada, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Markus Graefen, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada
MP20-09 EVALUATING MRI FUSION BIOPSY VS SYSTEMATIC ULTRASOUND GUIDED BIOPSY IN PREDICTING HIGH GRADE CANCER AT TIME OF RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Hao Nguyen*, Katsuto Shinohara, Janet Cowan, Antonio Westphalen, Matthew Cooperberg, Jeff Simko, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA MP20-10 THE ACCURACY OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MPMRI) GUIDED TRANSPERINEAL FUSION PROSTATE BIOPSIES (TPFB) TO EVALUATE LESIONS ON PROSTATE MPMRI USING PROSTATECTOMY SPECIMENS AS A VALIDATION TOOL. Alberto Macchi, Thomas Lloyd, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Hansen Nienke, Aachen, Germany, Lisa Whittington, Vincent Gnanapragasam, Brendan Koo, Saeb-Parsy Kasra*, Nadeem Shaida, Anne Warren, Ola Bratt, Nimish Shah, Tristan Barrett, Christof Kastner, Cambridge, United Kingdom
MP20-04 DECIPHER PROSTATE CANCER CLASSIFIER DOES NOT CORRELATE WITH CLINICOPATHOLOGIC PROSTATE CANCER CLASSIFIERS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN Jordan Alger*, Rohit Patil, Anna Chichura, Filipe La Fuente Carvalho, Jonathan Hwang, Lambros Stamatakis, Washington, DC MP20-05 A DIAGNOSTIC BIOPSY-BASED GENOMIC PROSTATE SCORE AS AN INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF PROSTATE CANCER DEATH AND METASTASIS IN MEN WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Stephen Van Den Eeden*, Oakland, CA, Nan Zhang, Redwood City, CA, Jun Shan, Charles Quesenberry, Jeong Han, Oakland, CA, Athanasios Tsiatis, Ruixiao Lu, Jeffrey Lawrence, Phillip Febbo, Redwood City, CA, Joseph Presti, Oakland, CA
MP20-11 ACCURACY OF MULTIⴚPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING FOR DETECTION OF PROSTATE CANCER EXTRACAPSULAR EXTENSION AND RELATION TO ITS HISTOLOGIC EXTENT Melanie Adamsky*, Scott Johnson, Vignesh Packiam, Alexander Gallan, Tatjana Antic, Arieh Shalhav, Aytekin Oto, Chicago, IL
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MP20-13 VALIDATION OF A MODIFIED GLEASON GRADING SYSTEM IN A CANADIAN COHORT Marc Zanaty*, Mansour Alnazari, Mila Mansour, Pierre Karakiewicz, Emanuele Zaffuto, Raisa Pompe, Roger Valdivieso, Assaad Elhakim, Kevin Zorn, Montreal, Canada
MP20-18 OUTCOMES OF VERY-HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER: VALIDATION STUDY FROM 3 INSTITUTIONS OVER 10 YEARS Debasish Sundi*, Houston, TX, Jeffrey Tosoian, Baltimore, MD, Yaw Nyame, Cleveland, OH, Mary Achim, Houston, TX, Ridwan Alam, Baltimore, MD, Chandana Reddy, Lamont Wilkins, Cleveland, OH, Amol Narang, Baltimore, MD, Andrew Stephenson, Cleveland, OH, John Davis, Houston, TX, Edward Schaeffer, Chicago, IL, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD, Eric Klein, Cleveland, OH, Brian Chapin, Houston, TX
MP20-14 ANATOMICAL EVALUATION OF SENTINEL LYMPH NODES FOR PROSTATE CANCER USING INDOCYANINE GREEN DURING LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Jun Miki*, Takafumi Yanagisawa, Minoru Nakazono, Taisuke Yamazaki, Sotaro Kayano, Taro Igarashi, Seiro Tanaka, Chiba, Japan, Takahiro Kimura, Hiroyuki Takahashi, Takashi Yorozu, Tokyo, Japan, Koichi Kishimoto, Chiba, Japan, Shin Egawa, Tokyo, Japan
MP20-19 WHAT ARE THE BEST CUT-POINTS FOR PSA DOUBLING TIME IN MEN WITH NONMETASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER? Lauren Howard*, Durham, NC, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Amanda De Hoedt, Durham, NC, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Christopher Amling, Durham, NC, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
MP20-15 THE ACCURACY OF 68GALLIUM-PSMA PET/CT IN PRIMARY LYMPH NODE STAGING FOR HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER Can Obek*, Tunkut Doganca, Emre Demirci, Meltem Ocak, Ali Riza Kural, Asif Yildirim, Ugur Yucetas, Cetin Demirdag, Sarper M. Erdogan, Levent Kabasakal, Istanbul, Turkey
MP20-20 IDENTIFICATION OF DISSEMINATED TUMOR CELLS IN THE BONE MARROW WITH DISEASE-SPECIFIC MARKERS AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Emma van der Toom*, Stephanie Glavaris, Michael Gorin, James Verdone, Kenneth Pienta, Heather Chalfin, Baltimore, MD
MP20-16 A MORE EXTENDED LYMPH NODE DISSECTION TEMPLATE AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY DETECTS METASTASES IN THE COMMON ILIAC REGIONS AND IN THE FOSSA OF MARCILLE Lydia Maderthaner*, Marc-Alain Furrer, George N. Thalmann, Urs E. Studer, Daniel P. Nguyen, Bern, Switzerland
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Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 21 BLADDER CANCER: INVASIVE I Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: S. Machele Donat, Igor Frank and J. Alfred Witjes ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP21-01 LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OUTCOMES WITH INTRAVESICAL NANOPARTICLE ALBUMIN-BOUND PACLITAXEL FOR RECURRENT NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER AFTER PREVIOUS ´ RIN THERAPY BACILLUS CALMETTE-GUE Dennis J. Robins*, Wilson Sui, Justin T. Matulay, G. Joel DeCastro, Christopher B. Anderson, James M. McKiernan, New York, NY
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP21-02 THE LONG TERM OUTCOMES FROM EARLY RE-RESECTION IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH-RISK NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Patrick Gordon, Jim Catto*, Sheffield, United Kingdom
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MP20-17 THE IMPACT OF NODE POSITIVE DISEASE FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY ON SURVIVAL: A CONTEMPORARY POPULATION-BASED COHORT Ron Golan*, Adrien Bernstein, Wei-Chun Hsu, Brian Dinerman, Michael Cosiano, Jonathan E. Shoag, Art Sedrakyan, Jim C. Hu, New York, NY
MP20-12 PREDICTIVE VALUE OF TUMOR CONTACT LENGTH ON MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING FOR EXTRACAPSULAR EXTENSION OF PROSTATE CANCER Kazumi Kamoi*, Koji Okihara, Fumiya Hongo, Yasuyuki Naitoh, Atsuko Iwata, Motohiro Kanazawa, So Ushijima, Osamu Ukimura, Kyoto, Japan
MP21-10 CLINICAL FEATURE IN DIALYSIS PATIENT WITH UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA AFTER COMPLETE URINARY TRACT EXENTERATION Ze-Hong Lu*, Chien-Hui Ou, Wen-Horng Yang, Tainan, Taiwan
MP21-03 DEFINITIVE TREATMENT OF BLADDER CANCER IN OCTOGENARIANS: BALANCING INCREASED PERIOPERATIVE MORTALITY WITH SUPERIOR OVERALL SURVIVAL William R Boysen*, Vignesh Packiam, Joseph Rodriguez, Melanie Adamsky, Norm Smith, Gary D Steinberg, Chicago, IL
MP21-11 INCREASED UTILIZATION OF ADVANCED IMAGING TECHNOLOGY AND ITS ECONOMIC IMPACT FOR PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH BLADDER CANCER IN THE UNITED STATES Christopher Kosarek*, Galveston, TX, Jinhai Huo, Houston, TX, Jacques Baillargeon, Yong-Fang Kuo, Justin Fang, Cameron Ghaffary, Preston Kerr, Galveston, TX, Stephen Kim, Cleveland, OH, Eduardo Orihuela, Douglas Tyler, Galveston, TX, Sharon Giordano, Houston, TX, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Ashish Kamat, Houston, TX, Stephen Williams, Galveston, TX
MP21-04 THE EFFICACY OF TRIMODAL CHEMORADIOTHERAPY AS A BLADDERPRESERVING STRATEGY FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Kazuhiro Nagao*, Takahiko Hara, Jun Nishijima, Junichi Mori, Kosuke Shimizu, Nakanori Fujii, Keita Kobayashi, Yoshihisa Kawai, Ryo Inoue, Yoshiaki Yamamoto, Hiroaki Matsumoto, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan MP21-05 MULTIMODAL BLADDER PRESERVATION TECHNIQUE FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: RESULTS FROM A PROSPECTIVE TRIAL Teruo Inamoto*, Kiyoshi Takahara, Naokazu Ibuki, Tomoaki Takai, Taizo Uchimoto, Kenkichi Saito, Naoki Tanda, Yuki Yoshikawa, Koichiro Minami, Hajime Hirano, Hayahito Nomi, Haruhito Azuma, Kiyohito Yamamoto, Taijyu Shinbo, Kazuhiro Yamamoto, Yoshifumi Narumi, Takatsuki, Japan
MP21-12 HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS FROM THE MEDICAL HEALTH OUTCOMES STUDY Brian Winters*, George Schade, Sarah Holt, Atreya Dash, John Gore, Jonathan Wright, Seattle, WA MP21-13 DOES QUALITY OF CARE IMPACT OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALLY ADVANCED BLADDER CANCER AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY? Youssef Ahmed*, Ahmed Hussein, Paul May, Basel Ahmed, Amir Khan, John Binkowski, Justen Kozlowski, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
MP21-06 RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AFTER PRIOR PARTIAL CYSTECTOMY FOR UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: PERIOPERATIVE AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES Ross Mason*, Igor Frank, Bimal Bhindi, Matthew K. Tollefson, R. Houston Thompson, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Robert Tarrell, Stephen A. Boorjian, Rochester, MN
MP21-14 MANAGEMENT OF URETERO-ENTERIC STRICTURES AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Youssef Ahmed*, Ahmed Hussein, Paul May, Basim Ahmad, Taimoor Ali, Prasanna Kumar, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
MP21-07 SELECTION EFFECTS MAY EXPLAIN SMOKING-RELATED OUTCOME DIFFERENCES AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Michael Froehner*, Rainer Koch, Matthias Hu¨bler, Ulrike Heberling, Vladimir Novotny, Stefan Zastrow, Manfred P. Wirth, Dresden, Germany
MP21-15 FISTULOUS COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER: ANALYSIS OF A LARGE MODERN COHORT Zachary Smith*, Riley McGinnis, Chicago, IL, VIraj Maniar, Indianapolis, IN, Gary Steinberg, Norm Smith, Chicago, IL
MP21-08 THE USE OF ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER Maximilian Haider, Roman Mayr, Hans-Martin Fritsche, Regensburg, Germany, Christian Ladurner, Armin Pycha, Evi Comploj, Bolzano, Italy, Francis Lemire, Louis Lacombe, Yves Fradet, Michele Lodde*, Quebec, Canada
MP21-16 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BLOOD TYPE AND RISK OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Kayvan Kazerouni*, Soroush T. Bazargani, Gus Miranda, Jie Cai, Siamak Daneshmand, Hooman Djaladat, Los Angeles, CA
MP21-09 PROLONGED LENGTH OF STAY NOT ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASED HOSPITAL READMISSIONS FOLLOWING UNCOMPLICATED HOSPITALIZATION AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Kirven Gilbert, Adam Lorentz*, Dattatraya Patil, Mehrdad Alemozaffar, Christopher Filson, Atlanta, GA
MP21-17 COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT LYMPH NODE STAGING SCHEMES FOR PREDICTING SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Leilei Xia*, Jose Pulido, Jeremy Bonzo, Benjamin Taylor, Thomas Guzzo, Philadelphia, PA
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MP21-19 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POSTOPERATIVE WEIGHT LOSS FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES Shingo Hatakeyama*, Naoki Fujita, Osamu Soma, Teppei Matsumoto, Takahiro Yoneyama, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 22 KIDNEY CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION/STAGING I Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Robert Flanigan, Pilar Laguna and John Pattaras ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP22-01 PERIOPERATIVE MORBIDITY, ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES AND PREDICTORS OF PT3A UPSTAGING FOR PATIENTS UNDERGOING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR CT1 TUMORS Pascal Mouracade*, Onder Kara, Julien Dagenais, Matthew Maurice, Ryan Nelson, Ercan Malkoc, Jaya Sai Chavali, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP22-05 ROLE OF BIOPSY IN MANAGEMENT OF LARGE, LOCALLY ADVANCED, AND METASTATIC RENAL MASSES Amy H. Lim*, Jennifer E. Heckman, Timothy Ziemiewicz, Sara Best, Shane Wells, Meghan Lubner, James Louis Hinshaw, Fred T. Lee, Stephen Y. Nakada, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI MP22-06 THE IMPACT OF QUALITY VARIATION ON PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: A NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE STUDY Keith Lawson*, Olli Saarela, Toronto, Canada, Robert Abouassaly, Simon Kim, Cleveland, OH, Rodney Breau, Ottawa, Canada, Antonio Finelli, Toronto, Canada
MP22-02 SYNERGISTIC PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF ELEVATED DE RITIS RATIO AND RENAL SCORE FOR PREDICTION OF SURVIVAL OUTCOMES IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT Aaron Bloch, Zachary Hamilton*, Charles Field, Katherine Fero, Sean Berquist, Abd⫺elrahma Hassan, Brittney Cotta, Daniel Han, Richmond Owusu, Sunil Patel, Fang Wan, James Proudfoot, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA
MP22-07 CORRELATION OF CAD PEAK LESION ENHANCEMENT WITH QUANTITATIVE TUMOR ANGIOGENESIS TO NONINVASIVELY ASSESS FURHMAN GRADES I-IV IN PATIENTS WITH CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Heidi Coy*, Jonathan Young, Michael Douek, Matthew Brown, Anthony Sisk, James Sayre, Steven Raman, Los Angeles, CA
MP22-03 OFFICE-BASED ULTRASOUND GUIDED PERCUTANEOUS RENAL MASS BIOPSY Zhamshid Okhunov*, Thomas Lee, Victor Huynh, Ralph V. Clayman, Orange, CA, Louis Kavoussi, New Hyde Park, NC, Jaime Landman, Orange, CA MP22-04 RACIAL DISPARITIES IN THE TREATMENT AND SURVIVAL OF METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Christian P. Meyer*, Nawar Hanna, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Boston, MA, Felix K.H. Chun, Margit Fisch, Hamburg, Germany, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Steve L. Chang, Philip Cheng, Maxine Sun, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
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MP21-20 THE IMPACT OF PLASMACYTOID VARIANT HISTOLOGY ON SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS WITH UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF BLADDER AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Qiang Li*, Melissa Assel, Eugene Pietzak, Daniel Sjoberg, Harry Herr, Machele Donat, Eugene Cha, Bernard Bochner, Guido Dalbagni, New York, NY
MP21-18 POST-THERAPEUTIC RECOVERY OF SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS PREDICTS FAVORABLE PROGNOSIS IN ADVANCED UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA PATIENTS RECEIVING 1ST-LINE PLATINUM-BASED CHEMOTHERAPY Hiroshi Fukushima*, Yasukazu Nakanishi, Madoka Kataoka, Ken-ichi Tobisu, Fumitaka Koga, Tokyo, Japan
MP22-14 PREOPERATIVE HAEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AS PREDICTORS OF LONGTERM SURVIVAL IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Giovanni La Croce*, Fabio Muttin, Alessandro Larcher, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Alessandro Nini, Francesco Ripa, Ettore Di Trapani, Cristina Carenzi, Federico Deho`, Milan, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Patrizio Rigatti, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy
MP22-08 ESTIMATED GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE: DO WE MEASURE THE REAL RENAL FUNCTION OR ARE WE STILL GROPING IN THE DARK? Francesco Trevisani*, Umberto Capitanio, Alessandro Larcher, Luigi Gianolli, Alessandra Cinque, Arianna Bettiga, Riccardo Vago, Lina Bua, Cristina Carenzi, Fabio Benigni, Fabio Muttin, Roberto Bertini, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Natalia Negrin, Ana Gonzales Rinne, Armando Torres, Sergio Louis Lima, Esteban Porrini, La Laguna, Tenerife, Spain, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy
MP22-15 RENAL MASS SIZE AND SYNCHRONOUS METASTATIC DISEASE IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE Mary E. Westerman*, Vidit Sharma, Bimal Bhindi, Stephen A. Boorjian, R. Houston Thompson, Bradley C. Leibovich, Matthew K. Tollefson, Rochester, MN
MP22-09 DIAGNOSTIC NEEDLE BIOPSIES IN RENAL MASSES: PATIENT AND PHYSICIAN PERSPECTIVES Shay Golan*, Chicago, IL, Paz Lotan, Shlomi Tapiero, Jack Baniel, Andrei Nadu, Ofer Yossepowitch, Petach Tikva, Israel
MP22-16 CYTOREDUCTIVE PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR SMALL PRIMARY TUMORS IMPROVES OVERALL SURVIVAL IN METASTATIC KIDNEY CANCER Andrew Lenis*, Amir Salmasi, Izak Faiena, Nicholas Donin, Alexandra Drakaki, Arie Belldegrun, Allan Pantuck, Karim Chamie, Los Angeles, CA
MP22-10 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PREOPERATIVE INFLAMMATORY MARKERS FOR ONCOLOGIC AND RENAL FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Charles Field, Zachary Hamilton*, Aaron Bloch, Katherine Fero, Daniel Han, Richmond Owusu, James Proudfoot, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA
MP22-17 THE METASTATIC POTENTIAL OF RENAL TUMORS: INFLUENCE OF HISTOLOGIC SUBTYPES ON DEFINITION OF SMALL RENAL MASSES, RISK STRATIFICATION, AND FUTURE ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE PROTOCOLS Michael Daugherty*, Dillon Sedaghatpour, Oleg Shapiro, Srinivas Vourganti, Syracuse, NY, Alexander Kutikov, Philadelphia, PA, Gennady Bratslavsky, Syracuse, NY
MP22-11 PERFORMANCE OF MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING TO IDENTIFY CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA IN CT1A RENAL MASSES Noah Canvasser*, Fernando Kay, Yin Xi, Daniella Pinho, Daniel Costa, Alberto Diaz de Leon, Gaurav Khatri, John Leyendecker, Takeshi Yokoo, Aaron Lay, Nicholas Kavoussi, Ersin Koseoglu, Jeffrey Cadeddu, Ivan Pedrosa, Dallas, TX
MP22-18 CONTEMPORARY INCIDENCE AND EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRENDS OF BRAIN METASTASES AT RENAL CELL CARCINOMA DIAGNOSIS Nicolas von Landenberg*, Philipp Gild, Maxine Sun, Guillermo DeVelasco, Priscilla K Brastianos, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Joachim Noldus, Herne, Germany, Paul L. Nguyen, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Toni K. Choueiri, Boston, MA
MP22-12 POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOME OF CYSTIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA DEFINED ON PREOPERATIVE IMAGING: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Taesoo Choi, Jun Phil Na, CHUNG UN LEE, Hyunwoo Chung*, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, SEUNGHEE YUM, Gunpo, Korea, Republic of, Hyun Hwan Sung, Hwang Gyun Jeon, Seong Il Seo, Seong Soo Jeon, Hyun Moo Lee, Han Yong Choi, Chan Kyo Kim, Byong Chang Jeong, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP22-19 ALLOGENEIC BLOOD TRANSFUSION IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED MORTALITY AND INFECTIOUS COMPLICATIONS AFTER NEPHROURETERECTOMY Michael Lam*, Nicholas Chakiriyan, Ann Martinez-Acevedo, Christopher Amling, JenJane Liu, Portland, OR
MP22-13 CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF EARLY ONSET RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Win Shun Lai*, Tyler Clemmensen, Ava Saidian, Soroush Rais-Bahrami, Jennifer Gordetsky, Birmingham, AL
MP22-20 ABNORMAL LAB VALUES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR LOCALIZED RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: PREVALENCE AND EFFECT ON POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS Michael J Lipsky*, Christopher B Anderson, New York, NY APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 12
TIME 3:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD12-01 A NOVEL FAMILY OF NATURAL PRODUCTS THAT TARGETS UROPATHOGENIC ESCHERISCHIA COLI IRON ACQUISITION Laura Mike*, Ashootosh Tripathi, David Sherman, Harry Mobley, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD12-02 ANTIMICROBIAL GENE EXPRESSION AND UTI SUSCEPTIBILITY IS DEPENDENT ON IL-6/STAT3 SIGNALING Christina Ching*, Sudipti Gupta, Birong Li, Brian Becknell, Columbus, OH
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PD12-03 NORMAL PERINEAL MICROBIOME IN PREPUBERTAL FEMALES WITH DYSBIOSIS IF RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS Christina Ching*, Elizabeth Lucas, Shareef Dabdoub, Purnima Kumar, Sheryl Justice, Columbus, OH
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 4:40 PD12-08 THE ROLE OF IL-10 IN UNILATERAL URETERAL OBSTRUCTION: REGULATION OF ANGIOGENESIS AND FIBROSIS Bethany Desroches*, Xinyi Wang, Pu Duann, Meredith Rae, Swathi Balaji, Sundeep Keswani, Houston, TX
PD12-04 LEUKOTRIENE B4 SIGNALING ACTIVATES INNATE UROTHELIAL DEFENSES AND PROTECTS THE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS AGAINST UROPATHOGENIC E. COLI (UPEC) Yan Liu, Ellen Shapiro, Herbert Lepor, XueRu Wu*, New York, NY PD12-05 BIG POTASSIUM CHANNEL (BK) ACTIVITY IN FEMALE MOUSE BLADDER UMBRELLA CELLS IS ENHANCED BY BACTERIAL LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE: AN ACUTE HOST RESPONSE IN URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI) PATHOGENESIS Ming Lu*, New Haven, CT, Jian-ri Li, Taichung, Taiwan, Yan Li, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Shan Yu, Toby Chai, New Haven, CT PD12-06 INFLAMMASOME ACTIVATION EARLY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIABETIC BLADDER DYSFUNCTION Brian Inouye*, Francis M Hughes, Robin Lu¨tolf, Clay Rouse, Wen-Chi Foo, J Todd Purves, Durham, NC
PD12-09 CONNECTIVE TISSUE GROWTH FACTOR INDUCTION PROMOTES EPITHELIAL MALADAPTIVE REPAIR IN RENAL FIBROSIS Alex Arnouk*, Albany, NY, Roel Goldschmeding, Utrecht, Netherlands, Paul Higgins, Rohan Samarakoon, Albany, NJ
5:00
PD12-10 KIDNEY INJURY MOLECULE-1 AS A POTENTIAL URINARY BIOMARKER OF HYDRONEPROSIS MAY NOT BE AFFECTED BY INFLAMMATORY CAUSES IN THE URINARY TRACT Daniel Olvera-Posada*, Monterrey, Mexico, Stephen Pautler, Alp Sener, John Denstedt, Hassan Razvi, London, Canada
5:10
PD12-11 DECREASED VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR IN RADIATION CYSTITIS Bernadette Zwaans*, Sarah Bartolone, Royal Oak, MI, Heinz Nicholai, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Michael Chancellor, Laura Lamb, Royal Oak, MI
5:30
PD12-12 EVALUATION OF SURFACE MICROPATTERN (SHARKLET) ON FOLEYS SILICON CATHETER IN REDUCING URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS Vinodh Kumar Adithyaa Arthanareeswaran*, Andras Magyar, Lila Soos, Bela Koves, Abinaya Ravichandran Chandra, Budapest, Hungary, Nora Justh, Imre Miklos Szilagyi, Budapest, Hungary, Tenke Peter, Budapest, Hungary APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD12-07 HISTONE DEACETYLASE INHIBITOR SUBEROYLANILIDE HYDROXAMIC ACID AMELIORATES HEMORRHAGIC CYSTITIS VIA DNA DAMAGE REPAIR GENE PATHWAYS Subhash Haldar, Christopher Dru*, Rajeev Mishra, Manisha Tripathi, Frank Duong, Bryan Angara, Neil Bhowmick, Los Angeles, CA
*Presenting author
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INFECTIONS/INFLAMMATION/CYSTIC DISEASE OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: KIDNEY & BLADDER I Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Carol Bennett, Jerzy Gajewski and Praveen Thumbikat
Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 13 INFERTILITY: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION I Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Raymond Costabile, Ates Kadioglu and Larry Lipshultz
TIME 3:30
3:40
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD13-01 PREGNANCY OUTCOMES IN MEN EVALUATED FOR SPERM ANEUPLOIDY – A GRADED-MODEL OF RISK Taylor P. Kohn*, Alexander W. Pastuszak, Matthew F. Cherches, Stephen M. Pickett, Dolores J. Lamb, Larry I. Lipshultz, Houston, TX
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 4:30 PD13-07 MEN WITH INSULIN RESISTANCE ARE AT INCREASED RISK OF AZOOSPERMIA: RESULTS FROM A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Walter Cazzaniga*, Eugenio Ventimiglia, Paolo Capogrosso, Filippo Pederzoli, Nicola Frego, Luca Boeri, Massimo Alfano, Federico Deho`, Franco Gaboardi, Milan, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Lorenzo Piemonti, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy
PD13-02 IMPACT OF ABSTINENCE TIME ON SEMEN PARAMETERS IN A LARGE POPULATION BASED COHORT OF SUBFERTILE MEN James R. Craig*, Sorena Keihani, Chong Zhang, Angela P. Presson, Jeremy B. Myers, William O. Brant, Kenneth I. Aston, Benjamin R. Emery, Timothy G. Jenkins, Douglas T. Carrell, James M. Hotaling, Salt Lake City, UT
3:50
PD13-03 THE AGE OF FATHERS IS ON THE RISE IN THE US: DATA FROM 1973 TO 2015 Yash Khandwala*, San Diego, CA, Chiyuan Zhang, Michael L. Eisenberg, Palo Alto, CA
4:00
PD13-04 RESULTS OF A NORTH AMERICAN SURVEY ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF MEN BEING ASSESSED IN MALE INFERTILITY CLINICS: THE ANDROLOGY RESEARCH CONSORTIUM Keith Jarvi*, Susan Lau, Kirk Lo, Ethan Grober, Toronto, Canada, J Trussell, Syracuse, NY, James Hotaling, Salt Lake City, UT, Thomas Walsh, Seattle, WA, Peter Kolettis, Birmingham, AL, Victor Chow, Vancouver, Canada, Arma Zin, Montreal, Canada, Marc Goldstein, New York, NY, Aaron Spitz, Orange, CA, Marc Fischer, Hamilton, Canada, Scott Zeitlin, Los Angeles, CA, Eugene Fuchs, Portland, OR, Mary Samplaski, Los Angeles, CA, Jay Sandlow, Milwaukee, WI, Robert Brannigan, Chicago, IL, Ed Ko, Loma Linda, CA, Tung-Chin Hsieh, San Diego, CA, James Smith, San Francisco, CA
4:10
PD13-05 TESTICULAR CANCER AMONG INFERTILE MEN: A COST BASED RATIONALE FOR PROMOTING TESTICULAR SELF EXAMINATIONS Adithya Balasubramanian*, Naveen Yadav, Edgar W. Kirby, Alexander W. Pastuszak, Larry I. Lipshultz, Houston, TX
4:20
PD13-06 SEX-SPECIFIC THYROID CANCER AND MELANOMA RISK IN RELATIVES OF MEN WITH POOR SEMEN QUALITY Piyush Pathak*, Heidi Hanson, Ross Anderson, William Lowrance, Ken Smith, Kenneth Aston, Douglas Carrell, James Hotaling, Salt Lake City, UT
4:40
PD13-08 SHIFT WORK IS ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERED SEMEN PARAMETERS IN INFERTILE MEN Taylor P. Kohn*, Alexander W. Pastuszak, Stephen M. Pickett, Jaden R. Kohn, Larry I. Lipshultz, Houston, TX
4:50
PD13-09 MEDICATION PATTERNS AND FERTILITY RATES IN A COHORT OF ANABOLIC STEROID USERS Mary E. Westerman*, Cameron M. Charchenko, Manaf Alom, Francisco Maldonado, Tanner Miest, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
5:00
PD13-10 BARRIERS IN ACCESS TO MALE ONCOFERTILITY CARE AMONG MEN RECEIVING TARGETED CANCER THERAPY Joris Ramstein*, Puneet Kamal, Katy Tsai, James Smith, San Francisco, CA
5:10
PD13-11 COSTⴚEFFECTIVENESS OF FERTILITY PRESERVATION IN TESTIS CANCER PATIENTS Kirven Gilbert*, Atlanta, GA, Ajay Nangia, Kansas City, KS, Akanksha Mehta, Atlanta, GA
5:20
PD13-12 “THE BACK-UP VASECTOMY REVERSAL.” TESTICULAR SPERM EXTRACTION AT THE TIME OF VASECTOMY REVERSAL IN THE COUPLE WITH ADVANCED MATERNAL AGE: A COSTEFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS James Craig*, Jeremy Myers, William Brant, Sara Lenherr, Salt Lake City, UT, Thomas Walsh, Seattle, WA, Joseph Alukal, New York, NY, Jim Hotaling, Salt Lake City, UT APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 14
TIME 3:30
3:40
3:50
4:00
4:10
4:20
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD14-01 VARIATION IN 90-DAY EPISODE PAYMENTS FOR UROLOGICAL CANCER SURGERY: IMPLICATIONS FOR BUNDLED PAYMENT PROGRAMS Jonathan Li*, Zaojun Ye, Hye Sung Min, Deborah Kaye, Lindsey Herrel, James Dupree, David Miller, Chad Ellimoottil, Ann Arbor, MI
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 4:30 PD14-07 HEALTH SYSTEM STRUCTURE AND READMISSIONS AFTER UROLOGIC CANCER SURGERY Anobel Odisho*, Ruth Etzioni, Seattle, WA, David Penson, Nashville, TN, John Gore, Seattle, WA 4:40
PD14-02 CENTERS FOR MEDICARE AND MEDICAID SERVICES’ (CMS) HOSPITAL COMPARE STAR RANKINGS AND SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES AFTER MAJOR UROLOGICAL CANCER SURGERY Deborah R. Kaye*, Chad Ellimootil, James M. Dupree, Zaojun Ye, Lindsey A. Herrel, Hye Sung Min, Edward C. Norton, David C. Miller, Ann Arbor, MI
PD14-08 A POPULATION-BASED ANALYSIS OF THE INCIDENCE, COST, AND OUTCOMES OF POST-OPERATIVE DELIRIUM FOLLOWING MAJOR UROLOGIC CANCER SURGERIES Albert Ha*, Ross Krasnow, Tammy Hsieh, Adam Kibel, Boston, MA, James Rudolph, Providence, RI, Benjamin Chung, Stanford, CA, Steven Chang, Boston, MA
4:50
PD14-09 IDENTIFYING PATIENTS WITH MICROHEMATURIA AT RISK FOR A MISSED OR DELAYED DIAGNOSIS: WHO IS NOT BEING EVALUATED IN A TIMELY FASHION? Richard Matulewicz*, Jason Cohen, John Oliver DeLancey, Joshua Meeks, Chicago, IL
5:00
PD14-10 COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMON DIAGNOSTIC APPROACHES FOR EVALUATION OF ASYMPTOMATIC MICROSCOPIC HEMATURIA Joshua Halpern*, Bilal Chughtai, New York, NY, Hassan Ghomrawi, Chicago, IL
5:10
PD14-11 EVALUATING THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ASYMPTOMATIC MICROHEMATURIA GUIDELINES Jathin Bandari*, Bruce Jacobs, Kenneth Smith, Pittsburgh, PA
5:20
PD14-12 COMPARISON OF INITIAL AND FOLLOWUP HOSPITAL COSTS FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE VS. OPEN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE Meera Chappidi*, Max Kates, Trinity Bivalacqua, Phillip Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
PD14-03 POST-ACUTE CARE AS A DRIVER OF EPISODE COST VARIATION FOR AMBULATORY STONE SURGERY John M. Hollingsworth*, Hechuan Hou, Jim Dupree, Ann Arbor, MI, Brian Seifman, West Bloomfield, MI, Adam Kadlec, Holland, MI, Anita Tekchandani, Midland, MI, David Leavitt, Detroit, MI, Khurshid Ghani, Ann Arbor, MI PD14-04 ROUTINE HOME HEALTH AFTER PROSTATECTOMY DOES NOT REDUCE ED VISITS OR CATHETER COMPLICATIONS Deborah R. Kaye*, John Syrjamaki, Chad Ellimootil, M Hugh Solomon, Ann Arbor, MI, Thomas J. Maatman, Grand Rapids, MI, Susan Linsell, Khurshid R. Ghani, David C. Miller, James E. Montie, James M. Dupree, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI PD14-05 ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF UROLOGIST PRESCRIPTION PRACTICES AMONG MEDICARE PART D BENEFICIARIES Peter Kirk*, Tudor Borza, James Dupree, John Wei, Chad Ellimoottil, Megan Caram, Brent Hollenbeck, Ted Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD14-06 THE INCIDENCE AND FINANCIAL IMPACT OF SCROTAL PAIN AND ITS MANAGEMENT ON THE US HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES BETWEEN 2007 AND 2014 Yash Khandwala*, San Diego, CA, Chiyuan Zhang, Michael L. Eisenberg, Palo Alto, CA
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GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: VALUE OF CARE: COST AND OUTCOMES MEASURES I Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Danil Makarov
Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 15 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY II Room 251 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Thomas Ahlering, Andrew Stephenson and Christopher Wallis
TIME 3:30
3:40
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD15-01 RETZIUS SPACE RECONSTRUCTION FOLLOWING TRANSPERITONEAL LAPAROSCOPIC ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: DOES IT HAVE ANY ADDED VALUE ? Yasmin Abu-Ghanem, Zohar Dotan, Jacob Ramon, Dorit Zilberman*, Ramat Gan, Israel
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 4:30 PD15-07 ERECTILE-FUNCTION AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES AFTER OPEN RETROPUBIC AND ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RESULTS FROM A LARGE, PROSPECTIVE SWEDISH TRIAL Prasanna Sooriakumaran*, Oxford, United Kingdom, Gio Pini, Milan, Italy, Tommy Nyberg, Maryam Derogar, Stefan Carlsson, Stockholm, Sweden, Johan Stranne, Gothenburg, Sweden, Anders Bjartell, Lund, Sweden, Jonas Hugosson, Gothenburg, Sweden, Gunnar Steineck, Peter Wiklund, Stockholm, Sweden
PD15-02 HYPOTHERMIC NERVE-SPARING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FACILITATES EARLIER RECOVERY OF POTENCY AT ONE YEAR Young-Hwii Ko*, Yeoungnam, Korea, Republic of, Douglas Skarecky, Linda Huynh, Thomas Ahlering, Orange, CA
3:50
PD15-03 DOES INTRAOPERATIVE EVALUATION OF RETROGRADE LEAK POINT PRESSURE (RLPP) DURING ROBOTIC ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RALP) FOR PROPER AUTOLOGOUS SLING TENSIONING IMPROVES EARLY URINARY CONTINENCE (EUC) RECOVERY COMPARED TO AUTOLOGOUS SLING ALONE? Andrea Cestari*, Carolina Lolli, Mattia Sangalli, Matteo Zanoni, Massimo Ghezzi, Patrizio Rigatti, Milan, Italy
4:00
PD15-04 A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF THE RETZIUS- SPARING APPROACH ON EARLY URINARY CONTINENCE RECOVERY AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Deepansh Dalela*, Wooju Jeong, Madhu Ashni-Prasad, Akshay Sood, Firas Abdollah, Patrick Karabon, Mireya Diaz, Sriram Eleswarapu, Detroit, MI, Jesse Sammon, Portland, ME, Brad Baize, Andrea Simone, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI
4:10
PD15-05 REAL-WORLD OUTCOMES OF OPEN VERSUS ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Annika Herlemann*, Janet E. Cowan, Peter R. Carroll, Matthew R. Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA
4:20
PD15-06 IMPACT OF TUMOR LOCATION ON BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE OF PT3 PROSTATE CANCER. Kimiharu Takamatsu*, Kazuhiro Matsumoto, Kazunori Shojo, Shinya Morita, Kazunobu Shinoda, Takeo Kosaka, Ryuichi Mizuno, Toshiaki Shinojima, Eiji Kikuchi, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
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PD15-08 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EARLY URINARY CONTINENCE AND ERECTILE FUNCTION RECOVERY AFTER ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL POSTOPERATIVE RISK SCORE TO OPTIMIZE PATIENT COUNSELING AND FOLLOW-UP Giorgio Gandaglia*, Nazareno Suardi, Andrea Gallina, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Vito Cucchiara, Marco Moschini, Marco Bandini, Emanuele Zaffuto, Andrea Salonia, Franco Gaboardi, Milan, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
4:50
PD15-09 IDENTIFYING THE OPTIMAL CANDIDATE FOR SALVAGE LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR NODAL RECURRENCE OF PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS FROM A LARGE, MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS Nicola Fossati*, Nazareno Suardi, Giorgio Gandaglia, Armando Stabile, Milan, Italy, Michele Colicchia, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, NY, Friederike Haidl, David Pfister, Daniel Porres, Axel Heidenreich, Cologne, Germany, Christian Gratzke, Annika Herlemann, Christian Stief, Munich, Germany, Antonino Battaglia, Wouter Everaerts, Steven Joniau, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Alexey V. Aksenov, Daniar K. Osmonov, Klaus-Peter Juenemann, Kiel, Germany, ADL Abreu, Fabio Almeida, Phoenix, AZ, C. Fay, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
5:10
5:20
PD15-10 SURGICAL EXPERTISE IS THE MAJOR DETERMINANT OF DECREASED COMPLICATION RATES IN CONTEMPORARY PATIENTS TREATED WITH ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Paolo Dell’Oglio*, Armando Stabile, Emanuele Zaffuto, Giorgio Gandaglia, Nicola Fossati, Marco Bandini, Milan, Italy, Giulio Patruno, Aldo Brassetti, Rome, Italy, Federico Dehó, Giorgio Guazzoni, Milan, Italy, Gianluca D’Elia, Rome, Italy, Nazareno Suardi, Franco Gaboardi, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
PD15-12 THE IMPACT OF NERVE SPARING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY ON ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER: A RETROSPECTIVE LONG-TERM SINGLE CENTER STUDY. Marc Alain Furrer*, Tobias Gross, Daniel P. Nguyen, Silvan Boxler, Vera Genitsch, Fiona C. Burkhard, George N. Thalmann, Bern, Switzerland APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD15-11 MORE EXTENSIVE LYMPH NODE DISSECTION AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED OUTCOMES AFTER SALVAGE RADIOTHERAPY FOR RISING PSA AFTER SURGERY: A LONG-TERM, MULTIINSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS Nicola Fossati*, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Alberto Bossi, Villejuif, France, Cesare Cozzarini, Claudio Fiorino, Barbara Noris Chiorda, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Thomas Wiegel, Ulm, Germany, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Gregor Goldner, Vienna, Austria, Steven Joniau, Antonino Battaglia, Karin Haustermans, Gert De Meerleer, Leuven, Belgium, Vale´rie Fonteyne, Piet Ost, Ghent, Belgium, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
Friday, May 12, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Video Session 3 RENAL ONCOLOGY The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Zachary Hamilton, Keng-Siang Png and Jay Raman ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V3-01 TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR A HORSESHOE KIDNEY AND A POSTERIORLY OCCURRING RENAL MASS: THE USE OF INTRAVENOUS INDOCYANINE GREEN AND 4TH ARM IN ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Randall Lee*, Laura Giusto, Benjamin Waldorf, Daniel Eun, Philadelphia, PA V3-02
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V3-03 ROBOTIC LEFT-SIDED LEVEL II CAVAL THROMBECTOMY AND NEPHRECTOMY: PRIMARY DESCRIPTION OF NOVEL SUPINE, SINGLE-DOCK APPROACH. Monty Aghazadeh*, West Hartford, CT, Spencer Craven, Alvin Goh, Houston, TX V3-04
TRANSPERITONEAL ROBOT ASSISTED INFERIOR VENA CAVA FILTER EXTRACTION: YOU ALREADY KNOW HOW TO DO THIS! Sean McAdams*, Haidar Abdul-Muhsin, Victor Davila, Sailendra Naidu, Samuel Money, Erik Castle, Phoenix, AZ
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PRECISION SURGERY IN ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Shuji Isotani*, Tokyo, Japan, Michael Stifelman, Hackensack, NJ, Shigeo Horie, Tokyo, Japan
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V3-05
V3-06
ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC TUMOR ENUCLEATION WITH ARTERY HYPOTHERMIC PERFUSION COMBINED WITH NEOADJUVANT TARGET THERAPY FOR A MULTIFOCAL SOLITARY KIDNEY CANCER Xiaozhi Zhao*, Hongqian Guo, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of CONVENTIONAL LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY WITH INFERIOR VENA CAVA THROMBECTOMY Giuliano Guglielmetti, Henrique Nonemacher*, George Lins de Albuquerque, Rafael Coelho, Mauricio Cordeiro, Willian Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
V3-07
SALVAGE ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY AFTER CRYOABLATION Joan C. Delto*, Alan M. Nieder, Akshay Bhandari, Miami Beach, FL
V3-08
PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY OF AN ENDOPHYTIC MASS IN A HORSESHOE KIDNEY Gregory Mitchell*, Russell Libby, Jonathan Silberstein, Raju Thomas, New Orleans, LA
V3-09
NEPHRON-SPARING LAPAROSCOPIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY AFTER SUPERSELECTIVE EMBOLIZATION OF A RENAL TUMOR IN A HYBRID OPERATING ROOM: A NEW APPROACH OF ZERO ISCHAEMIA Paul Panayotopoulos*, Antoine Bouvier, Pierre Bigot, Angers, France
V3-10
ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHRECTOMY OF AN AUTOTRANSPLANTED KIDNEY FOR RECURRENT RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Belinda Li*, Parth Patel, Alex Gorbonos, Maywood, IL
V3-11
ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY INVOLVING INTRACORPOREAL COLD ISCHEMIA FOR POST CRYOABLATION FAILURE Zachary Hamilton*, Omer Raheem, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA
V3-12
ROBOT ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMIES – 12 TUMORS, 1 KIDNEY Karen Stern*, Scottsdale, AZ, Catherine Chen, Cave Creek, AZ, Gwen Grimbsy, Thai Ho, Erik Castle, Phoenix, AZ APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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MP ⫽ Moderated Poster Session, PD ⫽ Podium Session
Saturday, May 13, 2017
Plenary: Next Frontier, Saturday Morning Session
7:45 am - 11:30 am
Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 7:45
JOURNAL OF UROLOGY 2016: YEAR IN REVIEW Joseph Smith JOURNAL OF UROLOGY 2016: TOP PAPERS: FEMALE UROLOGY AND STONES Toby Chai
8:00
BPH AND ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Kevin McVary
8:10
PROSTATE AND TESTIS CANCER Laurence Klotz
8:20
BLADDER AND RENAL CANCER Badrinath Konety
8:30
INVESTIGATIVE UROLOGY Karl-Erik Andersson
8:40
JOURNAL OF UROLOGY LECTURE: SURGICAL ADAPTATION AND ADOPTION OF SKILLS: STAYING RELEVANT IN THE MODERN AGE Robert Sweet
9:00
PRESENTATION OF HONORARY MEMBERS AND SECRETARY COMMENDATIONS FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
9:15
JOHN K. LATTIMER LECTURE: NET BENEFIT AND CLINICAL DECISION MAKING IN UROLOGY Andrew Vickers
9:35
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AUA President: Richard Babayan
9:55
RAMON GUITERAS LECTURE: WHY THE Y CHROMOSOME? David Page
10:25
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: THE IMPACT OF ZIKA AND OTHER VIRUSES ON HUMAN REPRODUCTION Sarah Turbett
10:45
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: ADVANCES IN ANGIOGENESIS INHIBITORS, CONTROLLED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS AND TISSUE ENGINEERING Robert Langer
11:05
JOURNAL CLUB—EDITOR’S PICK Joseph Smith, Prokar Dasgupta, Christian Gratzke, Eric Klein
11:30
SESSION CONCLUDES
SATURDAY
7:50
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM Saturday, May 13, 2017
Plenary: Next Frontier, Saturday Afternoon Session
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 1:00
RISING STARS SPOTLIGHT: UROLOGICAL HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH: PRACTICE PATTERNS, POLICY, AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT Introduction: Carolyn Best Presenter: David Miller
1:20
UROLOGY CARE FOUNDATION: OUR FOUNDATION. TOGETHER WE CARE John Lynch
1:30
DATA GRANT SHOWCASE Benjamin Breyer
1:40
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: HOW REGISTRIES ARE CHANGING UROLOGY IN THE UK Mark Speakman
1:55
CRITICAL DISCUSSION: FRAILTY AND SURGICAL PLANNING Moderator: John Barry Panelists: Charles Scales, Anne Suskind
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PANEL DISCUSSION: PALLIATIVE AND END-OF-LIFE CARE IN UROLOGY Moderator: Tomas Griebling Panelists: Jonathan Bergman, Sharon Levine
2:35
PANEL DISCUSSION: UROLOGIST BURNOUT AROUND THE WORLD: HOW REAL IS THIS PROBLEM? Moderator: Raj Pruthi Panelists: John A. Thornhill, Chris Weight, Evanguelos Xylinas
2:55
PANEL DISCUSSION: HOW CAN YOU WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER? Moderator: Deepak Kapoor Panelists: J. Quentin Clemens, Gary Kirsh, Mike McGuire
3:20
CHRONIC URINARY RETENTION WHITE PAPER John Stoffel
3:30
PATIENT SAFETY INITIATIVES Timothy Averch
3:40
CHOOSING WISELY Chris Tessier
3:50
AMERICAN BOARD OF UROLOGY PRESENTATION H. Ballentine Carter
4:00
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
Plenary: Prime Time, Saturday Afternoon Session
1:00 pm - 4:15 pm
Ballroom West @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 1:00
CROSSFIRE: CONTROVERSIES IN UROLOGY: URETEROSCOPY: HAS THE DUST SETTLED? Moderator: Gerhard Fuchs Debater-Basketer: Jodi Antonelli, Sara Best Debater-Duster: Khurshid Ghani, Olivier Traxer
1:30
SECOND OPINION CASES: ASYMPTOMATIC RENAL CALCULI Moderator: Roger Low Panelists: Christian Seitz, Michelle Semins
2:00
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY (PCNL) Moderator: Peter Alken Lithotripsy with Shock and Awe: D. Duane Baldwin Ureteroscope-guided Percutaneous Renal Access in the Supine Position: James Borin A Pragmatic Approach to PCNL: Brian Matlaga Minimally Invasive Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: Julio Davalos, Udo Nagele
3:15
POINT-COUNTERPOINT DEBATE: CA-VIT D IN POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN: STONES AND BONES Moderator: Margaret Pearle Debater-Pro: David Goldfarb Debater-Con: Eric Taylor
3:35
POINT-COUNTERPOINT DEBATE: UPPER POLE CALYCEAL DIVERTICULUM Moderator: Marshall Stoller Debater-PCNL: Guido Giusti Debater-URS: Kelly Healy
3:55
SETBACKS AND OPERATIVE SOLUTIONS (SOS): PCNL Moderator: Bodo Knudsen Panelists: Benjamin Canales, Mantu Gupta, Amy Krambeck
4:15
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 23
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP23-01 HUMAN URINE-DERIVED STEM CELLS LESSEN INFLAMMATION AND FIBROSIS WITHIN KIDNEY TISSUE IN A RODENT MODEL OF AGING-RELATED RENAL INSUFFICIENCY Ting Long*, Yaodong Jiang, Hua Shi, Liren Zhong, Deying Zhang, Wei Li, Yong Zhang, Dong Chen, Yan Jiao, Debra Diz, Yuanyuan Zhang, Winston-Salem, NC
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP23-07 INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF CAUSATIVE BACTERIA AND ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITIES OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS BETWEEN DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Katsumi Shigemura*, Koichi Kitagawa, Kobe, Japan, Kuntaman Kuntaman, Surabaya, Indonesia, Toshiro Shirakawa, Masato Fujisawa, Kobe, Japan
MP23-02 A STEP TOWARDS CLINICAL APPLICATION OF ACELLULAR MATRIX: A CLUE FROM MACROPHAGE POLARIZATION Astgik Petrosyan*, Stefano Da Sacco, Nikita Tripuraneni, Los Angeles, CA, Ursula Kreuser, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Maria Lavarreda-Pearce, Los Angeles, CA, Riccardo Tamburrini, Winston Salem, NC, Roger E. De Filippo, Orlando Giuseppe, Los Angeles, CA, Paolo Cravedi, New York, NY, Laura Perin, Los Angeles, CA
MP23-08 RISK FACTORS FOR RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN URINARY STONE PATIENTS WITH ACUTE OBSTRUCTIVE PYELONEPHRITIS WITHIN 1 YEAR Sin Woo Lee*, Sol Yoon, Jinju, Korea, Republic of, Deok Ha Seo, Chunwoo Lee, Changwon, Korea, Republic of, Seong Uk Jeh, See Min Choi, Jinju, Korea, Republic of, Sung Chul Kam, Changwon, Korea, Republic of, Jeong Seok Hwa, Jinju, Korea, Republic of, Ky Hyun Chung, Changwon, Korea, Republic of, Jae Seog Hyun, Jinju, Korea, Republic of
MP23-03 URINE BASED RAPID MOLECULAR DIAGNOSIS OF ZIKA VIRUS Laura Lamb*, Sarah Bartolone, Royal Oak, MI, Michael Conway, Maya Tree, Olivia Lossia, Gary Dunbar, Julien Rossignol, Mt. Pleasant, MI, Christopher Smith, Houston, TX, Michael Chancellor, Royal Oak, MI
MP23-09 PRACTICE PATTERNS ACROSS SPECIALTIES IN THE TREATMENT OF WOMEN WITH RECURRENT UTIS IN AN ACADEMIC HEALTHCARE SYSTEM Matthew Sterling*, Eliza Lamin, Alexander Skokan, Alan Wein, Ariana Smith, Philadelphia, PA
MP23-04 COLORIMETRIC, PH-RESPONSIVE MEMBRANES ALLOW FOR IMMEDIATE, REAL-TIME AND REVERSIBLE URINE MONITORING IN A MULTIPART SYSTEM FOR DETECTION OF CHANGES SECONDARY TO UREASE-PRODUCING BACTERIA Cory French, Madeline Fuchs, Hammad Huda, Neal Patel*, Brandey Andersen, Kirk Ziegler, Victoria Bird, Gainesville, FL
MP23-10 LAPAROSCOPIC VERSUS OPEN NEPHRECTOMY FOR XANTHOGRANULOMATOUS PYELONEPHRITIS: A CONTEMPORARY SERIES Justin Benabdallah*, Joel Vetter, Ramakrishna Venkatesh, R. Sherburne Figenshau, St. Louis, MO
MP23-05 USING FEMTOUCHTM IN THE TREATMENT OF WOMEN WITH RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS: FIRST EXPERIENCE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM Bob Yang*, Steve Foley, Reading, United Kingdom
MP23-11 SURGICAL SITE INFECTION AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY – INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS Hanan Goldberg*, Toronto, Canada, Chen Shenhar, Roy Mano, Jack Baniel, Daniel Kedar, David Margel, Ofer Yosseopowitch, Petach Tiqva, Israel
MP23-06 A RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIAL OF ACTIVE VS. PASSIVE VOIDING TRIALS James Mills*, Nathan Shaw, Helen Hougen, Hannah Agard, Robert Case, Timothy McMurry, Noah Schenkman, Tracey Krupski, Charlottesville, VA
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MP23-12 ENDOMETRIOSIS – URINARY TRACT INVOLVEMENT AND PREDICTIVE FACTORS FOR MAJOR SURGERY Maria Jose´ Freire*, Paulo Jorge Dinis, Rita ´ guas, Medeiros, Luı´s Sousa, Fernanda A Arnaldo Figueiredo, Coimbra, Portugal
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INFECTIONS/INFLAMMATION/CYSTIC DISEASE OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: KIDNEY & BLADDER II Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mauro Cervigni, Daniel Shoskes and Michael Whalen
MP23-17 THE CHARACTERISTICS AND PROGRESSION OF BACTERIAL BIOFILMS ON URINARY CATHETERS Anh Nguyen*, Glenn Werneburg, Jason Kim, Annie Rohan, David Thanassi, Stony Brook, NY
MP23-13 TRANSFUSION-DEPENDENT GROSS HEMATURIA REQUIRING SURGICAL MANAGEMENT: ARE OUTCOMES WORSE AMONG PATIENTS WITH PREVIOUS PELVIC RADIATION? Matthew D. Grimes*, Brady L. Miller, Tyler Wittmann, Sarah E. McAchran, David F. Jarrard, Wade A. Bushman, Daniel H. Williams, Tracy M. Downs, Kyle A. Richards, Sara L. Best, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
MP23-18 SYNERGISTIC PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY FOR CATHETER-ASSOCIATED URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN RATS Anton Wintner*, Yingying Huang, Jeffrey Gelfand, Francis McGovern, Michael Hamblin, Boston, MA
MP23-14 EN-BLOC STAPLING OF THE RENAL HILUM DURING LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHRECTOMY FOR BENIGN INFLAMMATORY AND INFECTIOUS RENAL PATHOLOGY: A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF SAFETY AND EFFICACY Alyssa Greiman*, Charleston, SC, Alexander Chow, Melanie Adamsky, Christopher Coogan, Scott Eggener, Arieh Shalhav, Kalyan Latchamsetty, Chicago, IL, Sandip Prasad, Charleston, SC
MP23-19 FIBRINOGEN DEPOSITS ON URINARY CATHETERS IN A TIME-DEPENDENT MATTER AND CO-LOCALIZES WITH E. FAECALIS IN PATIENTS WITH POSITIVE E. FAECALIS URINE CULTURES Tyler M. Bauman*, Saint Louis, MO, Aaron M. Potretzke, Rochester, MN, Ana L. FloresMireles, Jennifer N. Walker, Alyssa M. Park, Henry L. Schreiber IV, Jerome S. Pinkner, Michael G. Caparon, Scott J. Hultgren, Alana Desai, Saint Louis, MO
MP23-15 EARLY DISCHARGE FOLLOWING DECOMPRESSION FOR SEPSIS AND AN OBSTRUCTING STONE? A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL STUDY TO IDENTIFY PREDICTORS OF ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY Timothy Tran*, New York, NY, Madeline Cancian, Providence, RI, Egor Parkhomenko, New York, NY, Gyan Pareek, Providence, RI, Mantu Gupta, New York, NY
MP23-20 NLRP3/IL-1 MEDIATES DENERVATION DURING BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION IN RATS Robin Lu¨tolf*, Zurich, Switzerland, Huixia Jin, Francis Monty Hughes, J Todd Purves, Durham, NC APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP23-16 TARGETED ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS CAN PREVENT FEBRILE URINARY TRACT INFECTION AFTER REMOVAL OF URETERAL STENTS IN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY PATIENTS WITH INTESTINAL URINARY DIVERSION. Yoshitsugu Nasu*, Tadashi Murata, Morito Sugimoto, Atsushi Takamoto, Okayama, Japan, Noriaki Ono, Kochi, Japan
Saturday, May 13, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 24 TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: URETER (INCLUDING PYELOPLASTY) AND BLADDER RECONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING FISTULA), AUGMENTATION, SUBSTITUTION, DIVERSION I Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Kristin Chrouser, Miro Djordjevic and R. Caleb Kovell ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP24-01 A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH ROBOTIC URETEROPLASTY WITH BUCCAL MUCOSA GRAFT Ziho Lee*, Philadelphia, PA, Aaron Weinberg, New York, NY, Mark Ferretti, Hackensack, NJ, Benjamin Waldorf, Eric Cho, Daniel Eun, Philadelphia, PA, Lee Zhao, New York, NY, Michael Stifelman, Hackensack, NJ
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP24-03 ROBOTIC-ASSISTED URETERAL REIMPLANTATION WITH PSOAS HITCH: EXPERIENCE IN 21 PATIENTS Vincent De Coninck*, Paolo Umari, Nicola Fossati, Ruben De Groote, Marijn Goossens, Peter Schatteman, Geert De Naeyer, Frederiek D’Hondt, Alex Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium MP24-04 EXPANDING ROLE OF ROBOTIC SURGERY IN RECONSTRUCTIVE UROLOGY Michael W. Kemper*, Alan Carnes, Shenelle Wilson, Rabii Madi, Augusta, GA
MP24-02 ROBOTIC NEOCYSTOSTOSTOMY WTIH URETERAL SUBSTITUTION WITH ROBOTIC BOARI FLAP, FEASIBILTY AND OUTCOME Mohamad Salkini*, Morgantown, WV
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MP24-12 A MODIFIED ILEO CONDUIT TECNIQUE TO AVOID URETEROENTERIC STRICTURE. Mauro Mari*, Alesandra Ambu, Stefano Guercio, Francesco Mangione, Maria Teresa Carchedi, Susanna Grande, Maurizio Bellina, Rivoli (Torino), Italy
MP24-06 MULTICENTRE STUDY REGARDING THE OUTCOMES OF PYELOPLASTY AND THE ROLE OF FOLLOW UP IMAGING. Marcelino Yazbek Hanna*, Preston, United Kingdom, Muhammad Elmussareh, Wakefield, United Kingdom, Conor Devlin, Hull, United Kingdom, Peter Smith, Manchester, United Kingdom, Ata Jaffer, Catriona Shenton, Wakefield, United Kingdom, Naeem Desai, Preston, United Kingdom, Richard Napier-Hemy, Manchester, United Kingdom, Anthony Browning, Wakefield, United Kingdom, Andrew Myatt, Hull, United Kingdom, Bachar Zelhof, Preston, United Kingdom
MP24-13 MANAGING PREGNANCY IN PATIENTS FOLLOWING COMPLEX UROLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION Simon Rajendran, Neha Sihra*, Patrick O’Brien, Dan Wood, London, United Kingdom MP24-14 NO STOMA, ONE, OR TWO? SETTING EXPECTATIONS FOR PATIENTS WITH RECTOURETHRAL FISTULA Amanda Chi*, Shree Agrawal, Cleveland, OH, John M Lacy, Knoxville, TN, Hadley M Wood, Kenneth W Angermeier, Cleveland, OH MP24-15 MANAGEMENT OF PUBIC OSTEOMYELITIS FOLLOWING PELVIC RADIATION WITH SIMULTANEOUS PUBIC DEBRIDEMENT AND URINARY DIVERSION Daniel Shapiro*, David Goodspeed, Wade Bushman, Madison, WI
MP24-07 LAPAROSCOPIC DISMEMBERED PYELOPLASTY IN A HORSESHOE KIDNEY Boris Komyakov, Bakhman Guliev*, Alexander Shipilov, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
MP24-16 UROSYMPHYSEAL FISTULATION WHAT’S IN A NAME? Simon Bugeja*, Stella Ivaz, Stacey Frost, Mariya Dragova, Daniela E Andrich, Anthony R Mundy, London, United Kingdom
MP24-08 SECONDARY LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY AFTER FAILED OPEN REPAIR OF URETEROPELVIC JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION: CASE- MATCHED MULTIINSTITUTIONAL STUDY Aly Abdel-Karim*, Alexandria, Egypt, Ahmed Hammady, Sohag, Egypt, Ahmed Moussa, Ahmed Fahmy, Alexandria, Egypt, Wael Gamal, Elnesr Rashed, Mohamed Mostafa, Sohag, Egypt
MP24-17 NATURAL HISTORY, PREVALENCE, PREDICTORS & OUTCOMES OF PARASTOMAL HERNIA AFTER ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Youssef Ahmed*, Ahmed Hussein, Paul May, Basim Ahmad, Taimoor Ali, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
MP24-09 SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH LIGHTED URETERAL STENTS FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE COLORECTAL SURGERY Justina Tam*, Wai Lee, Daniel Grajower, Andrew Chen, Stony Brook, NY, Patrick Pfizenmayer, Camden, NJ, Wanye Waltzer, Jason Kim, Stony Brook, NY
MP24-18 DETRUSOR BIOENGINEERING USING COMPRESSED COLLAGEN, ADIPOSEDERIVED STEM CELLS AND SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS Jakub Smolar*, Schlieren, Switzerland, Maya Horst, Daniel Eberli, Zurich, Switzerland MP24-19 TRANSVESICAL VENTRAL BUCCAL MUCOSA GRAFT INLAY CYSTOPLASTY FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF REFRACTORY BLADDER NECK CONTRACTURES AFTER BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA SURGERY: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS Rodrigo Donalisio da Silva*, Jeffrey M. Marks, Fernando J. Kim, Brian J. Flynn, Denver, CO
MP24-10 UPPER VERSUS LOWER URETERAL RECONSTRUCTION: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES? Rodrigo R Pessoa*, Lisa M. Parrillo, Paul D. Maroni, Ty T. Higuchi, Brian J. Flynn, Denver, CO MP24-11 MITROFANOFF APPENDICOVESICOSTOMY AS A SOLUTION OF DELAYING END STAGE RENAL FAILURE IN CHILDREN: INDICATIONS AND RESULTS Mohamed Nabil Mhiri*, Mohamed Amine Mseddi, Mohamed Fourati, Anis Masmoudi, Mehdi Bouassida, Mourad Hadj Slimen, Nouri Rebaı¨, Sfax, Tunisia
MP24-20 EARLY AMBULATION DECREASES HOSPITAL LENGTH OF STAY IN RENAL TRAUMA: A RANDOMIZED, PROSPECTIVE STUDY Ilija Aleksic*, Igor Sorokin, Himanshu Aggarwal, Adam Walker, Paul Feustel, Ronald Kaufman, Albany, NY APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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MP24-05 UPPER URINARY TRACT DECOMPRESSION USING ILEAL URETER REPLACEMENT IN COMPARISON TO ENDOURETERAL THERMOEXPANDABLE STENT [MEMOKATH 051] Ilgar Akbarov*, Mustafa Al-Mahmid, David Pfister, Axel Heidenreich, Cologne, Germany
Saturday, May 13, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 25 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: SURGICAL THERAPY I Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Wayne Hellstrom, David Ralph and Ranjith Ramasamy ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP25-01 CURVATURE CORRECTION TECHNIQUES FOR RESIDUAL CURVATURE AFTER PENILE PROSTHESIS PLACMENT: FROM PERSONAL OPINION TO OBJECTIVE DATA Gerard Henry*, Shreveport, LA, Ed Karpman, Mountain View, CA, Anthony Bella, Ottawa, Canada, Nelson Bennett, Burlington, MA, Brian Christine, Birmingham, AL, LeRoy Jones, San Antonio, TX, Bryan Kansas, Austin, TX, Mohit Khera, Houston, TX, Tobias Kohler, Springfield, IL, Eugene Rhee, San Diego, CA, Will Brant, Salt Lake City, UT
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP25-08 OUTCOMES OF INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS AFTER RADICAL CYSTOPROSTATECTOMY AND URINARY DIVERSION Jeffrey Loh-Doyle, Los Angeles, CA, Mukul Patil, Washington, PA, Hari Sawkar*, Stuart Boyd, Los Angeles, CA MP25-09 USE OF 3D PRINTING TO PROTOTYPE A CUSTOM SHAPE MEMORY ALLOY PENILE PROSTHESIS Brian Le*, Madison, WI, Kevin McVary, Alberto Colombo, Springfield, IL MP25-10 CHARACTERISTICS AND INFECTION RISK IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING MULTIPLE INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESES Brian Montgomery*, Matthew Ziegelmann, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
MP25-02 EXPLORING THE PREDICTORS OF LOW SATISFACTION AFTER PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION Mohamad Habous*, Jedda, Saudi Arabia, Osama Abdelwahab, Benha, Egypt, Osama Laban, Tabouk, Saudi Arabia, Raanan Tal, New York, NY, Saad Mahmoud, Jedda, Saudi Arabia, Alaa Tealab, Zagazig, Egypt, Saleh Binsaleh, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, John Mulhall, New York, NY
MP25-11 THE RISE OF OUTPATIENT PENILE PROSTHESIS SURGERY: A CROSSSECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL TRENDS Richmond Owusu*, San Diego, CA, Karen Seybold, Dongfeng Qi, Guanghui Liu, Minneapolis, MN, Tung-Chin Hsieh, San Diego, CA
MP25-03 NEW DATA REGARDING PENILE LENGTH PRESERVATION AFTER IPP IMPLANTATION Jared J Wallen*, Tampa, FL, HI Ayoub, OL Westney, Houston, TX, MS Gross, Hanover, NH, PE Perito, Coral Gables, FL
MP25-12 DIABETES IS A RISK FACTOR FOR IPP INFECTION: ANALYSIS OF A LARGE STATEWIDE DATABASE Michael J Lipsky*, Ron Golan, Ifeanyi Onyeji, New York, NY, Ricardo Munarriz, Boston, MA, James A Kashanian, Doron S Stember, Peter J Stahl, New York, NY
MP25-04 COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF IPP VERSUS INJECTION TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WHO FAIL ORAL MEDICATION Nancy Wang*, Remy Lamberts, Stanford, CA, Catherine Harris, San Jose, CA
MP25-13 PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF ACCESSORY PUDENDAL ARTERY TRANSECTION ON POTENCY DURING ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RARP) Stephan Williams, Galveston, TX, Kathyrn Osann, Orange, CO, Blanca Morales, Boston, MA, Linda Huynh, Douglas Skarecky, Thomas Ahlering*, Orange, CA
MP25-05 A SURVEY ON KOREAN UROLOGIST’S PRACTICE PATTERN IN SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PREMATURE EJACULATION Sun Tae Ahn*, Hyeong Guk Jeong, Ji Yun Chae, Jong Wook Kim, Je jong Kim, Du Geon Moon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of MP25-06 PRESERVATION OF EJACULATION FUNCTION WITH NERVE SPARING IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION. Sudhir Isharwal*, Sij Hemal, Shree Agrawal, Eric Klein, Andrew Stephenson, Cleveland, OH
MP25-14 SURGERY FOR INFECTED PENILE PROSTHESES IN NEW YORK STATE: PRACTICE PATTERNS, OUTCOMES AND IMPACT OF SURGEON FACTORS Michael J Lipsky*, Ron Golan, Ifeanyi Onyeji, New York, NY, Ricardo Munarriz, Boston, MA, James A Kashanian, Doron S Stember, Peter J Stahl, New York, NY
MP25-07 OUTCOMES OF INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS IN PATIENTS EXPOSED TO PELVIC RADIATION Jeffrey Loh-Doyle, Zein Nakhoda*, Wesley Yip, Nima Nassiri, Stuart Boyd, Los Angeles, CA
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MP25-18 OUTCOMES OF MEN UNDERGOING GLANULOPEXY FOR MANAGING SST DEFORMITY WITH PENILE PROSTHESES Matthew Ziegelmann*, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
MP25-15 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS (IPP) EXPLANTATION: EVALUATING THE ROLE FOR POSTOPERATIVE ORAL ANTIBIOTICS ADMINISTRATION William R. Boysen*, Melanie A. Adamsky, Andrew J. Cohen, Joseph Rodriguez, Sandra Ham, Chicago, IL, Roger Dmochowski, Nashville, TN, Sarah F. Faris, Gregory T. Bales, Chicago, IL, Joshua A. Cohn, Nashville, TN MP25-16 PENILE REVASCULARIZATION SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION : LONG TERM RESUTS Onder Kayigil*, Emrah Okulu, Ankara, Turkey, Fatih Akdemir, Samsun, Turkey
MP25-20 EVALUATING THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF MAGNETIC INDUCTION ACTIVATION OF SHAPE MEMORY PENILE PROSTHESIS THROUGH ANIMAL TISSUE Alberto Colombo, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL, Brian Le*, Madison, WI
MP25-17 ASSOCIATION OF RADIATION DOSES WITH DEVELOPMENT OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER TREATED WITH PERMANENT PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY Keisuke Shigeta*, Eiji Kikuchi, Masashi Mastushima, Tokyo, Japan, Toshiyuki Ando, Kanagawa, Japan, Takeo Kosaka, Ryuichi Mizuno, Akira MIyajima, Tomoaki Tanaka, Toshio Ohashi, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 26 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Karl-Dietrich Sievert, Maryrose Sullivan and Alan Wein ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP26-01 CONCORDANT MIRNA AND MRNA EXPRESSION PROFILES IN BLADDERS OF OBSTRUCTED HUMANS AND MICE Katia Monastyrskaya*, Ivonne Koeck, Bern, Switzerland, Evalynn Vasquez, Boston, MA, Ali Hashemi Gheinani, Ulrich Baumgartner, Bern, Switzerland, Bryan Sack, Stefan Lukianov, Boston, MA, Fiona C. Burkhard, Bern, Switzerland, Rosalyn M. Adam, Boston, MA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP26-03 BIOTEXTILE GRAFT DEVICES FOR SYNTHETIC, AUTOGRAFT, ALLOGRAFT AND XENOGRAFT REPLACEMENT: A BIOMIMETIC STUDY OF A NOVEL ELECTROCHEMICAL ALIGNED COLLAGEN-BASED GRAFT MANUFACTURING METHOD. XingGuo Cheng*, Nicole Edwards, San Antonio, TX, Brad Gill, Cleveland, OH, David Staskin, Boston, MA, Raymond Rackley, Cleveland, OH
MP26-02 DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO NEUROSTIMULATION ACROSS THE BLADDER FILLING CYCLE IN RODENTS Bradley A. Potts*, Danielle J. Degoski, Jillene M. Brooks, Andrew C. Peterson, Durham, NC, Dwight E. Nelson, Thaddeus S. Brink, Minneapolis, MN, Matthew O. Fraser, Durham, NC
*Presenting author
MP26-04 IMPACT OF DAI-KEN-CHU-TOU ON URINARY FREQUENCY INDUCED BY COLD STRESS IN RATS Tetsuichi Saito*, Tetsuya Imamura, Tomonori Minagawa, Takashi Nagai, Teruyuki Ogawa, Osamu Ishizuka, Matsumoto, Japan
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MP25-19 SURVEY ON THE CONTEMPORARY MANAGEMENT OF INTRAOPERATIVE URETHRAL INJURIES DURING PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION Stephanie J. Sexton*, Michael A. Granieri, Aaron C. Lentz, Durham, NC
MP26-11 THERAPEUTIC OUTCOMES OF INSULINLIKE GROWTH FACTOR-1 RELEASED FROM ALGINATE-GELATIN MICROBEADS ON STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE IN RATS WITH SIMULATED CHILDBIRTH INJURY Hao Yan*, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Liren Zhong, Yaodong Jiang, Jian Yang, Winston-Salem, NC, Dan Li Lin, Cleveland, OH, Xiaoyi Yuan, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of, Mei Kuang, Anna Rietsch, Cleveland, OH, Emmanuel Opara, WinstonSalem, NC, Margot Damaser, Cleveland, OH, Yuanyuan Zhang, Winston-Salem, NC
MP26-05 RELAXING EFFECT OF PHOSPHODIESTERASE INHIBITORS AND 3-ADRENOCEPTOR AGONIST IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY Bruno Lima Linhares*, Lu´cio F. GonzagaSilva, Rommel P. Regadas, Lucas B. Marinho, Joa˜o B. G. Cerqueira, Manoel O. Moraes Filho, Cla´udia F. Santos, Nilberto R. F. Nascimento, Ricardo Reges, Fortaleza, Brazil MP26-06 NON-HUMAN PRIMATE (NHP) MODEL OF URINARY INCONTINENCE AND ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Joao Zambon*, Manish Patel, Ashok Hemal, Gopal Badlani, Ashley Dean, Shannon Lankford, Koudy Williams, Winston-Salem, NC
MP26-12 MOTOR UNIT NUMBER ESTIMATION OF THE PUBORECTALIS MUSCLE Nicholas Dias, Yun Peng, Houston, TX, Jinbao He, Ningbo, China, People’s Republic of, Charles Popeney, Sugar Land, TX, Yingchun Zhang*, Houston, TX
MP26-07 INTRAVESICAL ONABOTULINUMTOXIN-A INJECTIONS DECREASE BOTH NERVE GROWTH FACTOR AND BRAIN DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR LEVELS IN BLADDER TISSUE AND URINE IN PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC AND NEUROGENIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY Jai Seth*, Javed Burki, Juliana Ochulor, Rizwan Hamid, London, United Kingdom
MP26-13 PHYSIOLOGIC FACTORS THAT DETERMINE VOLUNTARY DETRUSOR CONTRACTION DURATION IN MALES Henry Tran*, Arindam RoyChoudhury, Carrie Mlynarczyk, Marissa Theofanides, Gina Badalato, Matthew Rutman, Doreen Chung, New York, NY MP26-14 A CADAVER MODEL DESCRIBING A NOVEL RETROGRADE APPROACH FOR PERCUTANEOUS PLACEMENT OF AN IMPLANTABLE TIBIAL NERVE STIMULATION LEAD Larry Sirls*, Kenneth Peters, Royal Oak, MI
MP26-08 TADALAFIL SHOWS THE INHIBITORY ROLE IN UROTHELIAL SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION VIA TRP CHANNELS Xiao Dong, Shenyang, China, People’s Republic of, Hiroshi Nakagomi*, Tatsuya Miyamoto, Tatsuya Ihara, Satoru Kira, Norifumi Sawada, Takahiko Mitsui, Masayuki Takeda, Chuo City, Japan
MP26-15 INTERPRET UROFLOWMETRY SCIENTIFICALLY: GRADE AND PATTERN Stephan Shei-Dei Yang*, Shang-Jen Chang, New Taipei City, Taiwan
MP26-09 INVOLVEMENT OF TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 IN NONBACTERIAL BLADDER INFLAMMATION AND FREQUENT URINATION VIA INFLAMMASOME PATHWAYS IN SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE RATS Shinsuke Mizoguchi*, Kenichi Mori, Naoyuki Yamanaka, Fuminori Sato, Yufu, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA, Hiromitsu Mimata, Yufu, Japan
MP26-16 SUCCINATE IN VOIDING DYSFUNCTION ASSOCIATED WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME Monica Velasquez Flores*, Abubakr Mossa, Philippe Cammisotto, Lysanne Campeau, Montreal, Canada MP26-17 URINARY LEVEL OF MONOCYTE CHEMOTACTIC PROTEIN-1 (MCP-1) PREDICTS THE SEVERITY OF SYMPTOM IN PATIENT WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER (OAB): PILOT PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Bilal Farhan*, Ahmed Ahmed, Kheira Bettir, Ko Young Hwii, Frank Zaldivair, Gamal Ghoniem, Irvine, CA
MP26-10 NEUROGENIC DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY: SHOULD WE TARGET THE BLADDER? Karel Dewulf*, Emmanuel Weyne, Yves Deruyver, Rita Van Bree, Godelieve Verbist, Dirk De Ridder, Maarten Albersen, Wouter Everaerts, Leuven, Belgium
MP26-18 TIME-DEPENDENT BLADDER AND URETHRAL DYSFUNCTIONS IN AGING RATS Takuma Oshiro*, Naha, Okinawa, Japan, Minoru Miyazato, Asuka Ashikari, Seiich Saito, Nishihara, Okinawa, Japan
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MP26-19 DOWNREGULATION OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE A MAY CONTRIBUTE TO DEVELOPMENT OF DETRUSOR HYPER CONTRACTILITY IN URINARY BLADDER WITH PARTIAL BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION IN RATS Mai Michishita, Izunokuni, Japan, Tsuyoshi Hattori*, Tokyo, Japan, Kazuo Yano, Ken-ichi Tomita, Ken-ichi Kasahara, Izunokuni, Japan
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MP26-20 EFFECTS OF DECREASED ESTROGEN ON LOWER URINARY TRACT FUNCTION AND ASSESSMENT OF PURINERGIC SYSTEM CHANGES IN THE GUINEA PIG BLADDER Nobuhiro Kushida*, Junya Yoshida, Hidenori Akaihata, Kei Ishibashi, Yoshiyuki Kojima, Fukushima, Japan
Saturday, May 13, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 27 BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: SURGICAL THERAPY & NEW TECHNOLOGY II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Peter Gilling, Alexis Te and John Wei ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP27-01 CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS AFTER HOLEP IN BPH Kang Sup Kim*, Yong Sun Choi, Hong Jin Suh, Hyun Woo Kim, Joon Chul Kim, Donh Hwan Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP27-06 DOES A PARTIAL PROSTATE RESECTION IMPROVE VOIDING SYMPTOMS WHILE SHORTENING THE LEARNING CURVE FOR HOLEP? Saum Ghodoussipour*, Adit Shah, Eli Thompson, Anirban Mitra, Matthew Dunn, Los Angeles, CA
MP27-02 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF PROSTATE (HOLEP) IN PATIENTS WITH UNDERLYING NEUROLOGIC DISEASE Myong Kim*, Myung-Soo Choo, Tai Young Ahn, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP27-07 CAN WE PREDICT THE LEARNING CURVE FOR HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE (HOLEP) BY USING SIMULTANEOUS PARAMETER OF ENUCLEATION-MORCELLATION? Sung Tae Cho*, Don Kyoung Choi, Ohseong Kwon, Young Goo Lee, Ki Kyung Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Kyungtae Ko, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP27-03 PREDICTION OF URGE URINARY INCONTINENCE (UUI) AFTER HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF PROSTATE (HOLEP): REVISITING THE URODYNAMIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY (DO) Myong Kim*, Tai Young Ahn, Myung-Soo Choo, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP27-08 ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNING CURVES FOR INTRAVESICAL ADENOMA MORCELLATION USING PIRANHA’© DEVICE DURING ENDOSCOPIC ENUCLEATION Benjamin Pradere*, Tours, France, Benoit Peyronnet, Rennes, France, Benoit Bordier, Julien Guillotreau, Toulouse, France, Kevin Zorn, Montreal, Canada, Vincent Misraı¨, Toulouse, France
MP27-04 GIVING UNDERACTIVE BLADDERS A SECOND CHANCE: HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE FOR MANAGEMENT OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY. Garrett Smith*, Dongliang Wang, Jessica E. Paonessa, Syracuse, NY
MP27-09 PREDICTORS OF POSTOPERATIVE BACTERIURIA AFTER HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE (HOLEP) Amr Elmekresh*, Victor Villarreal II, Jordyn Farewell, Karen Doersch, Marawan El Tayeb, Temple, TX
MP27-05 PROSPECTIVE STUDY COMPARING SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF HOLEP FOR RECURRENT BPH AFTER INITIAL TURP Hemendra Shah*, Rashmi Shah, Mumbai, India
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MP27-16 SURGEON-SPECIFIC VARIATION FOR OUTCOMES AFTER BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA SURGERY John Weaver*, Saint Louis, MO, Eric Kim, Joel Vetter, Niraj Badhiwala, Seth Strope, Saint Louis, MO
MP27-10 ROLE OF DEBULKING PROCEDURES IN MEN WITH PROSTATES LESS THAN 40 GRAMS. Ramy Goueli*, Lesa Deonarine, Dominique Thomas, Kristina Navrazhina, New York, NY, Kelsey Lawson, Malek Meskawi, Marc Zanaty, ‘Montreal, Canada, Vincent Misrai, Toulouse, France, Roger Valdivieso, PierreAlain Hueber, Kevin Zorn, ‘Montreal, Canada, Alexis Te, Bilal Chughtai, New York, NY
MP27-17 3 YEAR RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE MULTI-CENTER STUDY ON LOCAL ANESTHESIA FOR THE PROSTATIC URETHRAL LIFT (PUL) Steven Gange*, Salt Lake City, UT, Neal Shore, Myrtle Beach, SC, Sheldon Freedman, Las Vegas, NV, William Moseley, San Diego, CA, Sean Heron, St. Petersburg, United Arab Emirates, Ronald Tutrone, Baltimore, MD, Thomas Brown, Daytona Beach, FL, Jack Barkin, Toronto, Canada
MP27-11 COMPLICATIONS AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF HIGH-RISK PATIENT WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE NECESSITATING ACO TREATED WITH THE 532NM-LASER PHOTOVAPORIZATION GREENLIGHT XPS 180W Roger Valdivieso*, Pierre-Alain Hueber, Malek Meskawi, Marc Zanaty, Kelsey Lawson, Mounsif Azizi, Montreal, Canada, Benjamin Pradere, Toulouse, France, Kevin Zorn, Montreal, Canada, Vincent Misrai, Toulouse, France
MP27-18 CROSSOVER STUDY ON THE PROSTATIC URETHRAL LIFT (PUL): 4 YEAR RESULTS Henry Woo*, Sydney, Australia, Jack Barkin, Toronto, Canada, Damien Bolton, Heidelberg, Australia, Prem Rashid, Port Macquarie, Australia, Anthony Cantwell, Daytona Beach, FL, William Bogache, Myrtle Beach, SC, Stephen Richardson, Salt Lake City, UT, Ronald Tutrone, Baltimore, MD, James Fagelson, Englewood, CO, Peter Chin, Figtree, Australia
MP27-12 GREENLIGHT LASER (XPS) 180W PHOTOSELECTIVE VAPORIZATION (PVP) VS. PLASMA KINETIC VAPORIZATION OF THE PROSTATE (PKVP) FOR TREATMENT OF SMALL TO MODERATE SIZED BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Fady K. Ghobrial*, Ahmed M. Elshal, Mahmoud Laymon, Nasr El-Tabey, Ahmed Shoma, Adel Nabeeh, Ahmed Shokeir, mansoura, Egypt
MP27-19 POOLED DATA FROM COMMERCIAL CASES USING THE UROLIFT ® DEVICE Paul Cozzi*, Miranda, Australia, Lance Walsh, Rancho Mirage, CA, Douglas Grier, Edmonds, WA, Andrew Hirsh, Somers Point, NJ, Gregg Eure, Virginia Beach, VA
MP27-13 RANDOMIZED STUDY OF GREENLIGHT XPS LASER VS BIPOLAR VAPORIZATION ELECTRODE (BIVAP) SALINE VAPORIZATION OF THE PROSTATE IN MEN WITH SYMPTOMATIC BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA (BPH) Jonathan Fainberg*, Joshua Halpern, New York, NY, Edward Zoltan, Ivan Colon, Brent Yanke, Ivan Grunberger, Brooklyn, NY
MP27-20 CONVECTIVE RADIOFREQUENCY WATER VAPOR ENERGY PROSTATE ABLATION ˆ M ®) EFFECTIVELY TREATS (REZU URINARY RETENTION Nikhil Gupta*, Bradley Holland, Kristin Delfino, Danuta Dynda, Springfield, IL, J. Randolf Beahrs, Woodbury, MN, Lennart Wagrell, Stockholm, Sweden, Ahmed ElZawahry, Tobias Köhler, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL
MP27-14 COMBINED BIPOLAR VAPORIZATION AND RESECTION VERSUS VAPORIZATION ALONE IN TREATMENT OF BPH: A RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVE TRIAL Osama Abdelwahab*, Tarek Soliman, Hammoda Sherif, Benha, Egypt, Mohamed Habous, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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MP27-15 READMISSION FOLLOWING TRANSURETHRAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR TREATMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERPLASIA IN THE POST TURP ERA; DOES THE TECHNIQUE DIFFER? Ahmed M. Elshal, Hossam Nabeeh*, Mohamed Soltan, Ahmed Elsherbiny, Mohamed Nageeb, Ahmed Elhussein Abolazm, Fady K. Ghobrial, Mohamed Abdel_Basset, Abdelwahab Hashem, Mahmoud Laymon, Ahmed M. Mansour, El_housseiny Ibrahiem, Mansoura, Egypt
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 28
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP28-01 A 17-GENE PANEL FOR PREDICTION OF ADVERSE PATHOLOGY AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: PROSPECTIVE VALIDATION Scott Eggener*, Chicago, IL, Tim Richardson, Wichita, KS, Steven Rosenberg, Des Moines, IA, Evan Goldfischer, Poughkeepsie, NY, Ruixiao Lu, RedwoodCity, CA, Allan Shindel, John Bennett, Redwood City, CA, Lawrence Karsh, Denver, CO, Howard Korman, Roayal Oak, MI, Phillip Febbo, Bela Denes, Redwood City, CA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP28-05 A COMBINATION OF NEW PROTEIN BIOMARKERS REDUCES UNNEEDED PROSTATE BIOPSIES AND IMPROVES THE DETECTION OF PROSTATE CANCER: FINDINGS OF A RECENT STUDY Pierre Tennstedt*, Thomas Steuber, Hamburg, Germany, Annalisa Macagno, Bruno Golding, Ralph Schiess, Schlieren, Switzerland, Silke Gillessen, St. Gallen, Switzerland MP28-06 A NOVEL SERUM BASED MULTIPLEXED 21 AUTOANTIBODY ASSAY TO PREDICT HIGH-GRADE PROSTATE CANCER AT INITIAL BIOPSY Stephen Freedland*, Los Angeles, CA, Sharat Singh, Kalamazoo, MI, Kristopher Kapphahn, Palo Alto, CA, Lauren Howard, Durham, NC, Jeanne Ohrnberger, Kalamazoo, MI, Jason Hafron, Troy, MI
MP28-02 PHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF DNA DAMAGE BY CARCINOGENS KNOWN TO BE PRESENT IN CHARRED AND PROCESSED MEATS (PHIP DNA ADDUCTS), IN A SMALL COHORT OF PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS. Christopher Weight*, Shun Xiao, Jingshu Guo, Byeong Hwa Yun, Badrinath Konety, Peter Villalta, Resha Tejpaul, Minneapolis, MN, Suprita Krishna, Minnepaolis, MN, Paari Murugan, Minneapolis, MN, Robert Turesky, Minneapolis, MN
MP28-07 AN AUTOMATED-MICROCAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS-BASED IMMUNOASSAY SYSTEM MAY IMPROVE DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF PROSTATE CANCER AND BE A GOOD INDICATOR OF GLEASON SCORE Tomokazu Ishikawa*, Tohru Yoneyama, Yuki Tobisawa, Shingo Hatakeyama, Hirosaki, Japan, Tatsuo Kurosawa, Kenji Nakamura, Amagasaki, Japan, Takuya Koie, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP28-03 ALTERATION OF METASTATIC BEHAVIOR BY SHRNA MEDIATED KNOCKDOWN (KD) OF CHD1 IN HUMAN PROSTATE XENOGRAFT TUMORS AND CLINICAL OUTCOME OF PATIENTS WITH CHD1 DELETION Su Jung Oh*, Derya Tilki, Christiane Matuszcak, Pierre Tennstedt, Hamburg, Germany, Simon Baumgart, Steven A. Johnsen, Göttingen, Germany, Hu¨seyin Sirma, Ronald Simon, Tobias Lange, Hamburg, Germany
MP28-08 REFUSAL OF PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN TESTING IN THE UNITED STATES Philipp Gild*, Nicolas von Landenberg, Nawar Hanna, Ye Wang, Steven L Chang, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Felix K.H. Chun, Margit Fisch, Hamburg, Germany, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
MP28-04 SENSITIVITY OF [-2]PROPSA (P2PSA) MEASUREMENTS FOR PREDICTION OF BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE (BCR) IN MEN AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A 3-YEARS PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Massimo Lazzeri*, Giovanni Lughezzani, Nicolo`Maria Buffi, Giuliana Lista, Paolo Casale, Rodolfo Hurle, Alberto Saita, Silvia Zandegiacomo, Luisa Pasini, Alessio Benetti, Roberto Peschechera, Pasquale Cardone, Rozzano, Italy, Ferruccio Ceriotti, Marina Pontillo, Milano, Italy, Vittorio Bini, Perugia, Italy, Giorgio Guazzoni, Rozzano, Italy
*Presenting author
MP28-09 HIGH SERUM DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE EXAMINED BY ULTRASENSITIVE LIQUIDCHROMATOGRAPHY TANDEM MASS SPECTROMETRY AS A PREDICTOR OF BENIGN PROSTATE OR GLEASON SCORE <7 CANCER IN MEN WITH PROSTATESPECIFIC ANTIGEN LEVELS BELOW 10 NG/ML Yasuhide Miyoshi, Hiroji Uemura, Yokohama, Japan, Kazuhiro Suzuki, Yasuhiro Shibata, Maebashi, Japan, Seijiro Homma, Kawasaki, Japan, Masaoki Harada, Yoshinobu Kubota, Yutaro Hayashi*, Yokohama, Japan
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PROSTATE CANCER: MARKERS I Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mark Frydenberg and Ganesh Palapattu
MP28-16 PROSTATIC TISSUE ANDROGEN LEVELS AS PROGNOSTIC FACTOR FOR MEN WITH METASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Yasuhide Miyoshi*, Takashi Kawahara, Mari Ohtaka, Sohgo Tsutsumi, Koichi Uemura, Masato Yasui, Shuko Yoneyama, Yumiko Yokomizo, Narihiko Hayashi, Hiroji Uemura, Yokohama, Japan
MP28-10 PANEL OF 6 MICRORNAS FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER Boris Alekseev*, Evgeniy Knyazev, Maksim Shkurnikov, Dmitriy Mikhailenko, Alexandr Zotikov, Kirill Nyushko, Alexandr Tonevitskiy, Andrey Kaprin, Moscow, Russian Federation MP28-11 IMPACT OF THE 17-GENE PANEL ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE PERSISTENCE IN CONTEMPORARY UROLOGIC PRACTICES: AN INTERIM ANALYSIS IN AN OBSERVATIONAL COHORT Gregg Eure*, Virginia Beach, VA, Raymond Germany, Shreveport, LA, Robert Given, Virginia Beach, VA, Richard Glowacki, West Des Moines, IA, Tim Richardson, Wichita, KS, Evan Goldfischer, Poughkeepsie, NY, Ruixiao Lu, Alan Shindel, John Bennett, Phil Febbo, Bela Denes, Redwood City, CA
MP28-17 IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STAINING OF ERG AND SOX9 AS POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS OF DOCETAXEL RESPONSE IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Song Wan*, Ghee Young Kwon, Jeong Hoon Kim, Joung Eun Lim, Young Hyo Choi, Hyun Woo Chung, Chung Un Lee, Jun Phil Na, Hwang Gyun Jeon, Byong Chang Jeong, Seong Il Seo, Seong Soo Jeon, Han Yong Choi, Hyun Moo Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP28-12 IMPACT OF LYMPHOVASCULAR INVASION ON LYMPH NODE METASTASIS FOR T3 PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN CONSIDERATION OF RESECTION MARGIN STATUS Yong Jin Kang*, Won Sik Jang, Myung Soo Kim, Won Sik Jung, Cheol Yong Yoon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, In Rae Cho, Gimhae, Korea, Republic of, Young Deuk Choi, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP28-18 IMPLEMENTATION OF PROSTATE BIOPSY TISSUE PRINT TECHNOLOGIES FOR MOLECULAR BIOMARKER STUDIES Sandra Gaston*, Boston, MA, Peter Kolettis, James Bryant, Soroush Rais-Bahrami, Jeffrey Nix, Mark DeGuenther, Birmingham, AL, Michael Kearney, Boston, MA, George Adams, William Grizzle, Birmingham, AL, Gary Kearney, Boston, MA
MP28-13 PROGNOSTIC UTILITY OF BIOPSYDERIVED CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION SCORE IN PATIENTS WITH NCCN LOWRISK PROSTATE CANCER UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT GUIDANCE Jeffrey Tosoian, Meera Chappidi*, Baltimore, MD, Jay Bishoff, Murray, UT, Stephen Freedland, Durham, NC, Julia Reid, Michael Brawer, Steven Stone, Salt Lake City, UT, Thorsten Schlomm, Hamburg, Germany, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD
MP28-19 EVALUATING THE PROGNOSTIC UTILITY OF THE CCP SCORE FOR PREDICTING PROSTATE CANCER AGGRESSIVENESS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN Stephen Bardot*, Harahan, LA, Julia Reid, Salt Lake City, UT, Maria Latsis, Margaret Variano, Shams Halat, Daniel Canter, Harahan, LA, Zaina Sangale, Michael Brawer, Steven Stone, Salt Lake City, UT MP28-20 EXPRESSION OF HMGB1 IN PROSTATE CANCER: CLINICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS Yong Hyun Park*, Ae Ryang Jung, Jin Bong Choi, U-Syn Ha, Sung-Hoo Hong, Sae Woong Kim, Ji Youl Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP28-14 DECREASED EXPRESSION OF MALE SPECIFIC HISTONE DEMETHYLASE “KDM5D” IS PROGNOSTIC FOR DEVELOPMENT OF CASTRATIONRESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Kazumasa Komura*, Takatsuki, Japan, Seong Ho Jeong, Hershey, PA, Haruhito Azuma, Takatsuki, Japan, Gwo-Shu Lee, Christopher Sweeney, Boston, MA, Philip Kantoff, New York, NY
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MP28-15 MODIFIED GLASGOW PROGNOSTIC SCORE AS AN INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC HORMONE-SENSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER Junpei Iizuka*, Yasunobu Hashimoto, Tsunenori Kondo, Toshio Takagi, Keisuke Hata, Taichi Kanzawa, Daigo Okada, Kazuhiko Yoshida, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 16
TIME 7:00
7:10
7:20
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD16-01 ENDOSCOPIC DESCRIPTION OF RENAL PAPILLARY ABNORMALITIES IN STONE DISEASE BY FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPY A PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION OF SEVERITY AND TYPE. Christophe Almeras*, Toulouse, France Metropolitan, Michel Daudon, Paris, France, Guillaume Ploussard, Jean Romain Gautier, Toulouse, France, Olivier Traxer, Paul Meria, Paris, France
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:50 PD16-06 INCREASING THE SIZE OF URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH DURING RETROGRADE INTRARENAL SURGERY IMPROVES SURGICAL EFFICIENCY WITHOUT INCREASING COMPLICATIONS Chad Tracy, George Ghareeb*, Charles Paul, Nathan Brooks, Iowa City, IA
PD16-02 MODIFIED ERGONOMIC LITHOTRIPSY (MEL): A PROSPECTIVE SINGLE CENTRE STUDY DEMONSTRATING A NOVEL METHOD FOR RETROGRADE INTRARENAL SURGERY (RIRS) TO ACHIEVE HIGH STONE FREE RATES WITHOUT SURGEON FATIGUE Vineet Gauhar*, Sarvajit Biligere, Girider Swaminathan, Ruo Xuan Goh, Chin Tiong Heng, Singapore, Singapore PD16-03 A DECISION ANALYSIS MODEL OF OBSERVATION VS. IMMEDIATE REINTERVENTION FOR ASYMPTOMATIC RESIDUAL FRAGMENTS > 4MM FOLLOWING URETEROSCOPIC LITHOTRIPSY: A STUDY FROM THE EDGE CONSORTIUM Michal Ursiny*, Alan Yaghoubian, Boston, MA, Mitchell Humphreys, Scottsdale, AZ, Hillary Brotherhood, Benjamin Chew, Vancouver, Canada, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH, Amy Krambeck, Amy Krambeck, Indianapolis, IN, Cameron Charchenko, Scottsdale, AZ, An Qi Wang, Roger Sur, San Diego, CA, Nicole Miller, Tracy Marien, Nashville, TN, Yui-Hui Chang, Scottsdale, AZ, Bodo Knudsen, Courtney Yong, Columbus, OH, Brian Matlaga, Baltimore, MD, Vernon Pais, Lebanon, NH, Ojas Shah, New York, NY, Brian Eisner, Boston, MA
7:30
PD16-04 INFECTION PREVENTION BUNDLE FOR UPPER TRACT ENDOSCOPY FOR UROLITHIASIS Dennis Joseph Thum*, Santa Monica, CA, Ali Afshar, California, CA, Justin Houman, Devin Patel, Alex Hannemann, Los Angeles, CA, Gerhard Fuchs, California, CA
7:40
PD16-05 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH POSTOPERATIVE INFECTION AFTER PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS Win Shun Lai*, Dean Assimos, Birmingham, AL
*Presenting author
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PD16-07 DETERMINING OPTIMAL STENT DURATION FOLLOWING URETEROSCOPY: 3 VS 7 DAYS Charles Paul, Nathan Brooks*, George Ghareeb, Chad Tracy, Iowa City, IA
8:10
PD16-08 IMPACT OF PRIOR URETERAL STENT ON FUTURE TREATMENT DECISIONS: EDGE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL SURVEY. Annah Vollstedt*, Rajiv Raghavan, Lebanon, NH, Manoj Monga, Anna Zampini, Cleveland, OH, Ojas Shah, Rafael Yanes, Stephanie Thompson, New York, NY, Vernon Pais Jr, Lebanon, NH
8:20
PD16-09 EXTERNALIZED URETERAL CATHETER VERSUS DOUBLE J STENTING IN TUBELESS PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED STUDY. Gyanprakash Singh, Datteswar Hota*, Sabyasachi Panda, Samir Swain, Pramod Kumar Mohanty, CUTTACK, India
8:30
PD16-10 IS PCNL A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPTION FOR OCTOGENARIAN PATIENT?. ANALYSIS OF OVER 4000 CASES FROM A NATIONAL DATABASE. Stuart Irving, Norwich, United Kingdom, Oliver Wiseman*, Cambridge, United Kingdom, William Finch, Norwich, United Kingdom, James Armitage, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Sarah Fowler, John Withington, Jonathan Glass, London, United Kingdom, Neil Burgess, Norwich, United Kingdom
8:40
PD16-11 PERCUTANEOUS MANAGEMENT OF CALYCEAL DIVERTICULA: ASSOCIATED FACTORS AND OUTCOMES Egor Parkhomenko*, Timothy Tran, Kyle Blum, Julie Thai, Mantu Gupta, NY, NY
SATURDAY
STONE DISEASE: SURGICAL THERAPY I Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jodi Antonelli, Brian Eisner and Ali Kural
8:50
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PD16-12 A COMPARISON AMONG PCNL, MINIPERC AND ULTRAMINIPERC FOR LOWER CALYCEAL STONES BETWEEN 1 AND 2 CM: A MULTICENTER EXPERIENCE Serena Maruccia*, Stefano Casellato, Monza, Italy, Gianluigi Taverna, Castellanza, Italy, Javier Romero Otero, Madrid, Spain, Francesco Sanguedolce, london, United Kingdom, orietta dal piaz, graz, Austria, emanuele montanari, MILANO, Italy, paolo verze, vincenzo mirone, Napoli, Italy, Giorgio Bozzini, Castellanza, Italy
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 17 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: PELVIC PROLAPSE II Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Kathleen Kobashi and Lenaine Westney
TIME 7:00
7:10
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD17-01 A SUBANALYSIS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL: ABDOMINAL VS LAPAROSCOPIC SACROCOLPOPEXY Ester Illiano*, Luigi Mearini, Alessandro Zucchi, Manuel Di Biase, Elisabetta Costantini, Perugia, Italy PD17-02 THE IMPACT OF CONCURRENT PROCEDURES ON PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES AMONG WOMEN UNDERGOING ABDOMINAL SACROCOLPOPEXY: MIDURETHRAL SLING PLACEMENT IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK OF COMPLICATION William R. Boysen*, Andrew Cohen, Melanie Adamsky, Joseph Rodriguez, Sarah Faris, Gregory Bales, Chicago, IL
7:20
PD17-03 MATCHED PAIR ANALYSIS COMPARING HEAVY WEIGHT VERSUS LIGHTER WEIGHT WIDE PORE POLYPROPYLENE MESH FOR ROBOTIC SACROCOLPOPEXY Robert Carey*, Ali Harris, Maximilian Carey, Karim Ghazli, Sarasota, FL
7:30
PD17-04 POLYVINYLDENFLUORID (PVDF) VERSUS POLYPROPYLENE (PP) MESH FOR SACROCOLPOPEXY Manuel Di Biase*, Illiano Ester, Elena Sarti, Alessandro Zucchi, Perugia, Italy, Raffaele Balsamo, Catanzaro, Italy, Antonio Pastore, Latina, Italy, Elisabetta Costantini, Perugia, Italy
7:40
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:50 PD17-06 DIRECT TO CONSUMER ADVERTISING FOR ROBOTIC ASSISTED SACROCOLPOPEXY: ARE PATIENTS GETTING THE RIGHT INFORMATION? Brent Medoff*, Scranton, PA, Juzar Jamnagerwalla, Los Angeles, CA, Dominique Dana Marie Thomas, Bilal Chughtai, New York City, NY, Jennifer T. Anger, Los Angeles, CA
PD17-05 LAPAROSCOPIC VERSUS ROBOTIC ASSISTED SACROCOLPOPEXY: A RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIAL Ester Illiano*, Manuel Di Biase, Perugia, Italy, Pasquale Di Tonno, Gaetano De Rienzo, Bari, Italy, Alessandro Zucchi, Luigi Mearini, Daniele Maglia, Elisabetta Costantini, Perugia, Italy
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PD17-07 AUTOLOGOUS FASCIA SACROCOLPOPEXY AFTER COMPLETE REMOVAL OF SACROCOLPOPEXY MESH Andrew Medendorp*, Zaid Chaudhry, Janine Oliver, Lauren Wood, Ja-Hong Kim, Zachery Baxter, Shlomo Raz, Los Angeles, CA
8:10
PD17-08 IS VAGINAL MESH A STIMULUS OF AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE? Bilal Chughtai*, Art Sedrakyan, Jialin Mao, New York, NY, Karyn S. Eilber, Los Angeles, CA, Jennifer T. Anger, Los Angeles, CA, J. Quentin Clemens, Ann Arbor, MI
8:20
PD17-09 FIVE-YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH PELVIC FLOOR MESH EXPLANT SURGERY: PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS AND PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES Elliot Blau*, Sarah Adelstein, Alvaro Lucioni, Kathleen Kobashi, Una Lee, Seattle, WA
8:30
PD17-10 VAGINAL MESH REMOVAL OUTCOMES: EIGHT YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AT AN ACADEMIC HOSPITAL Olivia O. Cardenas-Trowers*, Pouran Malekzadeh, David E. Nix, Kenneth D. Hatch, Tucson, AZ
8:40
PD17-11 LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF ANTERIOR VAGINAL REPAIR: A COMPARISON AMONG COLPORRAPHY, COLPORRAPHY WITH REINFORCEMENT BY XENOGRAFT, AND MESH Matteo Balzarro*, Emanuele Rubilotta, Antonio Benito Porcaro, Nicolo` Trabacchin, Sarti Alessandra, Maria Angela Cerruto, Salvatore Siracusano, Walter Artibani, Verona, Italy
8:50
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PD17-12 TWENTYⴚYEAR EXPERIENCE WITH THE ANTERIOR VAGINAL WALL SUSPENSION PROCEDURE: A NATIVE TISSUE VAGINAL REPAIR FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE WITH EARLY STAGE ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT PROLAPSE Alexander Rozanski*, Philippe Zimmern, Alana Christie, Feras Alhalabi, Dallas, TX
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY III Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Ketan Badani, Octavio Castillo and Michael Gong
TIME 7:00
7:10
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD18-01 RANDOMIZED STUDY EVALUATING SHORT-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS Alexander Govorov*, Dmitry Pushkar, Konstantin Kolontarev, Pavel Rasner, Vladimir Dyakov, Moscow, Russian Federation
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:50 PD18-06 5 YEARS FOLLOW-UP OF A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING LAPAROSCOPIC VERSUS ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Francesco Porpiglia, Cristian Fiori*, Riccardo Bertolo, Matteo Manfredi, Fabrizio Mele, Diletta Garrou, Daniele Amparore, Giovanni Cattaneo, Enrico Checcucci, Stefano De Luca, Orbassano, Italy, Roberto Passera, Turin, Italy, Roberto Mario Scarpa, Orbassano, Italy
PD18-02 MEASURING TO IMPROVE: PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES DURING THE FIRST YEAR AFTER PROSTATECTOMY IN A STATEWIDE COLLABORATIVE Gregory Auffenberg*, Rodney Dunn, Tae Kim, Ann Arbor, MI, James Peabody, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, David Miller, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI PD18-03 LONG-TERM HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS REQUIRING RADIOTHERAPY AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Louis Aliperti*, Dattatraya Patil, Akanksha Mehta, Christopher Filson, Atlanta, GA, Catrina Crociani, Boston, MA, Martin Sanda, Atlanta, GA, Peter Chang, Boston, MA, PROSTQA-RP2 Consortium, PROSTQA Consortium, Atlanta, GA
7:30
PD18-04 PROSTATE CANCER-RELATED ANXIETY IN LONG-TERM SURVIVORS AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Kathleen Herkommer*, Valentin H. Meissner, Andreas Dinkel, Birgitt Marten-Mittag, Ju¨rgen E. Gschwend, Munich, Germany
7:40
PD18-05 EFFECT OF PERIOPERATIVE PATIENT EDUCATION ON LONG-TERM SATISFACTION RATES OF LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Alexander Kretschmer*, Alexander Buchner, Markus Grabbert, Anne Sommer, Christian G. Stief, Ricarda M. Bauer, Munich, Germany
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PD18-07 THE IMPACT OF TRAVEL DISTANCE TO THE TREATMENT FACILITY ON OVERALL MORTALITY IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS: EVIDENCE FROM THE NATIONAL CANCER DATA BASE Malte W. Vetterlein*, Björn Löppenberg, Patrick Karabon, Deepansh Dalela, Tarun Jindal, Akshay Sood, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
8:10
PD18-08 PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER COMPARISON OF OPEN AND ROBOTIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: THE PROSTQA/RP2 CONSORTIUM Peter Chang*, Andrew Wagner, Meredith Regan, Boston, MA, Dattatraya Patil, Atlanta, GA, Catrina Crociani, Boston, MA, Larry Hembroff, Linda Stork, Kyle Davis, East Lansing, MI, John Wei, Ann Arbor, MI, David Wood, Royal Oak, MI, Christopher Saigal, Mark Litwin, Los Angeles, CA, Jim Hu, New York, NY, Eric Klein, Cleveland, OH, Adam Kibel, Boston, MA, Gerald Andriole, St. Louis, MO, Matthew Cooperberg, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA, Joseph Smith, Nashville, TN, Misop Han, Alan Partin, Baltimore, MD, Martin Sanda, PROST-QA and PROST-QA/ RP2 Consortiums, Atlanta, GA
SATURDAY
Podium Session 18
8:20
PD18-09 LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME IN A LARGE COHORT OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Markus Grabbert*, Alexander Buchner, Christopher Butler Ransohoff, Maria Apfelbeck, Christian Stief, Ricarda Bauer, Munich, Germany
8:30
PD18-10 THE EFFECT OF NERVE SPARING STATUS ON SEXUAL FUNCTION: 3ⴚYEAR RESULTS FROM THE CEASAR STUDY Svetlana Avulova*, JoAnn Rudd Alvarez, Tatsuki Koyama, Matthew J. Resnick, David Penson, Daniel A. Barocas, Nasvhille, TN
8:40
PD18-11 PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF PELVIC DRAIN PLACEMENT VERSUS NO PELVIC DRAIN PLACEMENT AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RARP) Avinash Chennamsetty*, Ali Zhumkhawala, Bertram Yuh, Clayton Lau, William Chu, Justin Emtage, Paul Gellhaus, Nora Ruel, Kevin Chan, Jonathan Yamzon, Duarte, CA
8:50
PD18-12 DE NOVO OVERACTIVE BLADDER AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Yoshihisa Matsukawa*, Yasuhi Yoshino, Yasuhito Funahashi, Tsuyoshi Majima, Tokunori Yamamoto, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 19 BLADDER CANCER: NON-INVASIVE II Room 205 BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Giuseppe Ludovico, Kamal Pohar and Stanley Yap
TIME 7:00
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD19-01 ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR NONMUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (NMIBC): RESULT FROM BLADDER CANCER ITALIAN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE (BIAS) PROJECT. Rodolfo Hurle*, Massimo Lazzeri, Giovanni Lughezzani, Nicolo`Maria Buffi, Alberto Saita, Luisa Pasini, Silvia Zandegiacomo, Alessio Benetti, Giovanni Forni, Piergiuseppe Colombo, Roberto Peschechera, Paolo Casale, Giuliana Lista, Pasquale Cardone, Giorgio Guazzoni, Rozzano, Italy
7:10
PD19-02 IS THERE A ROLE FOR UPPER URINARY TRACT IMAGING SURVEILLANCE IN THE FOLLOW-UP OF NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER? Benedikt Kranzbu¨hler*, Uwe Bieri, Ce´dric Poyet, Burkhardt Seifert, Tullio Sulser, Thomas Hermanns, Zurich, Switzerland
7:20
PD19-03 THE VALUE OF IMMEDIATE POSTOPERATIVE INTRAVESICAL EPIRUBICIN INSTILLATION IN INTERMEDIATE AND HIGH RISK NON MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (NMIBC): A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Amr A El-Sawy*, Ahmed M El-Assmy, Mahmoud A Bazeed, Bedeir Ali-El-Dein, Mansoura, Egypt
7:30
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:40 PD19-05 THE BENEFIT OF CONTINUOUS SALINE BLADDER IRRIGATION AFTER TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION IN HIGH GRADE NON-MUSCULAR INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER - A SINGLE CENTER RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVE STUDY Takehisa Onishi*, Takuji Shibahara, Masahiko Nishii, Masaki Yoshikawa, Tadashi Yabana, Ise, Japan, Katunori Utida, Tsu, Japan
PD19-04 IMMEDIATE INTRAVESICAL CHEMOTHERAPY FOR LOW GRADE BLADDER TUMORS IN CALIFORNIA: AN UNDERUTILIZED PRACTICE AND ITS IMPACT ON RECURRENCE Stanley Yap, Ann Brunson, Neil Pugashetti*, Rosemary Cress, Theresa Keegan, Ralph DeVere White, Ted Wun, Sacramento, CA
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PD19-06 HIGH-RISK NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (HR-NMIBC) TREATED WITH SEQUENTIAL BCG / ELECTROMOTIVE DRUG ADMINISTRATION MITOMYCIN-C (EMDAMMC): 2% DISEASE-SPECIFIC MORTALITY AT 4 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP Christine Gan*, Suzanne Amery, Kathryn Chatterton, Muhammad Shamim Khan, Kay Thomas, Tim O’ Brien, London, United Kingdom
8:00
PD19-07 ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP RESULTS AFTER SEQUENTIAL INTRAVESICAL BACILLUS ´ RIN AND DEVICECALMETTE-GUE ASSISTED CHEMO-HYPERTHERMIA (MITOMYCIN C DELIVERED BY THE COMBAT BRS SYSTEM) FOR HIGH RISK NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS. . .A BACILLUS ´ RI CALMETTE-GUE TR Leyshon Griffiths*, William JF Green, Peter T Grice, Jonathan C Goddard, Roger C Kockelbergh, Leicester, United Kingdom
8:20
PD19-08 RADIOFREQUENCY-INDUCED THERMOCHEMOTHERAPY EFFECT (RITE) PLUS MITOMYCIN VERSUS A SECOND COURSE ´ RIN (BCG) OF BACILLUS CALMETTE-GUE OR INSTITUTIONAL STANDARD IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENCE OF NONMUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER FOLLOWING INDUCTION OR MAINTENANCE Wei Shen Tan*, London, United Kingdom, Laura Buckley, Adam Devall, Laurence Loubie`re, Ann Pope, Birmingham, United Kingdom, Mark Feneley, London, United Kingdom, Jo Cresswell, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, Rami Issa, London, United Kingdom, Hugh Mostafid, Basingstoke, United Kingdom, Sanjeev Madaan, Dartford, United Kingdom, Rupesh Bhatt, Birmingham, United Kingdom, John McGrath, Exeter, United Kingdom, Vijay Sangar, Manchester, United Kingdom, Leyshon Griffiths, Leicester, United Kingdom, Toby Page, Newcastle, United Kingdom, Dominic Hodgson, Portsmouth, United Kingdom, Shibs Datta, London, United Kingdom, Lucinda Billingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom, John Kelly, London, United Kingdom PD19-09 PERFORMANCE OF A NOVEL URINEBASED BIOMARKER FOR THE MONITORING OF BLADDER CANCER RECURRENCE Ofer Nativ*, Sarel Halachmi, Kohava Biton, Marina Zlotnik, Haifa, Israel, Chen Yoffe, Noa Davis, Yael Glickman, Tel Aviv, Israel, Jacob Bejar, Haifa, Israel
8:30
PD19-10 THE CHEMOABLATIVE EFFECT OF VESIGEL INSTILLATION IN PATIENTS WITH NMIBC – RESPONSE RATE AND 1YEAR DURABILITY Andrew Lenis*, Karim Chamie, Los Angeles, CA, Boris Friedman, Haifa, Israel, Andrea Tubaro, Roma, Italy, Ami Sidi, Holon, Israel, Daniel Kedar, Petah Tikva, Israel, Lorenzo Colombo, Milan, Italy, Dov Engelstein, Nahariya, Israel, Joan Palau, Barcelona, Spain, Gregory Wirth, Gene`ve, Switzerland, Ilan Leibovitch, Kfar Saba, Israel, Eddy Fridman, Ramat Gan, Israel, Ifat Klein, Michal Jeshurun, Ra’anana, Israel, Fred Witjes, Nijmegen, Netherlands
8:40
PD19-11 WHAT FALSE-NEGATIVE RATES ARE BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS AND UROONCOLOGISTS WILLING TO ACCEPT IN ORDER TO AVOID SURVEILLANCE CYSTOSCOPY? Rashid Sayyid*, Toronto, Canada, Abdallah Sayyid, Beirut, Lebanon, Ricardo Leao, Ardalanejaz Ahmad, Hanan Goldberg, Robert Hamilton, Girish Kulkarni, Antonio Finelli, Alexandre Zlotta, Neil Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
8:50
PD19-12 THE REVOLIX(TM) 2M CONTINUOUS WAVE LASER EN BLOC ENUCLEATION FOR NONMUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Hai Bi*, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 20 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY I Room 251 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Adam Feldman, Woong Kyu Han and Karim Touijer
TIME 7:00
7:10
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD20-01 OUTCOMES OF RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY WITH LEVEL IV TUMOR THROMBUS USING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS David Golombos*, Christopher Lau, New York, NY, Padraic O’Malley, Halifax, Canada, Abimbola Ayangbesan, Patrick Lewicki, LaMont Barlow, Leonard Girardi, Douglas Scherr, New York, NY
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:20 PD20-03 ROBOTIC INFERIOR VENA CAVA THROMBECTOMY IN 64 PATIENTS: PREDICTORS OF INTRA-OPERATIVE EFFICIENCY David Hatcher*, Los Angeles, CA, Xin Ma, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Giuseppe Simone, Salvatore Guaglianone, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Rome, Italy, Baojun Wang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy, Xu Zhang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA
PD20-02 LAPAROSCOPIC INFERIOR VENA CAVA THROMBUS SURGERY BY PURE RETROPERITONEAL APPROACH Shudong Zhang*, Lulin Ma, Lei Liu, Yu Tian, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
*Presenting author
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PD20-04 PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES OF ROBOTIC AND OPEN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR MODERATELY AND HIGHLY COMPLEX T1B RENAL TUMORS Önder Kara*, Matthew J. Maurice, Pascal Mouracade, Ercan Malkoc¸, Julien Dagenais, Ryan J. Nelson, Jaya Sai Chavali, Khaled Fareed, Robert J. Stein, Amr Fergany, Jihad H. Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
SATURDAY
8:10
7:40
PD20-05 COMPARISON BETWEEN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY AND RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR T2N0M0 TUMORS, A STUDY BASED ON THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE Cheuk Fan Shum*, Clinton D Bahler, Chandru P Sundaram, Indianapolis, IN
7:50
PD20-06 THE ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR PT3 RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Ricardo Alvim*, Shawn Mendonca, Toshikazu Takeda, Souhil Lebdai, Amy Tin, Melissa Assel, Paul Russo, Jonathan Coleman, New York, NY
8:00
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PD20-07 ONCOLOGIC AND SURVIVAL OUTCOMES FOR PATHOLOGIC T3A UPSTAGING IN CLINICALLY LOCALIZED RENAL MASSES: DOES PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY INCREASE ONCOLOGICAL RISK? Zachary Hamilton*, San Diego, CA, Deepak Pruthi, San Antionio, TX, Alessandro Larcher, Milan, Italy, Aaron Bloch, Charles Field, Katherine Fero, Sean Berquist, Abd⫺elrahma Hassan, Daniel Han, San Diego, CA, Michael Liss, San Antionio, TX, Thomas McGregor, Kingston, Canada, Umberto Capitanio, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA PD20-08 ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: A 25YEAR SINGLE INSTITUTION EXPERIENCE Firas Petros*, Kai-Jie Yu, Michael Metcalfe, Sarp Keskin, Courtney Chang, Cindy Gu, Surena Matin, Jose Karam, Christopher Wood, Houston, TX
8:20
PD20-09 SURGICAL APPROACH DOES NOT IMPACT POSITIVE MARGIN RATE IN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR LARGE RENAL MASSES Abimbola Ayangbesan*, David Golombos, New York, NY, Padraic O’Malley, Halifax, Canada, Patrick Lewicki, LaMont Barlow, Xian Wu, Paul Christos, Douglas Scherr, New York, NY
8:30
PD20-10 DOES TUMOR COMPLEXITY HAVE AN IMPACT ON MIC AND TRIFECTA OUTCOME IN ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY? A MULTI-CENTER STUDY OF OVER 500 CASES Nina Harke*, Rostock, Germany, Christian Wagner, Gronau, Germany, Alexander Roosen, Bochum, Germany, Frank Schiefelbein, Wuerzburg, Germany, Burkhard Ubrig, Bochum, Germany, Georg Schoen, Wuerzburg, Germany, Jorn H. Witt, Gronau, Germany
8:40
PD20-11 ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: IMPACT ON LONG-TERM STABILITY OF RENAL FUNCTION Joseph Zabell*, Wen Dong, Diego Aguilar Palacios, Joseph Abraham, Sudhir Isharwal, Erick Remer, Steven C. Campbell, Cleveland, OH
8:50
PD20-12 RISK OF URINE LEAK IN HIGHⴚRISK PATIENTS AFTER MINIMALLY INVASIVE PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY WITHOUT COLLECTING SYSTEM CLOSURE Amul Bhalodi*, Adam Berneking, Stephen Strup, Jason Bylund, Lexington, KY APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Video Session 4 IMAGING/URORADIOLOGY The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Gyan Pareek, Michelle Jo Semins and Jochen Walz ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V4-01 PATIENT SPECIFIC REHEARSAL USING 3D PRINTING FOR COMPLEX PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY CASES Jonathan Stone, Rachel Melnyk, Guan Wu, Hani Rashid, Jean Joseph, Ahmed Ghazi*, Rochester, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V4-02 GOLD NANO-PARTICLE DIRECTED FOCAL LASER ABLATION FOR PROSTATE TUMORS USING US AND MR FUSION TECHNOLOGY Jared S Winoker*, Pratik A Shukla, Michael A Carrick, Harry Anastos, Cynthia J Knauer, Ashutosh K Tewari, Bachir M Taouli, Sara C Lewis, New York, NY, Jon A Schwartz, Houston, TX, Joshua M Stern, Bronx, NY, Steven E. Canfield, Houston, TX, Ardeshir Rastinehad, New York, NY
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CT/MRI-US FUSION GUIDED RENAL MASS BIOPSY: INITIAL EXPERIENCE Andre Abreu*, Sameer Chopra, Carlee Beckler, Masakatsu Oishi, Nariman Ahmadi, Toshitaka Shin, Andre Berger, Mihir Desai, Monish Aron, Inderbir Gill, Osamu Ukimura, Los Angeles, CA NOVEL USE OF FLUORESCENCE LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY DURING ROBOTIC GROIN DISSECTION FOR PENILE CANCER Alexander P. Kenigsberg*, Marc A. Bjurlin, Alon Y. Mass, Lee C. Zhao, William C. Huang, New York, NY
V4-05
IMPACT OF THE 20 G ALL-SEEING NEEDLE AND 4.8 FR MICRO PCNL WITH THE HIGH DEFINITION IMAGE GUIDE (HDIG) SYSTEM Koichiro Wada*, Hiromi Kumon, Ryuta Tanimoto, Yosuke Mitsui, Takuya Sadahira, Atsushi Takamoto, Yasuyuki Kobayashi, Katsumi Sasaki, Motoo Araki, Toyohiko Watanabe, Yasutomo Nasu, Okayama, Japan
V4-06
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WEB-BASED VIDEO PLATFORM FOR TEACHING THE ROBOTIC SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY Nicholas Kavoussi*, Igor Sorokin, Jeffrey Gahan, Dallas, TX
V4-07
V4-08
CONTRAST-ENHANCED ULTRASOUND (CEUS): EVALUATION OF HIGH INTENSITY FOCUSED ULTRASOUND (HIFU) ABLATION OF THE PROSTATE Andre Luis Abreu*, Daniel Freitas, Daniel Park, Toshitaka Shin, Masakatsu Oishi, Carlos Fay, Suzanne Palmer, Frank Chen, Andre Berger, Rene Sotelo, Edward Grant, Osamu Ukimura, Inderbir Gill, Mittul Gulati, Los Angeles, CA
V4-09
MRI GUIDED SALVAGE CRYOABLATION OF RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER David Y. Yang*, David A Woodrum, Lance A. Mynderse, Rochester, MN
V4-10
“URODYNAMIC 4D-CT” EVALUATION IS A HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF URINARY CONDITIONS. Shintaro Mori*, Kanagawa, Japan, Masanori Inoue, Masahiro Jinzaki, Tokyo, Japan, Ryoichi Shiroki, Aichi, Japan
V4-11
MRI-GUIDED TRANSURETHRAL ULTRASOUND ABLATION IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER: PRIMARY OUTCOMES OF A PROSPECTIVE PHASE I STUDY Joseph Chin*, London, Canada, James Relle, Royal Oak, MI, Michele Billia, London, Canada, Valentin Popeneciu, Timur Kuru, Heidelberg, Germany, Jason Hafron, Royal Oak, MI, Matthias Roethke, Maya MuellerWolf, Heidelberg, Germany, Zahra Kassam, London, Canada, Fayruz Kibria, Mathieu Burtnyk, Toronto, Canada, Heinz-Peter Schlemmer, Sascha Pahernik, Heidelberg, Germany
V4-12
SIMULATION MODEL FOR ULTRASOUND AND FLUOROSCOPY GUIDED PERCUTANEOUS RENAL ACCESS: STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL Manuel Carballo-Quinta*, Sabela LópezGarcı´a, Ma´ximo Castro-Iglesias, Grethel Rivas-Dangel, Sheila Domı´nguez-Almu´ster, Moise´s Elı´as Rodrı´guez-Socarra´s, Miguel Pe´rez-Schoch, Jorge Sa´nchez-Ramos, Marı´a Elena López-Dı´ez, Antonio Ojea-Calvo, Vigo, Spain APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF ADVANCED IMAGE-GUIDED RENAL BIOPSY AND THERMAL ABLATION UTILIZING CONEBEAM COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY: A SURGEONS PROCEDURE Emily Kelly*, Boca Raton, FL, Raymond Leveillee, Boynton Beach, FL
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:30 am - 12:15 pm
UROLOGY UPDATE 2017: FOR PRIMARY CARE AND ADVANCED PRACTICE PROVIDERS Room 210C @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 7:30
INTRODUCTION Howard Winfeld
7:35
PRE-TEST Howard Winfield
7:50
8:30
BLADDER CANCER – THE DANGEROUS LURKING MALIGNANCY Michael O’Donnell
9:00
RENAL CANCER – THE INTERNIST’S DISEASE IN THE ERA OF CT SCANNING David Wang
9:25
PANEL DISCUSSION: WHEN TO REFER?
9:40
SESSION I POST-TEST
9:45
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SESSION I: ONCOLOGY PROSTATE CANCER – WHY ALL THE CONTROVERSY? Howard Winfield
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10:00
SESSION II: VOIDING DYSFUNCTION STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE – EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES Matthew Thom
10:20
11:00
OVERACTIVE BLADDER – MAKING AND SETTING EXPECTATIONS FOR TREATMENT SELECTION Matthew Thom
11:20
BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME/INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS – FEMALES Sandip Vasavada
11:50
PANEL DISCUSSION: WHEN TO REFER?
12:05
SESSION II POST-TEST/WRAP-UP Howard Winfield
12:15
ADJOURN
NOCTURIA – IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES Sandip Vasavada
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:30 am - 5:30 pm SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC UROLOGY (SPU) Pacific Ballroom @ Renaissance
6:30
REGISTRATION/BREAKFAST
7:30
SESSION 6: TUMOR, TRAUMA, AND TRANSPLANT Moderators: Kathleen Kieran, Nicholas Cost
8:18
PUOWG PANEL: PELVIC RHABDOMYOSARCOMA Moderator: Fernando Ferrer Panelists: Katherine Janeway, Torrun Yock, Jonathan Routh
9:18
SESSION 7: DYSFUNCTIONAL VOIDING AND ENURESIS Moderators: Israel Franco, Israel Nosnik
10:10
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10:35
SESSION 8: NEUROPATHIC BLADDER AND RECONSTRUCTION - EXSTROPHY Moderators: John Kryger, Heather DiCarlo
11:05
MEREDITH CAMPBELL LECTURE: SURGICAL MENTORSHIP: WHAT SHOULD WE BE DOING? Jack McAninch
11:50
PRESENTATION OF SPU RESEARCH GRANTS/ INTRODUCTION OF FELLOWS
12:00
SPU PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS / SPU BUSINESS MEETING
12:30
LUNCH
1:30
COMBINED SPU/CONGENITALISM WORKING GROUP PROGRAM USE OF BOWEL IN GENITOURINARY RECONSTRUCTION IN THE NEUROGENIC PATIENT Moderator: TBD Panelists: Mark Cain, Steven Brandes, Samuel Nurko
2:20
DEBATE- TREATMENT OF CONSTIPATION/BOWEL MANAGEMENT Moderator: TBD Panelists: Melinda Dickey, Terry Burchmiller, Lillianna Bordeianou
2:45
SESSION 9: NEUROPATHIC BLADDER AND RECONSTRUCTION- TRANSITIONAL CARE Moderators: Stacy Tanaka, Konrad Szymanski
3:15
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3:45
SESSION 10: HYPOSPADIAS/PENILE Moderators: Bartley Cilento, Emilie Johnson
4:33
SESSION 11: NEUROPATHIC BLADDER & RECONSTRUCTION Moderators: Chad Wallis, Alison Keenan
5:30
ADJOURN
Saturday, May 13, 2017
7:45 am - 11:45 am
Forums 2017 AUA RESIDENTS & FELLOWS FORUM Room 206 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 7:45
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Committee Chair: Hans Arora
8:50
DEBT MANAGEMENT & INVESTMENTS Marshall Gifford
7:50
SPONSORED TALK: “THE GREAT LEAP: TRANSITIONING FROM TRAINING TO PRACTICE” Moderator: Karen Stern
9:25
Q&A
9:35
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9:45
ABU UPDATE AND ISSUES FACING NEWLY PRACTICING UROLOGISTS Gerald Jordan
8:10
MEDICOLEGAL PRACTICE AND ADDITIONAL TOPIC TBD Richard Anthony Santucci
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CONTRACT NEGOTIATION Roger Bonds
10:20
Q&A
10:30
YU UPDATE John Lam
10:40
TEACHING AWARD PRESENTATION
10:50
CORE CURRICULUM
10:55
RAFFLE/ CLOSING REMARKS
11:00
LUNCH
11:45
ADJOURN
8:00 am - 11:55 am
SOCIETY FOR BASIC UROLOGIC RESEARCH (SBUR) / SOCIETY OF UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY (SUO) JOINT MEETING Grand Ballroom @ Westin Waterfront 8:00
WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
8:05
BIG DATA IN PROSTATE CANCER Moderators: Christopher Evans, Ganesh Raj IDENTIFYING CANCER VULNERABILITIES THROUGH PERSONALIZED NETWORK IDENTIFICATION Joshua Stuart
8:25
DNA REPAIR PATHWAYS IN METASTATIC THERAPY RESISTANT CANCER Peter Nelson
8:45
TRANSLATING BIG DATA IN PROSTATE CANCER TO THE CLINIC Scott Tomlins
9:05
PANEL DISCUSSION AND QUESTIONS
9:20
INTRODUCTION: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH BIG DATA Moderators: Christopher Barbieri, Hannelore Heemers
9:25
LEVERAGING THE POWER OF ULTRA-DEEP SEQUENCING Colin Collins
9:45
STUDYING NICHE POPULATIONS: NEUROENDOCRINE PROSTATE CANCERS Himisha Beltran
10:05
CREATING AN INSTITUTION-WIDE SYSTEMS BIOLOGY INITIATIVE David Solit
10:25
GENOME DRIVERS OF RESPONSE TO EXISTING AND EMERGING THERAPIES IN BLADDER CANCER Eliezer Van Allen
10:45
PANEL DISCUSSION AND QUESTIONS
11:00
DONALD S. COFFEY LECTURE: INTRODUCTION Ganesh Raj
11:05
DONALD S. COFFEY LECTURE: BROAD BIG DATA AND BEYOND Levi Garraway
11:45
QUESTIONS
11:55
ADJOURN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
8:00 am - 5:00 pm AMERICAN COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC SURGEONS (ACOS) Room 208 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
8:00
INTRODUCTION Program Chairs: Craig Hunter, Nathan Hale
12:45
LUNCH
1:30
TUBELESS PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Joel Abbott
CASTRATE RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Gordon Brown 8:45
UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY Benjamin Davies
2:10
PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION Aisha Taylor
9:30
APPROACH TO ACQUIRED BURIED PENIS REPAIR Paul Rusilko
2:50
INCORPORATING HIFU FOR PROSTATE CANCER INTO YOUR PRACTICE Mark Leo
10:15
PROSTHESIS COMPLICATIONS Kenneth Angermeier
3:30
11:00
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REFRACTORY OAB: BOTOX OR SACRAL NEUROMODULATION Karin Syed
4:10 11:15
BLADDER CANCER AND FEMALE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Megan Merrill
MODERN MANAGEMENT OF VARICOCLE Michael Butcher
5:00
ADJOURN
12:15
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
INTERVENTIONAL UROLOGY AND MRI PROSTATE Art Rastinehad
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 29 INFECTIONS/INFLAMMATION/CYSTIC DISEASE OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS II Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Elise De, Phillip Hanno and J. Curtis Nickel ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP29-01 ANALYSES OF URINE MARKERS IN PATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS BEFORE AND AFTER FULGURATION OR HYDRODISTENTION Akira Furuta*, Tokyo, Japan, Tokunori Yamamoto, Nagoya, Japan, Yusuke Koike, Yasuyuki Suzuki, Tokyo, Japan, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan, Shin Egawa, Tokyo, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP29-07 DEVELOPMENT OF THE ULCERATIVE INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS RISK SCORE (ICUS): A URINE-BASED MULTIPLE PROTEIN ASSAY TO PREDICT ULCERATIVE INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS Laura Lamb*, Royal Oak, MI, Joseph Janicki, Pittsburgh, PA, Sarah Bartolone, Royal Oak, MI, Interstitial Cystitis Association, McLean, VA, Bernadette Zwaans, Kenneth Peters, Michael Chancellor, Royal Oak, MI
MP29-02 NEUROMETER MEASUREMENT OF CURRENT PERCEPTION (CPT) AND PAIN TOLERANCE THRESHOLDS (PTT) IN PATIENTS WITH PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT WITH CYCLOSPORINE Marisa Clifton*, Lewisburg, PA, Courtenay Moore, Daniel Shoskes, Cleveland, OH
MP29-08 SMALL FIBER POLYNEUROPATHY – A BIG CLUE TO ETIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN (CPP) Annie Chen*, Charles E. Argoff, Elise De, Albany, NY MP29-09 ROLE OF SPINAL MICROGLIA IN COLONTO-BLADDER NEURAL CROSSTALK IN A RAT MODEL OF COLITIS Tsuyoshi Majima*, Yasuhito Funahashi, Nagoya, Japan, Naoki Kawamorita, Sendai, Japan, Yoshihisa Matsukawa, Tokunori Yamamoto, Nagoya, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, PIttsburgh, PA, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan
MP29-03 CHILDHOOD STRESSFUL EVENTS INDUCE CHRONIC BLADDER PAIN IN ADULTHOOD THROUGH A TRPV1 DEPENDENT MECHANISM. Rita Matos, Francisco Cruz*, Ana Charrua, Porto, Portugal MP29-04 COMPARISON OF FIVE DIFFERENT ANIMAL MODELS TO ESTABLISH THE BEST INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS RAT MODEL SIMILAR TO HUMAN DISEASE Bum Soo Kim*, Jae Wook Chung, Phil Hyun Song, So Young Chun, Yeon Yong Kim, Hyo Jung Lee, Jun Nyung Lee, Yun-Sok Ha, Eun Sang Yoo, Tae Gyun Kwon, Seock Hwan Choi, Hyun Tae Kim, Tae-Hwan Kim, Sung Kwang Chung, Daegu, Korea, Republic of
MP29-10 ALTERATIONS IN THE URINARY FUNGAL MYCOBIOME IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER PAIN AND URINARY URGENCY A. Lenore Ackerman*, Jennifer Anger, Jie Tang, Karyn Eilber, Jayoung Kim, Michael Freeman, David Underhill, Los Angeles, CA, MAPP Research Network, Washington, DC MP29-11 OVERACTIVE BLADDER AND COOCCURRING INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME: THE ROLE OF CENTRAL SENSITIZATION IN CLINICAL PRESENTATION. Lindsey McKernan*, Joshua Cohn, Stephen Bruehl, Roger Dmochowski, W. Stuart Reynolds, Nashville, TN
MP29-05 PAIN RELIEF AFTER TRIAMCINOLONE INFILTRATION IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME WITH HUNNER’S ULCERS Laura Mateu Arrom*, Laura Izquierdo, Agustı´n Franco, Barcelona, Spain, Nathan Lawrentschuk, Melbourne, Australia, Lluı´s Peri, Meritxell Costa, Antonio Alcaraz, Barcelona, Spain
MP29-12 USE OF A BODY PAIN MAP TO CHARACTERIZE UROLOGIC CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME – A MAPP RESEARCH NETWORK STUDY H. Henry Lai*, St Louis, MO, Thomas Jemielita, Philadelphia, PA, Catherine S. Bradley, Iowa City, IA, Bruce Naliboff, Los Angeles, CA, Robert Gereau IV, St Louis, MO, David A. Williams, Ann Arbor, MI, Karl Kreder, Iowa City, IA, J. Quentin Clemens, Ann Arbor, MI, Larissa V. Rodriguez, Los Angeles, CA, John N. Krieger, Seattle, WA, John T. Farrar, Nancy Robinson, J. Richard Landis, Philadelphia, PA
MP29-06 THERAPEUTIC EXPLOITATION OF THE SCHISTOSOMA HAEMATOBIUM HOMOLOG OF INTERLEUKIN-4-INDUCING PRINCIPLE OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI EGGS FOR CHEMOTHERAPY-INDUCED HEMORRHAGIC CYSTITIS AND BLADDER HYPERSENSITIVITY Evaristus Mbanefo, Loc Le, Rockville, MD, Luke Pennington, Theodore Jardetzky, Stanford, CA, Abdulaziz Alouffi, Franco Falcone, Nottingham, United Kingdom, Michael Hsieh*, Washington, DC
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MP29-18 BOTULINUM TOXIN A BLADDER INJECTION IN THE TREATMENT OF BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME/IC: TRYING TO STANDARDIZE THE TECHNIQUE Cristina Gutie´rrez*, Carlos Errando, Nicolas Nervo, Pedro Aran˜o, Humberto Villavicencio, Barcelona, Spain
MP29-13 HISTAMINE INTOLERANCE AND MICROBIOTA CHANGES IN PATIENTS WITH PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME / INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS Elke Hessdorfer*, Berlin, Germany MP29-14 BLADDER CAPACITY IS A BIOMARKER FOR A BLADDER-CENTRIC VERSUS SYSTEMIC MANIFESTATION IN INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME (IC/BPS) Joao Zambon*, Steve J Walker, Gopal Badlani, Catherine Matthews, Heather Bowman, Robert Evans, Winston-Salem, NC
MP29-20 TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS IN INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME: DO PATIENT PERCEPTIONS ALIGN WITH EFFICACY BASED GUIDELINES? Avril Lusty*, Kingston, Canada, Elizabeth Kavaler, Kay Zakariasen, New York, NY, Victoria Tolls, J. Curtis Nickel, Kingston, Canada
MP29-15 BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL PREDICTORS OF SUICIDALITY IN PATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME Dean Tripp*, J Curtis Nickel, Joel Dueck, Abigale Muere, Haley Yurgan, Madelaine Gierc, Kingston, Canada MP29-16 IMPROVING THE UTILITY OF CLINICAL PHENOTYPING IN INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME: FROM UPOINT TO INPUT Alice Crane*, Jessica Lloyd, Daniel Shoskes, Cleveland, OH
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MP29-17 MAST CELL SUBTYPES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PATHOGENESIS OF INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS Brian Birch*, Shabana Malik, Bashir Lwaleed, Southampton, United Kingdom
Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 30 TRANSPLANTATION & VASCULAR SURGERY: RENAL TRANSPLANTATION & VASCULAR SURGERY II Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: David A. Goldfarb and Alp Sener ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP30-01 PENIS TRANSPLANTATION: FIRST U.S. EXPERIENCE Dicken Ko*, Kai Li, Harry Salinas, Ilse Schol, Branko Bojovic, Kyle Eberlin, Jonathan Winograd, Jeffrey Lee, Garry Choy, Raymond Liu, Ivy Rosales, Michael Grant, Francis McGovern, Adam Feldman, Cigdem (Cori) Tanrikut, Robert Colvin, Curtis Cetrulo, Jr., Boston, MA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP30-03 ROBOTIC KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION: EUROPEAN ONE-YEAR DATA Alberto Breda*, Angelo Territo, Lluis Guasa, Barcelona, Spain, Volkan Tugcu, Istanbul, Turkey, Karel Decaestecker, Ghent, Belgium, Michael Stoeckle, Homburg/Saar, Germany, Paolo Fornara, Halle, Germany, Jonathan Olsburgh, London, United Kingdom, Giampaolo Siena, Florence, Italy, Nicolas Doumerc, Toulouse, France
MP30-02 SURVIVAL OF KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS FROM UNCONTROLLED DCD DONORS UNDER NORMOTHERMIC PRESERVATION: ARE THEY AS GOOD AS DBD KIDNEYS? Fe´lix Guerrero Ramos*, Teresa Cavero Escribano, Angel Tejido Sa´nchez, Alfredo Rodrı´guez Antolı´n, Manuel Pamplona Casamayor, Jose´ Medina Polo, Federico de la Rosa Kehrmann, Jose´ Manuel Duarte Ojeda, Felipe Villacampa Auba´, Amado Andre´s Belmonte, Juan Passas Martı´nez, Madrid, Spain
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MP30-04 INDUCTION OF DELAYED RENAL ALLOGRAFT TOLERANCE WITH CLINICAL AVAILABLE REAGENTS IN NON-HUMAN PRIMATES Kiyohiko Hotta*, Tetsu Oura, Abbas Dehnadi, Gilles Benichou, A. Benedict Cosimi, Tatsuo Kawai, Boston, MA
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MP29-19 CHARACTERIZATION OF UROLOGIC AND NON-UROLOGIC FEATURES OF INTERSTITAIL CYSTITIS PATIENTS WITH HUNNER LESIONS H. Henry Lai*, Frederick Moh, Joel Vetter, St Louis, MO
MP30-12 PREEMPTIVE KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION RECIPIENTS ARE NOT AS MENTALLY SATISFIED AS NONPREEMPTIVE PATIENTS Yuichi Ariyoshi*, Kagoshima, Japan, Motoo Araki, Yosuke Mitsui, Koichiro Wada, Okayama, Japan, Toyohiko Watanabe, Okayama, Japan, Yasutomo Nasu, Okayama, Japan
MP30-05 OPTIMIZING WAITING DURATION FOR RENAL TRANSPLANTS IN THE SETTING OF RENAL MALIGNANCY: IS TWO YEARS TOO LONG TO WAIT? Kevin Nguyen*, Jamil Syed, Brian Shuch, New Haven, CT, Srinivas Vourganti, Chicago, IL MP30-06 SOCIAL ECONOMIC STATUS AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA OF NON-DIRECTED LIVING KIDNEY DONORS Avi Baskin*, Lorna Kwan, Amy Waterman, Sarah Connor, Los Angeles, CA, Marc Melcher, Palo Alto, CA, Jeffrey Veale, Los Angeles, CA
MP30-13 MTH SCORE – A NOVEL SCORING SYSTEM TO RISK STRATIFY RENAL TRANSPLANT CASES AND TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES POST RENAL TRANSPLANT Aditya Yelikar*, Sachin Joseph, Kochi, India MP30-14 SURVIVAL OUTCOMES FROM DCD RENAL TRANSPLANT ARE COMPARABLE TO DBD TRANSPLANTS FROM KIDNEYS PROCURED FROM DONORS OVER 50 YEARS OF AGE: UNOS/OPTN ANALYSIS Patrick Luke*, Hemant Sharma, Jingwen Chen, Alp Sener, London, Canada
MP30-07 BLADDER AUGMENTATION IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PATIENTS: COMPARISON BETWEEN TYPES OF LOWER URINARY RECONSTRUCTION. Kleiton Yamac¸ake*, Affonso Piovesan, Renato Falci, Gustavo Messi, Ioannis Antonopoulos, Elias David-Neto, Hideki Kanashiro, Rafael Locali, Gustavo Ebaid, William Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil MP30-08 DOES MARIJUANA INTAKE AFFECT OUTCOMES IN LIVING RENAL DONORS AND THEIR RECIPIENTS? David Ruckle, Mohamed Keheila*, Benjamin West, Braden Mattison, Jerry Thomas, Samuel Abourbih, Michael De Vera, Arputharaj Kore, Pedro Baron, D. Duane Baldwin, Loma Linda, CA
MP30-15 VISCERAL OBESITY IN LIVING KIDNEY ASIAN DONORS SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACTS ON RENAL FUNCTION AFTER DONOR NEPHRECTOMY Xiang Wen Gregory Pek, Dublin, Ireland, Lee Ying Clara Ngoh, Boon Wee Teo, Anantharaman Vathsala, Yen Seow Benjamin Goh, Hsiang Rong Clement Yong, Lata Nee Mani Raman, Ho Yee Tiong*, Singapore, Singapore
MP30-09 TREATMENT MODALITY FOR SMALL RENAL MASSES MAY AFFECT TIME TO ELIGIBILITY FOR RENAL TRANSPLANT CANDIDATES Alp Tuna Beksac*, David Paulucci, John Sfakianos, Susan Lerner, Jorge Pereira, Ketan Badani, New York, NY
MP30-16 LONGER FUNCTIONAL WARM ISCHEMIC TIMES DO NOT IMPACT DONATION AFTER CARDIAC DEATH RENAL ALLOGRAFT OUTCOMES Heena Singh*, Melissa Huynh, Corinne Weernick, Alp Sener, Patrick Luke, London, Canada
MP30-10 GLOBAL KIDNEY EXCHANGE: STRIVING FOR TRIFECTA OUTCOMES IN MANAGEMENT OF KIDNEY FAILURE Obi Ekwenna*, Toledo, OH, Ty Dunn, Minneapolis, MN, Susan Rees, Perrysburg, OH, Jeffrey Rogers, Winston Salem, NC, Christian Kuhr, Seattle, WA, Alvin Roth, Palo Alto, CA, Laurie Reece, Perrysburg, OH, Kimberly Krawiec, Raleigh-Durham, NC, Samay Jain, David Fumo, Toledo, OH, Christian Marsh, La Jolla, CA, Alejandro Cicero, Mexico City, Mexico, Jonathan Kopke, Perrysburg, OH, Miguel Tan, Atlanta, GA, Puneet Sindhwani, Toledo, OH, Siegfredo Paloyo, Manilla, Philippines, Michael Rees, Toledo, OH
MP30-17 COMPARED INCIDENCE OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS IN A SERIES OF 150 UNCONTROLLED DCD VERSUS 150 DBD KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS Fe´lix Guerrero Ramos*, Teresa Cavero Escribano, Alfredo Rodrı´guez Antolı´n, Manuel Pamplona Casamayor, Jose´ Medina Polo, Angel Tejido Sa´nchez, Federico de la Rosa Kehrmann, Jose´ Manuel Duarte Ojeda, Felipe Villacampa Auba´, Amado Andre´s Belmonte, Juan Passas Martı´nez, Madrid, Spain MP30-18 RACIAL DISPARITIES IN RENAL TRANSPLANTATION Benjamin Abelson*, Colette Harris, Cleveland, OH, Jamie Mitchell, Ann Arbor, MI, Songhua Lin, Charles Modlin, Cleveland, OH
MP30-11 CHOOSING THE LARGER KIDNEY ON CT VOLUMETRY - A STUDY ON THE EARLY POST-DONATION KIDNEY FUNCTION OF LIVING DONORS Lynnette Tan*, Singapore, Singapore
MP30-19 1 YEAR FOLLOW-UP: PERCUTANEOUS RENAL HILAR BLOCKADE TO PREDICT SUCCESS OF AUTO KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION FOR LOIN PAIN HEMATURIA SYNDROME Jeffrey Campsen, Mitchell Bassett*, Ryan O’hara, Alec Rosales, Robin Kim, Rulon Hardman, Blake Hamilton, Salt Lake City, UT
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MP30-20 SUPRARENAL VENA CAVA RESECTION WITHOUT RECONSTRUCTION Cory Hugen*, Jeffrey Loh-Doyle, Anne Schuckman, Hooman Djaladat, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 31
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP31-01 LONG-TERM SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF SER120 1.5 MCG IN PATIENTS WITH NOCTURIA: RESULTS FROM A 2-YEAR OPEN-LABEL EXTENSION STUDY Scott MacDiarmid*, Greensboro, NC, JP Nicandro, Irvine, CA, Maria Cheng, Milford, PA, Steven Abrams, Irvine, CA, Seymour Fein, Milford, PA, Alan Wein, Philadelphia, PA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP31-07 URINARY STEM CELL FACTOR MAY BECOME THE DIAGNOSABLE BIOMARKER OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN WOMEN Takashi Hamakawa*, Yasue Kubota, Yuya Ota, Naoko Unno, Rika Banno, Masa Takada, Shoichi Sasaki, Kenjiro Kohri, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan MP31-08 IS OSTEOPOROSIS AN INDEPENDENT RISK FACTOR FOR URINARY INCONTINENCE? RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY Sarah Mozafarpour*, Boston, MA, Jessica Lloyd, Cleveland, OH, Farsad Afshinnia, Ann Arbor, MI, Libing Hu, Boston, MA, Howard Goldman, Cleveland, OH
MP31-02 MICRORNA-132 INDUCES BLADDER HYPERTROPHY AND BLADDER OVERACTIVITY VIA DOWNREGULATION OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE Mahendra Kashyap*, Christopher Chermansky, Naoki Yoshimura, Pradeep Tyagi, Pittsburgh, PA MP31-03 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE URINARY MICROBIOME AND CENTRAL SENSITIZATION IN WOMEN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER Joshua Cohn*, Nashville, TN, Elizabeth Timbrook Brown, Washington, DC, Yan Guo, Casey Kowalik, Melissa Kaufman, Roger Dmochowski, Stephen Bruehl, Charles Robb Flynn, W. Stuart Reynolds, Nashville, TN
MP31-09 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN POSTOPERATIVE URETHRAL AND VESICAL ANATOMICAL FEATURES ON MRI AND LOWER TRACT URINARY SYMPTOMS AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY. Nobuhiro Haga*, Tomohiko Yanagida, Ken Aikawa, Yoshiyuki Kojima, Fukushima, Japan
MP31-04 THE POWER OF CROWDSOURCING: NOVEL METHOD FOR DISCOVERY OF URINE BIOMARKERS Michael Chancellor*, Sarah Bartolone, Royal Oak, MI, Interstitial Cystitis Association, McLean, VA, Joseph Janicki, Pittsburgh, PA, Bernadette Zwaans, Abdrew Verneecke, Kenneth Peters, Laura Lamb, Royal Oak, MI
MP31-10 HEALTH LITERACY, COGNITION AND URINARY INCONTINENCE AMONG GERIATRIC INPATIENTS DISCHARGED TO SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES Joshua Cohn*, Avantika Shah, Sandra Simmons, Kathryn Goggins, Sunil Kripalani, Roger Dmochowski, John Schnelle, W. Stuart Reynolds, Nashville, TN
MP31-05 IMPACT OF BRAIN-TYPE NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE, A REPRESENTATIVE BIOMARKER FOR CARDIAC LOAD, ON NOCTURIA IN MEN. Keita Izumi*, Masaya Ito, Masaharu Inoue, Toshiki Kijima, Soichiro Yoshida, Minato Yokoyama, Junichiro Ishioka, Yoh Matsuoka, Kazutaka Saito, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP31-11 NOVEL ORAL THERAPY FOR INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME Amandeep Mahal, Amy Dobberfuhl*, Craig Comiter, Palo Alto, CA MP31-12 PREVALENCE AND PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF DE NOVO DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY AFTER ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Junya Hata*, Kanako Matsuoka, Yuichi Sato, Hidenori Akaihata, Masao Kataoka, Soichiro Ogawa, Nobuhiro Haga, Kei Ishibashi, Ken Aikawa, Yoshiyuki Kojima, Fukushima City, Japan
MP31-06 UTILITY OF BLADDER DIARIES CONTAINING FREQUENCY VOLUME CHARTS Jerry G Blaivas, New York, NY, Lucas J Policastro*, Brooklyn, NY, Zahava M Hirsch, New York, NY, Amy L O’Boyle, Bethesda, MD, David Chaikin, Morristown, NJ
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URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: NON-NEUROGENIC VOIDING DYSFUNCTION I Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Marcio Averbeck, Toby Chai and Stephanie Kielb
MP31-17 SEX SPECIFIC RESPONSE OF GABAB RECEPTOR INHIBITION DURING TIBIAL AND PUDENDAL NEUROMODULATION OF BLADDER OVERACTIVITY IN CATS Thomas Fuller*, Pittsburgh, PA, Xuewen Jiang, Jinan, China, People’s Republic of, Utsav Bansal, Vladamir Lamm, Bing Shen, Jicheng Wang, James Roppolo, William DeGroat, Changfeng Tai, Pittsburgh, PA
MP31-13 DOES 3-VOLT MOTOR PROVOCATION DURING SACRAL NEUROMODULATION IMPROVE CLINICAL OUTCOME FOR OBS AND URINARY RETENTION? serge Marinkovic*, Joseph Ford, Detroit, MI MP31-14 IMBALANCE BETWEEN MATRIX ETALLOPROTEINASE-1 (MMP-1) AND TISSUE INHIBITOR OF METALLOPROTEINASE-1 (TIMP-1) CONTRIBUTES TO INCREASED FIBROSIS OF BLADDER IN LONG-TERM DIABETIC RATS Rania Elrashidy, Zagazig, Egypt, Zhenqun Xu, Shenyang, China, People’s Republic of, Firouz Daneshgari, Guiming Liu*, Cleveland, OH
MP31-18 SPINAL CORD STIMULATION ATTENUATES VISCERAL PAIN-RELATED VISCEROMOTOR REFLEXES IN RODENTS WITH CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE-INDUCED CYSTITIS Jih-Chao Yeh*, David A. Ginsberg, Larissa V. Rodriguez, Huiyi Harriet Chang, Los Angeles, CA
MP31-15 A NEW APPROACH TO MEASURING DETRUSOR CONTRACTION PATTERN CHANGE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Takeya Kitta*, Yukiko Kanno, Mifuka Ouchi, Kimihiko Moriya, Satoru Maruyama, Takashige Abe, Nobuo Shinohara, Sarporo, Japan
MP31-19 SYMPTOMATIC OVERLAP IN OVERACTIVE BLADDER AND INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME A. Lenore Ackerman*, Los Angeles, CA, H. Henry Lai, St. Louis, MO, Karyn Eilber, Jennifer Anger, Los Angeles, CA MP31-20 CORRELATION BETWEEN SYMPTOM SEVERITY AND BOTHER IN PATIENTS WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS Jerry G Blaivas, New York, NY, Lucas J. Policastro*, Brooklyn, NY, Zahava M. Hirsch, New York, NY, Amy L. O’Boyle, Bethesda, MD, David Chaikin, Morristown, NJ
MP31-16 CONCOMITANT OVERACTIVE BLADDER MEDICATION USAGE AFTER SACRAL NEUROMODULATION IMPLANT Karen Noblett*, Riverside, CA, Jeffrey Mangel, Cleveland, OH, Craig Comiter, Stanford, CA, Samuel Zylstra, Whitinsville, MA, Erin T. Bird, Temple, TX, Tomas L. Griebling, Kansas City, KS, Daniel Culkin, Oklahoma City, OK, Suzette E. Sutherland, Seattle, WA, Kellie Berg, Fangyu Kan, Minneapolis, MN, Steven Siegel, Woodbury, MN
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 32 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: VALUE OF CARE: COST AND OUTCOMES MEASURES II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Celeste Alston, Yair Lotan and Christopher Tessier ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP32-01 PROSTATE BIOPSY PAYMENTS TO AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTERS STABLE AS PHYSICIAN REIMBURSEMENT FALLS: SUMMARY OF MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENT 2012 – 2014 Mark Henry, David Howard, Dattatraya Patil, Atlanta, GA, Benjamin Davies, Pittsburgh, PA, Christopher Filson*, Atlanta, GA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP32-03 THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS DUE TO WORK LOSS ASSOCIATED WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN THE UNITED STATES Emily Durden*, Bethesda, MD, David Walker, Northbrook, IL, Stephani Gray, Robert Fowler, Paul Juneau, Bethesda, MD, Katherine Gooch, Northbrook, IL MP32-04 MEDICARE ACO ENROLLMENT AND APPROPRIATENESS OF PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING Matthew Resnick*, Robert Gambrel, Amy Graves, Mark Tyson, Daniel Lee, Melinda Buntin, David Penson, Nashville, TN
MP32-02 TELEMEDICINE UTILIZATION IN PEDIATRIC UROLOGY AND BEYOND Stephen Canon*, Ismael Zamilpa, Ashay Patel, Mary Marquette, Little Rock, AR
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MP32-06 VARIATIONS IN ACCRUAL AND RACE/ETHNICITY REPORTING IN UROLOGY AND NON-UROLOGY RELATED CANCER TRIALS. Koushik Paul*, Chap Le, Badrinath Konety, Minneapolis, MN
MP32-14 A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER VERSUS ADVANCE MALE SLING IN POST PROSTATECTOMY STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE Samer Shamout*, Sara Nazha, Alice Dragomir, Noemie Prevost, Lysanne Campeau, Montreal, Canada
MP32-07 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HOSPITAL ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATION STATUS AND READMISSION FOLLOWING CYSTECTOMY AND OTHER MAJOR SURGERY Tudor Borza*, Mary K. Oerline, Ted A. Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI, Bruce L. Jacobs, Pittsuburgh, PA, Amy N. Luckebaugh, Matthew Lee, Rita Jen, John M. Hollingsworth, Vahakn B. Shahinian, Brent K. Hollenbeck, Ann Arbor, MI
MP32-15 CARE PATHWAY VARIATION AND SURGICAL COST MEASUREMENT FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY WITH TIME-DRIVEN ACTIVITY-BASED COSTING Ian Metzler*, Dylan Issac, Manint Usawachintachit, Matthew Hudnall, Kazumi Taguchi, David Tzou, Tom Chi, San Francisco, CA
MP32-08 ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS AND THE USE OF PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING Christian P. Meyer*, Anna Krasnova, Boston, MA, Jesse D. Sammon, Detroit, MI, Philipp Gild, Nicolas von Landenberg, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Joel S. Weissman, Boston, MA, Felix K.H. Chun, Margit Fisch, Hamburg, Germany, Maxine Sun, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
MP32-16 COST IMPACT ANALYSIS OF ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY PROTOCOL IMPLEMENTATION IN A RADICAL CYSTECTOMY COHORT OF PATIENTS Juan Chipollini*, Dominic Tang, Karim Hussein, Sephalie Patel, Rosemarie Garcia Getting, Michael Poch, Tampa, FL
MP32-09 PATIENTS RECEIVING VALUE-BASED CARE FOR BPH SURGERY DO NOT EXPERIENCE WORSE CLINICAL OUTCOMES Alan L Kaplan*, Vishnukamal Golla, Catherine M. Crespi, Jamal Nabhani, Mark S. Litwin, Christopher Saigal, Los Angeles, CA
MP32-17 THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE ON ONLINE CONSUMER RATINGS AND SURGICAL VOLUME AMONG CALIFORNIA UROLOGISTS Justin Houman*, James Weinberger, Los Angeles, CA, Ashley Caron, Davis, CA, Joe Thum, Devin Patel, Timothy J. Daskivich, Los Angeles, CA
MP32-10 VARIATIONS IN THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE AT AN ACADEMIC UROLOGY DEPARTMENT: HOW SURVEY RESULTS DRIVE LIKELIHOOD TO RECOMMEND METRICS Richard Matulewicz*, Kalen Rimar, Kent Perry, Edward Schaeffer, Chicago, IL
MP32-18 ERRONEOUS INTERPRETATION OF ONLINE SURGICAL SCORECARD MAY HARM PATIENTS BY INCREASING WILLINGNESS TO PAY OUT-OF-POCKET EXPENSES FOR A VANISHINGLY LOW CHANCE OF LOWERING THE POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATION RISK Christopher J Weight*, Brett J Watson, Lucas Labine, Jacob A Albersheim-Carter, Matthew T Rasmussen, Daniel L Plack, Badrinath R Konety, Minneapolis, MN
MP32-11 THE IMPACT OF THE CHOOSING WISELY CAMPAIGN ON LOW VALUE UROLOGIC PRACTISES Blayne Welk*, Jennifer Winick-Ng, Andrew McClure, London, Canada, Girish Kulkarni, Michael Ordon, Toronto, Canada
MP32-19 COST ANALYSIS FOR INITIAL EVALUATION OF HEMATURIA: IMPACT OF TELE-UROLOGY CLINICS Vitaly Zholudev*, Dean Laganosky, Ilan Safir, Maggie Dear, Jennifer Lindelow, Brooks Goodgame, James Baumgardner, Dominick Vior, Ralph Gary, Donald Finnerty, Filson Christopher, Muta Issa, Decatur, GA
MP32-12 HARNESSING FULL TEXT PATHOLOGY DATA FROM THE ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD TO ADVANCE BLADDER CANCER CARE – DEVELOPMENT OF A NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM TO GENERATE LONGITUDINAL PATHOLOGY DATA Florian Schroeck*, White River Junction, VT, Olga Patterson, Patrick Alba, Scott DuVall, Salt Lake City, UT, Brenda Sirovich, Douglas Robertson, White River Junction, VT, John Seigne, Lebanon, NH, Philip Goodney, White River Junction, VT
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MP32-13 COMPLIANCE WITH NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (NMIBC) GUIDELINES: AN UPDATED POPULATIONBASED ASSESSMENT OF CARE DELIVERY Conrad Tobert*, Bradley Erickson, Bradley McDowell, Thomas Gruca, Mary Charlton, Sarah Bell, Kenneth Nepple, Iowa City, IA
MP32-05 MEDICARE ACO ENROLLMENT AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING Matthew Resnick*, Robert Gambrel, Amy Graves, Mark Tyson, Daniel Lee, Melinda Buntin, David Penson, Nashville, TN
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MP32-20 UROLOGIST PRACTICE STRUCTURE AND VALUE OF PROSTATE CANCER CARE Lindsey Herrel*, Brent Hollenbeck, Samuel Kaufman, Phyllis Yan, Tudor Borza, Ted Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI, Florian Schroeck, Hanover, NH, Vahakn Shahinian, Ann Arbor, MI
Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 33 PROSTATE CANCER: DETECTION & SCREENING III Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Daniel Barocas, Fred Saad and Rafael Sanchez-Salas ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP33-01 SIMILAR HIGH-GRADE PROSTATE CANCER DETECTION BY SEXTANT BIOPSY, 12-CORE TRUS BIOPSY AND MRI-TARGETED BIOPSY IN THE 5TH SCREENING ROUND OF THE ERSPC ROTTERDAM Arnout Alberts*, Ivo Schoots, Frank-Jan Drost, Leonard Bokhorst, Geert van Leenders, Roy Dwarkasing, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Jelle Barentsz, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Fritz Schröder, Chris Bangma, Monique Roobol, Rotterdam, Netherlands
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP33-06 COMBINED URINE AND PLASMA BIOMARKERS ARE HIGHLY ACCURATE FOR PREDICTING HIGH GRADE PROSTATE CANCER Maher Albitar*, Wanlong Ma, Aliso Viejo, CA, Lars Lund, Odense, Denmark, Babak Shahbaba, Edward Uchio, Irvine, CA, Soren Feddersen, Odense, Denmark, Donald Moylan, Kirk Wojno, Royal Oak, MI, Neal Shore, Myrtle Beach, SC MP33-07 CHARACTERIZING LOCAL RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY USING MR-TARGETED BIOPSY Shawn Mendonca*, John Graham, Daniel Sjoberg, Melissa Assel, Jonathan Coleman, Behfar Ehdaie, New York, NY
MP33-02 DISADVANTAGED SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS IS STRONGLY ASSOCIATED WITH METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Jared P. Schober*, Kristian D. Stensland, Alireza Moinzadeh, Karim Hamawy, David Canes, Burlington, MA
MP33-08 BASELINE PSA IN OLDER MALES PREDICTS PROSTATE CANCER MORTALITY AND METASTATIC DISEASE Adrien Bernstein*, Ron Golan, Brian Dinerman, Aaron Bernie, Jim C. Hu, NEW YORK, NY
MP33-03 USPSTF FALLOUT: IS DISEASE BURDEN AT DIAGNOSIS OF METASTATIC DISEASE RISING? Jared P. Schober*, Kristian D. Stensland, Karim Hamawy, Alireza Moinzadeh, David Canes, Burlington, MA
MP33-09 CLINICAL UTILITY OF PSEUDOURIDINE AS A DIAGNOSTIC MARKER TO DETECT PROSTATE CANCER Jennifer Stockert*, Shalini S Yadav, Ashutosh Tewari, Kamlesh K Yadav, New York, NY
MP33-04 A EIGHT-YEAR SCREENING PROGRAM IN HIGH RISK FAMILIES. NUMBER OF AFFECTED RELATIVES AND EARLY ONSET ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A HIGH RISK DETECTION. Pierre Callerot*, Marie-Pierre Moineau, Brest, France, Isabelle Cussenot, Francoise Baschet, Paris, France, Joel L’her, Laurent Doucet, Brest, France, Luc Cormier, Dijon, France, Philippe Mangin, Olivier Cussenot, Paris, France, Georges Fournier, Antoine Valeri, Brest, France
MP33-10 EVALUATION OF THE CLINICAL UTILITY OF AN EPIGENETIC ASSAY TO REDUCE UNNECESSARY REPEAT PROSTATE BIOPSIES Leander Van Neste, Maastricht, Netherlands, Jack Groskopf, Irvine, CA, Wim Van Crienke*, Ghent, Belgium MP33-11 GENETIC RISK SCORE CAN DISTINGUISH RISK OF PROSTATE CANCER AMONG FAMILY MEMBERS WITH SIMILAR DEGREES OF RELATIONSHIP Brian Helfand*, Evanston, IL, Haitao Chen, Rong Na, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Carly Conran, Evanston, IL, William Catalona, Chicago, IL, Jianfeng Xu, Evanston, IL
MP33-05 RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY OUTCOMES FROM A VALIDATED URINE EXOSOME GENE EXPRESSION ASSAY WHICH PREDICTS HIGH-GRADE (GS7) PROSTATE CANCER SUGGESTS UTILITY FOR MEN ENROLLED IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Michael Donovan*, NYC, NY, Phillipp Torkler, Mikkel Noerholm, Martinsried, Germany, Johan Skog, Cambridge, MA, James McKiernan, New York City, NY
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MP33-18 OVER HALF OF CONTEMPORARY CLINICAL GLEASON 8 ON PROSTATE BIOPSY ARE DOWNGRADED AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Tracy Han*, Ilhan Gokhan, Ghalib Jibara, Robert Qi, Judd Moul, Durham, NC
MP33-13 THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF DIGITAL RECTAL EXAMINATION FOR PROSTATE CANCER: AN ANALYSIS OF OVER 20,000 BIOPSIES Lorenzo DiGiorgio*, Nitin Patel, Vladislav Bargman, Robert Weiss, Newark, NJ
MP33-19 AN EXOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION STUDY REPLICATED FOR PROSTATE CANCER IN KOREAN POPULATION Jong Jin Oh*, Tae Jin Kim, In Jae Lee, Byund Do Song, Dong Hwan Lee, Yeon Soo Jung, Hak Min Lee, Sung Kyu Hong, Sangchul Lee, Jin-Nyoung Ho, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Sungroh Yoon, Soo Ji Lee, Joohon Sung, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Seok-Soo Byun, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of
MP33-14 THE ROLE OF CHRONIC PROSTATIC INFLAMMATION IN PROSTATE CARCINOGENESIS: A RETROSPECTIVE FOLLOW-UP STUDY Liwei Jia, Shawn Silver*, Gregory MacLennan, Cleveland, OH MP33-15 GENDER DISPARITY: OVERLOOKING HEREDITARY PROSTATE CANCER AND IMPLICATIONS FOR UROLOGY PRACTICE Lauren Bowling*, Carin Espenschied, Michelle Jackson, Bryan Mak, Holly Laduca, Aliso Viejo, CA
MP33-20 THE SMARTTARGET BIOPSY TRIAL: A PROSPECTIVE PAIRED BLINDED TRIAL WITH RANDOMISATION TO COMPARE VISUAL-ESTIMATION AND IMAGE-FUSION TARGETED PROSTATE BIOPSIES Ian Donaldson*, Sami Hamid, Dean Barratt, Yipeng Hu, Rachel Rodell, Barbara Villarini, Ester Bonmati, Paul Martin, David Hawkes, Neil McCartan, Ingrid Potyka, Norman Williams, Chris Brew-Graves, Caroline Moore, Mark Emberton, Hashim Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
MP33-16 PATIENT SELECTION FOR MULTIPARAMETRIC PROSTATE MRI: IDENTIFYING CLINICAL PREDICTORS FOR ACTIONABLE PIRADS LESIONS ON IMAGING Vinay Patel*, Paras Shah, New Hyde Park, NY, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Arvin George, Ann Arbor, MI, Geoffrey Gaunay, Jose Vilaro, Manish Vira, Simon Hall, New Hyde Park, NY
*Presenting author
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MP33-17 POTENTIAL ROLE OF A NOVEL URINARY BIOMARKER-BASED RISK SCORE TO SELECT PATIENTS FOR MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI FOR PROSTATE CANCER DETECTION. Rianne J Hendriks, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Leander Van Neste, Maastricht, Netherlands, Mulders Marloes, Jack A Schalken*, Inge M Van Oort, Nijmegen, Netherlands
MP33-12 DEVELOPMENT OF A PROSTATE CANCER GENE EXPRESSION PANEL TO ADDRESS RACIAL DIFFERENCES OF MOLECULAR ALTERATIONS IN PROSTATE CANCER Indu Kohaar*, Lakshmi Ravindranath, Sreedatta Banerjee, Yongmei Chen, Amina Ali, Rockville, MD, Jacob Kagan, Sudhir Srivastava, Bethesda, MD, Albert Dobi, David McLeod, Rockville, MD, Inger Rosner, Bethesda, MD, Shiv Srivastava, Gyorgy Petrovics, Rockville, MD
Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 34 BLADDER CANCER: INVASIVE II Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Khurshid Guru, Nathan Lawrentschuk and Alan Nieder ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP34-01 MOLECULAR SUBTYPES OF MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER ARE RELATED TO BENEFIT FROM NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY: DEVELOPMENT OF A SINGLE SAMPLE PATIENT ASSAY Roland Seiler*, Hussam Al Deen Ashab, Nicholas Erho, Vancouver, Canada, Bas W.G. van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Brian Winters, Seattle, WA, James Douglas, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Kim Van Kessel, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Elisabeth E. Fransen van de Putte, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Matthew Sommerlad, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Qiqi Wang, Voleak Choeurng, Ewan A. Gibb, Beatrix Palmer-Aronsten, Lucia L. Lam, Christine Buerki, Elai Davicioni, Vancouver, Canada, Gottfrid Sjödahl, Malmo, Sweden, Jordan Kardos, Katherine A. Hoadley, Chapel Hill, NC, Seth P. Lerner, David J. McConkey, Woonyoung Choi, Houston, TX, William Y. Kim, Chapel Hill, NC, Bernhard Kiss, George N. Thalmann, Bern, Switzerland, Tilman Todenhöfer, Vancouver, Canada, Simon J. Crabb, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Scott North, Edmonton, Canada, Ellen C. Zwarthoff, Joost L. Boormans, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Jonathan Wright, Seattle, WA, Marc Dall’Era, Sacramento, CA, Michiel S. van der Heijden, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Peter C. Black, Vancouver, Canada
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP34-04 POST-CHEMOTHERAPY PD-L1 EXPRESSION CORRELATES WITH CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN JAPANESE BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH TOTAL CYSTECTOMY. Yasuhiro Hashimoto*, Hiromi Murasawa, Hiromichi Iwamura, Atsushi Imai, Shingo Hatakeyama, Takahiro Yoneyama, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan, Ikuya Iwabuchi, Masaru Ogasawara, Toshiaki Kawaguchi, Aomori, Japan MP34-05 THE PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF TNM STAGING IN BLADDER CANCER AFTER NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY CAN BE ENHANCED WITH TUMOR REGRESSION GRADING Roland Seiler*, Htoo Zarni Oo, Tilman Todenhöfer, Ladan Fazli, Mads Daugaard, Peter Black, Vancouver, Canada MP34-06 DEVELOPMENT AND EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF A NOVEL 12-GENE SIGNATURE ON MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER FOR PREDICTION OF OVERALL SURVIVAL: LINKAGE TO DATA FROM THE CANCER GENOME ATLAS Huyang Xie*, Fangning Wan, Beihe Wang, Yiping Zhu, Yijun Shen, Dingwei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of MP34-07 MULTIPLEX LIGATION-DEPENDENT PROBE AMPLIFICATION OF GENOMIC ABERRATIONS OF CIRCULATING, CELLFREE DNA IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Armin Soave*, Felix Chun, Michael Rink, Lars Weisbach, Valentin Maurer, Philipp Gild, Bettina Steinbach, Margit Fisch, Klaus Pantel, Heidi Schwarzenbach, Hamburg, Germany
MP34-02 PRACTICE PATTERNS AND SURVIVAL FOR PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER: DOES REAL WORLD PRACTICE PARALLEL CLINICAL TRIAL OUTCOMES? William Parker*, Lance Pagliaro, Brian Costello, Igor Frank, Elizabeth Habermann, Matthew Tollefson, R. Houston Thompson, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Harras Zaid, Rochester, MN, Jeffrey Holzbeierlein, Kansas City, KS, Stephen Boorjian, Rochester, MN
MP34-08 HIPEC WITH CYTOREDUCTIVE SURGERY CAN CURE PATIENTS WITH LIMITED PERITONEAL CARCINOMATOSIS FROM ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE URACHUS Mark Behrendt, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Akash Mehta, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Elisabeth Fransen van de Putte, Michiel Van der Heijden, Simon Horenblas, Luc Moonen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Vic Verwaal, Aarhus, Denmark, Wim Meinhardt, Bas Van Rhijn*, Amsterdam, Netherlands
MP34-03 ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS WITH RESIDUAL CANCER AT CYSTECTOMY FOLLOWING PREOPERATIVE CHEMOTHERAPY: A PATHOLOGIC STAGE-MATCHED COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Bimal Bhindi*, Igor Frank, William Parker, Ross Mason, Robert Tarrell, Prabin Thapa, John Cheville, Brian Costello, Lance Pagliaro, R. Jeffrey Karnes, R. Houston Thompson, Matthew Tollefson, Stephen Boorjian, Rochester, MN
MP34-09 IS A DELAY IN THE TIMING OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY REALLY DETRIMENTAL? A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON A SINGLE CENTRE COHORT Alessandro Antonelli, Stefania Zamboni, Maria Cristina Marconi, Carlotta Palumbo*, Sandra Belotti, Luca Cristinelli, Vincenzo De Luca, Claudio Simeone, Brescia, Italy
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MP34-11 NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY PRIOR TO RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR MUSCLEINVASIVE BLADDER CANCER WITH VARIANT HISTOLOGY Malte W. Vetterlein*, Stephanie Mullane, Thomas Seisen, Richard Lander, Björn Löppenberg, Toni K. Choueiri, Joaquim Bellmunt, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Adam S. Kibel, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Mark A. Preston, Boston, MA
MP34-16 COULD ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY HAVE THERAPEUTIC BENEFIT AFTER NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN PT3 MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER? Minami Omura*, Eiji Kikuchi, Koichiro Ogihara, Kyohei Hakozaki, Keishiro Fukumoto, Tokyo, Japan, Go Kaneko, Yasumasa Miyazaki, Kanagawa, Japan, Nobuyuki Tanaka, Suguru Shirotake, Kunimitsu Kanai, Saitama, Japan, Kazuhiro Matsumoto, Hirohiko Nagata, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP34-12 OVEREXPRESSION OF AUTOPHAGYRELATED GENE ATG7 PROMOTES BLADDER CANCER INVASION VIA AUTOPHAGIC REMOVAL OF PRE-MRNA PROCESSING PROTEIN AUF1 AND INCREASED STABILITY OF RHOGDI MRNA IN VITRO AND IN VIVO Junlan Zhu*, Yang Li, Chuanshu Huang, tuxedo, NY, Xue-Ru Wu, new york, NY MP34-13 NEOADJUVANT SORAFENIB, GEMCITABINE, AND CISPLATIN (SGC) FOR MUSCLE-INVASIVE UROTHELIAL BLADDER CANCER (MIUBC): FINAL RESULTS AND TRANSLATIONAL FINDINGS OF AN OPEN-LABEL, SINGLEARM, PHASE 2 STUDY. Andrea Necchi*, Salvatore Lo Vullo, Daniele Raggi, Patrizia Giannatempo, Nicola Nicolai, Davide Biasoni, Mario Catanzaro, Tullio Torelli, Silvia Stagni, Giuseppina Calareso, Elena Togliardi, Maurizio Colecchia, Adele Busico, Federica Perrone, Luigi Mariani, Roberto Salvioni, Milan, Italy
MP34-17 PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF SERUM -GLUTAMYLTRANSFERASE IN ADVANCED UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA PATIENTS Hiroshi Fukushima*, Yasukazu Nakanishi, Madoka Kataoka, Ken-ichi Tobisu, Fumitaka Koga, Tokyo, Japan MP34-18 EARLY DETECTION OF ASYMPTOMATIC VISCERAL RECURRENCE BY ROUTINE CT SCAN AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY CONTRIBUTES BETTER PROGNOSIS IN PATIENTS WITH MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Ayumu kusaka*, Shingo Hatakeyama, Hayato Yamamoto, Atsushi Imai, Takahiro Yoneyama, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP34-14 THE EFFECT OF ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH ADVERSE PATHOLOGY AFTER NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER William Parker*, Elizabeth Habermann, Courtney Day, Harras Zaid, Igor Frank, R. Houston Thompson, Matthew Tollefson, Stephen Boorjian, Lance Pagliaro, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
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MP34-19 EFFECT OF HISTOLOGICAL VARIANTS ON THE OUTCOMES OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR NON-METASTATIC MUSCLE-INVASIVE URINARY BLADDER CANCER Malte W. Vetterlein*, Thomas Seisen, Jeffrey J. Leow, Mark A. Preston, Maxine Sun, David F. Friedlander, Christian P. Meyer, Boston, MA, Felix K.-H. Chun, Hamburg, Germany, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Adam S. Kibel, Joaquim Bellmunt, Toni K. Choueiri, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
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MP34-15 A EUROPEAN MULTI-CENTRE REPORT ON CURRENT NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY ADMINISTRATION RATES IN ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY PATIENTS AND THE IMPACT ON PATHOLOGICAL STAGING Justin Collins*, Abolfazl Hosseini, Christofer Adding, Stockholm, Sweden, Anthony Koupparis, Edward Rowe, Bristol, United Kingdom, Matthew Perry, Rami Issa, London, United Kingdom, Tommy Nyberg, Stockholm, Sweden, Martin Schumacher, Aarau, Switzerland, Carl Wijburg, Arnhem, Netherlands, A. Erdem Canda, Ankara, Turkey, Mevlana Balbay, Istanbul, Turkey, Karel Decaestecker, Ghent, Belgium, Christian Schwentner, Arnulf Stenzl, Tuebingen, Germany, Sebastian Edeling, Sasa Pokupik, Hanover, Germany, Ferderiek D’Hondt, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Peter Wiklund, Stockholm, Sweden
MP34-10 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF CYSTECTOMY ASSESSMENT AND SURGICAL EVALUATION (CASE) SCORING FOR MALE RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Kevin Sexton*, Ahmed Hussein, Buffalo, NY, Meng Maxwell, San Francisco, CA, Abolfazl Hosseini, Peter Wiklund, Solna, Sweden, Daniel Eun, Philidelphia, PA, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA, Bernard Bochner, New York, NY, James Peabody, Detroit, MI, Ronney Abaza, Dublin, OH, Eila Skinner, Stanford, CA, Richard Hautmann, Lu¨denscheid, Germany, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
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MP34-20 CAN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY BE PERFORMED SAFELY IN THE METASTATIC SETTING? LOCATION OF METASTATIC BLADDER CANCER AS A DETERMINANT OF IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY Emanuele Zaffuto*, Marco Moschini, Milan, Italy, Sami-Ramzi Leyh-Bannurah, Hamburg, Germany, Stephanie Gazdovich, Montreal, Canada, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Milan, Italy, Raisa S. Pompe, Hamburg, Germany, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Fred Saad, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada
Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 21 STONE DISEASE: SURGICAL THERAPY II Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Justin Friedlander, Kenneth Pace and Ravindra Sabnis
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD21-01 DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER SURGERY: URETEROSCOPIC VERSUS SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY Shuzo Hamamoto*, Teruaki Sugino, Rei Unno, Kazumi Taguchi, Ryosuke Ando, Nagoya, Japan, Shinsuke Okada, Chiba, Japan, Takaaki Inoue, Osaka, Japan, Atsushi Okada, Keiichi Tozawa, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:10 PD21-05 A NEW NAVIGATION SYSTEM OF RENAL PUNCTURE FOR ENDOSCOPIC COMBINED INTRARENAL SURGERY: REAL-TIME VIRTUAL SONOGRAPHYGUIDED RENAL ACCESS Shuzo Hamamoto*, Teruaki Sugino, Rei Unno, Kazumi Taguchi, Ryosuke Ando, Nagoya, Japan, Shinsuke Okada, Chiba, Japan, Takaaki Inoue, Osaka, Japan, Atsushi Okada, Keiichi Tozawa, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
PD21-02 MINIMIZING THE COST OF TREATING ASYMPTOMATIC URETEROLITHIASIS Remy Lamberts*, Simon conti, John Leppert, Christopher Elliott, Stanford, CA PD21-03 PERCUTANEOUS ACCESS OBTAINED BY UROLOGIST IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASED COMPLICATIONS, SHORTER LENGTH OF STAY, AND LOWER HOSPITAL COSTS IN PCNL Ruslan Korets*, Jacqueline M Speed, Ye Wang, Steven L Chang, Boston, MA PD21-04 COMPARISON OF ULTRASOUND-GUIDED, CONVENTIONAL FLUOROSCOPIC, AND A NOVEL LASER DIRECT ALIGNMENT RADIATION REDUCTION TECHNIQUE FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Samuel Abourbih*, Mohamed Keheila, Patrick Yang, Muhannad Alsyouf, Jason Smith, Braden Mattison, Nazih Khater, Jim Shen, Salim Cheriyan, D. Duane Baldwin, Loma Linda, CA
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PD21-06 “DOES SIZE OF SHEATH MATTER ?” FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY : OUR PROSPECTIVE AND RANDOMIZED TRIAL FOR SMALL SIZE ( 10-20 MM ) RENAL CALCULI Ajay Bhandarkar*, Vadodara, India
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PD21-07 PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY OF FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPIC HOLMIUM LASER LITHOTRIPSY USING HIGHFREQUENCY STONE DUSTING VERSUS A LOW-FREQUENCY STONE BREAKING PROTOCOL FOR THE TREATMENT OF RENAL STONES LARGER THAN 2 CM Abhishek Singh*, Abhinav Jain, Arvind Ganpule, Ravindra Sabnis, Mahesh Desai, Nadiad, India
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PD21-08 IS ENDOSCOPIC EVALUATION AT THE END OF RETROGRADE INTRA-RENAL SURGERY A RELIABLE PREDICTOR OF POST-OPERATIVE SIGNIFICANT RESIDUAL FRAGMENTS? Andrea Bosio*, Eugenio Alessandria, Ettore Dalmasso, Dario Peretti, Federico Vitiello, Alessandro Bisconti, Paolo Destefanis, Paolo Gontero, Turin, Italy
PD21-09 TRUE STONE FREE RATES OF FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPY FOR RENAL CALCULI UTILIZING STRICT CT CRITERIA Nadya E. York*, Hazem M. Elmansy, Marcelino E. Rivera, Amy E. Krambeck, James E. Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
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PD21-10 ACTIVE STONE REMOVAL CAN PREVENT UROLITHIASIS-RELATED DEATHS IN PATIENTS WITH POOR PERFORMANCE STATUS. Shimpei Yamashita*, Yasuo Kohjimoto, Takashi Iguchi, Akinori Iba, Isao Hara, Wakayama, Japan
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PD21-11 PCNL IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS: AN EVALUATION OF OUTCOMES, COMPLICATIONS AND DISCHARGE NEEDS Brandon Otto, Russell Terry*, John Shields, Forat Lufti, Mohit Gupta, Vincent Bird, Gainesville, FL
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PD21-12 ECIRS (ENDOSCOPIC COMBINED INTRARENAL SURGERY) IN THE GALDAKAO-MODIFIED SUPINE VALDIVIA POSITION Cesare Marco Scoffone*, Cecilia Cracco, Torino, Italy APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 22 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: SURGICAL THERAPY II Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Arthur Burnett, Ian Eardley and Ricardo Munarriz
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD22-01 GLANS NECROSIS FOLLOWING PENILE IMPLANT: WHAT CAN BE LEARNED? Steven Wilson*, Cesar Mora-Estaves, La Quinta, CA, Paulo Egydio, Sao Paulo, Brazil, David Ralph, London, United Kingdom
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:30 PD22-06 REAR TIP EXTENDERS DURING INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS PLACEMENT: IMPACT ON NEED FOR REVISION Kenneth DeLay*, Andrew Gabrielson, New Orleans, LA, Faysal Yafi, Orange, CA, Wayne Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
PD22-02 LONG ACTING PREOPERATIVE LOCAL ANESTHETIC BLOCK TO LIMIT OPIOID ADMINISTRATION AFTER INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS INSERTION John Griffith*, Robert Valenzuela, New York, NY PD22-03 OXIDIZED REGENERATED CELLULOSE (FIBRILLAR™) REDUCES RISK OF POSTOPERATIVE HEMATOMA FOLLOWING INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS Alexander Rozanski*, Alexander Liu, Nabeel Shakir, Boyd Viers, Travis Pagliara, Billy Cordon, Maia VanDyke, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX PD22-04 ”DISTAL CORPORAL ANCHORING STITCH” A TECHNIQUE TO ADDRESS DISTAL CORPORAL CROSSOVERS AND IMPENDING LATERAL EXTRUSIONS OF A PENILE PROSTHESIS Gian Maria Busetto*, Gabriele Antonini, Francesco Del Giudice, Ettore De Berardinis, Roma, Italy, Paul E. Perito, Coral Gables, FL PD22-05 HIGH SUBMUSCULAR PLACEMENT OF UROLOGIC PROSTHETIC BALLOONS AND RESERVOIRS: REVIEW OF 500 CASE EXPERIENCE AND REFINED TECHNIQUE FOR OPTIMAL OUTCOMES Travis Pagliara*, Boyd Viers, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX
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PD22-07 SUBTUNICAL VERSUS CONVENTIONAL PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY Osama Abdelwahab*, Tarek Soliman, Hammoda Sherif, Benha, Egypt, Mohamed Habous, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, John Mulhall, NY, NY
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PD22-08 TIMES ARE A CHANGING: DEFINING THE SPECTRUM OF BACTERIA CAUSING INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS INFECTIONS IN THE ERA OF INFECTIONRETARDANT COATED DEVICES. Bruce Kava*, Miami, FL, Steven Wilson, LaQuinta, CA
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PD22-09 NEW DATA REGARDING HIV STATUS AS A PREDICTOR OF POSTOPERATIVE IPP INFECTION Martin Gross*, Keene, NH, Jared Wallen, Tampa, FL, SriGita Madiraju, Kevin Tayon, Boca Raton, FL, Natan Davoudzadeh, Harris Nagler, New York City, NY, Paul Perito, Miami, FL, Ricardo Munarriz, Boston, MA, Doron Stember, New York City, NY
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PD22-10 PENILE PROSTHESIS IN SOLID ORGAN TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS – A MATCHED COHORT STUDY Andrew Sun*, Paurush Babbar, Nitin Yerram, Hans Arora, Drogo Montague, Bradley Gill, Cleveland, OH
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PD22-11 A CUT-OFF HBA1C VALUE OF 8.5% PREDICTS INCREASED RISK OF PENILE IMPLANT INFECTION Mohamad Habous*, Jedda, Saudi Arabia, Raanan Tal, New York, NY, Osama Abdelwahab, Benha, Egypt, Osama Laban, Tabouk, Saudi Arabia, Saad Mahmoud, Jedda, Saudi Arabia, Alaa Tealab, Zagazig, Egypt, Saleh Binsaleh, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, John Mulhall, New York, NY
PD22-12 A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH DOSE GENTAMICIN ON IPP INFECTION RATES Martin Gross*, Keene, NH, Jared Wallen, Tampa, FL, SriGita Madiraju, Kevin Tayon, Boca Raton, FL, Ricardo Munarriz, Boston, MA, Paul Perito, Miami, FL APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 23 BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: SURGICAL THERAPY & NEW TECHNOLOGY III Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Andreas Gross, Steven Kaplan and Kevin Zorn
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD23-01 COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN MONOPOLAR AND BIPOLAR TURP REGARDING THE EFFECT ON THE SEXUAL FUNCTION IN MALE PATIENTS WITH LUTS BY THE USE OF IIEF (SELFQUESTIONNAIRE SCORING SYSTEM) G. El Shorbagy*, Cairo, Egypt, M. El Ghoneimy, A. El Feel, M. Abdel Rassoul, H. Hussein, A. Kassem, M. El Gammal, Nasr city, Cairo, Egypt
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:10 PD23-05 INFERIOR TISSUE ABLATION AFTER 120W GREENLIGHT LASER VAPORIZATION DOES NOT TRANSLATE INTO INFERIOR CLINICAL OUTCOME COMPARED CONVENTIONAL TURP: 3YEAR RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE 3D ULTRASOUND VOLUMETRY STUDY Benedikt Kranzbu¨hler*, Oliver Gross, Christian D. Fankhauser, Marian S. Wettstein, Nico C. Grossmann, Etienne X. Keller, Daniel Eberli, Tullio Sulser, Ce´dric Poyet, Thomas Hermanns, Zurich, Switzerland
PD23-02 TRANSURETHRAL ENUCLEATION WITH BIPOLAR FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: 2-YEAR OUTCOME AND LEARNING CURVE BASED ON A SINGLE SURGEON’S EXPERIENCE WITH 584 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS Yosuke Hirasawa*, Tokyo, Japan, Yuji Kato, Kiichiro Fujita, Saitama, Japan PD23-03 PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY COMPARING MONOPOLAR WITH BIPOLAR TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF PROSTATE ON A LARGE COHORT OF PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC OBSTRUCTION: LONG TERM OUTCOMES Giovanni Palleschi*, Antonio Luigi Pastore, Yazan Al Salhi, Andrea Fuschi, Gennaro Velotti, Antonino Leto, Antonio Carbone, Latina, Italy PD23-04 THULIUM LASER ENUCLEATION (THULEP) VERSUS TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE IN SALINE (TURIS): A RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVE TRIAL TO COMPARE COSTS PER PROCEDURE Giorgio Bozzini*, Castellanza, Italy, Stefano Casellato, Serena Maruccia, Monza, Italy, giovanni saredi, varese, Italy, paolo parma, mantova, Italy, Gianluigi Taverna, Castellanza, Italy
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PD23-06 THULIUM VAPOENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE VERSUS HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE: 6MONTH SAFETY AND EFFICACY RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL Christopher Netsch*, Benedikt Becker, Christian Tiburtius, Christina Moritz, Arcangelo Venneri Becci, Hamburg, Germany, Thomas Herrmann, Hannover, Germany, Andreas Gross, Hamburg, Germany
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PD23-07 EFFECT OF HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE (HOLEP) ON THE SEXUAL FUNCTION Petr Glybochko, Yuriy Alyaev, Leonid Rapoport, Mikhail Enikeev, Dmitry Enikeev*, Nikolay Sorokin, Roman Sukhanov, Alim Dymov, Otabek Khamraev, Denis Davydov, Mark Taratkin, Moscow, Russian Federation
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PD23-08 TRUE COST OF MORCELLATION: COMPARISON OF THE LUMENIS® VERSACUT™ AND WOLF PIRANHA MORCELLATORS Marcelino Rivera*, James Lingeman, Nadya York, Hazem Elmansy, Amy Krambeck, Indianapolis, IN
11:00
PD23-09 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY RECOVERY OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF PROSTATE IN PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Kang Jun Cho*, Jun Sung Koh, Hyun Woo Kim, Dong Hwan Lee, Hyo Sin Kim, Joon Chul Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
11:10
PD23-11 AQUABLATION OF THE PROSTATE FOR SYMPTOMATIC BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: TWO-YEAR RESULTS Peter Gilling*, Tauranga, New Zealand, Paul Anderson, Melbourne, Australia, Andrew Tan, Perth, Australia
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PD23-12 COMPARISON OF PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES BETWEEN HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE AND ROBOTIC ASSISTED SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY Mimi W. Zhang*, Indianapolis, IN, Marawan M. El Tayeb, Temple, TX, Michael S. Borofsky, Minneapolis, MN, Casey A. Dauw, Ann Arbor, MI, Kristofer R. Wagner, Patrick S. Lowry, Erin T. Bird, Tillman C. Hudson, Temple, TX, James E. Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
PD23-10 CONVECTIVE RADIOFREQUENCY THERMAL THERAPY: DURABLE TWOYEAR OUTCOMES OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED AND PROSPECTIVE CROSSOVER STUDY TO RELIEVE LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS DUE TO BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Claus Roehrborn*, Dallas, TX, Steven Gange, Salt Lake City, UT, Marc Gittelman, Aventura, FL, Kenneth Goldberg, Carrollton, TX, Kalpesh Patel, Tucson, AZ, Neal Shore, Myrtle Beach, SC, Richard Levin, Towson, MD, Michael Rousseau, Cincinnati, OH, J. Randolf Beahrs, Woodbury, MN, Jed Kaminetsky, New York, NY, Barrett Cowen, Engelwood, CO, Christopher Cantrill, San Antonio, TX, Lance Mynderse, Rochester, NY, James Ulchaker, Cleveland, OH, Thayne Larson, Scottsdale, AZ, Christopher Dixon, Sleepy Hollow, NY, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 24 PROSTATE CANCER: ADVANCED (INCLUDING DRUG THERAPY) I Room 205 BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderator: E. David Crawford
TIME 9:30
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD24-01 COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF EFFICACIES BETWEEN TWO ALTERNATIVE THERAPEUTIC SEQUENCES WITH NOVEL ANDROGEN RECEPTOR-AXIS-TARGETED AGENTS IN PATIENTS WITH CHEMOTHERAPY-NAIVE METASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Yuto Matsushita*, Hideaki Miyake, Seiichiro Ozono, Hamamatsu, Japan
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:50 PD24-03 ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS TREATED WITH SALVAGE LYMPHNODE DISSECTION (SLND) FOR POSITRONEMISSION TOMOGRAPHY (PET) POSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER (PCA) RELAPSE Andreas Hiester*, Duesseldorf, Germany, Alessandro Nini, Milan, Italy, Gu¨nter Niegisch, Peter Albers, Volker Mueller-Mattheis, Robert Rabenalt, Duesseldorf, Germany
PD24-02 68GA-PSMA PET/CT IMPROVES BIOCHEMICAL RESPONSE AFTER SALVAGE LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR NODAL RECURRENCE IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS Annika Herlemann*, Alexander Kretschmer, Alexander Buchner, Alexander Karl, Stefan Tritschler, Lina El-Malazi, Vera Wenter, Harun Ilhan, Peter Bartenstein, Christian Georg Stief, Christian Gratzke, Munich, Germany
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PD24-04 THE IMPORTANCE OF IMAGING STUDIES TO MONITOR TREATMENT WITH NOVEL AR-TARGETED AGENTS IN METASTATIC CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER (MCRPC) Isabel Heidegger*, David Pfister, Daniel Porres, Pia Paffenholz, Axel Heidenreich, Köln, Germany
10:10
PD24-05 IMPACT OF ABIRATERONE ACETATE IN THE POST-DOCETAXEL SETTING ON THE SURVIVAL OF METASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS: A POPULATIONBASED STUDY IN QUEBEC Alice Dragomir*, Joice Rocha, Marie Vanhuyse, Fabio Cury, Jason Hu, Noe´mie Pre´vost, Armen Aprikian, Montreal, Canada
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PD24-06 TRENDS IN MANAGEMENT OF BONE HEALTH IN MEN WITH METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER: ANALYSIS FROM THE SURVEILLANCE, EPIDEMIOLOGY, AND END RESULTS MEDICARE DATABASE William R. Boysen*, Joseph Rodriguez, Chicago, IL, Kristine Kuchta, Evanston, IL, Melanie A. Adamsky, Chicago, IL, Brian T. Helfand, Sangtae Park, Evanston, IL
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PD24-07 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF RADIUM-223 BY RADICAL LOCAL THERAPY AT INITIAL DIAGNOSIS: A RETROSPECTIVE SUBGROUP ANALYSIS OF ALSYMPCA TRIAL Laurence Klotz*, Toronto, Canada, Christopher Sweeney, Boston, MA, Adam Dicker, philadelphia, PA, Nicholas Vogelzang, Las Vegas, NV, Michael Morris, New York, NY, Frank Verholen, Volker Wagner, Basel, Switzerland, Cindy Lu, Whippany, NJ, Christopher Parker, Sutton, United Kingdom, Oliver Sartor, New Orleans, AL
10:40
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PD24-08 TESTOSTERONE RESPONDERS TO CONTINUOUS ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY EXHIBIT CONSIDERABLE VARIATION IN TESTOSTERONE LEVELS ON FOLLOW UP Rashid Sayyid*, Abdallah Sayyid, Nathan Perlis, Hanan Goldberg, Karen Chadwick, Antonio Finelli, Alexandre Zlotta, Robert Hamilton, Girish Kulkarni, Neil Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
11:00
PD24-10 INTERIM ANALYSIS OF NCT02458716: FEASIBILITY OF CYTOREDUCTIVE PROSTATECTOMY IN MEN NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Bertram Yuh, Duarte, CA, Young Suk Kwon*, Brian Shinder, Sinae Kim, Nara Lee, New Brunswick, NJ, Nora Ruel, Duarte, CA, Shigeo Horie, Tokyo, Japan, Seok-Soo Byun, Seongnam-Si, Korea, Republic of, Dong Hyeon Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Robert Dipaola, Isaac Yi Kim, New Brunswick, NJ
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PD24-11 EVALUATION OF A MULTIMODAL STRATEGY TO ACCELERATE DRUG EVALUATIONS IN EARLY STAGE METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Matthew O’Shaughnessy*, Sean McBride, Hebert Alberto Vargas, Karim Touijer, Michael Morris, Daniel Danila, Vincent Laudone, Bernard Bochner, Joel Sheinfeld, MinYuen Teo, Erica Dayan, Lawrence Bellomo, Glenn Heller, Michael Zelefsky, James Eastham, Peter Scardino, Howard Scher, New York, NY
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PD24-12 OVERALL SURVIVAL ANALYSIS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN AND CAUCASIAN PATIENTS RECEIVING SIPULEUCEL-T: PRELIMINARY DATA FROM THE PROCEED REGISTRY A. Oliver Sartor*, New Orleans, LA, Andrew Armstrong, Durham, NC, Chiledum Ahaghotu, Dorchester, MA, David McLeod, Bethesda, MD, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, David Penson, Nashville, TN, Philip Kantoff, New York, NY, Nicholas Vogelzang, Las Vegas, NV, Arif Hussain, Baltimore, MD, Christopher Pieczonka, Syracuse, NY, Nancy Chang, Celestia Higano, Seattle, WA
PD24-09 IN MEN WITH CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER VISCERAL METASTASES PREDICTS SHORTER OVERALL SURVIVAL: WHAT PREDICTS VISCERAL METASTASES? RESULTS FROM THE SEARCH DATABASE Colette Whitney, Lauren Howard*, Durham, NC, Edwin Posadas, Los Angeles, CA, Christopher Amling, Durham, NC, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm UROLOGIC CARE FOR THE ADVANCED PRACTICE PROVIDER Room 210C @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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REGISTRATION
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INTRODUCTION Co-Directors: Heather Schultz, Kenneth Mitchell
MEDICAL MANAGEMENT Tom McBride
2:30
SURGICAL TREATMENT Irwin Lieb
2:50
Q&A ON UROLITHIASIS Irwin Lieb, Tom McBride
3:05
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SESSION II: INFECTIONS
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PRE-TEST
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SESSION I: UROLITHIASIS EPIDEMIOLOGY Irwin Lieb
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DIAGNOSIS Tom McBride
UTIS Michelle Lajiness
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STI SCREENING AND MANAGEMENT Michelle Lajiness
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MANAGEMENT OF MALE CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN/SCROTAL PAIN/TESTICULAR PAIN Susanne Quallich
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Q&A ON INFECTIONS Michelle Lajiness, Susanne Quallich
5:00
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12:30 pm - 5:00 pm SOCIETY OF UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY (SUO) Grand B @ Westin Waterfront 3:06
WHAT IS THE BEST IMAGING AND WHAT WILL WE BE USING IN THE FUTURE: CYSTOSCOPY AND CROSS-SECTIONAL IMAGING? Joseph Liao
3:14
WHITMORE LECTURE Colin Dinney
WHAT IS BEST SYSTEMIC THERAPY FOR METASTATIC/ INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER? Arjun Balar, Gopa Iyer
3:26
PROSTATE CANCER: SCREENING AND DIAGNOSTIC BIOMARKERS Moderator: Peter Carroll
HIGH RISK NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Charles Drake, Wassim Kassouf
3:38
BEST PROSTATE CANCER PAPERS FROM PAST YEARS Mark A. Preston
NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER GUIDELINES Stephen Boorjian, Maria Ribal
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PANEL DISCUSSION - CLINICAL BLADDER CANCER QUANDARIES: WHAT TO DO TODAY AND IN THE FUTURE? Moderator: Sam Chang Panelists: Cheryl Lee, Joan Palou, Wade Sexton, Gary Steinberg
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KIDNEY CANCER: ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS AND TARGETED TREATMENT Moderator: Antonio Finelli
12:30
STATE OF AFFAIRS OF THE SUO/ WELCOME Society President: Leonard Gomella President-Elect: Christopher Evans
12:40
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Chairs: Scott Eggener, James McKiernan
12:45
INTRODUCTION TO THE WHITMORE LECTURE
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GENETIC TESTING IN INHERITED PROSTATE CANCER RISK: CONSENSUS STATEMENT Veda Giri
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REFLEX TESTING WITH SERUM, URINE, AND TISSUE BIOMARKERS - WHICH, WHEN AND HOW VALUABLE? Stacy Loeb
1:55
MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI - WHEN, WHO, AND HOW TO INTERPRET? Moderator: Peter Carroll Caroline Moore, Peter Pinto
2:10
HOW I SCREEN - PANEL H. Ballentine Carter, Kazuto Ito, Nicolas Mottet, J. Kellogg Parsons
4:20
ROLE OF BIOPSY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SMALL RENAL MASSES Tracey Krupski
2:30
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4:30
2:40
SUO AWARDS
CYSTIC RENAL MASSES: RADIOGRAPHIC ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT Vincenzo Ficarra
2:50
BLADDER CANCER: NOVEL TREATMENT FOR TODAY AND THE FUTURE Moderator: Sam Chang
4:40
THE ROLE OF NEOADJUVANT AND ADJUVANT SYSTEMIC THERAPY IN RCC Mohamad Allaf
BEST UROTHELIAL CANCER PAPERS FROM 2016 Anne Schuckman
4:50
THE REEMERGENCE OF IMMUNOTHERAPY IN RCC AND NOVEL CLINICAL TRIALS Lauren Harshman
BEYOND CYTOLOGY: WHAT IS THE URINARY MARKER WE SHOULD USE NOW AND WHAT WILL BE THE BEST IN THE FUTURE? Kristen Scarpato
5:00
ADJOURN
3:00
*Presenting author
BEST KIDNEY CANCER PAPERS FROM THE PAST YEAR Alexander Kutikov
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Moderated Poster Session 35 INFERTILITY: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION II Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Robert Brannigan, Keith Jarvi and Sukhbinder Minhas ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP35-01 ATTITUDES TOWARDS FERTILITY AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AMONG TRANSGENDER ADOLESCENTS Diane Chen, Ilina Rosoklija, Courtney FInlayson, Kathryn Macapagal, Brian Mustanski, Emilie Johnson*, Chicago, IL
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP35-07 PROTON-PUMP INHIBITOR USE AND SEMEN QUALITY IN SUBFERTILE MEN: IS THERE A HARMFUL EFFECT? Sorena Keihani*, James R. Craig, Chong Zhang, Angela P. Presson, Jeremy B. Myers, William O. Brant, Kenneth I. Aston, Benjamin R. Emery, Douglas T. Carrell, James M. Hotaling, Salt Lake City, UT
MP35-02 VARIABLE ADOPTION OF WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 2010 SEMEN ANALYSIS REFERENCE RANGES: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ”NORMAL” AND ”ABNORMAL” MAY DEPEND ON WHERE YOU GO Anuj S. Desai*, Kevin Lewis, Daniel J. Mazur, Barbara E. Kahn, Mary Kate Keeter, Emmanuel Ogele, Chicago, IL, Alexander J. Tatem, Indianapolis, IN, Marah Hehemann, Maywood, IL, Nelson E. Bennett, Robert E. Brannigan, Chicago, IL
MP35-08 IMPACT OF SEMINAL QUALITY ON THE ANEUPLOIDY EMBRYONIC RATE Caudio Teloken*, David Kvitko,, Ricardo Azambuja, Porto Alegre, Brazil, Virginia Reig, Porto Alegre, Brazil, Alice Tagliani-Ribeiro, Alvaro Petracco, Porto Alegre, Brazil, Lilian Okada, Mariangela Badalotti, Porto Alegre, Brazil MP35-09 SPERM ANEUPLOIDY IS ASSOCIATED WITH WORSE GENERAL HEALTH IN INFERTILE MEN Taylor P. Kohn*, Alexander W. Pastuszak, Katherine M. Rodriguez, Zachary J. Solomon, Matthew F. Cherches, Dolores J. Lamb, Larry I. Lipshultz, Houston, TX
MP35-03 SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOBULIN INDEPENDENTLY PREDICTS OLIGOSPERMIA IN MALE FERTILITY PATIENTS Joshua Ring*, Springfield, IL, Charles Welliver, Albany, NY, Mike Parenteau, San Diego, CA, Stephen Markwell, Nikhil Gupta, Springfield, IL, Robert Brannigan, Chicago, IL, Tobias Kohler, Springfield, IL
MP35-10 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEMINAL PARAMETERS AND SPERMAL DNA FRAGMENTATION Jose Olmedo*, Rosa Molina, Andrea Tissera, Enzo Malizia, Tristan Dellavedova, Cordoba, Argentina
MP35-04 EFFECT OF MEDICAL COMORBIDITIES AND THEIR TREATMENT ON SPERMATOGENESIS IN MALE INFERTILITY PATIENTS Koji Shiraishi*, Shintaro Oka, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan
MP35-11 HEAVY CIGARETTE SMOKING IS THE MOST DETRIMENTAL FACTOR FOR SPERM DNA FRAGMENTATION – RESULTS OF A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN PRIMARY INFERTILE MEN Luca Boeri*, Filippo Pederzoli, Eugenio Ventimiglia, Paolo Capogrosso, Walter Cazzaniga, Davide Oreggia, Nicola Frego, Rayan Matloob, Franco Gaboardi, Milan, Italy, Emanuele Montanari, Milano, Italy, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy
MP35-05 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE IS MORE FREQUENT IN INFERTILE THAN IN AGECOMPARABLE FERTILE MEN - FINDINGS OF A CASE-CONTROL AND CROSSSECTIONAL REAL-LIFE STUDY Walter Cazzaniga*, Luca Boeri, Eugenio Ventimiglia, Paolo Capogrosso, Filippo Pederzoli, Roberta Scano, Rayan Matloob, Federico Deho`, Milan, Italy, Emanuele Montanari, Milano, Italy, Franco Gaboardi, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy
MP35-12 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MALE FACTOR INFERTILITY: DOES INSURANCE COVERAGE MATTER? Barbara E Kahn*, Daniel J Mazur, Mary Kate Keeter, Chicago, IL, Marah Hehemann, Maywood, IL, Alexander J Tatem, Indianapolis, IN, Anuj S Desai, Kevin Lewis, Daniel Oberlin, Sarah Flury, Nelson E Bennett, Robert E Brannigan, Chicago, IL
MP35-06 STATIN USE IS NOT DETRIMENTAL TO SEMEN PARAMETERS IN SUBFERTILE MEN James M. Hotaling, Sorena Keihani*, James R. Craig, Chong Zhang, Angela P. Presson, Jeremy B. Myers, William O. Brant, Kenneth I. Aston, Benjamin R. Emery, Douglas T. Carrell, Salt Lake City, UT
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MP35-19 PRIMARY, SECONDARY, AND COMPENSATED HYPOGONADISM: A NOVEL RISK STRATIFICATION FOR INFERTILE MEN Eugenio Ventimiglia*, Paolo Capogrosso, Milan, Italy, Luca Boeri, Milano, Italy, Walter Cazzaniga, Filippo Pederzoli, Nicola Frego, Davide Oreggia, Federico Deho`, Franco Gaboardi, Milan, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy
MP35-14 DOES THE STUMP SIZE IN VASOVASOSTOMY CAN BE A PREDICTIVE FACTOR TO IMPROVE THE OUTCOMES OF SEMEN ANALYSIS ASSOCIATED WITH VASAL PATENCY? Phil Hyun Song, Jae Young Choi, Young Hwii Ko, Ki Hak Moon*, Hee Chang Jung, Daegu, Korea, Republic of
MP35-20 THE UTILITY OF ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE AS A MARKER FOR RESPONSE TO TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN HYPOGONADAL MEN John Sheng*, Ari Sapin, Michael Benson, Hossein Sadeghi-Nejad, Newark, NJ
MP35-15 TRENDS IN DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF VARICOCELES AMONG U.S. MEN Akanksha Mehta*, Dattatraya Patil, Atlanta, GA MP35-16 ISOLATED RIGHT VARICOCELE AND INCIDENCE OF ASSOCIATED CANCER Daniel Greene*, Bradley Gill, Yaw Nyame, Molly Elmer-Dewitt, Samuel Haywood, Edmund Sabanegh, Cleveland, OH
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MP35-17 SPERM ULTRASTRUCTURAL DEFECTS IN MEN WITH SEVERE ASTHENOSPERMIA IS NOT A POOR PROGNOSTICATOR FOR VARICOCELECTOMY OUTCOMES Sarah Ferrara*, Keith Jarvi, Toronto, Canada, Jared Bieniek, Hartford, CT
Saturday, May 13, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Moderated Poster Session 36 TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING STRICTURE, DIVERTICULUM) I Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Sean Elliott, Margit Fisch and Ramon Virasoro ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP36-01 COLLAGEN CELL CARRIER FOR URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY: FIRST RESULTS OF A LONGTERM MINIPIG MODEL Stefan Aufderklamm*, Alexandra Kelp, Sabine Maurer, Tu¨bingen, Germany, Silke Busch, Weinheim, Germany, Martin Vaegler, Berlin, Germany, Arnulf Stenzl, Karl-Dietrich Sievert, Bastian Amend, Tu¨bingen, Germany
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP36-03 LOW TESTOSTERONE LEVELS PREDISPOSE TO URETHRAL ATROPHY DUE TO DECREASED URETHRAL VASCULARITY VIA AN ANDROGEN RECEPTOR-MEDIATED PROCESS Matthias D Hofer*, Chicago, IL, Payal Kapur, Billy H Cordon, Farrah Hamoun, David Russell, Jeremy M Scott, Claus G Roehrborn, Allen F Morey, Dallas, TX MP36-04 LOW TESTOSTERONE IS COMMON IN PATIENTS WITH ANTERIOR URETHRAL STRICTURE: RISK-FACTOR OR COINCIDENCE? Jeffrey Spencer*, Michael Daughtery, Stephen Blakely, Dmitriy Nikolavsky, Timothy Byler, Syracuse, NY
MP36-02 CELL-SEEDED ACELLULAR DERMAL MATRIX GRAFT FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF LONG URETHRAL DEFECTS IN A CANINE MODEL Li Cheng, Jian Lin*, Zicheng Wang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
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MP35-18 ULTIMATE TIME TO IMPROVEMENT IN SEMEN QUALITY AFTER SUBINGUINAL VARICOCELECTOMY Ahmed M. Ragheb*, Ayman S. Moussa, Taha A. Ahmed, Amr M. Massoud, Giza, Egypt
MP35-13 VASECTOMY AND THE GENDER GAP: SHIFTING DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE UROLOGIC WORKFORCE Alexander J Tatem*, Indianapolis, IN, Barbara E Kahn, Marah Hehemann, Daniel J Mazur, Anuj S Desai, Daniel Oberlin, Mary Kate Keeter, Kevin Lewis, Sarah Flury, Nelson E Bennett, Robert E Brannigan, Chicago, IL
MP36-13 CHANGES IN NOCTURNAL BLADDER DIARY PARAMETERS IN MEN AFTER URETHROPLASTY FOR ANTERIOR URETHRAL STRICTURES Rajveer Purohit*, Jyoti D. Chouhan, frank copeli, Dennis Robins, Andrew Tam, Jeffrey P Weiss, Brooklyn, NY
MP36-05 FACILITATING FASTER WOUND REMODELING AND MATURATION IN A RAT MODEL OF SUBSTITUTION URETHROPLASTY UTILIZING ANTIINFLAMMATORY NANOFIBERS Joceline Fuchs*, Matthew Bury, Natalie Fuller, Nida Ahmad, Arun Sharma, Chicago, IL
MP36-14 EVALUATION OF GENERIC VERSUS CONDITION-SPECIFIC QUALITY OF LIFE INDICATORS FOR SUCCESSFUL URETHRAL STRICTURE SURGERY Paul H Chung*, Seattle, WA, Alex J Vanni, Burlington, MA, Benjamin N Breyer, San Francisco, CA, Bradley A Erickson, Iowa City, IA, Jeremy B Myers, Salt Lake City, UT, Bryan B Voelzke, Seattle, WA
MP36-06 INFLAMMATION IN URETHRAL STRICTURE SPECIMENS IS UNDERAPPRECIATED, UNDERANALYZED AND IN NEED OF A STANDARDIZED PATHOLOGIC PROTOCOL Brennan Tesdahl*, Laila Dahmoush, James Mason, Karl Kreder, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA
MP36-15 LIVE SURGERY IN UROLOGY EVALUATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL BENEFIT OF THE INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON RECONSTRUCTIVE UROLOGY (IMORU) Victor Schuettfort*, Jesssica Langetepe, Roland Dahlem, Christoph-Philip Reiss, Clemens Rosenbaum, Tim Ludwig, Felix Chun, Margit Fisch, Luis Kluth, Hamburg, Germany
MP36-07 COMPARISON OF ULTRASONOGRAPHY IMAGINGS AND PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN BULBAR URETHRAL STRICTURES: A PRELIMINARY REPORT. Guido Barbagli, Arezzo, Italy, Rosario Caltabiano, Catania, Italy, Sofia Balo`, Arezzo, Italy, Salvatore Sansalone*, Roma, Italy, Carla Loreto, Catania, Italy, Massimo Lazzeri, Milano, Italy MP36-08 UNDERESTIMATION OF URETHRAL STRICTURE LENGTH IN MEN WITH HIGHGRADE ANTERIOR URETHRAL STRICTURE Travis Moncrief*, Ronak Gor, Stephanie Jarosek, Lei Zhang, Minneapolis, MN, Nejd Alsikafi, Chicago, IL, Alex Vanni, Boston, MA, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA, Joshua Broghammer, Kansas City, KS, Christopher McClung, Columbus, OH, Jill Buckley, San Diego, CA, Jeremy Myers, Salt Lake City, UT, Zhao Lee, New York City, NY, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN
MP36-16 SALVAGE INTERNAL URETHROTOMY FOR MANAGEMENT OF URETHRAL STRICTURE FOLLOWING URETHROPLASTY Joshua Halpern*, New York, NY, Billy Cordon, Miami Beach, FL, Noel Armenakas, Steven Brandes, New York, NY MP36-17 THE T-PLASTY AS A MODIFIED YVPLASTY FOR THE TREATMENT OF HIGHLY RECURRENT BLADDER NECK STENOSIS: HIGH SUCCESS AND PATIENT’S SATISFACTION RATES Clemens Rosenbaum*, Philipp Reiss, Oliver Engel, Luis Kluth, Margit Fisch, Roland Dahlem, Hamburg, Germany
MP36-09 BUCCAL MUCOSA GRAFT (BMG) FOR FEMALE URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH POSTOPERATIVE VOIDING DYSFUNCTION Angelo Gousse*, Miramar, FL, Lee J. Milas, Hari Tunuguntla, New Brunswick, NJ
MP36-18 PATTERNS AND TIMING OF ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER FAILURE Andrew Cohen*, Chicago, IL, Kristine Kuchta, Sangtae Park, Jaclyn Corrine Milose, Evanston, IL
MP36-10 URETHROVAGINAL FISTULA REPAIR: LONGⴚTERM OUTCOMES Sender Herschorn*, Toronto, Canada
MP36-19 DE NOVO PENILE DEVIATION AFTER URETHROPLASTY WIRH ORAL MUCOSA: A RELEVANT PROBLEM? Abhishek Pandey*, Cristina Raita, Joern Beier, Hansjörg Keller, Hof, Germany
MP36-11 QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG MEN AFTER RECTOURETHRAL FISTULA REPAIR Lindsay Hampson*, San Francisco, CA, Wade Muncey, Mika Sinanan, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA
MP36-20 OUTCOMES OF STAGED URETHROPLASTY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF URETHRAL STRICTURES RELATED TO HYPOSPADIAS Shree Agrawal*, Amanda Chi, Kenneth Angermeier, Hadley Wood, Cleveland, OH
MP36-12 PERMANENT PERINEAL URETHROSTOMY FOR COMPLEX ANTERIOR URETHRAL STRICTURES – A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF LONG TERM OUTCOMES, QUALITY OF LIFE AND SEXUAL HEALTH. Sanjoy Sureka*, Priyank Yadav, Rahul Soni, Aneesh Srivastava, Uday Singh, Rakesh Kapoor, Lucknow, India
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Moderated Poster Session 37
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP37-01 PROGRAMMED DEATH-LIGAND 1 (PD-L1) EXPRESSION IN PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA Yasuhiro Hashimoto*, Atsushi Imai, Shingo Hatakeyama, Takahiro Yoneyama, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP37-07 THE ADRENAL SCORE: A COMPREHENSIVE SCORING SYSTEM FOR STANDARDIZED EVALUATION OF ADRENAL MASS Xiaochen Zhou, Bin Fu, Weipeng Liu, Cheng Zhang, Gongxian Wang*, Nanchang, China, People’s Republic of
MP37-02 NUTLIN-3A AS A NOVEL ANTICANCER AGENT FOR ADRENOCORTICAL CARCINOMA WITH CTNNB1 MUTATION Chenchen Feng*, Shanwen Chen, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP37-08 A NEW INSIGHT FOR THE TREATMENT OF PRIMARY MACRONODULAR ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA: ADRENAL SPARING SURGERY EARLY OUTCOMES Fabio Tanno*, Victor Srougi, Vania Brondani, Madson Almeida, Berenice Mendonca, Miguel Srougi, Jose Chambo, Maria Fragoso, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP37-03 LEVEL OF PRENATAL ADRENAL STEROIDS HORMONES AFFECTS BODY WEIGHT AT BIRTH Takahiko Mitsui*, Chuo-city, Japan, Atsuko Araki, Sachiko Ito, Chihiro Miyashita, Kimihiko Moriya, Takeya Kitta, Kazutoshi Cho, Keita Morioka, Nobuo Shinohara, Sapporo, Japan, Masayuki Takeda, Chuo-city, Japan, Reiko Kishi, Sapporo, Japan, Katsuya Nonomura, Kushiro, Japan
MP37-09 CLINICAL OUTCOME OF LAPAROSCOPIC ADRENALECTOMY IN SUB CLINICAL CUSHING SYNDROME; IS SURGICAL REMOVAL BETTER OR NOT? Miki Fuse*, Shinichi Sakamoto, Kodai Sato, Takaaki Tamura, Akinori Takei, Satoshi Yamamoto, Yusuke Imamura, Koji Kawamura, Takashi Imamoto, Akira Komiya, Tomohiko Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan
MP37-04 THE LIMITED VALUE OF REPEATED HORMONAL EXAMINATION IN NONFUNCTIONING ADRENAL INCIDENTALOMAS. Masayuki Tasaki*, Takashi Kasahara, Itsuhiro Takizawa, Vladimir Bilim, Kazuhide Saito, Tsutomu Nishiyama, Yoshihiko Tomita, Niigata, Japan
MP37-10 INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS FOR ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY FOLLOWING UNILATERAL ADRENALECTOMY Jeffrey B. Walker*, Brian D. Saunders, Kathleen Lehman, Jay D. Raman, Hershey, PA
MP37-05 PREOPERATIVE PLASMA ALDOSTERONETO-RENIN RATIO IS A PREDICTOR OF DECREMENT IN GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE AFTER ADRENALECTOMY FOR PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM Keiko Fujino*, Toshiaki Tanaka, Toshihiro Maeda, Naoya Masumori, Sapporo, Japan
MP37-11 LAPAROSCOPIC VS. OPEN ADRENALECTOMY: UROLOGIC OUTCOMES FROM A NATIONAL PROSPECTIVE DATABASE Pamela W. Lu, Valary Raup*, Malte Vetterlein, Bjoern Loeppenberg, Christian Meyer, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Jairam Eswara, Boston, MA
MP37-06 SUPER-SELECTIVE ADRENAL VENOUS SAMPLING IS USEFUL FOR EVALUATING CORTISOL-PRODUCING ADENOMA Koshiro Nishimoto*, Hidaka, Japan, Kohzoh Makita, Tokyo, Japan, Kanako KitamotoKiriyama, Yokohama, Japan, Tsugio Seki, Colton, CA, Masanori Yasuda, Masafumi Oyama, Hidaka, Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan, Masao Omura, Tetsuo Nishikawa, Yokohama, Japan
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MP37-12 ROBOTIC EXCISION OF LARGE ADRENAL TUMORS VIA RETROPERITONEAL APPROACH: EXPERIENCE FROM 21 CASES Xiaochen Zhou, Bin Fu, Weipeng Liu, Cheng Zhang, Gongxian Wang*, Nanchang, China, People’s Republic of
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ADRENAL Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Amr Fergany, Rajeev Kumar and Michael Phelan
MP37-16 PROGNOSIS OF PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT ADRENAL PHEOCHROMOCYTOMAS: A CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY ANALYSIS Wenjun Xiao*, Yao Zhu, Dingwei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP37-13 OUTCOMES OF ADRENALECTOMY FOR ADRENAL METASTASIS OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA IN THE ERA OF ADRENALSPARING RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY : A MULTICENTER STUDY benoit peyronnet*, rennes, France, nadja schoentgen, brest, France, andrea manunta, rennes, France, jean-baptiste beauval, toulouse, France, franck bruyere, tours, France, francois-xavier nouhaud, toulouse, France, philippe grise, Rouen, France, georges fournier, brest, France, reem betari, amiens, France, nicolas brichart, orle´ans, France, alexandre gryn, toulouse, France, tristan grevez, tours, France, benjamin prade`re, rennes, France, samy oumakhlouf, rouen, France, mathieu thoulouzan, toulouse, France, adham rammal, orleans, France, anna goujon, rennes, France, michel soulie´, toulouse, France, fabien saint, amiens, France, vincent joulin, brest, France, eric huyghe, toulouse, France, karim bensalah, rennes, France
MP37-17 EVALUATION OF THE ACCURACY OF THE NATIONAL SURGICAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (NSQIP) RISK CALCULATOR FOR PREDICTING COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING ADRENALECTOMY Jeffrey B. Walker*, Brian D. Saunders, Kathleen Lehman, Jay D. Raman, Hershey, PA MP37-18 LONGITUDINAL EVALUATION OF HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE FOLLOWING LAPAROSCOPIC ADRENALECTOMY: IMPACT OF ADRENALECTOMY ON CORTISOL PRODUCING ADENOMA. Shogo Inoue*, Tetsutaro Hayashi, Keisuke Hieda, Shunsuke Shinmei, Jun Teishima, Akio Matsubara, Hiroshima, Japan
MP37-14 ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY WITH AND WITHOUT SYNCHRONOUS IPSILATERAL ADRENALECTOMY benoit peyronnet*, quentin alimi, gregory verhoest, lauranne tondut, vivien graffeille, anna goujon, romain mathieu, andrea manunta, solene-florence kammerer-jacquet, nathalie rioux-leclercq, karim bensalah, rennes, France
MP37-19 SHORT-TERM IMPACT ON HEALTHRELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF LAPAROSCOPIC ADRENALECTOMY FOR PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM IN JAPANESE PATIENTS Yoshihide Kawasaki*, Yasuhiro Kaiho, Hideaki Izumi, Naoki Kawamorita, Shinichi Yamashita, Hisanobu Adachi, Koji Mitsuzuka, Akihiro Ito, Shigeto Ishidoya, Yoichi Arai, Sendai, Japan
MP37-15 CONTRALATERAL ADRENAL THICKNESS PREDICTS THE DURATION OF PROLONGED POST-SURGICAL STEROID REPLACEMENT FOR SUBCLINICAL CUSHING SYNDROME Yusuke Imamura*, Masahiro Sugiura, Satoshi Yamamoto, Tomokazu Sazuka, Miki Fuse, Kazuyoshi Nakamura, Shinichi Sakamoto, Koji Kawamura, Takashi Imamoto, Akira Komiya, Tomohiko Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan
MP37-20 NEW SEVERITY CLASSIFICATION SCALE FOR PHEOCHROMOCYTOMAS Joel Hillelsohn*, Michael Zhang, Michael Stern, John Phillips, Valhalla, NY APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Moderated Poster Session 38 PROSTATE CANCER: DETECTION & SCREENING IV Room 253AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Wilson Busato, J. Stephen Jones and Sanoj Punnen ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP38-01 A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL TO COMPARE THE OUTCOMES OF 12 VERSUS 20 CORE ULTRASOUND GUIDED TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE BIOPSY Jose Pontes-Junior*, Petronio A S Melo, Regis N Rodrigues, Vinicius Meneguetti, Davi Constantin, Francisco Dada Neto, Sidney R Seabra Ju´nior, Carlos H W Silva, Douglas Fontes, Tiago A C Ferreira, Matheus RM Rosa, Sabrina T Reis, Anderson Q Rocha, Gabriel Durigon, Claudio B Murta, Adalberto Andriolo Junior, Joaquim A Claro, Sao Paulo, Brazil
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP38-02 BIPARAMETRIC MRI: COULD IT REDUCE THE COST OF MRI WHILE MAINTAINING DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY FOR PROSTATE CANCER? Lana Pepdjonovic, Sean Huang, Anthony Dat, Sarah Mann, Mark Frydenberg, Daniel Moon, Ross Snow, Uri Hanegbi, Adam Landau, Richard O’Sullivan, Andrew Ryan, Jeremy Grummet*, Melbourne, Australia
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MP38-10 COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING EXTENDED TRANSPERINEAL TEMPLATE MAPPING MRI/TRUS FUSION BIOPSY OF THE PROSTATE – INITIAL EXPERIENCE FROM 421 PROCEDURES Oliver Gross*, Basil Kaufmann, Ashkan Mortezavi, Olivia Maerzendorfer, Marian Wettstein, Tullio Sulser, Daniel Eberli, Zu¨rich, Switzerland
MP38-04 IS AN UPGRADED PIRADS 4 EQUIVALENT TO A TRUE PIRADS 4? A VALIDATION OF PIRADS VERSION 2 IN A PROSPECTIVE COHORT OF MEN UNDERGOING MRI-US FUSION BIOPSY OF THE PROSTATE Nachiketh Soodana Prakash*, Pratik Kanabur, Leonardo Kayat Bittencourt, Vivek Venkatramani, Bruno Nahar, Sanjaya Swain, Chad Ritch, Mark Gonzalgo, Dipen Parekh, Sanoj Punnen, Miami, FL
MP38-11 PROSTATE CANCER VOLUME ON 3TESLA MULTIPARAMETRIC DIFFERENT SEQUENCES: CORRELATED AND VERIFIED ON WHOLE MOUNT HISTOPATHOLOGY SECTIONED WITH 3DPRINTED CUSTOM-DESIGNED MOLDS Pooria Khoshnoodi*, Sepideh Shakeri, Alan Priester, Nazanin Asvadi, Ashkan Shademan, Leila Mostafavi, Ely Felker, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel Margolis, New York, NY, Anthony Sisk, Robert Reiter, Steven Raman, Los Angeles, CA
MP38-05 DEFINING A COHORT OF MEN WHO MAY NOT REQUIRE REPEAT PROSTATE BIOPSY BASED ON PCA3 AND MRI: THE DOUBLE NEGATIVE EFFECT. Nathan Perlis*, Thamir Al-Kasab, Ardalan Ahmad, Estee Goldberg, Kamel Fadaak, Rashid Sayyid, Antonio Finelli, Girish Kulkarni, Alexandre Zlotta, Rob Hamilton, Neil Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
MP38-12 PROPENSITY SCORE ANALYSIS OF PATHOLOGICAL OUTCOME AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING-TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND FUSION PROSTATE BIOPSY VERSUS UNTARGETED EXTENDED TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY Hans Arora*, Ahmed Elshafei, Yaw Nyame, Daniel Sun, Helen Liang, Nitin Yerram, Daniel Greene, Dominic Grimberg, Karishma Gupta, Shree Agrawal, Sudhir Isharwal, Paurush Babbar, Andrew Sun, Khaled Fareed, Michael Gong, Ryan Berglund, Eric Klein, Andrew Stephenson, Andrei Purysko, J. Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH
MP38-06 ZERO HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS FOR INFECTION AFTER 1359 TRANSPERINEAL PROSTATE BIOPSIES Lana Pepdjonovic, Sean Huang, Anthony Dat, Sarah Mann, Mark Frydenberg, Daniel Moon, Ross Snow, Uri Hanegbi, Adam Landau, Jeremy Grummet*, Melbourne, Australia MP38-07 SHOULD WE AIM FOR THE CENTRE OF AN MRI PROSTATE LESION? CORRELATION BETWEEN MPMRI AND 3DIMENSIONAL 5MM TRANSPERINEAL PROSTATE MAPPING BIOPSIES FROM THE PROMIS TRIAL. Clement Orczyk*, Yi Peng Hu, Eli Gibson, Ahmed El-Shater Bosaily, Alex Kirkham, Shonit Punwani, Louise Brown, Esther Bonmati, Yolana Coraco-Moraes, Katie Ward, Rick Kaplan, Dean Barratt, Mark Emberton, Hashim U Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
MP38-13 OUTCOMES OF MRI-US FUSIONTARGETED BIOPSY IN MEN WITH NO PREVIOUS BIOPSY: OPPORTUNITY TO REDUCE BIOPSY UTILIZATION AND SECONDARY OVER-DETECTION Xiaosong Meng*, Andrew Rosenkrantz, FangMing Deng, Richard Huang, James Wysock, Marc Bjurlin, William C. Huang, Herbert Lepor, Samir S. Taneja, New York, NY
MP38-08 EVIDENCE OF GRADE PROGRESSION FROM LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF COHORTS NOT SUBJECT TO PROSTATESPECIFIC ANTIGEN SCREENING Melissa Assel, New York, NY, Anders Dahlin, Malmö, Sweden, David Ulmert, New York, NY, Anders Bergh, Umeå, Sweden, Pär Stattin, Uppsala, Sweden, Hans Lilja, Andrew Vickers*, New York, NY
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MP38-09 PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN (PSA) LEVELS IN MEN AGED 60 TO 70 AND DEVELOPMENT OF LETHAL PROSTATE CANCER OVER 30 YEARS: IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK-STRATIFIED SCREENING Mark Preston*, Mary Kathryn Downer, Boston, MA, Travis Gerke, Tampa, FL, Sigrid Carlsson, New York, NY, Howard Sesso, Adam Kibel, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Hans Lilja, Andrew Vickers, New York, NY, Kathryn Wilson, Lorelei Mucci, Boston, MA
MP38-03 PREDICTIVE VALUE OF MULTIPARAMETERIC MRI (MP-MRI) FOR THE DETECTION OF PROSTATE CANCER USING 12-CORE TRUS-GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY – A UNITED KINGDOM MULTICENTER STUDY Iqbal Miakhil*, Peterborough, United Kingdom, Peter Macneal, Eastbourne, United Kingdom, Iannish Sadien, Peterborough, United Kingdom, Tian Tian Yeong, Eastbourne, United Kingdom, Tim Larner, Brighton, United Kingdom, Sashi Kommu, Eastbourne, United Kingdom, Chris Lockett, Peterborough, United Kingdom, Steve Garnett, Peter Rimington, Eastbourne, United Kingdom
MP38-17 CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH VERY LOW-RISK (PI-RADS 1 OR 2) LESIONS BY MULTIPARAMETRIC PROSTATE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Aaron Udager, Joel Friedman*, Nicole Curci, John Wei, Chandy Ellimoottil, Rohit Mehra, Scott Tomlins, Jeffrey Montgomery, Matthew Davenport, Angela Wu, Lakshmi Kunju, Ann Arbor, MI
MP38-14 USING MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING TO PREDICT THE CORRECT LOCATION OF PROSTATE CANCER BEFORE BIOPSY – AN AUSTRALIAN MULTICENTRE STUDY Dominic Gavin*, Matthew Krelle, Tom Sutherland, Daphne Loh, Melbourne, Australia, Jonathan Kam, Yuigi Yuminaga, Raymond Kim, Kushlan Aluwihare, Sean Khoury, Finlay Macneil, Rupert Ouyang, Stephen Ruthven, Mark Louie-Johnsun, Gosford, Australia, Lih-Ming Wong, Melbourne, Australia
MP38-18 CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING PROSTATE CORE BIOPSY WITH HIGH-RISK (PI-RADS 5) LESIONS BY MULTIPARAMETRIC PROSTATE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING. Joel Friedman*, Aaron Udager, Nicole Curci, Chandy Ellimoottil, Rohit Mehra, Scott Tomlins, Jeffrey Montgomery, John Wei, Matthew Davenport, Angela Wu, Lakshmi Kunju, Ann Arbor, MI
MP38-15 DETECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF DISSEMINATED TUMOR CELLS FROM THE BONE MARROW IN LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Stephanie Glavaris*, Emma van der Toom, Michael Gorin, James Verdone, Changxue Lu, Jun Luo, Kenneth Pienta, Heather Chalfin, Baltimore, MD
MP38-19 MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI/ULTRASOUND FUSION BIOPSY IMPROVES BUT DOES NOT REPLACE STANDARD TEMPLATE BIOPSY FOR THE DETECTION OF PROSTATE CANCER Nawar Hanna*, Matthew F. Wszolek, Francisco J. Gelpi-Hammerschmidt, Keyan Salari, Mukesh Harisinghani, Douglas M. Dahl, Micheal L. Blute, Adam S. Feldman, Boston, MA
MP38-16 COMBINING 68GA-PSMA-PET AND MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI: ENHANCING THE ABILITY TO DETECT INTRAPROSTATIC TUMOUR LESIONS AND PATIENTS ELIGIBLE FOR FOCAL TREATMENT ? Sami-Ramzi Leyh-Bannurah*, Antonia Steves, Dirk Beyersdorff, Clemens Rosenbaum, Klutmann Susanne, Janos Mester, Georg Salomon, Markus Graefen, Lars Budäus, Hamburg, Germany
MP38-20 METABOLIC DIFFERENCE IDENTIFIED BY PROTON MR-SPECTROSCOPY IS ASSOCIATED WITH INTRA-TUMOR HETEROGENEITY IN PROSTATE CANCER Hiroaki Shiina*, Yusuke Nakanishi, Naoko Arichi, Masahiro Sumura, Hirofumi Kishi, Keiichi Onoda, Hiroaki Yasumoto, Izumo, Japan APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 39 KIDNEY CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jodi Maranchie and John Sfakianos ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP39-01 CHARACTERIZING RECURRENT AND LETHAL SMALL RENAL MASSES IN CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA USING SOMATIC MUTATIONS Brandon Manley*, Ed Reznik, Maria Becerra, New York, NY, Jozefina Casuscelli, Munich, Germany, Daniel Tennenbaum, Mazyar Ghanaat, Mahyar Kashan, Almedina Redzematovic, New York, NY, Yusuke Sato, Tokyo, Japan, Maria Arcila, Martin Voss, Darren Feldman, Paul Russo, Jonathan Coleman, James Hsieh, Ari Hakimi, New York, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP39-02 COMPARATIVE GENOMIC PROFILING OF MATCHED PRIMARY AND METASTATIC TUMORS IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Maria Becerra*, Ed Reznik, Daniel Tennenbaum, Mahyar Kashan, Mazyar Ghanaat, Jozefina Casuscelli, Brandon Manley, Almedina Redzematovic, Shawn Mendonca, Maria Arcila, Jonathan Coleman, Paul Russo, James Hsieh, A. Ari Hakimi, New York, NY
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MP39-10 INTRA-TUMOR HETEROGENEITY IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF RENAL MASS BIOPSIES Rustin Massoudi*, Christian Hoerner, Thomas Metzner, Jennifer O’Rourke, Rachael Curtis, Laurel Stell, Chiara Sabatti, James Brooks, Alice Fan, John Leppert, Stanford, CA
MP39-03 IMPACT OF SOMATIC MUTATIONS ON PATTERNS OF METASTASIS IN CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Maria Becerra*, Francisco Sanchez⫺Vega, Ed Reznik, Brandon Manley, Mahyar Kashan, Mazyar Ghanaat, New York, NY, Jozefina Casuscelli, Munich, Germany, Almedina Redzematovic, Shawn Mendonca, Maria Arcila, Jonathan Coleman, Paul Russo, James Hsieh, A. Ari Hakimi, New York, NY MP39-04 MOLECULAR AND CLINICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA WITH UNCLASSIFIED HISTOLOGY: NF2 LOSS PREDICTS WORST OUTCOMES Mazyar Ghanaat*, Mahyar Kashan, Maria Becerra, Brandon Manley, New York, NY, Jozefina Casuscelli, Munich, Germany, Shawn Mendonca, Almedina Redzematovic, Maria Arcila, Paul Russo, Jonathan Coleman, James Hsieh, Yingbei Chen, A. Ari Hakimi, New York, NY
MP39-12 HIGHER SERUM C-REACTIVE PROTEIN LEVEL REPRESENTS THE IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT IN PATIENTS WITH CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Takayuki Nakayama*, Kazutaka Saito, Yuma Waseda, Hajime Tanaka, Masaharu Inoue, Masaya Ito, Naoko Kawamura, Minato Yokoyama, Junichiro Ishioka, Yoh Matsuoka, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP39-05 TRANSPOSON MUTAGENESIS DRIVES RENAL CYST FORMATION IN VIVO WHEN COMBINED WITH C-MET HYPERACTIVATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR ACQUIRED RENAL CYSTIC DISEASE Jason Scovell*, Juan Hernandez, Adam Hollander, Richard Link, Houston, TX
MP39-13 IDENTIFICATION OF ISYNA1 AS A POTENTIAL PROGNOSTIC BIOMARKER FOR RENAL CANCER Tomoyuki Koguchi*, Kanako Matsuoka, Junya Hata, Yuichi Sato, Hidenori Akaihata, Masao Kataoka, Soichiro Ogawa, Nobuhiro Haga, Nobuhiro Kushida, Kei Ishibashi, Ken Ikawa, Yoshiyuki Kojima, Fukushima, Japan
MP39-06 WHOLE GENOME TRANSCRIPTIONAL ANALYSIS OF CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA WITH VENOUS TUMOR THROMBUS REVEALS INTRATUMORAL HETEROGENEITY AND GENES ASSOCIATED WITH POOR OUTCOME Dharam Kaushik*, Wasim Chowdhury, Ping Wu, Teresa Johnson-Pais, Yidong Chen, Michael A. Liss, Ronald Rodriguez, San Antonio, Tx
MP39-14 IRON ACCUMULATION DURING RENAL CELL CARCINOGENESIS AND REVERSAL WITH TUMOR PROGRESSION Christopher Greene*, Ramkishen Narayanan, Cornelia Willis, Nitika Sharma, Gary Smith, Kenneth Gross, Bo Xu, Eric Kauffman, Buffalo, NY
MP39-07 INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OF MICRORNA AND MRNA EXPRESSION PROFILES IN TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS COMPLEX ANGIOMYOLIPOMA Yi Cai*, Hanzhong Li, Yushi Zhang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP39-15 SDCT2 AS A FUNCTIONAL BIOMARKER OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Andre Jordan, Augusta, GA, Martin Hennig*, Axel Merseburger, Marie Hupe, Mario Kramer, Luebeck, Germany, Mark Soloway, Aventura, FL, Vinata Lokeshwar, Augusta, GA
MP39-08 THE MICRORNA EXPRESSION SIGNATURE OF PATIENTS WITH RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: TUMORSUPPRESSIVE MIR-149-5P TARGETING FOXM1 Atsushi Okato*, Takayuki Arai, Akira Kurozumi, Mayuko Kato, Yusuke Goto, Chiba-shi, Japan, Satoko Kojima, Yukio Naya, Ichihara-shi, Japan, Tomohiko Ichikawa, Naohiko Seki, Chiba-shi, Japan
MP39-16 SERUM TISSUE FACTOR AS A BIOMARKER FOR RENAL CLEAR CELL CARCINOMA Daniel Silva*, Bartira Pinheiro da Costa, Jorge Antonio Pastro Noronha, Gustavo Carvalhal, Porto Alegre, Brazil MP39-17 MITOCHONDRIAL DNA COPY NUMBER VARIATION AS A POTENTIAL PREDICTOR OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA. Eman Elsayed, Mohamed Mohieeldin Hashad*, Eman Elgohary, Alexandria, Egypt
MP39-09 IMPACT OF MICRORNA EXPRESSION SIGNATURE OF PATIENTS WITH TKI FAILURE: REGULATION OF MIR-10A-5P PATHWAYS IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Takayuki Arai*, Atsushi Okato, Akira Kurozumi, Mayuko Kato, Yusuke Goto, Chiba, Japan, Satoko Kojima, Yukio Naya, Ichihara, Japan, Tomohiko Ichikawa, Naohiko Seki, Chiba, Japan
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MP39-11 THE NEWLY FOUND BIOMARKERS OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA BY PROTEINOMICS Yimeng Song*, Lijun Zhong, Lulin Ma, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP39-20 ADVANCES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEREDITARY KIDNEY CANCER: INITIAL RESULTS OF A MULTIGENE PANEL TEST Kevin Nguyen*, Jamil Syed, New Haven, CT, Carin Espenschied, Holly Laduca, Aliso Viejo, CA, Ansh Bhagat, New Haven, CT, Timothy O’Rourke, North Haven, CT, Brian Shuch, New Haven, CT
MP39-18 MITOCHONDRIA FUNCTION CHANGE AND ACTIVATION OF AMPK-PGC1␣ PATHWAY THROUGH INDUCTION OF CLEAR CYTOPLASM IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Hyung Ho Lee*, Sook Young Kim, Young Eun Yoon, Sung Ku Kang, Jae Yong Jeong, Kwang Hyun Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Kyung Hwa Choi, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Joong Shik Lee, Koon Ho Rha, Young Deuk Choi, Sung Joon Hong, Woong Kyu Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP39-19 SUNITINIB DRIVES CELL-TO-CELL MITOCHONDRIAL TRAFFICKING IN KIDNEY CANCER Jason Scovell*, Juan Hernandez, Richard Link, Houston, TX
Saturday, May 13, 2017
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Podium Session 25 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: SURGICAL THERAPY III Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Edgardo Becher, Brian Christine and Laurence Levine
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD25-01 ENGINEERING BUCKLING FORCE STUDY FOR SUPPORTING THAT CYLINDER CONSTRICTION AND REAR TIP EXTENDER ARE ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED AXIAL RIGIDITY – THE IMPLICATIONS ON CLINICAL PRACTICE Paulo Egydio*, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Jeffrey Taylor, Grant Taylor, Minnesota, MN, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego, CA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:40 PD25-05 ‘ANDRIANNE MINI-JUPETTE’ GRAFT AT THE TIME OF INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS PLACEMENT FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF POSTPROSTATECTOMY CLIMACTURIA AND MINIMAL URINARY INCONTINENCE Faysal A Yafi*, Newport Beach, CA, Robert Andrianne, Liege, Belgium, Georgios Hatzichristodoulou, Wu¨rzburg, Germany, Jeffrey D Brady, Orlando, FL, Murray D. Schwalb, Bronx, NY, Steven K Wilson, La Quinta, CA
PD25-02 TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR FEMALE PREPUCIAL DISORDERS: UROLOGIC MANAGEMENT OF PHIMOSIS-BASED CLITORODYNIA Rachel Rubin*, Julea Minton, Catherine Gagnon, Ashley Winter, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego, CA PD25-03 FEAR OF POSTOPERATIVE INFECTION FOLLOWING PLACEMENT OF INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS AT AN ACADEMIC TRAINING CENTER IS UNWARRANTED: DATA FROM A SINGLE SURGEON SERIES Kara E. McAbee*, Alison M. Rasper, Ryan P. Terlecki, Winston Salem, NC PD25-04 MOLECULAR ANALYSIS USING PCR TO AMPLIFY EXTRACTED 16S RIBOSOMAL DNA APPEARS TO IDENTIFY BIOFILM AND ANTIMICROBIAL SENSITIVITIES/RESISTANCES ON PENILE PROSTHESES IN-VIVO Gary Tan*, Lauren Dawn, Christopher Smith, Gerard Henry, Shreveport, LA
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PD25-06 PRE-VAGINOPLASTY BILATERAL ORCHIECTOMY FOR TRANSGENDER WOMEN: AN EFFICIENT SURGICAL TECHNIQUE THAT PRESERVES COLLATERAL TISSUES AND SENSATION Maurice Garcia*, San Francisco, CA
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PD25-07 DURASPHERE AS NEW AGENT FOR THE TREATMENT OF HYPERMOBILE GLANS Jared J Wallen*, Tampa, FL, SK Madiraju, KG Tayon, Boca Raton, FL, MS Gross, Hanover, NH, RE Carrion, Tampa, FL, PE Perito, Coral Gables, FL
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PD25-08 HIGH FLOW PRIAPISM IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH RISK OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AND CORPORAL FIBROSIS Odunayo Kalejaiye*, Christina Fontaine, Amr Moubasher, Giovanni Chiriaco, Marco Capece, Pippa Sangstar, Evangelos Zacharacis, Amr Raheem, Asif Muneer, Nim Christopher, Miles Walkden, Giulio Garaffa, David Ralph, London, United Kingdom
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PD25-09 EMERGING MECHANICAL FAILURES AND COMPLICATIONS OF ECTOPICALLY PLACED CONCEAL RESERVOIRS Yasmeen Jaber*, Run Wang, Houston, TX
PD25-10 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PRIAPISM: COMPLICATIONS DATA FROM THE NSQIP DATABASE David Qi*, Erik Lehman, Susan MacDonald, Hershey, PA
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PD25-11 A BIOMECHANICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN THE AMS LGX 700 AND THE COLOPLAST TITAN Jonathan Beilan*, Tampa, FL, Enrique Barrera, Ge Leihui, Houston, TX, Paul Perito, Coral Gables, FL, Steven Wilson, Indio, CA, Rafael Carrion, Tampa, FL, Tariq Hakky, Atlanta, GA
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PD25-12 EVALUATION OF INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESES: HOW THEY PERFORM IN THE LAB? Paholo Barboglio Romo*, Harshitha P. Chikkatur, Sahana Beldona, Yooni Yi, Tim M. Bruns, Bahaa S. Malaeb, Ann Arbor, MI APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
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Podium Session 26 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: NON-NEUROGENIC VOIDING DYSFUNCTION II Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Carlos Castano, Ananias Diokno and Deborah Lightner
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD26-01 THE ASSOCIATION OF PTSD AND CHRONIC PROSTATITIS/CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME IN YOUNG MALE VETERANS Marah Hehemann*, Michelle Van Kuiken, Maywood, IL, Bella Etingen, Frances M. Weaver, Hines, IL, Jeffrey Branch, Maywood, IL
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:40 PD26-05 THE IMPACT OF ATHEROSCLEROSISINDUCED PELVIC ISCHEMIA ON LUTS IN ELDERLY MEN Daniel Costa, Alice Porto, Ana Coelho, Joa˜o Neves, Luı´s Vale, Carlos Silva, Tiago Antunes-Lopes*, Francisco Cruz, Porto, Portugal
PD26-02 THE EFFECT OF SACRAL NEUROMODULATION ON COMPLETE CONTINENCE AT 5 YEARS FOR SUBJECTS WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE Steven Siegel*, Woodbury, MN, Jeffrey Mangel, Cleveland, OH, Craig Comiter, Stanford, CA, Samuel Zylstra, Whitinsville, MA, Erin T. Bird, Temple, TX, Tomas L. Griebling, Kansas City, KS, Daniel Culkin, Oklahoma City, OK, Suzette E. Sutherland, Seattle, WA, Kellie Berg, Fangyu Kan, Minneapolis, MN, Karen Noblett, Riverside, CA PD26-03 SER120 NASAL SPRAY IS EFFECTIVE IN PATIENTS WITH NOCTURIA IRRESPECTIVE OF ETIOLOGY: A POOLED ANALYSIS OF TWO RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED PHASE 3 TRIALS David Sussman*, Stratford, NJ, Jed Kaminetsky, New York, NY, Mitchell Efros, Garden City, NY, Scott MacDiarmid, Greensboro, NC, Steven Abrams, Emily Weng, Irvine, CA, Maria Cheng, Seymour Fein, Milford, PA, Roger Dmochowski, Nashville, TN PD26-04 MEDIUM TERM OUTCOMES OF VENTRAL -ONLAY BUCCAL MUCOSA GRAFT SUBSTITUTION URETHROPLASTY FOR URETHRAL STRICTURE IN FEMALES Bashir Mukhtar*, Marco Spilotros, Mahreen Pakzad, Rizwan Hamid, Jeremy Ockrim, Tamsin Greenwell, London, United Kingdom
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PD26-06 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF MIRABEGRON ADD-ON THERAPY TO SOLIFENACIN IN OLDER PATIENT POPULATIONS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER William Gibson*, Edmonton, Canada, Scott MacDiarmid, Greensbro, NC, Moses Huang, Emad Siddiqui, Chertsey, United Kingdom, Matthias Stölzel, Leiden, Netherlands, Nurul Choudhury, Chertsey, United Kingdom, Marcus Drake, Bristol, United Kingdom
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PD26-07 URETHRAL DIVERTICULA IN WOMEN ARE ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED URETHRA-SPHINCTER COMPLEX VOLUMES . Eskinder Solomon*, Sahar Naseeri, Sachin Malde, Mahreen Pakzad, Rizwan Hamid, Jeremy Ockrim, Tamsin Greenwell, London, United Kingdom
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PD26-08 A LONG TERM COMPARISON OF ADHERENCE OF DRUG THERAPY IN 1,917 PATIENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER Keishi Kajikawa*, Kent Kanao, Shingo Morinaga, Hiroyuki Muramatsu, Hiroshi Saiki, Ikuo Kobayashi, Yoshiharu Kato, Masahito Watanabe, Kogenta Nakamura, Makoto Sumitomo, Nagakute-city Aichi-ken, Japan
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PD26-09 STAGED APPROACH TO SLING REMOVAL IN WOMEN PRESENTING WITH PAIN ONLY Carlos Finsterbusch*, Feras Alhalabi, Philippe Zimmern, Dallas, TX
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PD26-10 ONABOTULINUMTOXINA PROVIDES EARLY AND CONSISTENT IMPROVEMENTS IN OVERACTIVE BLADDER SYMPTOMS AND QUALITY OF LIFE OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER Kurt McCammon*, Norfolk, VA, Alfred Kohan, Bethpage, NY, Jed Kaminetsky, New York, NY, Angelo Gousse, Miami, FL, Jennifer Gruenenfelder, Laguna Hills, CA, Amelia Orejudos, Tamer Aboushwareb, Irvine, CA, Scott MacDiarmid, Greensboro, NC
PD26-12 DOES STRESS INCONTINENCE DECREASE THE RATE OF CATHETERIZE AFTER INTRADETRUSOR ONABOTULINUMTOXINA IN THE MIXED INCONTINENCE PATIENT? Dianne Glass*, Daniel Hoffman, New York, NY, Ekene Enemchukwu, Palo Alto, CA, Nirit Rosenblum, Benjamin Brucker, Victor Nitti, New York, NY APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD26-11 SYMPTOMS AND NONINVASIVE PARAMETERS THAT PREDICT DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY IN MEN WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS: AN ANALYSIS USING A LARGE GROUP OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING PRESSURE FLOW STUDY Ryo Namitome*, Mineo Takei, Ryosuke Takahashi, Tomoko Maki, Ken Lee, Shunichi Kajioka, Akito Yamaguchi, Masatoshi Eto, Fukuoka, Japan
Saturday, May 13, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Podium Session 27 BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: SURGICAL THERAPY & NEW TECHNOLOGY IV Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mostafa Elhilali, Ricardo Gonzalez and Lori Lerner
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD27-01 5 YEAR PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED STUDY RESULTS ON THE MINIMALLY INVASIVE PROSTATIC URETHRAL LIFT (PUL) Claus Roehrborn*, Dallas, TX, Steven Gange, Salt Lake City, UT, Neal Shore, Myrtle Beach, SC, Jonathan Giddens, Woodbridge, Canada, Damien Bolton, Heidelberg, Australia, Barrett Cowan, Denver, CO, Anthony Cantwell, Daytona Beach, FL, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL, Peter Chin, Figtree, Australia, Alexis Te, New York, NY, Shahram Gholami, San Jose, CA, Prem Rashid, Port Macquarie, Australia, William Moselely, San Diego, CA, Ronald Tutrone, Baltimore, MD, Sheldon Freedman, Las Vegas, NV, Peter Incze, Oakville, Canada, K. Scott Coffield, Temple, TX, Fernando Borges, St. Petersburg, FL, Daniel Rukstalis, WinstonSalem, NC
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:20 PD27-03 THE NEW MEDITATE® TEMPORARY IMPLANTABLE NITINOL DEVICE (I-TIND) IN THE TREATMENT OF BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION DUE TO BPH: RESULTS OF ONE ARM, MULTI-CENTER PROSPECTIVE, STUDY Francesco Porpiglia*, Cristian Fiori, Daniele Amparore, Orbassano, Italy, Arya Manit, London, United Kingdom, Gregor Kadner, Frauenfeld, Switzerland, Massimo Valerio, Lausanne, Switzerland, Claude Shulman, Brussels, Belgium
PD27-02 COMPARISON OF CONVECTIVE RADIOFREQUENCY WATER VAPOR ENERGY ABLATION OF PROSTATE ˆ M®) TO MTOPS TRIAL COHORT (REZU Nikhil Gupta*, Bradley Holland, Danuta Dynda, Tobias Köhler, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL
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PD27-04 ENDOSCOPIC ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE USING 532NM GREEN LASER (GREENLEP) COMPARED TO HOLMIUM LASER SYSTEM (HOLEP) : MULTICENTER EVALUATION OF THE LEARNING CURVE IN THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATE OBSTRUCTION Romain Huet*, Rennes, France, Maximilien Baron, Francois-Xavier Nouhaud, JeanNicolas Cornu, Rouen, France, Karim Bensalah, Benoit Peyronnet, Gregory Verhoest, Rennes, France, Louis Sibert, Rouen, France, Sebastien Vincendeau, Romain Matieu, Rennes, France
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PD27-05 COMPLICATIONS OF HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE: A SINGLE CENTRE CASE SERIES WITH 13 YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP Danielle Whiting*, Thomas Smith, Branimir Penev, Mark Cynk, Maidstone, United Kingdom
PD27-06 THULIUM LASER VAPORESECTION OF THE PROSTATE AND BIPOLAR TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE IN PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA – SINGLE CENTER PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY Prarthan Joshi*, Puvvada Sandeep, Prasad Mylarappa, Ramesh Desigowda, Arvind Nayak, Kuldeep Aggarwal, Bangalore, India
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PD27-07 PREOPERATIVE TRANSRECTAL ULTRASONOGRAPHIC FINDINGS CAN PREDICT THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PEAK URINARY FLOW RATE AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS Juhyun Park*, Chu Hong Park, Inyoung Sun, Sung Yong Cho, Min Chul Cho, Hyeon Jeong, Hwancheol Son, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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PD27-08 ENDOSCOPIC ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE IN THE LEARNING CURVE VERSUS OPEN SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY: MORBIDITY AND EARLY FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Benjamin PRADERE*, Tours, France, Benoit PEYRONNET, Rennes, France, Je´rome Gas, Benoit Bordier, Pascal Rischmann, Julien Guillotreau, Mathieu Thoulouzan, Michel Soulie´, Toulouse, France, Kevin Zorn, Montreal, Canada, Xavier Game´, Vincent Misraı¨, Toulouse, France
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PD27-09 PHOTOSELECTIVE VAPORIZATION OF THE PROSTATE WITH GREENLIGHT LASER XPS 180W, GREEN LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE AND OPEN PROSTATECTOMY FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC OBSTRUCTION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PERIOPERATIVE AND SHORT TERM RESULTS Romain Huet*, Se´bastien Vincendeau, Rennes, France, Philippe Sebe, Alexandre Colau, Bertrand Guillonneau, Paris, France, Benoit Peyronnet, Gregory Verhoest, Karim Bensalah, Romain Mathieu, Rennes, France
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PD27-10 ROBOTIC SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY: THE USC EXPERIENCE Carlos Fay*, Daniel Melecchi Freitas, Andre Abreu, Sameer Chopra, Nariman Ahmadi, Toshitaka Shin, Michael Qiu, Giovanni Cacciamani, Oishi Masakatsu, Mihir Desai, Inderbir Gill, Andre Berger, Monish Aron, Los Angeles, CA
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PD27-11 COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION TECHNIQUES FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA – ANALYSIS OF AN ALL PAYER INPATIENT DISCHARGE DATABASE Christian P. Meyer*, Philipp Gild, Nicolas von Landenberg, David F. Friedlander, Jairam R. Eswara, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Felix K.H. Chun, Margit Fisch, Hamburg, Germany, Maxine Sun, Boston, MA, Benjamin L Chung Chung, Stanfort, CA, Steven L Chang, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
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PD27-12 MULTICENTER INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF 180W LBO LASER PHOTO-VAPORIZATION IN MEN WITH VERY LARGE PROSTATES (PROSTATE VOLUME200CC) Roger Valdivieso*, Pierre-Alain Hueber, Malek Meskawi, Montreal, Canada, Vincent Misrai, Toulouse, France, Kevin Zorn, Montreal, Canada APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Podium Session 28 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE I Room 205 BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Matthew Resnick, David Sharp and Andrew Wagner
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD28-01 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GERMLINE GENETIC VARIATION AND PROGRESSION IN MEN WITH LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Viranda Jayalath*, Antonio Finelli, Maria Komisarenko, Narhari Timilshina, Qihuang Zhang, Wei Xu, Neil Fleshner, Robert Hamilton, Toronto, Canada
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:40 PD28-05 WORLDWIDE VARIATION IN DETERMINANTS FOR INCLUSION AND FOLLOW-UP IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS OF THE MOVEMBER FOUNDATION’S GLOBAL ACTION PLAN PROSTATE CANCER ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE (GAP3) INITIATIVE Sophie Bruinsma*, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Liying Zhang, Toronto, Canada, Chris Bangma, Monique Roobol, Ewout Steyerberg, Daan Nieboer, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Mieke Van Hemelrijck, London, United Kingdom
PD28-02 THE IMPACT OF CLINICAL CCP TESTING IN MEN WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER FOR EXPANDING THE POPULATION OF MEN ELIGIBLE FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Behfar Ehdaie*, New York, NY, Steve Stone, Ryan Bernhisel, Salt Lake City, UT, James Eastham, New York, NY, Thomas Keane, Charlston, SC, John Davis, Houston, TX, E David Crawford, Denver, CO, Michael Brawer, Salt Lake City, UT, Daniel Lin, Seattle, WA, Peter Scardino, New York, NY PD28-03 CORRELATION BETWEEN A GENOMICS TEST AND ADVERSE PATHOLOGY AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AMONG ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE CANDIDATES Patrick Hurley*, Novi, MI, Greg Auffenberg, Ji Qi, Chris Maurino, Ann Arbor, MI, Samantha Farida, Ivi Latifi, Lansing, MI, Donald Moylan, Royal Oak, MI, Bincy Johnson, Royal Oak, MI, David Miller, Ann Arbor, MI, Kirk Wojno, Royal Oak, MI, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI PD28-04 THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOSOCIAL CONSTRUCTS ON THE ADHERENCE TO ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER IN A PROSPECTIVE, POPULATION-BASED COHORT Maximilian Lang, Mark Tyson*, JoAnn Alvarez, Tatsuki Koyama, Nashville, TN, Karen Hoffman, Houston, TX, Matthew Resnick, Nashville, TN, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Xiao-Cheng Wu, Vivien Chen, New Orleans, LA, Lisa Paddock, New Brunswick, NJ, Ann Hamilton, Los Angeles, CA, Mia Hashibe, Salt Lake City, UT, Michael Goodman, Atlanta, GA, David Penson, Daniel Barocas, Nashville, TN
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PD28-06 VARIATION IN THE USE OF ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Björn Löppenberg*, David F. Friedlander, Andrew Tam, Boston, MA, Jeffrey J. Leow, Singapore, Singapore, Anna Krasnova, Paul Nguyen, Adam S. Kibel, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Maxine Sun, Toni K. Choueiri, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
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PD28-07 TRACKING OF PRIOR POSITIVE SITES BY MRI/US FUSION IMPROVES DETECTION OF GLEASON SCORE UPGRADING Edward Chang*, Tonye Jones, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel Margolis, New York, NY, Jiaoti Huang, Durham, NC, Shyam Natarajan, Devi Sharma, Merdie Delfin, Frederick Dorey, Leonard Marks, Los Angeles, CA
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PD28-08 CONCORDANCE BETWEEN PHYSICIANDOCUMENTED VERSUS PATIENTREPORTED COMORBIDITIES IN PROSTATE CANCER: VALIDATION OF A NOVEL INFORMATICS TOOL Katherine Fleshner*, London Ontario, Canada, Amy Tin, Nicole Benfante, Sigrid Carlsson, Andrew Vickers, New York, NY
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PD28-09 DOES MRI-FUSION PROSTATE BIOPSY IMPROVE RISK RECLASSIFICATION FOR PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE COMPARED TO TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND-GUIDED SATURATION BIOPSY Ahmed El Shafei, Yaw Nyame*, Hans Arora, Mohamed Eltemamy, Onder Kara, Ercan Malkoc, Khaled Fareed, J Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH
PD28-10 MULTIPARAMETRIC-MRI PRIOR TO REPEAT BIOPSY FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE CAN IDENTIFY MEN WITH HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Nicolai Hu¨bner, Christopher Evans, Stanley Yap, Michael Corwin, John Mcgahan, Thomas Loehfelm, Marc Dall’Era*, Sacramento, CA
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PD28-11 PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF BIOPSY DECIPHER SCORES IN POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Stacy Loeb*, New York, NY, Eric A. Klein, Cleveland, OH, Zaid Haddad, Marı´a Santiago-Jime´nez, Lucia L.C. Lam, Fabiola M.R. Pinhero, Tyler Kolisnik, Vancouver, Canada, Adam Cole, Little Rock, AR, Seong Ra, San Diego, CA, Kasra Yousefi, Elai Davicioni, Vancouver, Canada, Robert B. Den, Philadephia, PA, Daniel E. Spratt, Ann Arbor, MI, Ashley E. Ross, Baltimore, MD
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PD28-12 EFFECTS OF INITIAL GLEASON GRADE ON OUTCOMES DURING ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR PROSTATE CANCER Selma Masic*, Samuel Washington, Janet Cowan, Hao Nguyen, Katsuto Shinohara, Matthew Cooperberg, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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1:00 pm - 3:50 pm SOCIETY FOR BASIC UROLOGIC RESEARCH (SBUR) Douglass @ Westin Waterfront
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INTRODUCTION TO PROSTATE CELL OF ORIGIN Douglas Strand
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EAST COAST PERSPECTIVE Michael Shen
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TEXAS PERSPECTIVE Li Xin
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WEST COAST PERSPECTIVE Andrew Goldstein
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ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION Moderator: Douglas Strand
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INTRODUCTION TO BLADDER CELL OF ORIGIN David DeGraff
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THE NORTHERN PERSPECTIVE Cathy Mendelsohn
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THE CENTRAL PERSPECTIVE David McConkey
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THE SOUTHERN PERSPECTIVE Keith Chan
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ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION Moderator: David DeGraff
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ADJOURN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
POLISH UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (PTU) AND HUNGARIAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (HUA) JOINT SESSION Room 209 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 3:00
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS PTU President: Piotr Chlosta, Peter Tenke HUA President: Istvan Buzogany
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LYMPHADENECTOMY IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS Lukasz Nyk
PTU SESSION:
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CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS OF BCG IMPROVES LOCAL RESPONSE IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS Anna Kolodziej
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MRI FUSION PROSTATE BIOPSY CURRENT STATUS Anna K. Czech
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TISSUE ENGINEERING IN LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC UROLOGY Tomasz Drewa
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HUA SESSION:
HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER ADJUVANT TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH POSITIVE LYMPH NODES Sebastian Piotrowicz
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CHANGES OF TISSUE AND SERUM LEVELS OF SYNDECAN-1 DURING PCA-PROGRESSION Peter Nyirady
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SALVAGE AND ADJUVANT RADIOTHERAPY AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Zsolt Molnar, Zolton Bajory
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EVALUATION OF SURFACE MICROPATTERN (SHARKLET) ON FOLEYS SILICON CATHETER IN REDUCING URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS THE NEW PREVENTION STRATEGY OF BIOFILM FORMATION Peter Tenke
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CLOSING REMARKS PTU President: Piotr Chlosta, Peter Tenke HUA President: Istvan Buzogany
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ADJOURN
Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 40 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: FEMALE INCONTINENCE: THERAPY I Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Anne Cameron, David Castro-Diaz and Lynn Stothers ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP40-01 USE OF MODIFIED FASCIAL PUBOVAGINAL SLING FOR THE TREATMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: UP TO 20 YEARS FOLLOW UP. Abdelnaser Elgamasy*, Tarek Jameel, Mohamed Redwan, Ahmed Elabd, Mohamed A Elbakry Elbakry, Mohamed A Elbakry Elbakry, Salah Nagla, Aymen Hagras, Ahmed Gheith, Tanta, Egypt
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP40-08 CCL7, A STEM CELL HOMING FACTOR, HAS LOW RESPONSIVE EXPRESSION DURING SLING PROCEDURE ASSOCIATED WITH POSTPARTUM URINARY INCONTINENCE Qi-Xiang Song, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Hai-Yan Li, Ling Qing, Xiangxiang Ye, Wenzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Limin Liao, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Hai-Hong Jiang*, Wenzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP40-02 COMPARISON OF OUTCOMES BETWEEN SIMPLE AND COMPLEX PATIENTS UNDERGOING AUTOLOGOUS PUBOVAGINAL SLING PLACEMENT Michael Maccini*, Tamara Lhungay, Tyler Doumaney, Lisa Parrillo, Brian Flynn, Aurora, CO
MP40-09 ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW LARGE ANIMAL MODEL FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE USING GERMAN LANDRACE PIGS Anika Albrecht, Alexandra Kelp, Bastian Amend, Tuebingen, Germany, Mario Kluender, Stuttgart, Germany, Arnulf Stenzl, Wilhelm K. Aicher*, Tuebingen, Germany
MP40-03 WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF COITAL INCONTINENCE ON WOMEN SEXUALITY AND SEXUAL FUNCTION? Mariana Felippe, Marcia Eli Girotti, Maira dos Santos, Monique Rodrigues, Tatiana Rodarte, Fernando Almeida*, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP40-10 CAN URETHRAL BULKING AGENTS SALVAGE FAILED SLINGS? Elizabeth Dray*, Anne Cameron, Marybeth Hall, J. Quentin Clemens, John Stoffel, Ann Arbor, MI
MP40-04 THE RELATIONSHIP OF FEMALE URETHRAL LENGTH WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Myung Ki Kim*, Jae Hyung You, Yu Seob Shin, Jeonju, Korea, Republic of
MP40-11 IS INITIAL RETENTION AFTER MACROPLASTIQUE® INJECTION A PREDICTOR OF SUCCESS? Himanshu Aggarwal*, Montgomery, AL, Feras Alhalabi, Philippe Zimmern, Dallas, TX
MP40-05 USING DATA FROM THE CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF STATEWIDE HEALTH PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (OSHPD) TO DETERMINE THE 30-DAY COMPLICATION RATE FROM URETHRALSLING PLACEMENT. Kai Dallas*, Stanford, CA, Christopher Elliott, Santa Clara, CA
MP40-12 ROBOT-ASSISTED ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER IMPLANTATION IN FEMALE PATIENTS : A MULTICENTER STUDY Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Olivier Belas, Le Mans, France, Gregoire Capon, Bordeaux, France, Se´bastien Vincendeau, Rennes, France, Cle´ment Allenet, Bordeaux, France, Andrea Manunta, Lauranne Tondut, Rennes, France, Michel Belas, Le Mans, France, Pierre Callerot, Brest, France, Gilles Pasticier, Bordeaux, France, Stephane Colla, Le Mans, France, Antoine Valeri, Brest, France, Aure´lien Descazeaud, Limoges, France, Gre´goire Robert, Bordeaux, France, Georges Fournier, Brest, France
MP40-06 PREDICTORS OF A FAILED VOIDING TRIAL AFTER SLING AND CONCOMITANT PELVIC SURGERY J. Margaret Lovin*, Clifton F. Frilot II, Alexander Gomelsky, Shreveport, LA MP40-07 WET AND HAPPY VS. DRY AND UNHAPPYAFTER SLING SURGERY: AN ANALYSIS OF DIVERGENT POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES Umar R. Karaman*, Clifton F. Frilot II, Alexander Gomelsky, Shreveport, LA
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MP40-14 COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF TRANSDERMAL OXYBUTYNIN IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER SYNDROME Carlos Muller-Arteaga*, Ourense, Spain, Jose Emilio Batista Miranda, Barcelona, Spain, Carmen Zubiaur, Ainara Rabade Ferreiro, Bilbao, Spain, Rafael El Khoury Moreno, Sevilla, Spain, Gonzalo Morales Solchaga, Alzira, Spain, Javier Casas Nebra, Lugo, Spain, Manuel Leva Vallejo, Cordoba, Spain, Oscar Gonzalez Garcia, Osuna, Spain, Salvador Arlandis-Guzman, Valencia, Spain, Carlos Errando-Smet, Barcelona, Spain
MP40-18 HIATAL SMOOTH MUSCLES: A NOVEL ANATOMICAL LANDMARK FOR FEMALE NERVE-SPARING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Nobuyuki Hinata*, Kobe, Japan, Ahmed Aly Hussein, Buffalo, NY, Tomoaki Terakawa, Yukari Bando, Kobe, Japan, Gen Murakami, Iwamizawa, Japan, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY, Masato Fujisawa, Kobe, Japan MP40-19 MIRABEGRON IN WOMEN WITH OAB: A REAL SETTING STUDY Ester Illiano*, Perugia, Italy, Raffaele Balsamo, Catanzaro, Italy, Martina Milanesi, Vincenzo Li Marzi, Florence, Italy, Enrico Finazzi Agro`, Franca Natale, Rome, Italy, Stefania Maddonni, Elisabetta Costantini, Perugia, Italy
MP40-15 USE OF THIRD LINE THERAPY FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN A PRACTICE WITH MULTIPLE SUBSPECIALTY PROVIDERS: ARE WE DOING ENOUGH? Dena Moskowitz*, Sarah Adelstein, Alvaro Lucioni, Una Lee, Kathleen Kobashi, Seattle, WA
MP40-20 DO SURGEONS WISH TO KNOW ABOUT THEIR LONG-TERM COMPLICATIONS? Jennifer Wimberly*, Shawn Okpara, Philippe Zimmern, Dallas, TX
MP40-16 OUTCOMES OF TREATMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE ASSOCIATED WITH FEMALE URETHRAL DIVERTICULA: A SELECTIVE APPROACH Alyssa Greiman*, Lauren Rittenberg, Charleston, SC, Drew Freilich, Atlanta, GA, Ross Rames, Charleston, SC, Ahmed ElZawahry, Springfield, IL, Michelle Koski, San Diego, CA, Eric Rovner, Charleston, SC
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 41 STEM CELL RESEARCH Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Anthony Atala ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP41-01 EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES REGULATE GLOMERULAR VEGF HOMEOSTASIS IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE Sargis Sedrakyan*, Valentina Villani, Los Angeles, CA, Stefano Porta, Turin, Italy, Stefano Da Sacco, Nikita Tripuraneni, Andrea Achena, Maria Lavarreda-Pearce, Hasmik Soloyan, Roger De Filippo, Los Angeles, CA, Benedetta Bussolati, Turin, Italy, Laura Perin, Los Angeles, CA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP41-03 FIVE-YEAR CLINICAL EFFECTS OF DONOR BONE MARROW CELLS INFUSIONS IN KIDNEY ALLOGRAFT RECIPIENTS Ghasem Solgi, Hamedan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Vijayakrishna Gadi, Gholamreza Pourmand*, Abdolrasoul Mehrsai, Moslem Ranjbar, Mousa Mohammadnia, Behrouz Nikbin, Ali Akbar Amirzargar, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
MP41-02 PROPHYLAXIS AGAINST RENAL ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION INJURY IN CANINE MODEL: STEM CELL APPROACH. Yasser Osman*, Sahar M. Hamed, Nashwa Barakat, Sherry Khater, Mahmoud Gabr, Ahmed Mosbah, Mohamed Gaballah, Atallah Shaaban, Mansoura, Egypt
MP41-04 THE EFFICACY OF CHA1 MESENCHYMAL STEM CELL IN A CHRONIC INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS RAT MODEL Kyung Hwa Choi*, Young Eun Lee, Seung Ryeol Lee, Young Kwon Hong, Dong Soo Park, Jae Yup Hong, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of
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MP40-17 PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED COMPARISON OF REPAIRING SIMPLE VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA WITH OR WITHOUT INTERPOSITION FLAP: A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL STUDY FROM NOTHERN INDIA Vishwajeet Singh*, RahulJanak Sinha, Ankur Bansal, Seema Mehrotra, Kawaljit Singh, Lucknow, India
MP40-13 THE IMPACT OF PERCEIVED STRESS AND HEALTH ON INSOMNIA IN WOMEN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER SYMPTOMS K’dee Elsen, Christina Moldovan, Jim Shen, Mohamed Keheila, Salim Cheriyan, Matthew Pierce*, Andrea Staack, Loma Linda, CA
MP41-05 BIOFABRICATED BONE MARROWDERIVED CELL PATCHES RESTORE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF RADIATION-INJURED URINARY BLADDERS IN RAT Tetsuya Imamura*, Teruyuki Ogawa, Tomonori Minagawa, Takashi Nagai, Gautam Sudha, Tetsuichi Saito, Matsumoto, Japan, Mitsuru Shimamura, Nanami Hatakeyama, Tokyo, Japan, Masaki Nakazawa, Osamu Ishizuka, Matsumoto, Japan
MP41-11 A PILOT CLINICAL STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF DOCETAXEL WITH RIBAVIRIN IN PATIENTS WITH PROGRESSIVE CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER TARGETING STEM-CELL RELATED GENE NETWORK. Takeo Kosaka*, Takahiro Maeda, Hirohiko Nagata, Shunsuke Yoshimine, Hiroshi Hongo, Toshiaki Shinojima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP41-06 MULTIPOTENT ADULT PROGENITOR CELL TREATMENT PROMOTES BLADDER FUNCTION RECOVERY AND DECREASES MORBIDITY AND DURATION OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN SPINAL CORD INJURED RATS James Jones*, Portland, OR, Marc DePaul, Cleveland, OH, MaiHua Zhu, Portland, OR, Bradley Lang, Cleveland, OH, Sarah Busch, Cleveland, OR, Cynthia Gregory, Michael Rutten, Lisa Buckley, Kenton Gregory, Hua Xie, Portland, OR
MP41-12 INDUCTION OF PROSTATE CANCER STEM CELL PROPERTIES IN MOUSE INDUCED PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS VIA DEFINED CARCINOMA NICHE AND TRACKING DRUG RESPONSE IN PRECLINICAL RESEARCH Naijin Xu*, Okayama, Japan, Xiezhao Li, Aibai Xu, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Masami Watanabe, Okayama, Japan, Peng Huang, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Yasutomo Nasu, Okayama, Japan, Chunxiao Liu, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP41-07 PRECLINICAL STUDY AND LONG-TERM IN VIVO CONFOCAL IMAGING OF HUMAN EMBRYONIC STEM CELL DERIVED MULTIPOTENT STEM CELLS TARGETED TO INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME Aram Kim*, Hwan Yeul Yu, Jisun Lim, Ju Young Han, Chae-Min Ryu, Jun Ki Kim, Hyung-Min Chung, Dong-Myung Shin, Myung-Soo Choo, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP41-13 AMNIOTIC FLUID FOR THE TREATMENT OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Michael Zahalsky*, Gina Dessources, Melissa Marchand, Coral Springs, FL, Jason Levy, Philadephia, PA MP41-14 HUMAN URINE-DERIVED STEM CELLS GENETICALLY-MODIFIED WITH PEDF IMPROVE CAVERNOUS NERVE INJURYINDUCED ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IN A RAT MODEL Qiyun Yang*, Xin Chen, Tao Zheng, Kai Xia, Xiangzou Sun, Guihua Liu, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Yuanyuan Zhang, Winston-Salem, NC, Chunhua Deng, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP41-08 CCR1 AND CCL7 ENHANCES MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS ENGRAFTMENT AFTER SIMULATED BIRTH INJURY Hai-Hong Jiang*, Wenzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Jian-Li Feng, Chongqing, China, People’s Republic of, Qi-Xiang Song, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Qi Ling, Wenzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Guiming Liu, Cleveland, OH
MP41-15 STEM CELL ACTIVATION IN THE MAJOR PELVIC GANGLION IS ENHANCED BY STROMAL DERIVED FACTOR-1 PENILE INJECTIONS FOLLOWING NERVE INJURY Nikolai Sopko*, Baltimore, MD, Hotaka Matsui, Tokyo, Japan, Takahiro Yoshida, Xiaopu Liu, Max Kates, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
MP41-09 ADIPOSE-DERIVED STROMAL VASCULAR FACTOR (SVF) INJECTION IN SHORT RECURRENT BULBAR STRICTURE POST DVIU – AN INITIAL EXPERIENCE Pankaj Joshi*, Fabio Castiglione, Devang Desai, Sandesh Surana, Hazem Orabi, Sanjay Kulkarni, Pune, India
MP41-16 THE EFFICACY OF HUMAN TESTICULAR STROMAL CELL AND NEURONAL PRECURSOR CELL IN A MOUSE MODEL OF CAVERNOUS NERVE INJURY Kyung Hwa Choi, Byeong Seong Ki, Seung Ryeol Lee, Young Kwon Hong, Dong Soo Park*, Dong Ryul Lee, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of
MP41-10 MODELLING PROSTATE CANCER USING PRIMARY AND METASTATIC CANCEROIDS Sofia Karkampouna, Bern, Switzerland, Federico la Manna, Leiden, Netherlands, Eugenio Zoni, Bern, Switzerland, Lijkele Beimers, Peter Kloen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Antoinette Wetterwald, Joel Grosjean, Irena Klima, Marco G. Cecchini, Martin Spahn, George N. Thalmann, Marianna Kruithof-de Julio*, Bern, Switzerland
MP41-17 SAFETY AND POTENTIAL EFFECT OF A SINGLE INTRACAVERNOUS INJECTION OF AUTOLOGOUS ADIPOSE-DERIVED REGENERATIVE CELLS IN PATIENTS WITH ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A 12-MONTH FOLLOW-UP Martha Haahr*, Charlotte Harken Jensen, Jens Ahm Sørensen, Søren Paludan Sheikh, Lars Lund, Odense, Denmark
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MP41-20 DEVELOPMENTAL POTENTIAL OF VITRIFIED MOUSE TESTICULAR TISSUE AFTER ECTOPIC TRANSPLANTATION Nazila Yamini, Gholamreza Pourmand*, Fardin Amidi, Mojdeh Salehnia, Nahid Ataei Nejad, Seyed Mohammad Hossein Noori Mougahi, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
MP41-18 KDM5A INHIBITS GONOCYTE DIFFERENTIATION TO SPERMATOGONIAL STEM CELLS BY SUPPRESSING RET GENE FUNCTION VIA EPIGENETIC REGULATION Hidenori Nishio*, Taiki Kato, Kentaro Mizuno, Yoshinobu Moritoki, Hideyuki Kamisawa, Satoshi Kurokawa, Akihiro Nakane, Tetsuji Maruyama, Yutaro Hayashi, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
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MP41-19 IN VITRO DIFFERENTIATION OF HUMAN SPERMATOGONIAL STEM CELLS IN A THREE DIMENSIONAL (3D) TESTICULAR ORGANOID SYSTEM Kara E. McAbee*, Nima Pourhabibi Zarandi, Anthony Atala, Hooman Sadri-Ardekani, Colin Bishop, Winston Salem, NC
Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 42 BLADDER & URETHRA: ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY & PHARMACOLOGY I Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Karl-Erik Andersson and Nissrine Nakib ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP42-01 QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF INWARD RECTIFYING ION CHANNEL IN DETRUSOR INSTABILITY Chitaranjan Mahapatra*, Rohit Manchanda, Mumbai, India
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP42-04 CHARACTERIZING DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN LOWER URINARY TRACT: ANATOMIC FEATURES AND MOLECULAR EXPRESSION OF THE URETERIC BUD AND CLOACA Alexander C Small*, Julia B Finkelstein, Alejandra Perez, Alessia Casale, Ekatherina Batourina, Cathy L Mendelsohn, New York, NY
MP42-02 MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF DIFFERENT POPULATIONS OF BLADDER AFFERENT NEURONS DETECTED BY HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS (HSV) VECTORS WITH CELL TYPE-SPECIFIC PROMOTERS IN MICE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY Nobutaka Shimizu*, William F. Goins, Shun Takai, Naoki Wada, Takahiro Shimizu, Takahisa Suzuki, Ei-ichiro Takaoka, Pittsburgh, PA, Akihide Hirayama, Nara, Japan, Hirotsugu Uemura, Osaka sayama, Japan, Joseph C. Glorioso, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
MP42-05 CHRONIC ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE GUANYLATE CYCLASE-C AGONIST LINACLOTIDE ATTENUATES COLITIS INDUCED BLADDER AFFERENT AND DORSAL ROOT GANGLION HYPERACTIVITY Luke Grundy*, Sonia Garcia-Caraballo, Jessica Maddern, Grigori Rychkov, Adelaide, Australia, Pei Ge, Gerhard Hannig, Caroline Kurtz, Ada Silos-Santiago, Cambridge, MA, Stuart Brierley, Adelaide, Australia
MP42-03 EFFECTS OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR NEUTRALIZATION ON HYPEREXCITABILITY OF CAPSAICIN SENSITIVE BLADDER AFFERENT NEURONS IN MICE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY Takahiro Shimizu*, Nankoku, Japan, Tsuyoshi Majima, Takahisa Suzuki, Nobutaka Shimizu, Naoki Wada, Shun Takai, Eiichiro Takaoka, Joonbeom Kwon, Pradeep Tyagi, Pittsburgh, PA, Motoaki Saito, Nankoku, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
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MP42-06 EXPRESSION AND FUNCTION OF SEROTONIN PARANEURONAL CELLS IN THE URETHRAL EPITHELIUM OF HUMAN AND RODENTS Ana Coelho, Raquel Oliveira, Helena Cavaleiro, Celia Duarte Cruz, Francisco Cruz*, Porto, Portugal MP42-07 SONIC HEDGEHOG REGULATION OF RHABDOSPHINCTER MUSCLE Marah Hehemann*, Shawn Choe, Chicago, IL, Danuta Dynda, Shaheen Alanee, Tobias Kohler, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL, Carol Podlasek, Chicago, IL
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MP42-15 THE UROTHELIUM IS THE MOST PREDOMINANT TISSUE IN THE BODY FOR SUPEROXIDE PRODUCTION: KEY ROLE OF NADPH OXIDASES Max Roberts, Josephine Amosah, Lisa Adjei, Guildford, United Kingdom, Guiping Sui, London, United Kingdom, Rui Wu, Coventry, United Kingdom, Simon Archer, Jonathan Johnston, Guildford, United Kingdom, Michael Ruggieri, Philadelphia, PA, Changhao Wu*, Guildford, United Kingdom
MP42-08 MALE URETHRAL SPHINCTER COMPLEX REVISITED USING NOVEL MR IMAGING TECHNIQUES Kyoko Sakamoto*, Valmik Bhargava, Vadim Malis, M. Raj Rajasekaran, Shantanu Sinha, San Diego, CA MP42-09 ATROGIN IS A NOVEL MARKER OF AGERELATED URETHRAL SPHINCTER MUSCLE ATROPHY M. Raj Rajasekaran*, Johnny Fu, My-Uyen (Lilly) Nguyen, Valmik Bhargava, San Diego, CA
MP42-16 INNERVATION OF GENITOURINARY STRUCTURES: A NEURONAL TRACING STUDY IN FEMALE DOGS Mary F. Barbe*, Sandra M. Gomez-Amaya, Philadelphia, PA, Neil S. Lamarre, Madison, WI, Danielle M Salvadeo, Michael Mazzei, Alan S. Braverman, Michael Ruggieri, Philadelphia, PA
MP42-10 AUGMENTED BLADDER SMOOTH MUSCLE RESPONSIVENESS TO HYPERGLYCEMIA THROUGH A CAVEOLAE-DEPENDENT ACTIVATION OF RHO KINASE PATHWAY Vivian Cristofaro*, Josephine A. Carew, Suhas P. Dasari, Raj K. Goyal, Maryrose P. Sullivan, Boston, MA
MP42-17 AGE RELATED URETHRAL SPHINCTER MUSCLE DYSFUNCTION AND FIBROSIS: POSSIBLE ROLE OF WNT SIGNALING PATHWAYS M. Raj Rajasekaran*, Johnny Fu, My-Uyen (Lilly) Nguyen, Valmik Bhargava, San Diego, CA
MP42-11 BLADDER NERVE-SMOOTH MUSCLE FUNCTION REMAINS INTACT AFTER LONG-TERM DECENTRALIZATION Danielle M Salvadeo*, Ekta Tiwari, Nagat Frara, Alan S. Braverman, Mary F. Barbe, Michael Ruggieri, Philadelphia, PA
MP42-18 ENDOCANNABINOID 2-ARACHIDONOYL GLYCEROL DECREASES VISCERAL PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH EXPERIMENTAL CYSTITIS Zunyi Wang*, Peiqing Wang, Dale Bjorling, Madison, WI
MP42-12 MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST REGULATES THE EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX OF BLADDER IN RAT PARTIAL BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION MODEL Tong-Xin Yang*, De-Yi Luo, Yi-Fei Lin, Qiang Liu, Xiang Cai, Hong Li, Kun-Jie Wang, Chengdu, China, People’s Republic of
MP42-19 IS TRANSIENT RECEPTOR POTENTIAL CHANNEL INVOLVED IN WARMING INDUCED CONTRACTION OF HUMAN AND PIG URETHRAL SMOOTH MUSCLE? Ken Lee*, Tomoko Maki, Ryosuke Takahashi, Masatoshi Eto, Shunichi Kajioka, Fukuoka, Japan
MP42-13 MODULATION OF NICOTINIC RECEPTOR FUNCTION BY BLADDER DECENTRALIZATION AND REINNERVATION Danielle M Salvadeo*, Nagat Frara, Alan S. Braverman, Mary F. Barbe, Michael Ruggieri, Philadelphia, PA
MP42-20 IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL IRRITANT SENSING MECHANISMS IN THE BLADDER Luke Grundy*, Ashlee Caldwell, Sonia Garcia-Caraballo, Grigori Rychkov, Stuart Brierley, Adelaide, Australia
MP42-14 PURINERGIC P2X4 RECEPTOR EXPRESSION AND FUNCTION IN RODENT BLADDER SMOOTH MUSCLE Vivian Cristofaro*, Josephine A. Carew, Sean D. Carey, Raj K. Goyal, Maryrose P. Sullivan, Boston, MA
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3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 43
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP43-01 CAN FREQUENCY OF PROSTATE BIOPSY ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE BE REDUCED WITHOUT SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASING RISK? Christine Barnett*, Gregory Auffenberg, Zian Cheng, Fan Yang, Jiachen Wang, John Wei, David Miller, James Montie, Ann Arbor, MI, Mufaddal Mamawala, Baltimore, MD, Brian Denton, Ann Arbor, MI
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP43-07 CLINICAL UTILITY OF MRI/FUSION BIOPSY IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Zachary Hamilton*, Unwanaobong Nseyo, Brittney Cotta, Natalie Schenker-Ahmed, David Karow, A Karim Kader, Christopher Kane, J Kellogg Parsons, San Diego, CA MP43-08 IMPACT OF HIGH VOLUME CENTERS ON MANAGEMENT OF HIGH AND LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER John F. Burns*, John P. Flores, Mazen Alsinnawi, Sydney Akapame, Elliot Blau, John Massman III, Christopher Porter, Seattle, WA
MP43-02 VARIATION IN USE OF CONFIRMATORY TESTING AMONG ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE CANDIDATES Gregory Auffenberg*, Zaojun Ye, Ann Arbor, MI, Brian Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Susan Linsell, Nikola Rakic, Andrew Brachulis, Ann Arbor, MI, Michael Cher, Detroit, MI, David Miller, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
MP43-09 “ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE” IN THE EVERYDAY CARE: RESULTS FROM HAROW-A PROSPECTIVE, NONINTERVENTIONAL STUDY WITH A MEAN FOLLOW-UP OF 66.7 MONTHS. Jan Herden*, Cologne, Germany, Dietrich Schnell, Berlin, Germany, Axel Heidenreich, Cologne, Germany, Lothar Weissbach, Berlin, Germany
MP43-03 DO PROSTATE BIOPSY-ASSOCIATED COMPLICATIONS INFLUENCE TREATMENT SELECTION FOR PATIENTS WITH NEWLY DIAGNOSED, CLINICALLY LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER? Melanie Adamsky*, Jacob Tallman, Chicago, IL, Kristine Kuchta, Brian Helfand, Evanston, IL
MP43-10 THE ROLE OF SURVEILLANCE BIOPSY WITH NO CANCER AS A PROGNOSTIC MARKER FOR RECLASSIFICATION: RESULTS FROM THE CANARY PROSTATE ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE STUDY (PASS) James Kearns*, Anna Faino, Lisa Newcomb, Seattle, WA, James Brooks, Palo Alto, CA, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA, Atreya Dash, William Ellis, Seattle, WA, Michael Fabrizio, Norfolk, VA, Martin Gleave, Vancouver, Canada, Todd Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI, Peter Nelson, Seattle, WA, Ian Thompson, San Antonio, TX, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Yingye Zheng, Daniel Lin, Seattle, WA
MP43-04 IMPACT OF USPSTF RECOMMENDATION ON RATES OF NON-DEFINITIVE MANAGEMENT IN LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER UTILIZING THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE John F. Burns*, John P. Flores, Mazen Alsinnawi, Sydney Akapame, John Massman III, Christopher Porter, Seattle, WA MP43-05 COMPARING PRACTICE- VERSUS PROVIDER-LEVEL VARIATION IN USE OF ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR MEN WITH LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Gregory Auffenberg*, Apoorv Dhir, Susan Linsell, Ann Arbor, MI, Brian Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, David Miller, Ann Arbor, MI, Michael Cher, Detroit, MI, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
MP43-11 REFINED ANALYSIS OF PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN (PSA) VELOCITY TO PREDICT OUTCOMES IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE: RESULTS FROM THE CANARY PROSTATE ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE STUDY (PASS) Matthew Cooperberg*, San Francisco, CA, James Brooks, Stanford, CA, Anna Faino, Yingye Zheng, James Kearns, Seattle, WA, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA, Atreya Dash, Seattle, WA, Michael Fabrizio, Norfolk, VA, Martin Gleave, Vancouver, Canada, Todd Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI, Peter Nelson, Seattle, WA, Ian Thompson, San Antonio, TX, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Lisa Newcomb, Daniel Lin, Seattle, WA
MP43-06 THE EFFECT OF TARGETED ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS IN MEN UNDERGOING TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY Carling Cheung*, Hiten Patel, Patricia Landis, H. Ballentine Carter, Misop Han, Baltimore, MD
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PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jim Hu, Laurence Klotz and Joel Nelson
MP43-16 VARIATION IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE UTILIZATION FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER IN A REGIONAL COLLABORATIVE Adam Reese*, Claudette Fonshell, Serge Ginzburg, Thomas Guzzo, Thomas Lanchoney, Bret Marlowe, Marc Smaldone, Edouard Trabulsi, Robert Uzzo, on behalf of the Pennsylvania Urologic Regional Collaborative, Philadelphia, PA
MP43-12 PREDICTING PROGRESSION IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE; EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF THE CANARY PASS RISK CALCULATOR WITH THE SPANISH UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION REGISTRY ON AS Angel Borque-Fernando*, Zaragoza, Spain, Jose Rubio-Briones, Valencia, Spain, Luis M. Esteban-Escan˜o, Zaragoza, Spain, Argimiro Collado-Serra, Ana Soto, Valencia, Spain, Pedro A. López Gonza´lez, Murcia, Spain, Jordi Huguet Pe´rez, Barcelona, Spain, Jose I. Sanz Velez, Huesca, Spain, Jesu´s Gil Fabra, Zaragoza, Spain, Enrigue Gómez Gómez, Córdoba, Spain, Cristina Quicios Dorado, Madrid, Spain, Lluı´s Fumadó, Barcelona, Spain, Sara Martinez-Breijo, A Corun˜a, Spain, Juan Soto Villalba, Ca´diz, Spain, In behalf of rest of AI of AEU/PIEM/2014/0001, Madrid, Spain
MP43-17 MPMRI FOR PREDICTING PROSTATE CANCER PROGRESSION IN MEN ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE: A COMPARISON TO PSA KINETICS Mahir Maruf*, Abhinav Sidana, Amit L Jain, Brian Calio, Dordaneh Sugano, Michael Kongnyuy, Bethesda, MD, Arvin K. George, Ann Arbor, MI, M Minhaj Siddiqui, Baltimore, MD, Akhil Muthigi, Subin Valayil, Bethesda, MD, Thomas P. Frye, Rochester, NY, Peter L. Choyke, Baris Turkbey, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Bethesda, MD
MP43-13 COMPARISON OF BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE FREE SURVIVAL AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AMONG MEN IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOLLOWING GRADE RECLASSIFICATION AND MEN NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH SIMILAR GRADE DISEASE Clarissa Diniz*, Ballentine Carter, Jonathan Epstein, Mufaddal Mamawala, Baltimore, MD
MP43-18 FOR MEN ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR PROSTATE CANCER, OLDER AGE AT DIAGNOSIS AND AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY PORTENDS POOR OUTCOMES Sasha Druskin*, Mufaddal Mamawala, Jeffrey Tosoian, H. Ballentine Carter, Bruce Trock, Baltimore, MD
MP43-14 UTILITY OF A NOVEL BIOPSY INSTRUMENT WITH LONG SIDE-NOTCH NEEDLE IN THE SELECTION OF PATIENTS FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Kent Kanao*, Keishi Kajikawa, Ikuo Kobayashi, Hiroyuki Muramatsu, Shingo Morinaga, Hiroshi Saiki, Genya Nishikawa, Yoshiharu Kato, Masahito Watanabe, Kogenta Nakamura, Makoto Sumitomo, Nagakute, Japan
MP43-19 ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR FAVORABLE-RISK PROSTATE CANCER IN AFRICAN CARIBBEAN MEN: RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Matthias Meunier*, Re´mi Eyraud, Ce´dric Se´ne´chal, Gilles Gourtaud, Virginie Roux, Pointe-a`-Pitre, France, Ce´cilia Lanchon, Grenoble, France, Laurent Brureau, Pascal Blanchet, Pointe-a`-Pitre, France
MP43-15 CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DETECTION OF PERINEURAL INVASION (PNI) ON A SURVEILLANCE BIOPSY IN FAVORABLE RISK MEN ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Mufaddal Mamawala*, Patricia Landis, Jonathan Epstein, Bruce Trock, H. Ballentine Carter, Baltimore, MD
MP43-20 RATES OF NON-DEFINITIVE MANAGEMENT FOR LOW AND INTERMEDIATE RISK PROSTATE CANCER ARE SIMILAR BETWEEN AFRICAN AMERICANS AND CAUCASIANS John Burns*, John P. Flores, Mazen Alsinnawi, Sydney Akapame, John Massman III, Christopher Porter, Seattle, WA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 44
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP44-01 IN VIVO FLUORESCENCE IMAGING OF AN ORTHOTOPIC RAT BLADDER TUMOR MODEL INDICATES DIFFERENTIAL UPTAKE OF INTRAVESICALLY INSTILLED NEAR-INFRARED LABELED 2DEOXYGLUCOSE ANALOG BY NEOPLASTIC URINARY BLADDER TISSUES Joel Slaton*, Carole Davis, Robert Hurst, Oklahoma City, OK, Daqing Piao, Stillwater, OK
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP44-07 A CIRCULAR RNA (CIRCLPAR1) AS A NOVEL BIOMARKER OF PROGNOSIS FOR BLADDER CANCER Guo-Wen Lin*, Hao-Yue Sheng, Hu-Yang Xie, Yi-Jun Shen, Guo-Hai Shi, Ding-Wei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of MP44-08 THE LANDSCAPE OF HER2 ALTERATIONS IN MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: IMPACT ON PATIENT SELECTION FOR TARGETED THERAPIES? Bernhard Kiss, Bern, Switzerland, Alexander Wyatt, Vancouver, Canada, James Douglas, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Veronika Skuginna, Bern, Switzerland, Fan Mo, Shawn Anderson, Vancouver, Canada, Diana Rotzer, Achim Fleischmann, Vera Genitsch, Bern, Switzerland, Tetsutaro Hayashi, Hiroshima, Japan, Maja Neuenschwander, Bern, Switzerland, Christine Buerki, Elai Davicioni, Colin Collins, Vancouver, Canada, George Thalmann, Bern, Switzerland, Peter Black, Roland Seiler*, Vancouver, Canada
MP44-02 IDENTIFICATION AND VALIDATION OF C1ORF198 AS AN INDEPENDENT MARKER OF BLADDER CANCER METASTASIS IN SEER AND TCGA DATABASE Beihe Wang*, Fangning Wan, Yijun Shen, Yiping Zhu, Yao Zhu, Dingwei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of MP44-03 LOW GRADE BLADDER TUMORS PROGRESS TO HIGH GRADE VIA TWO DISTINCT MECHANISMS Ralf Kittler, Christine Shiang, Ryan Hutchinson*, Rahul Kollipara, Payal Kapur, Franto Francis, Yair Lotan, Dallas, TX
MP44-09 GERMLINE COPY NUMBER POLYMORPHISM IDENTIFIED AS POTENTIAL PROGNOSTIC MARKER FOR PROGRESSION OF NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Yoshiaki Yamamoto*, Yutaka Suehiro, Yoshihisa Kawai, Ryo Inoue, Hiroaki Matsumoto, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan
MP44-04 SIGNIFICANCE OF SERUM N-GLYCAN PROFILING AS A DIAGNOSTIC BIOMARKER IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Masaaki Oikawa*, Shingo Hatakeyama, Tohru Yoneyma, Yuki Tobisawa, Takuma Narita, Hayato Yamamoto, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Hirosaki, Japan, Shintaro Narita, Akita, Japan, Atsushi Sasaki, Hirosaki, Japan, Norihiko Tsuchiya, Yamagata, Japan, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan, Ippei Takahashi, Shigeyuki Nakaji, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP44-10 ROLE OF MOLECULAR CLASSIFICATION IN HIGH GRADE (HG) NON MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER(NMIBC) Marina Ga´ndara-Corte´s, Manuel CarballoQuinta*, Marı´a Elena López-Dı´ez, Marı´a Pilar San Miguel-Fraile, Jose´ Antonio Ortiz-Rey, Ma´ximo Castro-Iglesias, C Gómez de Marı´a, Sheila Domı´nguez-Almu´ster, Miguel Pe´rezSchoch, Joaquı´n Gonza´lez-Carreró, Vigo, Spain
MP44-05 OVEREXPRESSION OF IMMUNE COSTIMULATORY MOLECULE B7-H4 IS ASSOCIATED WITH POOR SURVIVAL IN BLADDER UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Alexander Glaser*, Joseph Podojil, Stephen Miller, Joshua Meeks, Chicago, IL
MP44-11 BIOMARKER-DRIVEN TARGETED ORAL TREATMENT STRATEGY FOR BLADDER CANCER Daley Schimmelpfennig, Michael W. Kemper*, Soum D. Lokeshwar, Augusta, GA, Andre Jordan, Vinata B. Lokeshwar, Miami, FL
MP44-06 IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF BASAL AND LUMINAL MARKERS IN NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF BLADDER (NMIBC) Maria Del Carmen Rodriguez Pena*, Aline C Tregnago, Baltimore, MD, Alcides Chaux, Asuncion, Paraguay, Diana Taheri, Walaa Borhan, Baltimore, MD, Katayoon Rezaei, Washington, DC, Marie-Lisa Eich, Hirofumi Nonogaki, Rajni Sharma, George J Netto, Baltimore, MD
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MP44-12 APOBEC-MEDIATED MUTAGENESIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH EXPRESSION OF IMMUNE-RELATED GENES AND OVERALL SURVIVAL IN BLADDER CANCER Alexander Glaser*, Damiano Fantini, Kalen Rimar, Joshua Meeks, Chicago, IL
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BLADDER CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Vinata Lokeshwar, Leonardo Reis and Jay Shah
MP44-13 MOLECULAR TRACKING OF BLADDER CANCERUSING MUTATIONS DETECTED IN PLASMA CELL-FREE DNA THROUGH RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND CHEMOTHERAPY. Pramit Khetrapal*, Liqin Dong, Yien Ning Sophia Wong, Wei Shen Tan, Simon Rodney, Benjamin Lamb, Ashwin Sridhar, Tim Briggs, John Kelly, Andrew Feber, London, United Kingdom
MP44-17 PATIENT DERIVED XENOGRAFTS AS PRECLINICAL MODELS OF UROLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES Sofia Karkampouna, Eugenio Zoni, Federico la Manna, Letizia Astrologo, Bern, Switzerland, Lijkele Beimers, Peter Kloen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Joel Grosjean, Irena Klima, Martin Spahn, Marianna Kruithofde Julio*, George N. Thalmann, Bern, Switzerland
MP44-14 DOWNREGULATION OF MIR-200B IS ASSOCIATED WITH CISPLATINRESISTANCE IN BLADDER CANCER CELLS Tetsuya Shindo*, Naotaka Nishiyama, Takeshi Niinuma, Hiroshi Kitajima, Masahiro Kai, Takashi Tokino, Nobuo Shinkai, Hiromu Suzuki, Naoya Masumori, Sapporo, Japan
MP44-18 TUMOR ESCAPE IN THE MICROENVIRONMENT OF PENILE CARCINOMA Sarah Ottenhof*, Rosa Djajadiningrat, Helene Thygesen, Jeroen de Jong, Simon Horenblas, Ekaterina Jordanova, Amsterdam, Netherlands MP44-19 HIGH-THROUGHPUT CHEMICAL SCREENING FOR SENSITIZATION OF BLADDER CANCER TO GEMCITABINE AND CISPLATIN CHEMOTHERAPY Yuki Kita*, Takashi Kobayashi, Atsuro Sawada, Ryouichi Saito, Toshinari Yamasaki, Takahiro Inoue, Osamu Ogawa, Kyoto, Japan
MP44-15 ANXA10 AND ATP7A ARE THE MTOR PATHWAY DOWNSTREAM TO PREDICT THE RECURRENCE AND PROGRESSION IN NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE HIGH GRADE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Byung Hoon Chi, Subin Jin, Young Mi Whang, Seung Hyun Ahn, Jae Duck Choi, Shin Young Lee, In Ho Chang, Bongsuk Shim*, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP44-20 EGFR CELL EXPRESSION IN BLADDER WASHINGS AS A RISK MARKER TOOL IN NON MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER. PRELIMINARY EXPERIENCE Fabrizio Di Maida*, Vincenzo Serretta, Cristina Scalici Gesolfo, Marco Vella, Antonella Cangemi, Antonio Russo, Alchiede Simonato, GSTU Foundation, Palermo, Italy
MP44-16 NBR1 AND KIF14 ARE THE MTOR PATHWAY DOWNSTREAM TO PREDICT THE RECURRENCE IN NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE LOW GRADE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Byung Hoon Chi*, Subin Jin, Young Mi Whang, Seung Hyun Ahn, Jae Duck Choi, Shin Young Lee, In Ho Chang, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 29 TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING STRICTURE, DIVERTICULUM) II Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Kenneth Angermeier, Ricarda Bauer and Laura Leddy
TIME 3:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD29-01 COMPLICATIONS AND INTERVENTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTERS. Vladimir A Ruzhynsky*, Christopher JD Wallis, Sidney B Radomski, Refik Saskin, Lesley Carr, Robert K Nam, Armando Lorenzo, Sender Herschorn, Toronto, Canada
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:40 PD29-02 OUTCOMES OF URETHROPLASTY TO TREAT STRICTURES ARISING FROM ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER (AUS) EROSIONS AND RATES OF SUBSEQUENT AUS REIMPLANTATION Sorena Keihani*, Salt Lake City, UT, Jason C. Chandrapal, Andrew C. Peterson, Durham, NC, Joshua A. Broghammer, Kansas City, KS, Nathan Chertack, Cleveland, OH, Sean P. Elliott, Minneapolis, MN, Keith F. Rourke, Edmonton, Canada, Nejd F. Alsikafi, Chicago, IL, Jill C. Buckley, San Diego, CA, Thomas G. Smith, Houston, TX, Bryan B. Voelzke, Seattle, WA, Lee C. Zhao, New York, NY, William O. Brant, Jeremy B. Myers, Salt Lake City, UT
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PD29-03 MODIFIED TRANSCORPORAL CUFF PLACEMENT IN COMPLEX ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER IMPLANTS Andre´ Cavalcanti*, Carlos Felipe Restreppo, Henrique Florindo, Roberto Medeiros, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Tu´lio Rojas, Neildo Chaves, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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PD29-04 INCIDENCE OF STRESS INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING POSTERIOR URETHROPLASTY AMONG RADIATIONINDUCED POSTERIOR URETHRAL STENOSES Paul H Chung*, Paige Esposito, Hunter Wessells, Bryan B Voelzke, Seattle, WA
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PD29-05 THE SCOPE AND MANAGEMENT OF URETHRAL COMPLICATIONS AFTER RADIOTHERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER Jon Witten*, Keith Rourke, Edmonton, Canada PD29-06 PREDICTING ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT SUCCESS FOR POST-PROSTATECTOMY BLADDER NECK CONTRACTURE: LONGTERM TIME-TO-RECURRENCE ANALYSIS Daniel Ramirez, Matthew Maurice, Ryan Nelson, Jeremy Reese*, Ercan Malkoc, Onder Kara, Oktay Akca, Kenneth Angermeier, Hadley Wood, Eric Klein, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
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PD29-09 PREDICTION OF INTRAOPERATIVE DIFFICULTY AND OUTCOME OF ANASTOMOTIC URETHROPLASTY FOR PELVIC FRACTURE URETHRAL INJURIES: REVISITING RETROGRADE URETHROGRAPHY Ahmed Harraz*, Amr Elbakry, Mohamed Tharwat, Mohamed Fadallah, Islam Fakhreldin, Ahmed El-Assmy, Ahmed Mosbah, Adel Nabeeh, Mansoura, Egypt
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PD29-10 PREDICTION OF THE TYPE OF URETHROPLASTY FOR PELVIC FRACTURE URETHRAL INJURY BY PUBOURETHRAL STUMP ANGLE MEASURED ON PREOPERATIVE MRI Akio Horiguchi*, Saitama, Japan, Hiromi Edo, Tokyo, Japan, Shigeyoshi Soga, Masayuki Shinchi, Keiichi Ito, Hiroshi Shinmoto, Ryuichi Azuma, Tomohiko Asano, Saitama, Japan
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PD29-11 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI) IN PELVIC FRACTURE URETHRAL INJURIES TO EVALUATE URETHRAL GAP: A NEW POINT OF TECHNIQUE Pankaj Joshi*, Devang Desai, Sandesh Surana, Hazem Orabi, Sanjay Kulkarni, Pune, India
5:30
PD29-12 FEMALE URETHRAL DISTRACTION INJURIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Devin Patel*, James Weinberger, Los Angeles, CA, Cynthia Fok, Minneapolis, MN, Jennifer Anger, Los Angeles, CA
PD29-07 OPEN REPAIR OF BLADDER NECK CONTRACTURES (BNC) WITH OR WITHOUT ADJUVANT RADIOTHERAPY – OUR EXPERIENCE IN 42 PATIENTS Stella Ivaz*, Simon Bugeja, Stacey Frost, Mariya Dragova, Daniela E Andrich, Anthony R Mundy, London, United Kingdom
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PD29-08 WHEN TO REMOVE THE FOLEY CATHETER AFTER ENDOSCOPIC REALIGNMENT OF TRAUMATIC DISRUPTION OF THE POSTERIOR URETHRA? Hamed El Darawani*, khobar, Saudi Arabia
Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 30 STONE DISEASE: SURGICAL THERAPY III Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Norberto Bernardo, Sri Sivaligam and Roger Sur
TIME 3:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD30-01 URETEROSCOPY IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH COMPLICATED COLIC PAIN: A TWO CENTER-MATCHED RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Salvatore Buttice`, Messina, Italy, Tarik Emre Sener*, Istanbul, Turkey, Antonio Simone Lagana`, Salvatore Giovanni Vitale, Messina, Italy, Christopher Netsch, Hamburg, Germany, Yiloren Tanidir, Istanbul, Turkey, Rosa Pappalardo, Carlo Magno, Messina, Italy
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:40 PD30-02 FURS VS SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY FOR TREATMENT OF (1-2) CM RENAL STONES IN CHILDREN WITH A SOLITARY KIDNEY: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY Wael Gamal*, Ahmed Mmdouh, Sohag, Egypt
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PD30-03 SAME SESSION BILATERAL URETEROSCOPY FOR MULTIPLE STONES: RESULTS FROM THE CLINICAL RESEARCH OFFICE OF ENDOUROLOGICAL SOCIETY (CROES) URETEROSCOPY (URS) GLOBAL STUDY Kenneth Pace*, Tad Kroczak, Toronto, Canada, Nienke Wijnstok, Guido Kamphuis, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Tarik Esen, Istanbul, Turkey, Chrysovalantis Toutziaris, Thessaloniki, Greece, Benjamin Silva, Santiago, Chile, Jean de la Rosette, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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PD30-09 WHICH FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPES (DIGITAL VS OPTICAL) CAN EASILY REACH THE DIFFICULT LOWER POLE CALYCES AND HAVE BETTER END-TIP DEFLECTION? Laurian Dragos*, Timisoara, Romania, Salvatore Buttice, Messina, Italy, Tarik Emre Sener, Istanbul, Turkey, Silvia Proietti, Milan, Italy, Achilles Ploumidis, Athens, Greece, Catalin Iacoboaie, Steeve Doizi, Jeremie Berg, Paris, France, Bhaskar Somani, Southampton, United Kingdom, Olivier Traxer, Paris, France
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PD30-04 PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF LOWDOSE ASPIRIN IN SURGICAL KIDNEY STONE MANAGEMENT: A SURVEY OF CURRENT ENDOUROLOGIC PRACTICE PATTERNS. Joshua Ebel*, Columbus, OH, Brian Eisner, Boston, MA, Michael Lipkin, Durham, NC, Ben Chew, Vancouver, Canada, Bodo Knudsen, Columbus, OH
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PD30-10 TIPLESS NITINOL STONE BASKETS: COMPARISON OF PENETRATION FORCE, RADIAL DILATION FORCE, OPENING DYNAMICS, AND DEFLECTION Nishant Patel*, Arash Akhavein, Bryan Hinck, Rajat Jain, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH
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PD30-11 USE OF MOSES PULSE MODULATION TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE HOLMIUM LASER LITHOTRIPSY OUTCOMES: A PRECLINICAL STUDY Mostafa Elhilali*, Montreal, Canada, Shadie Badaan, Haifa, Israel, Ahmed Ibrahim, Sero Andonian, Montreal, Canada
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PD30-12 HOW TO PERFORM THE DUSTING TECHNIQUE FOR CALCIUM OXALATE STONES DURING HO:YAG LITHOTRIPSY Jeong Woo Lee*, Goyang, Korea, Republic of, Juhyun Park, Min Chul Cho, Hyeon Jeong, Hwancheol Son, Sung Yong Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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PD30-05 RISK FACTORS PREDICTING POSTPERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY TRANSFUSION Marcelino Rivera*, James Lingeman, Matthew Mellon, Nadya York, Hazem Elmansy, Amy Krambeck, Indianapolis, IN PD30-06 TRANSPARENCHYMAL RENAL SURGERY DECREASES KIDNEY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH STONES LARGER THAN 4 CM AND STONES IN MULTIPLE LOCATIONS Timothy Tran*, New York, NY, Gyan Pareek, Providence, RI
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PD30-07 OUTPATIENT TUBELESS MINI-PCNL FOR MODERATE TO LARGE RENAL STONES: OUR ONGOING EXPERIENCE Kyle Basham, John Fisher*, Knoxville, TN, Jeremy Archer, Jackson, MS, Ryan Pickens, Knoxville, TN
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PD30-08 DEVICE-RELATED DEVIATION DURING PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: REVIEW OF THE MANUFACTURER AND USER FACILITY DEVICE EXPERIENCE (MAUDE) DATABASE. Neel Patel*, Ariel Schulman, Nikil Uppaluri, John Phillips, Muhammad Choudhury, Sensuke Konno, Majid Eshghi, Valhalla, NY
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 31 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: PEYRONIE’S DISEASE I Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Daniel Culkin, Luiz Octavio Torres and Landon Trost
TIME 3:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD31-01 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF UNTREATED PEYRONIE’S DISEASE: CURVATURE, LENGTH, AND PAIN Matthew Ziegelmann*, Raevti Bole, Ross Avant, Brian Montgomery, Manaf Alom, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:40 PD31-02 FACTORS PREDICTING CLINICAL PRESENTATION IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Katherine M. Rodriguez*, Jaden R. Kohn, Taylor P. Kohn, Larry I. Lipshultz, Alexander W. Pastuszak, Houston, TX
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PD31-03 CONTEMPORARY TRENDS IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PEYRONIE’S DISEASE IN NEW YORK STATE Michael J Lipsky*, Wilson Sui, Alexander C Small, New York, NY, Ricardo Munarriz, Boston, MA, James A Kashanian, Doron S Stember, Peter J Stahl, New York, NY
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PD31-04 ONSET OF PEYRONIE’S DISEASE AFTER DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER: A POPULATION ANALYSIS Phil V. Bach*, New York, NY, Shufeng Li, Stanford, CA, John P. Mulhall, New York, NY, Michael L. Eisenberg, Stanford, CA
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PD31-05 THE DEPRESSION AND RELATIONSHIP IMPACT IN PEYRONIE’S DISEASE STUDY (DRIPD): BASELINE POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND PREDICTORS Jean-Etienne Terrier*, Lawrence C Jenkins, Christian J Nelson, John P Mulhall, New York City, NY PD31-06 THE SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM IN COMBINATION WITH VACUUM THERAPY FOR THE TREATMENT OF PEYRONIE’S DISEASE David Ralph*, Amr Abdel Raheem, London, United Kingdom, Genzhou Liu, Malvern, PA PD31-07 CONCURRENT PENILE TRACTION THERAPY IN MEN UNDERGOING COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM FOR PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Matthew Ziegelmann*, Boyd Viers, Brian Montgomery, Joshua Savage, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
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PD31-08 SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF RESIDUAL CURVATURE IN PEYRONIE’S DISEASE IN MEN PREVIOUSLY TREATED WITH INTRALESIONAL CLOSTRIDIUM COLLAGENASE HISTOLYTICUM Kenneth DeLay*, New Orleans, LA, Javier Ramirez, Guatemala City, Guatemala, Hoang MT Nyguyen, New Orleans, LA, Faysal Yafi, Orange, CA, Wayne Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
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PD31-09 PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION (PPI) PLUS CORPOREAL RECONSTRUCTION WITH COLLAGENFLEECE GRAFTING IN THE TREATMENT OF PEYRONIE’S DISEASE (PD) WITH OR WITHOUT ED Claudio Martı´nez Ballesteros*, Juan Ignacio Martı´nez-Salamanca, Eugenio Cerezo, Agustı´n Fraile, Esau´ Ferna´ndez Pascual, Luis Del Portillo, Joaquı´n Carballido, Madrid, Spain
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PD31-10 HYDROXYAPATITE IN PEYRONIE’S PLAQUES Thomas Schmid*, Robin Pourzal, Joseph Temple, Laurence Levine, Chicago, IL
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PD31-11 THE ORIGINS OF CALCIFIED PEYRONIE’S PLAQUE Matthew Hennefarth*, Ling Chen, Misun Kang, San Francisco, CA, Ryan Hsi, Nashville, TN, Amanda Reed-Maldonado, Guiting Lin, Marshall Stoller, Tom Lue, Sunita Ho, San Francisco, CA
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PD31-12 WHOLE EXOME SEQUENCING IDENTIFIES GENES AND PATHWAYS WITH POTENTIAL INVOLVEMENT IN PEYRONIE’S AND DUPUYTREN’S DISEASES Alexander W. Pastuszak*, Yofre CabezaArvelaiz, Suman Maity, Larry I. Lipshultz, Dolores J. Lamb, Cristian Coarfa, Houston, TX APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 32 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: VALUE OF CARE: COST AND OUTCOMES MEASURES III Room 205 BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: John Hollingsworth and C.J. Stimson
TIME 3:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD32-01 IMPACT OF ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS ON PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN (PSA) TESTING AND PROSTATE BIOPSY Amy N. Luckenbaugh*, Tudor Borza, Samuel R. Kaufman, Phyllis Yan, Lindsey A. Herrel, Ted A. Skolarus, Edward Norton, Ann Arbor, MI, Florian R. Schroeck, Lebanon, NH, Bruce L. Jacobs, Pittsburgh, PA, David C. Miller, Vahakn B. Shahinian, Brent K. Hollenbeck, Ann Arbor, MI
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:40 PD32-02 UNDERSTANDING PRE-ENROLLMENT FIRST YEAR COSTS OF UROLOGICAL CANCER CARE FOR HOSPITALS THAT WENT ON TO PARTICIPATE IN MEDICARE ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS Deborah R. Kaye*, Hye Sung Min, Chad Ellimootil, Zaojun Ye, Jonathan Li, Lindsey A. Herrel, James M. Dupree, David C. Miller, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD32-03 IMPACT OF MEDICARE SHARED SAVINGS PROGRAM ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS ON PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT Tudor Borza*, Samuel R. Kaufman, Phyllis Yan, Lindsey Herrel, Amy N. Luckebaugh, David C. Miller, Ted A. Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI, Bruce L. Jacobs, Pittsuburgh, PA, Edward Norton, Vahakn B. Shahinian, Brent K. Hollenbeck, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD32-04 SURGEON ENGAGEMENT IN EARLY ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS Matthew Resnick*, Amy Graves, Melinda Buntin, Michael Richards, David Penson, Nashville, TN
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PD32-05 PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING: EFFECT OF EARLY MEDICAID EXPANSION Jesse Sammon, Emily Serrel*, Portland, ME, Patrick Karabon, Detroit, MI, Gregory Mills, Portland, ME, Mani Menon, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
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PD32-06 THE STATE OF UROLOGIC MALPRACTICE: AN ANALYSIS OF RECENT CLAIMS DATA AND TRENDS M. Ryan Farrell*, Christopher Coogan, Chicago, IL
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PD32-07 EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF USING A SINGULAR SCORE TO CHARACTERIZE A SURGEON’S OPERATIVE SPENDING BEHAVIOR Matthew Truesdale*, Christy Boscardin, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
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PD32-09 DOWNSTREAM PROCEDURES FOLLOWING THE USE OF BONE SCAN IN THE STAGING OF MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Robert Turner II*, Jonathan Yabes, Benjamin Davies, Dwight Heron, Bruce Jacobs, Pittsburgh, PA
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PD32-10 DATA FEEDBACK AFFORDS MODEST EFFECT IN DRIVING PHYSICIAN BEHAVIOR TOWARD VALUE-BASED CARE FOR BPH SURGERY Alan L Kaplan*, Vishnukamal Golla, Catherine M. Crespi, Jamal Nabhani, Mark S. Litwin, Christopher Saigal, Los Angeles, CA
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PD32-11 IMPACT OF PRETREATMENT SMALL RENAL MASS BIOPSY ON COSTS FOR PATIENTS CONSIDERING SURGERY Amy H. Lim*, Maria Rozo, Sara L Best, Shane A Wells, Meghan G Lubner, Timothy J Ziemlewicz, Fred T Lee, Louis J Hinshaw, Stephen Y. Nakada, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
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PD32-12 UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECT OF THE HOSPITAL READMISSION REDUCTION PROGRAM ON SURGICAL READMISSIONS Tudor Borza*, Mary K. Oerline, Ted A. Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI, Bruce L. Jacobs, Pittsuburgh, PA, Amy N. Luckebaugh, Matthew Lee, Rita Jen, Vahakn B. Shahinian, Brent K. Hollenbeck, Ann Arbor, MI APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD32-08 CAUSES, TIMING, AND HOSPITAL COSTS OF INDEX VS. NON-INDEX HOSPITAL READMISSIONS FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: IMPLICATIONS FOR COST CONTAINMENT STRATEGIES Meera Chappidi*, Max Kates, C.J. Stimson, Heather Chalfin, Jeffrey Tosoian, Misop Han, Mohamad Allaf, Ashley Ross, H. Ballentine Carter, Phillip Pierorazio, Alan Partin, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 33 PROSTATE CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Room 251 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Benyi Li and Jill Macoska
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD33-01 NON-CANONICAL ACTIVATION OF HEDGEHOG SIGNALING IN PROSTATE CANCER CELLS MEDIATED BY THE BINDING OF TRANSCRIPTIONALLY ACTIVE ANDROGEN RECEPTORS TO GLI TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS Na Li, Sarah Truong, Mannan Nouri, Amy Anne Lubik, Ralph Buttyan*, Vancouver, Canada
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:40 PD33-02 PROSTATE CANCER AGGRESSIVENESS IS MEDIATED BY AKT AND NF-B SIGNALING PATHWAYS: A SYSTEMS BIOLOGY APPROACH Eswar Shankar*, Rajnee Kanwal, Aditi Goel, Xiaoping Yang, Sanjeev Shukla, Gregory MacLennan, Pingfu Fu, Jing Li, Anant Madabhushi, Sanjay Gupta, Cleveland, OH
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PD33-03 PHARMACOLOGIC TARGETING OF TGF- MEDIATED EMT IN PROSTATE CANCER Zheng Cao*, Lexington, KY, Shahriar Koochekpour, Buffalo, NY, Stephen Strup, Natasha Kyprianou, Lexington, KY
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PD33-04 TARGETED NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING ANALYSIS OF PRIMARY PROSTATE CANCER IDENTIFIES POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC TARGETS Matthew Jefferies*, Adam Cox, Alan Clarke, Howard Kynaston, Cardiff, United Kingdom
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PD33-05 TARGETED NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING TO CHARACTERIZE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE PROSTATE CANCER: BIOLOGICAL INSIGHTS AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS Simpa Salami, Daniel Hovelson, Aaron Udager, Matthew Lee*, Nicole Curci, Jeremy Kaplan, Arvin George, Matthew Davenport, Scott Tomlins, Ganesh Palapattu, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD33-06 MCAM SUPPORTS THE AGGRESSIVE PHENOTYPE IN HUMAN PROSTATE CANCER Eugenio Zoni, Letizia Astrologo, Bern, Switzerland, Janine Melsen, Leiden, Netherlands, Irena Klima, Joel Grosjean, Bern, Switzerland, Gabri van der Pluijm, Leiden, Netherlands, Marco G. Cecchini, Marianna Kruithof-de Julio*, George N. Thalmann, Bern, Switzerland
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PD33-07 CCRL2 REGULATES PROSTATE CANCER ORGAN SPECIFIC METASTASIS THROUGH THE INTERACTION WITH CCR5 Chia-Ling Hsieh, Taipei, Taiwan, Kuan-Chou Chen, New Taipei, Taiwan, Shian-Ying Sung*, Taipei, Taiwan
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PD33-09 EXPRESSION OF NEUROPILIN 2 AS PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER Angelika Borkowetz*, Marieta Toma, Michael Froehner, Pia Hoenscheid, Susanne Fuessel, Kati Erdmann, Dresden, Germany, Kaustubh Datta, Omaha, NE, Michael Muders, Manfred Wirth, Dresden, Germany
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PD33-10 PREOPERATIVE SEX HORMONES PROFILES AND PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER ARE RELATED TO BOTH TOTAL AND BIOAVAILABLE TESTOSTERONE Henry Botto, Yann Neuzillet*, Suresnes, France, Marc Schneider, Colmar, France, Morgan Roupreˆt, Sarah Drouin, Marc Galiano, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France, Vincent Molinie´, Fort-de-France, France, Camelia Radulescu, Suresnes, France, Eva Comperat, Frank Giton, Jean Fiet, Paris, France, Thierry Lebret, Suresnes, France, Jean-Pierre Raynaud, Paris, France
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PD33-11 REAL-TIME MONITORING OF TUMOR PROGRESSION AND DRUG RESPONSES IN A PRECLINICAL MOUSE MODEL OF PROSTATE CANCER Peng Huang*, Okayama, Japan, Peng Xu, xiezhao Li, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Naijin Xu, Okayama, Japan, Abai Xu, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Masami Watanabe, Hiromi Kumon, Okayama, Japan, Chunxiao Liu, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Yasutomo Nasu, Okayama, Japan
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PD33-12 THE ROLE OF FATTY ACID BINDING PROTEIN 4 IN PROSTATE STROMAL TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT AND PROSTATE CANCER PROGRESSION Mingguo Huang*, Atsushi Koizumi, Takamitsu Inoue, Shintaro Narita, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan
PD33-08 EXPRESSION PROFILES OF ERG AND SPINK1 IN LATENT, INCIDENTAL, AND METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Takahiro Kimura*, Hiroyuki Inaba, Haruhisa koide, Shun Sato, Yasutoshi Yoshiyama, Toshihiro Yamamoto, Jun Miki, Hiroyuki Takahashi, Shin Egawa, Tokyo, Japan
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Video Session 5 BPH AND VOIDING DYSFUNCTION The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jairam Eswara, Una Lee and Andrea Tubaro ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V5-01 HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE AS RETREATMENT AFTER UROLIFT DEVICE: FEASIBILITY AND TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS Sean McAdams*, Mitchell Humphreys, Phoenix, AZ
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V5-02 VOIDING URETHROCYSTOSCOPY: A NEW CONCEPT FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC OBSTRUCTION CHARACTERIZATION. Bertrand Lukacs, Steeve Doizi*, PARIS, France
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ROBOT-ASSISTED PERIPROSTATIC ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER IMPLANTATION IN MALE PATIENT WITH NEUROGENIC STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Benoit Peyronnet*, Se´bastien Vincendeau, Pierre Grison, Quentin Alimi, Lucas Freton, Lauranne Tondut, Baptiste Gires, Karim Bensalah, Nelly Senal, Jacques Kerdraon, Andrea Manunta, Rennes, France COMBINED PHOTOVAPORISATION OF PROSTATE AND LASER CYSTOLITHOTRIPSY USING GREENLIGHT LASER Darren Ow*, Marlon Perera, Damien Bolton, Nathan Lawrentschuk, Melbourne, Australia PROSTATE ARTERY EMBOLIZATION PRIOR TO ROBOTIC SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY IN A PATIENT WITH HIGH BLEEDING RISK Craig Rogers, Dan Pucheril*, Kaila Wilcher, Riaz Rehan, Maria Zanini, Scott Schwartz, Detroit, MI ROBOT-ASSISTED SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH LARGE VOLUME BPH (100 ML): INDICATIONS, TECHNIQUE AND RESULTS BASED ON 81 PROCEDURES Paolo Umari*, Nicola Fossati, Alexander Heinze, Aalst, Belgium, Ruben De Groote, Aalts, Belgium, Geert De Naeyer, Peter Schatteman, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium
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”TOP-DOWN” HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE (HOLEP) TECHNIQUE Nadya E. York*, Indianapolis, IN, Casey A. Dauw, Ann Arbor, MI, Michael S. Borofsky, Minneapolis, MN, James E. Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
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HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF A PROSTATIC ABSCESS Marcelino Rivera*, James Lingeman, Amy Krambeck, Indianapolis, IN
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EXTRAPERITEONAL SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY: A SURGERY FOR BEGINNERS? Paulo Mota*, Nuno Carvalho, Emanuel Carvalho-Dias, Agostinho Cordeiro, Joa˜o Torres, Nuno Morais, Ma´rio Cerqueira-Alves, Riccardo Autorino, Esteva˜o Lima, Braga, Portugal
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ROBOTIC SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY: THE RETROPUBIC APPROACH Unwanaobong Nseyo*, Yahir Santiago-Lastra, Jill Buckley, San Diego, CA
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HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE AFTER PROSTATIC URETHRAL LIFT Andrew Navetta*, Erin Bird, Marawan El Tayeb, Temple, TX APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PERINEAL ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER (AUS) WITH HIGH SUBMUSCULAR (HSM) PLACEMENT OF PRESSURE REGULATING BALLOON (PRB) Billy Cordon*, MIAMI BEACH, FL, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX
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MP ⫽ Moderated Poster Session, PD ⫽ Podium Session
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Plenary: Prime Time, Sunday Morning Session
7:30 am - 11:45 am
Ballroom West @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center HIGHLIGHTS: SEXUAL MEDICINE SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA Hossein Sadeghi-Nejad
7:40
POINT-COUNTERPOINT DEBATE: ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AND THE SHOCKING TRUTH: IS SHOCKWAVE THERAPY EFFECTIVE? Moderator: Ranjith Ramasamy Debater-Pro: Irwin Goldstein Debater-Con: Tom Lue
8:00
CROSSFIRE: CONTROVERSIES IN UROLOGY: ADULT ONSET HYPOGONADISM IS A TRUE MEDICAL CONDITION Moderator: Wayne Hellstrom Debaters-Pro: Luiz Torres, Abraham Morgentaler Debaters-Con: Ravi Kacker, Allen Seftel
8:30
SECOND OPINION CASES: PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Moderator: Thomas Walsh Panelists: William Brant, Ty Higuchi
9:00
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA (BPH) Moderator: Claus Roehrborn Convective Radiofrequency Water Vapor Thermal Therapy: Tobias Kohler Prostatic Urethral Lift: Shahin Tabatabaei Plasma Vaporization with Precision in BPH: Kevin McVary Photoselective Vaporization of the Prostate (PVP): A Systematic Approach to Treating a Large Median Lobe: Matthew Rutman Holmium Laser Vaporization of the Prostate - Going To Capsule with Confidence: Lori Lerner
10:30
PANEL DISCUSSION: NOVEL TREATMENT STRATEGIES FOR PRIAPISM Moderator: Rafael Carrion Panelists: Gregory Broderick, Arthur Burnett, Laurence Levine
10:50
PPTLBA-01: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT–QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION – 1 YEAR FOLLOW-UP DATA OF THE ITALIAN PROSPECTIVE REGISTRY INSIST-ED Paolo Capogrosso
10:55
CRITICAL DISCUSSION: LIFESTYLE CHANGES TO IMPROVE FERTILITY Moderator: Harris Nagler Discussants: Kirk Lo, Jay Sandlow
11:15
PANEL DISCUSSION: HPV: A PREVENTABLE CAUSE OF CANCER Moderator: Ira Sharlip Panelists: Michael Eisenberg, Joel Palefsky, Landon Trost
11:45
SESSION CONCLUDES
SUNDAY
7:30
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Plenary: Next Frontier, Sunday Morning Session
8:00 am - 11:30 am
Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 8:00
HIGHLIGHTS: BENIGN UROLOGIC RESEARCH Rosalyn Adam
8:15
HIGHLIGHTS: SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC UROLOGY Elizabeth Yerkes
8:30
JOURNAL OF UROLOGY HIGHLIGHTS: PEDIATRICS Julian Wan
8:40
POINT-COUNTERPOINT DEBATE: MANAGING THE ADOLESCENT VARICOCELE Moderator: Ahmad Bani Hani, Debater-Observation: Guy Bogaert, Debater-Surgery: Kenneth Glassberg
9:00
CRITICAL DISCUSSION: TUNICA VAGINALIS FLAP FOR LATE SALVAGE OF TESTICULAR TORSION Moderator: Walid Farhat, Debater-Con: Nicol Bush, Debater-Pro: Doug Canning
9:20
POINT-COUNTERPOINT DEBATE: ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS FOR REFLUX Moderator: Anthony Caldamone, Debater-Con: Andrew Kirsch, Debater-Pro: Hans Pohl
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9:40
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY DEVICES - THE FUTURE DIAGNOSIS OF UTIS James Collins
10:00
JOHN DUCKETT MEMORIAL LECTURE: INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERISM: HANDS ACROSS THE WORLD Catherine deVries
10:20
CRITICAL DISCUSSION: THE TRANSGENDER PATIENT Moderator: Dana Ohl; Panelist-Male to Female: Stanton Honig, Panelist-The UK Experience: David Ralph, Panelist- Female to Male: Lee Zhao
10:40
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: FUNGAL URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS Francisco Marty
11:00
PNFLBA-01: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - CURRENT ANTI-RETROVIRAL TREATMENTS DO NOT ELIMINATE HIV FROM SEMEN Robert Eyre
11:05
PNFLBA-02: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - A HEAD TO HEAD COMPARATIVE PHASE II TRIAL OF STANDARD URINE CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY VERSUS DNA NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING TESTING FOR URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS Michael McDonald
11:10
PANEL DISCUSSION: FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION Moderator: Stanley Althof Brain Reorganization with Multisensory (MiS) Perceptions of Sexual Pain: Melissa Farmer New Medical and Psychological Treatments for HSDD in Women: Marita McCabe
11:30
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Plenary: Next Frontier, Sunday Afternoon Session
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 1:00
PNFBA-01: BEST ABSTRACT – CONVECTIVE RADIOFREQUENCY WATER VAPOR ENERGY ABLATION (REZUM®) EFFECTIVELY TREATS LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS DUE TO BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT REGARDLESS OF OBESITY WHILE PRESERVING ERECTILE AND EJACULATORY FUNCTION Nikhil Gupta
1:05
PNFLBA-03: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT – WATER STUDY CLINICAL RESULTS – PHASE III DOUBLE-BLIND RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL OF AQUABLATION VS. TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE FOR MODERATE-TO-SEVERE BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA Claus Roehrborn
1:10
PNFBA-02: BEST ABSTRACT – TECHNICAL SKILL ASSESSMENT OF SURGEONS PERFORMING ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CROWDSOURCED REVIEW AND PATIENT OUTCOMES Khurshid Ghani
1:15
PNFLBA-04: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT – RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL OF TREATMENT WITH TAMSULOSIN BEGUN IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO PROMOTE PASSAGE OF URINARY STONES Andrew Meltzer
1:20
PNFLBA-05: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT – POLYURETHANES FOR URINARY STENTS: A STUDY ON MATERIALS’ STONE ENCRUSTATION PERFORMANCES Gary Li
1:25
UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF ASIA (UAA) LECTURE: A CRITICAL LOOK AT SURGICAL OPTIONS FOR BPH Deepak Kirpekar
1:45
CONFEDERACION AMERICANA DE UROLOGIA (CAU) LECTURE: OBLIQUE SUPINE PCNL: WHY, WHEN AND HOW? Francisco Daels
2:05
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES IN STONE DISEASE Gary Curhan
2:25
PANEL DISCUSSION: QOL IN STONE DISEASE Moderator: Christopher Saigal; Panelists: Hrishi Joshi, Francis Keeley, Kristina Penniston
2:45
PNFLBA-06: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT – THE IMPACT OF SCRIBES ON OFFICE PRODUCTIVITY IN UROLOGY PRACTICE Deepak Kapoor
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PNFLBA-07: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT – BLADDER INJURY ACTIVATES INNATE IMMUNITY DURING SHORTTERM FOLEY CATHETERIZATION IN A SWINE MODEL Carlos Puyo
2:55
PNFLBA-08: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT – IS GROUP LEARNING BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION PROGRAM EFFECTIVE AND SAFE IN REDUCING GERIATRIC URINARY INCONTINENCE? A MULTI-CENTER RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Ananias Diokno
3:00
PNFBA-03: BEST ABSTRACT – RANDOMIZED, DOUBLEⴚBLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY OF AUTOLOGOUS MUSCLE DERIVED CELLS FOR URINARY SPHINCTER REPAIR Roger Dmochowski
3:05
PNFBA-04: BEST ABSTRACT – ASSOCIATION BETWEEN URINARY SYMPTOM SEVERITY AND AUTOMATED SEGMENTATION OF WHITE MATTER PLAQUE IN WOMEN WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Siobhan Hartigan
3:10
PNFBA-05: BEST ABSTRACT – SPECIFIC CHANGES IN BRAIN ACTIVITY IN WOMEN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER AFTER SUCCESSFUL SACRAL NEUROMODULATION WITH INTERSTIM®: AN FMRI STUDY Steven Weissbart
3:15
PNFLBA-09: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT – LONG-TERM COMBINATION TREATMENT WITH SOLIFENACIN AND MIRABEGRON IS EFFECTIVE AND WELL TOLERATED IN PATIENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER Christian Gratzke
3:20
AUA GUIDELINES 2017: STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Kathleen Kobashi
3:35
PANEL DISCUSSION: VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA: WHAT IS YOUR STRATEGY? Moderator: Sherif Mourad Panelists: Jacques Corcos, Dirk De Ridder, Christopher Payne
4:00
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Plenary: Prime Time, Sunday Afternoon Session
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Ballroom West @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 1:00
CROSSFIRE: CONTROVERSIES IN UROLOGY: TRANSPERINEAL PROSTATE BIOPSY: ARE WE MOVING THE NEEDLE? Moderator: Declan Murphy Debaters-Pro: Mark Emberton, Jeremy Grummet Debaters-Con: Ben Davies, Christopher Porter
1:30
SECOND OPINION CASES: RENAL HILAR MASS Moderator: Robert Uzzo Panelists: Georges Pascal Haber, Misop Han
2:00
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS AND TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF SUPERFICIAL BLADDER CANCER Blue Light Cytoscopy: Trinity Bivalacqua Intermittent Resection Technique: Sia Daneshmand See More MIBC: Mitchell Humphreys
3:00
PPTLBA-02: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - BLUE LIGHT FLEXIBLE CYSTOSCOPY (BLFC) WITH HEXAMINOLEVULINATE (HAL) AND WHITE LIGHT FLEXIBLE CYSTOSCOPY: A PROSPECTIVE, COMPARATIVE, WITHIN-PATIENT CONTROLLED MULTI-CENTER PHASE 3 STUDY IN THE DETECTION OF BLADDER CANCER DURING SURVEILLANCE Sia Daneshmand
3:05
PANEL DISCUSSION: ADVANCES IN IMAGING IN UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY Moderator: Badrinath Konety Panelists: Deepak Bedi, Mihir Desai, Nathan Lawrentschuk
3:30
SETBACKS AND OPERATIVE SOLUTIONS: ROBOTIC HEMORRHAGE CONTROL Moderator: Monish Aron Panelists: Stephen Boorjian, Erik Castle, Li-Ming Su
4:00
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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SUNDAY
2:50
Sunday, May 14, 2017
6:30 am - 10:00 am SOCIETY OF WOMEN IN UROLOGY (SWIU) Grand Ballroom CDE @ Westin Waterfront
6:30
BREAKFAST BUFFET
8:00
6:45
PRESIDENT’S WELCOME Society President: Dolores Lamb
SWIU AWARD PRESENTATIONS Elisabeth Pickett
8:20
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
8:45
NETWORKING
10:00
ADJOURN
6:50
AUA UPDATE J. Brantley Thrasher
7:00
WOMEN IN UROLOGY: CHANGING THE STATISTICS Kathleen Cooney
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 45 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Maarten Albersen, Trinity Bivalacqua and Tom Lue ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP45-01 POST-TRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATION OF NEURONAL NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE IN THE HUMAN ERECTILE TISSUE FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Serkan Karakus*, Biljana Musicki, Arthur L. Burnett, Baltimore, MD
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP45-06 OPTIMIZATION OF SONIC HEDGEHOG DELIVERY FROM SELF-ASSEMBLED NANOFIBER HYDROGELS TO PREVENT ED AND PENILE MORPHOLOGY CHANGES IN A RAT PROSTATECTOMY MODEL Shawn Choe, Chicago, IL, Daniel Harrignton, Houston, TX, Samuel Stupp, Chicago, IL, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL, Carol Podlasek*, Chicago, IL
MP45-02 ALTERATIONS OF MICRORNA EXPRESSION IN A CAVERNOUS NERVE INJURY RAT MODEL Chunhui Liu*, Yanna Cao, Tien C Ko, Run Wang, Houston, TX
MP45-07 SONIC HEDGEHOG PROMOTES CAVERNOUS NERVE REGENERATION BY INDUCING SPROUTING OF NEURONS IN THE PELVIC GANGLIA AND CAVERNOUS NERVE Ryan Dobbs*, Shawn Choe, Gail Prins, Chicago, IL, Daniel Harrington, Houston, TX, Samuel Stupp, Chicago, IL, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL, Carol Podlasek, Chicago, IL
MP45-03 AGE RELATED PENILE HEMODYNAMIC IMPAIRMENT AND FIBROSIS: POSSIBLE ROLE OF GIV-WNT SIGNALING PATHWAYS Tung-Chin (Mike) Hsieh*, Sadhna Kanoo, Jay Parikh, Valmik Bhargava, M. Raj Rajasekaran, San Diego, CA
MP45-08 CAVERNOUS NERVE CRUSH INJURY INDUCES APOPTOSIS IN THE PELVIC PLEXUS INCLUDING PELVIC AND HYPOGASTRIC NERVES Marah Hehemann*, Shawn Choe, Chicago, IL, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL, Carol Podlasek, Chicago, IL
MP45-04 BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF QUERCETIN ON RAT CORPUS CAVERNOSUM AFTER CISPLATIN TREATMENT Ilker Tinay*, Selin Cadirci, Istanbul, Turkey, Ozge Cevik, Sivas, Turkey, Feriha Ercan, Kutay Koroglu, Goksel Sener, Istanbul, Turkey
MP45-09 RADIATION INCREASED APOPTOSIS OF NITRERGIC NEURONS CULTURED FROM THE MAJOR PELVIC GANGLIA Elena Pak, Greenville, NC, Bridget Koontz, Durham, NC, Johanna Hannan*, Greenville, NC
MP45-05 ACTIVATION OF NRF2 IMPROVES ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION IN CORPUS CAVERNOSUM FROM AGED RATS AND IN CORPUS CAVERNOSUM AND PENILE ARTERIES FROM ED PATIENTS Juan Ignacio Martı´nez-Salamanca*, Mariam El Assar, Argentina Ferna´ndez, Alberto Sa´nchez-Ferrer, Agustı´n Fraile, Leocadio Rodrı´guez-Man˜as, Joaquı´n Carballido, Javier Angulo, Madrid, Spain
MP45-10 HISTOMORPHOMETRICAL EVALUATION OF THE CORPUS CAVERNOSUM OF HYPERTENSIVE RATS TREATED WITH 5␣-REDUCTASE INHIBITORS Marcello Da Silva, Waldemar Costa, Bianca Gregório, Francisco Sampaio, Diogo De Souza*, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
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MP45-17 MAINTENANCE OF CONTRACTILE PHENOTYPE IN CORPUS CAVERNOSUM SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS BY OVEREXPRESSION OF MYOCARDIN AMELIORATES ERECTILE FUNCTION IN BILATERAL CAVERNOUS NERVE INJURY RATS Anyang Wei*, Haibo Zhang, Shuhua He, Zhiqiang Wang, Fengzhi Chen, Wei Ding, Wenbin Liu, Zerong Chen, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP45-11 DICKKOPF2 PROMOTES ANGIOGENESIS AND NEURAL REGENERATION THROUGH AN ANGIOPOIETIN-1-TIE2 PATHWAY AND RESCUES ERECTILE FUNCTION IN THE DIABETIC MOUSE Guo Nan Yin*, Hai-Rong Jin, Jiyeon Ock, Min Ji Choi, Kang-Moon Song, Anita Limanjaya, Kalyan Ghatak, Nguyen Nhat Minh, SooHwan Park, Ji-Kan Ryu, Jun-Kyu Suh, Incheon, Korea, Republic of MP45-12 CHRONIC ADMINISTRATION OF A LIMK2 INHIBITOR IMPROVES CAVERNOSAL VENO-OCCLUSIVE DYSFUNCTION THROUGH SUPPRESSION OF CAVERNOSAL FIBROSIS IN A RAT MODEL OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AFTER CAVERNOSAL NERVE INJURY Juhyun Park*, Chu Hong Park, Inyoung Sun, Sung Yong Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Seung Baik, Sang Jun Chun, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Kwang Ho You, Gwanmyeong, Korea, Republic of, Kwanjin Park, Hwancheol Son, Hyeon Jeong, Soo Woong Kim, Jae-Seung Paick, Min Chul Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP45-19 SOLUBLE EPOXIDE HYDROLASE INHIBITION IMPROVES ERECTILE FUNCTION IN DIABETIC MICE THROUGH ATTENUATION OF FIBROSIS AND APOPTOSIS Hao Li*, Liping Chen, Tao Wang, Shaogang Wang, Jihong Liu, wuhan, China, People’s Republic of
MP45-13 INTRACAVERNOUS DELIVERY OF DICKKOPF3 GENE OR PEPETIDE RESCUES ERECTILE FUNCTION THROUGH ENHANCED CAVERNOUS ANGIOGENESIS IN THE DIABETIC MOUSE Kang-Moon Song*, Woo-Jean Kim, Min Ji Choi, Anita Limanjaya, Kalyan Ghatak, Nguyen Nhat Minh, Guo Nan Yin, Soo-Hwan Park, Ji-Kan Ryu, Jun-Kyu Suh, Incheon, Korea, Republic of
MP45-20 IMPROVEMENT OF PENILE HISTOMORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION WITH STEM CELLS IN A RAT MODEL OF NEUROVASCULAR ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Ting Long, Liren Zhong, Hua Shi, Yuanyuan Zhang, Wei Li, Dong Chen, HyunChul Chung, Cara Clouse, Sandy Sink, sunil George, Winston Salem, NC, Tom Lue, San Francisco, CA, James Yoo, Anthony Atala, John Jackson*, Winston Salem, NC
MP45-14 EVALUATION OF THE THERAPEUTIC TARGETING POTENTIAL OF MICRORNA93 IN THE TREATMENT OF VASCULOGENIC ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Nathan Starke*, Ryan Smith, Jeffrey Lysiak, Charlottesville, VA
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MP45-15 EFFECT OF ICARIIN IN COMBINATION WITH DAILY SILDENAFIL ON PENILE ATROPHY AND ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IN A RAT MODEL OF BILATERAL CAVERNOUS NERVES INJURY Yongde Xu*, Yuanyi Wu, Yong Yang, Zhongcheng Xin, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of MP45-16 PIOGLITAZONE MEDIATES IMPROVEMENT OF ERECTILE FUNCTION AFTER CAVERNOUS NERVE CRUSH INJURY VIA INSULIN GROWTH FACTOR TYPE 1 Daniel Heidenberg*, Nora M Haney, Bashir M Rezk, Sudah Talwar, Samuel C Okpechi, Matthew Honda, Bryant Song, Kevin Swan, Salah Awadallah, Kenneth J DeLay, Suresh C Sikka, Asim B Abdel-Mageed, Philip J Kadowitz, Wayne JG Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
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SUNDAY
MP45-18 CALORIE RESTRICTION REVERSES THE AGE-RELATED ALTERATION OF CAVERNOUS NEUROVASCULAR STRUCTURE IN THE RAT Anita Limanjaya*, Kang Moon Song, Min Ji Choi, Kalyan Ghatak, Nhat Minh Nguyen, Guo Nan Yin, Ji Kan Ryu, Jun Kyu Suh, Incheon, Korea, Republic of
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 46 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: MALE INCONTINENCE: THERAPY Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Brian Flynn, Fred Govier and Tamsin Greenwell ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP46-01 IS THE ICIQ-SF QUESTIONNAIRE RELIABLE IN A REAL-LIFE SETTING? RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE SINGLECENTER STUDY Manuela Tutolo*, Youri Bekhuis, Wouter Everaerts, Leuven, Belgium, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Steven Joniau, Ben Van Cleynenbreugel, Leuven, Belgium, Giulia Castagna, Milan, Italy, Enrico Ammirati, Turin, Italy, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Dirk De Ridder, Frank Van Der Aa, Leuven, Belgium
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP46-06 COMPARISON OF ADJUVANT RADIATION THERAPY BEFORE OR AFTER ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER PLACEMENT: A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS Kenneth DeLay*, Nora Haney, Andrew Gabrielson, Jason Chiang, Carrie Stewart, New Orleans, LA, Faysal Yafi, Orange, CA, Kenneth Angermeier, Cleveland, OH, John Lacy, Knoxville, TN, Hadley Wood, Cleveland, OH, Timothy Boone, Alex Kavanagh, Houston, TX, Matthew Gretzer, Tucson, AZ, Stuart Boyd, Jeff Loh-Doyle, Los Angeles, CA, Wayne Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
MP46-02 RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND RECOVERY OF URINARY CONTINENCE IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALLY ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER Jung Keun Lee*, In Jae Lee, Tae Jin Kim, Hakmin Lee, Jong Jin Oh, Sangchul Lee, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Jeong Hyun Kim, Chuncheon, Korea, Republic of, Sung Kyu Hong, Seok-Soo Byun, Sang Eun Lee, Seong Jin Jeong, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of
MP46-07 MULTICENTER ANALYSIS OF ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS AFTER BOTH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND ANASTOMOTIC URETHROPLASTY Jonathan Wingate*, Tacoma, WA, Jeremy Myers, Salt Lake City, UT, Gregory Murphy, San Francisco, CA, Nejd Alsikafi, Gurnee, IL, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA
MP46-03 URINARY FUNCTION IN 656 HYPOGONADAL MEN IMPROVES OVER 8 YEARS WITH TESTOSTERONE UNDECANOATE INJECTIONS (TU) IN COMPARISON TO AN UNTREATED CONTROL GROUP INDEPENDENT OF PROSTATE VOLUME Ahmad Haider*, Karim Sultan H, Bremerhaven, Germany, Gheorghe Doros, Abdulmaged Traish, Boston, MA
MP46-08 URETHRAL STRICTURES ARE NOT AS FREQUENT AS THOUGHT AFTER ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER CUFF EROSION Ramiro Madden-Fuentes*, Stephanie Sexton, Andrew Peterson, Durham, NC MP46-09 PREVIOUS INCONTINENCE SURGERY AND SURGICAL VOLUME PREDICT SOCIAL CONTINENCE AND SURGICAL REVISION: RESULTS OF A LARGE MULTIINSTITUTIONAL STUDY Manuela Tutolo*, Leuven, Belgium, Giulia Castagna, Milan, Italy, Enrico Ammirati, Turin, Italy, Marcus Drake, Bristol, United Kingdom, Nikseh Tiruchelvam, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Kari Tikkinen, Helsinki, Finland, Alexander Bachmann, Basel, Switzerland, Ignacio Martinez-Salamanca, Madrid, Spain, Giorgio Bozzini, Milan, Italy, Ricarda Bauer, Munich, Germany, John Heesakkers, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Michele Favro, Novara, Italy, Richard Lee, New York, NY, Ste´phane Larre´, Reims, France, Cosimo De Nunzio, Rome, Italy, Franc¸ois Haab, Paris, France, Sascha Ahyai, Hamburg, Germany, Thomas Pichon, Angers, France, JeanNicolas Cornu, Paris, France, Frank Van Der Aa, Leuven, Belgium
MP46-04 HIGH PREVALENCE OF LOW SERUM TESTOSTERONE LEVELS AMONG ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER PATIENTS Travis Pagliara*, Jeremy Scott, Boyd Viers, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX MP46-05 PREDICTING URETHRAL ATROPHY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING PRIMARY PLACEMENT OF ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER Matthew Ziegelmann*, Brian Linder, Boyd Viers, Laureano Rangel, Marcelino Rivera, Daniel Elliott, Rochester, MN
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MP46-16 POST-OPERATIVE TRANSOBTURATOR MALE SLING URINARY RETENTION RESOLVES SPONTANEOUSLY WITH TIME AND MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER LONG-TERM SUCCESS Divya Ajay*, Bryce Allio, Ramiro MaddenFuentes, Andrew Peterson, Durham, NC
MP46-11 CAN TIME TO FAILURE PREDICT ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER COMPONENT FAILURE? David Y. Yang*, Brian J. Linder, Laureano J. Rangel, Daniel S. Elliott, Rochester, MN
MP46-17 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EARLY POSTOPERATIVE URINARY RETENTION AND OUTCOMES AFTER TRANSOBTURATOR SLING INSERTION FOR TREATMENT OF MALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Amanda Chung*, Jack Zuckerman, Oscar Suarez, Ramon Virasoro, Jeremy Tonkin, Jessica DeLong, Kurt McCammon, Norfolk, VA
MP46-12 EFFECTS OF PERIOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS ON FAVORABLE OUTCOMES AFTER PRIMARY ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER IMPLANTATION FOR MALE NON-NEUROGENIC STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Alexander Kretschmer*, Munich, Germany, Tanja Hu¨sch, Mainz, Germany, Frauke Thomsen, Dominik Kronlachner, Frankfurt, Germany, Ralf Anding, Bonn, Germany, Tobias Pottek, Hamburg, Germany, Alice Obaje, Hildesheim, Germany, Achim Rose, Duisburg, Germany, Roberto Olianas, Lu¨neburg, Germany, Alexander Friedl, Vienna, Austria, Wilhelm Hu¨bner, Korneuburg, Austria, Roland Homberg, Hamm, Germany, Jesco Pfitzenmaier, Bielefeld, Germany, Fabian Queissert, Mu¨nster, Germany, Carsten M. Naumann, Kiel, Germany, Josef Schweiger, Erfurt, Germany, Carola Wotzka, Stuttgart, Germany, Joanne N. Nyarangi-Dix, Heidelberg, Germany, Torben Hofmann, Schwäbisch-Hall, Germany, Alexander Buchner, Munich, Germany, Axel Haferkamp, Mainz, Germany, Ricarda M. Bauer, Munich, Germany
MP46-18 A LOGISTIC REGRESSION PREDICTION MODEL FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE MALE TRANSOBTURATOR SLING; VALSALVA LEAK-POINT PRESSURE (VLPP) GREATER THAN 70 CM H2O IS AN INDICATOR FOR SLING SUCCESS Divya Ajay*, Andrew Peterson, Durham, NC MP46-19 MID-TERM FOLLOW UP OF THE ADVANCE XP SLING IN THE TREATMENT OF POSTPROSTATECTOMY STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE – FIRST 4-YEAR RESULTS FROM A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER TRIAL Markus Grabbert*, Benedikt Klehr, Alexander Kretschmer, Munich, Germany, Christian Gozzi, Bolzano, Italy, Peter Rehder, Innsbruck, Austria, Roland Homberg, Hamm, Germany, Florian May, Dachau, Germany, Peter Gebhartl, Voecklabruck, Austria, Christian Stief, Ricarda Bauer, Munich, Germany MP46-20 DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER (AUS): THE PRECISION MEDICAL DEVICES (PMD) FLOW CONTROL DEVICE (FCD) FOR MANAGEMENT OF SPHINCTERIC DEFICIENCY USING BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY Michael Ahdoot*, Miami, FL, Angelo Gousse, Miramar, FL, Peter Sayet, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Christopher Gomez, Miami, FL
MP46-13 EVALUATING THE ROLE OF PERIOPERATIVE ANTIBIOTICS IN PREVENTING ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER EXPLANTATION: ANALYSIS OF A LARGE NATIONAL PROSPECTIVE DATABASE Melanie Adamsky*, William Boysen, Andrew Cohen, Sandra Ham, Joseph Rodriguez, Chicago, IL, Roger Dmochowski, Nashville, TN, Sarah Faris, Gregory Bales, Chicago, IL, Joshua Cohn, Nashville, TN
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MP46-14 INVALIDATION OF THE PRACTICE OF ADDING FLUID TO THE AMS 800 ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER PRESSURE REGULATING BALLOON Zachary Koloff*, Paholo Barboglio Romo, Yooni Yi, Bahaa Malaeb, Ann Arbor, MI MP46-15 REFINED SELECTIVITY USING STANDING COUGH TEST IMPROVES OUTCOMES OF MALE SLING SURGERY Travis Pagliara*, Maia VanDyke, Boyd Viers, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX
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MP46-10 PREDICTING SUCCESS AFTER AUS: WHICH PREOPERATIVE FACTORS DRIVE PATIENT SATISFACTION POSTOPERATIVELY? Nathan Chertack*, Bradley Gill, Tianming Gao, Kenneth Angermeier, Drogo Montague, Hadley Wood, Cleveland, OH
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 47 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY IV Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jeffrey Michalski, Vipul Patel and Shahrokh Shariat ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP47-01 ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINIS PLANE (TAP) BLOCK FOR ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Fabrizio Dal Moro*, Paola Pavarin, Angelo Mangano, Luca Aiello, Claudio Valotto, Filiberto Zattoni, Padova, Italy
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP47-07 SALVAGE ROBOTIC-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: ONCOLOGIC AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES FROM TWO HIGH-VOLUME INSTITUTIONS Gabriel Ogaya-Pinies*, Celebration, Spain, Estefania Linares-Espinós, Madrid, Spain, Rafael Sa´nchez-Salas, Paris, France, Eduardo Herna´ndez-Cardona, Celebration, FL, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France, Vipul Patel, Celebration, FL
MP47-02 SENTINEL NODE TECHNIQUE IN RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS: TOWARD AN INDIVIDUALIZED LYMPHADENECTOMY Juan Jose´ Monserrat-Montfort, CESAR VERA-DONOSO*, Manuel MartinezSarmiento, Jesu´s Betancourt-Herna´ndez, Ana Avargues, Victor Vera-Pinto, Pablo SopenaNovales, Francisco Boronat-Tormo, Pilar Bello-Arques, VALENCIA, Spain
MP47-08 COMPARISON OF ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN CLINICAL T2 AND CLINICAL T3 PROSTATE CANCERS: FINDINGS FROM THE SAPCOCC DATABASE. Krishanu Das*, Flavio V Ordones, Andrew Fuller, Michael O’Callaghan, Nicholas R Brook, Adelaide, Australia
MP47-03 IMPACT OF ADDITIONAL RADIATION AND/OR ADT ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Pierre Tennstedt*, Hamburg, Germany, Meike Adam, Tuebingen, Germany, Derya Tilki, Thomas Steuber, Alexander Haese, Georg Salomon, Cordula Petersen, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Hamburg, Germany, Wolfgang Huber, Heidelberg, Germany, Thorsten Schlomm, Hamburg, Germany
MP47-09 TIMING OF PSA NADIR AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND RISK OF BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE: DOES IT MATTER? RESULTS FROM THE SEARCH DATABASE Stephanie L. Skove*, Lauren E. Howard, Jean-Alfred Thomas, Durham, NC, William J. Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Martha K. Terris, Augusta, GA, Matthew R. Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Christopher J. Kane, San Diego, CA, Christopher L. Amling, Portland, OR, Daniel M. Moreira, Chicago, IL, Stephen J. Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
MP47-04 OBESITY WAS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED METASTASES-FREE SURVIVAL AFTER SURGERY IN 13,667 PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS Pierre Tennstedt*, Georg Salomon, Derya Tilki, Lars Budäus, Raisa Pompe, SamiRamzi Leyh-Bannurah, Alexander Haese, Hans Heinzer, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Hamburg, Germany, Jonas Schiffmann, Braunschweig, Germany
MP47-10 MRI USE ALTERS PROSTATE CANCER MANAGEMENT PATTERNS: TREATMENT TRENDS IN THE IMAGE-GUIDED BIOPSY ERA. Joseph A. Baiocco*, Abhinav Sidana, Raju Chelluri, Bethesda, MD, Kendrick Yim, San Diego, CA, Arvin K. George, Ann Arbor, MI, Vladimir Valera, Bethesda, MD, Michael Kongnyuy, Mineola, NY, Akhil Muthigi, Winston Salem, NC, Matthew J. Watson, Mahir Maruf, Maria J. Merino, Baris Turkbey, Peter L. Choyke, Bradford J. Wood, Peter A. Pinto, Bethesda, MD
MP47-05 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLE ANALYSES USING GEOGRAPHIC REGION AS AN INSTRUMENT IN PROSTATE CANCER STUDIES Emily Vertosick*, Melissa Assel, Andrew Vickers, New York, NY
MP47-11 EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR INTERMEDIATE-HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER: FREQUENCY AND DISTRIBUTION OF NODAL METASTASES Marco Roscigno*, Maria Nicolai, Richard LJ Naspro, Federico Pellucchi, Laura B. Cornaghi, Daniela Chinaglia, Antonino Sacca`, Luigi F. Da Pozzo, Bergamo, Italy
MP47-06 ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF PATHOLOGIC NODE POSITIVE PATIENTS, FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION Marco Roscigno*, Maria Nicolai, Richard LJ Naspro, Laura B Cornaghi, Diego Angiolilli, Antonino Sacca`, Michele Manica, Luigi F Da Pozzo, Bergamo, Italy
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MP47-17 CAPRINI SCORE PREDICTS VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING ROBOTIC ASSISTED PROSTATECTOMY Jason K. Frankel*, Matthew Belanger, Farmington, CT, Joseph Tortora, Tara McLaughlin, Ilene Staff, Joseph Wagner, Hartford, CT
MP47-12 IMPACT OF PROXIMITY TO NCI- AND NCCN-DESIGNATED CANCER CENTERS ON OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Cameron Ghaffary*, Galveston, TX, Zhigang Duan, Brian Chapin, Houston, TX, Tamer Dafashy, Christopher Kosareck, Galveston, TX, Karim Chamie, los angeles, CA, Simon Kim, Clevland, OH, Thomas Ahlering, Irvine, CA, John Davis, Sharon Giordano, Houston, TX, Stephen Williams, Galveston, TX MP47-13 COMPARISON BETWEEN MID-TERM OUTCOMES OF HIGH-DOSE-RATE BRACHYTHERAPY WITH EXTERNALBEAM RADIOTHERAPY COMBINED WITH LONG-TERM ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY AND RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER. Hajime Onuma*, Takahiro Kimura, Kojiro Tashiro, Yasutoshi Yoshiyama, Masahito Kido, Toshihiro Yamamoto, Hiroshi Sasaki, Jun Miki, Yusuke Koike, Tatsuya Shimomura, Hiroki Yamada, Kenta Miki, Manabu Aoki, Shin Egawa, Tokyo, Japan
MP47-19 OPEN VS ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY BETWEEN 2009-2014: A CONTEMPORARY ANALYSIS OF NSQIP OUTCOMES Erwin A. Tieva*, George J.S. Kallingal, San Antonio, TX MP47-20 PREDICTING EXTRACAPSULAR EXTENTION TO GRADUATE NERVE SPARING DURING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A NOVEL PREDICTING TOOL DEVELOPED ON NEARLY 6360 PATIENTS Bernardo Rocco*, Modena, Italy, Marco Sandri, Brescia, Italy, Elisa De Lorenzis, Angelica Anna Chiara Grasso, Franco Palmisano, Giancarlo Albo, Milan, Italy, Rafael Coelho, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Alexander Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Tadzia Harvey, Darian Kameh, Orlando, FL, Peter Wiklund, Stockholm, Sweden, Silvano Bosari, Milan, Italy, Paola Zuccolotto, Brescia, Italy, Giampaolo Bianchi, Modena, Italy, Vipul Patel, Orlando, FL
MP47-14 ASSESSMENT OF ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY ACCORDING TO PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE CAPRA RISK SCORES: RESULTS OF A LARGE, TWO-CENTER EXPERIENCE Sami-Ramzi Leyh-Bannurah*, Hamburg, Germany, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Raisa Pompe, Hans Heinzer, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Lars Budäus, Hamburg, Germany
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MP47-15 REGIONAL VARIATION IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER IN A MEDICARE POPULATION Rachel A. Moses*, Andrea M. Austin, Donald Carmichael, Elias S. Hyams, Lebanon, NH MP47-16 CURRENT DELAYS FROM BIOPSY TO RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY DO NOT APPEAR TO AFFECT PATHOLOGIC OUTCOMES IN LOW, INTERMEDIATE, OR HIGH-RISK DISEASE Premal Patel*, Winnipeg, Canada, Leanne Ross, Kiril Trpkov, Geoffrey Gotto, Calgary, Canada
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MP47-18 CONTRIBUTORS TO THE OCCURRENCE OF INGUINAL HERNIA AFTER ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY. Tsuyoshi Majima*, Yasushi Yoshino, Yoshihisa Matsukawa, Yasuhito Funahashi, Naoto Sassa, Masashi Kato, Tokunori Yamamoto, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan
Sunday, May 14, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 48 BLADDER CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Peter Black and Brant Inman ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP48-01 EXPRESSION AND FUNCTION OF A NOVEL CHONDROITINASE IN BLADDER CANCER Marie Hupe*, Luebeck, Germany, Soum Lokeshwar, Miami, FL, Martin Hennig, Luebeck, Germany, Daley Schimmelpfennig, Augusta, GA, Mario Kramer, Axel Merseburger, Luebeck, Germany, Mark Soloway, Aventura, FL, Vinata Lokeshwar, Augusta, GA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP48-08 HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN 70 MEDIATED SILIBININ-ACTIVATED MITOCHONDRIAL APOPTOTIC SIGNALING PATHWAY IN BLADDER CANCER Jin Zeng*, Yule Chen, Kaijie Wu, Yi Sun, Lei Li, Dalin He, Xi’an, China, People’s Republic of MP48-09 INTEGRIN SIGNALING MODULATION DEMONSTRATES POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY IN BLADDER CANCER USING THREE-DIMENSIONAL ORGANOID CULTURE LaMont Barlow*, Rebecca Meyer, Ethan Shelkey, David Golombos, Tomasz Owczarek, Lijie Rong, Corinne Abate-Shen, Michael Shen, Bishoy Faltas, Mark Rubin, New York, NY
MP48-02 MELANOMA-ASSOCIATED ANTIGEN-A AND PROGRAMMED DEATH-LIGAND 1 EXPRESSION IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Izak Faiena*, Los Angeles, CA, Nils Kroeger, Sebastian Fussek, Greifswald, Germany, Stephanie Astrow, Rajul Jain, Adrian Bot, Santa Monica, CA, Alexandra Drakaki, Los Angeles, CA
MP48-10 VALIDATION OF NRF2 PATHWAY DYSREGULATION IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Natalia Leva*, Thomas Sanford, Maxwell Meng, Sima Porten, San Francisco, CA
MP48-03 INTRATUMORAL HETEROGENEITY OF ERBB2 AMPLIFICATION AND HER2 EXPRESSION IN MICROPAPILLARY UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Sumit Isharwal*, Hongying Huang, Gouri Nanjangud, Franc¸ois Audenet, Ying-Bei Chen, Anuradha Gopalan, Samson Fine, Satish Tickoo, Gopakumar Iyer, Jonathan Rosenberg, Dean Bajorin, Harry Herr, Machele Donat, Guido Dalbagni, Bernard Bochner, David Solit, Victor Reuter, Hikmat Al-Ahmadie, New York, NY
MP48-11 THE EFFECT OF MORPHINE AND ITS INHIBITORS ON RT112 BLADDER CANCER CELL GROWTH Brian Birch*, Bashir Lwaleed, Alan Cooper, Phil Harper, Southampton, United Kingdom, Iliana Giatsidou, Portsmouth, United Kingdom MP48-12 EXTRAORDINARY ELEVATION OF SERPINB2 GENE AFTER ANTI-CANCER DRUG TREATMENT IN BLADDER CANCER Miho Hiraki*, Naoko Arichi, Hirofumi Kishi, Haruki Anjiki, Hiroaki Yasumoto, Hiroaki Shiina, Izumo, Japan
MP48-04 EXPRESSION AND FUNCTION OF LYSOPHOSPHATIDIC ACID RECEPTOR 1 IN BLADDER CANCER Masao Kataoka*, Tomoyuki Koguchi, Michihiro Yabe, Yuuichi Satoh, Nobuhiro Haga, Kei Ishibashi, Ken Aikawa, Yoshiyuki Kojima, Fukushima, Japan
MP48-13 LOSS OF FORKHEAD BOX PROTEIN O1 (FOXO1) IN BLADDER CANCER INDUCES TUMOR PROGRESSION AS WELL AS CHEMORESISTANCE Hiroki Ide*, Tokyo, Japan, Satoshi Inoue, Taichi Mizushima, Rochester, NY, Eiji Kashiwagi, Fukuoka, Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan, Alexander Baras, Baltimore, MD, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Rochester, NY
MP48-05 IDENTIFICATION OF CCDC34 AS AN ONCOGENE IN BLADDER CANCER AND ITS FUNCTION DURING BLADDER CARCINOGENESIS Yanqing Gong*, Xianghui Ning, Xinyu Yang, Jian Lin, Xuesong Li, Yinglu Guo, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP48-14 LONG NONCODING RNA LNCRNA-BNCA PROMOTES THE PROGRESSION OF BLADDER CANCER VIA REGULATING TRANSLATION OF P53 Changhao Chen*, Jian Huang, Feng Sun, Tianxin Lin, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP48-06 3D TISSUE ENGINEERING BLADDER MODEL FOR CANCER INVASION STUDY Cassandra R Goulet, Genevie`ve Bernard, Ste´phane Chabaud, Fre´de´ric Pouliot, Ste´phane Bolduc*, Que´bec, Canada MP48-07 ESTABLISHMENT AND ANALYSIS OF BLADDER MUCOSA RECONSTRUCTION RABBIT MODEL WITH AUTOLOGOUS PERITONEAL FREE GRAFT Wenjia Wang*, Shengwen Li, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
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MP48-18 GERMLINE DNA REPAIR SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS IN UROTHELIAL CANCER PATIENTS. Panagiotis Vlachostergios*, Bishoy Faltas, Tuo Zhang, Linda Lam, Olivier Elemento, Mark Rubin, New York, NY
MP48-15 CIRCULAR RNA ITCH INHIBITS BLADDER CANCER PROGRESSION BY SPONGING MIR-17 AND REGULATING P21 EXPRESSION Pengchao Li, Jun Tao, Xiao Yang, Xiaheng Deng, Qiang Lu*, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
MP48-20 EXPANSION OF TUMOR INFILTRATING LYMPHOCYTES (TIL) FROM PRIMARY BLADDER TUMORS Michael Poch*, Maclean Hall, Krithika Kodumudi Kodumudi, Cortlin Croft, Mayer Fishman, John Mullinax, Amod Sarniak, James Mule, Shari Pilon-Thomas, Tampa, FL
MP48-17 PHENOTYPIC-GENOTYPIC CORRELATION OF TP53 AND RB1 IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Franc¸ois Audenet*, Sumit Isharwal, Xiaoyong Zheng, Emmet Jordan, Gopa Iyer, Byron Lee, Eugene Cha, Timothy Donahue, Machele Donat, Harry Herr, Guido Dalbagni, Bernard Bochner, Michael Berger, David Solit, Hikmat Al-Ahmadie, New York, NY
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Moderated Poster Session 49 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jose Karam, Stephen Savage and Hendrik Van Poppel ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP49-01 PHASE 3 RANDOMISED TRIAL OF INTRAVENOUS MANNITOL VERSUS PLACEBO PRIOR TO RENAL ISCHEMIA DURING NEPHRON-SPARING SURGERY: IMPACT ON RENAL FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Massimiliano Spaliviero*, Nicholas E. Power, Katie S. Murray, Daniel D. Sjoberg, Nicole E. Benfante, Melanie L. Bernstein, James D. Wren, Paul Russo, Jonathan A. Coleman, New York, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP49-03 THE SUPERIOR PRESERVATION OF POSTOPERATIVE RENAL FUNCTION IN ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY, COMPARED WITH THE LAPAROSCOPIC PROCEDURE, IS ASSOCIATED WITH LESS PARENCHYMAL VOLUME LOSS, NOT SHORTER RENAL ISCHEMIA TIME: A PROPENSITY SCORE-MATCHED ANALYSIS Hidekazu Tachibana*, Toshio Takagi, Tsunenori Kondo, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan
MP49-02 PERIOPERATIVE MORBIDITY OF CLAMP VS OFF-CLAMP ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A MULTICENTRE RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL (THE CLOCK STUDY) Alessandro Antonelli*, Brescia, Italy, Luca Cindolo, Vasto, Italy, Marco Sandri, Maria Furlan, Alessandro Veccia, Carlotta Palumbo, Claudio Simeone, Brescia, Italy, Francesco Sessa, Davide Facchiano, Sergio Serni, Marco Carini, Florence, Italy, Bernardino De Concilio, Guglielmo Zeccolini, Antonio Celia, Bassano del Grappa, Italy, Manuela Ingrosso, Vasto, Italy, Valentina Giommoni, Filippo Annino, Arezzo, Italy, Valerio Pizzuti, Roberto Nucciotti, Grosseto, Italy, Matteo Dandrea, Angelo Porreca, Abano Terme, Italy, Andrea Minervini, Florence, Italy
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MP49-04 EXCISED PARENCHYMAL MASS AND DEVASCULARIZED PARENCHYMAL MASS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: IMPACT ON FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY Wen Dong*, Jitao Wu, Chalairat Suk-Ouichai, Elvis Carabello, Diego Aguilar Palacios, Erick Remer, Jianbo Li, Joseph Zabell, Sudhir Isharwal, Steven Campbell, Cleveland, OH MP49-05 IMPACT OF PROLONGED ISCHEMIC TIME ON CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE FOLLOWING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: A MATCHED-PAIR COMPARISON Jung Keun Lee*, In Jae Lee, Tae Jin Kim, Hakmin Lee, Jong Jin Oh, Sangchul Lee, Seong Jin Jeong, Seok-Soo Byun, Sang Eun Lee, Sung Kyu Hong, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of
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MP48-19 MOLECULAR SUBTYPE CLASSIFICATION OF N-METHYL-N-NITROSOUREA-INDUCED UROTHELIAL CANCERS AND EX-VIVO CULTURED SPHEROIDS IN RATS Takahiro Yoshida*, Max Kates, Niklai Sopko, Alexander Baras, George Netto, Xiaopu Liu, Charles Drake, Noah Hahn, David McConkey, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
MP48-16 TARGETING ERBB2 MUTATIONS IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Franc¸ois Audenet*, Sumit Isharwal, Maria Arcila, Samuel Funt, Jonathan Rosenberg, Dean Bajorin, Eugene Cha, Timothy Donahue, Machele Donat, Harry Herr, Guido Dalbagni, Bernard Bochner, Michael Berger, Hikmat Al-Ahmadie, David Solit, Gopa Iyer, New York, Ny
MP49-12 RETROPERITONEAL VERSUS TRANSPERITONEAL ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR POSTERIOR TUMORS: A MULTICENTER MATCHPAIRED CASE-CONTROL STUDY Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Nicolas Doumerc, Toulouse, France, Christophe Vaessen, Thomas Seisen, Paris, France, Mathieu Roumiguie, Toulouse, France, Benjamin Pradere, Rennes, France, Charles Chahwan, Cre´teil, France, Jean-Baptiste Beauval, Francois-Xavier Nouhaud, Toulouse, France, Gregory Verhoest, Rennes, France, Laurent Salomon, Cre´teil, France, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France, Alexandre De La Taille, Cre´teil, France
MP49-06 WHEN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IS UNSUCCESSFUL: UNDERSTANDING THE REASONS FOR CONVERSION FROM ROBOTIC PARTIAL TO RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY AT A TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTER Önder Kara*, Matthew J. Maurice, Pascal Mouracade, Ercan Malkoc¸, Julien Dagenais, Ryan J. Nelson, Jaya Sai Chavali, Robert J. Stein, Amr Fergany, Jihad H. Kaouk, Cleveland, OH MP49-07 INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS OF POSTOPERATIVE HYPERTENSION AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR RENAL TUMORS Masaharu Inoue*, Yasuhisa Fijii, Masaya Ito, Toshiki Kijima, Soichiro Yoshida, Minato Yokoyama, Junichiro Ishioka, Yoh Matsuoka, Kazutaka Saito, Kazunori Kihara, Tokyo, Japan
MP49-13 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE OUTCOMES OF TRANSPERITONEAL AND RETROPERITONEAL ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: RESULTS FROM A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL HIGHVOLUME CENTERS EXPERIENCE Giovanni Lughezzani*, Nicolo’ Buffi, Giuliana Lista, Davide Maffei, Giovanni Forni, Milano, Italy, Nicola Fossati, Alessandro Larcher, Aalst, Belgium, Massimo Lazzeri, Alberto Saita, Paolo Casale, Rodolfo Hurle, Giorgio Guazzoni, Milano, Italy, Alex Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Jim Porter, Seattle, WA
MP49-08 ON-CLAMP VERSUS OFF-CLAMP PARTIAL NEPHECTOMY: PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHED COMPARISON OF LONG TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Giuseppe Simone, Rome, Italy, Umberto Capitanio, Alessandro Larcher, Milan, Italy, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Leonardo Misuraca*, Gabriele Tuderti, Giuseppe Romeo, Francesco Minisola, Salvatore Guaglianone, Rome, Italy, Fabio Muttin, Alessandro Nini, Francesco Trevisani, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Milan, Italy, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy
MP49-14 LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHRON-SPARING SURGERY AFTER SUPERSELECTIVE TUMORAL EMBOLIZATION IN A HYBRID OPERATING ROOM: FEASIBILITY AND IMMEDIATE ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONNAL RESULTS OF THE FIRST 30 PATIENTS. Paul Panayotopoulos*, Louis Besnier, Antoine Bouvier, Pierre Bigot, Angers, France
MP49-09 COMPARISONS OF SURGICAL OUTCOMES BETWEEN THE RESECTION AND THE ENUCLEATION IN ROBOT ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR RENAL TUMORS ACCORDING TO THE SURFACEINTERMEDIATE-BASE MARGIN SCORE Toshio Takagi*, Tsunenori Kondo, Junpei Iizuka, Hirohito Kobayashi, Hidekazu Tachibana, Kazuhiko Yoshida, Hideki Ishida, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan
MP49-15 SAFETY AND EARLY EFFECTIVENESS OF ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR LARGE ANGIOMYOLIPOMAS Shay Golan*, Scott Johnson, Chicago, IL, Matthew Maurice, Jihad Kaouk, Cleaveland, OH, Weil Lai, Benjamin Lee, New Orleans, LA, Steve Kheyfets, Chandru Sundaram, Bloomington, IN, David Cahn, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA, Arieh Shalhav, Chicago, IL
MP49-10 ISCHEMIA AND FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY FROM PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: REFINED PERSPECTIVES Chalairat Suk-Ouichai*, Wen Dong, Jitao Wu, Elvis R Caraballo, Erick Remer, Jianbo Li, Joseph Zabell, Sudhir Isharwal, Steven C Campbell, Cleveland, OH
MP49-16 MODIFIED LAPAROSCOPIC SIMPLE ENUCLEATION WITH SINGLE LAYER SUTURE TECHNIQUE VERSUS STANDARD LAPAROSCOPIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR TREATING LOCALIZED RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Qun Lu*, Xiaozhi Zhao, Changwei Ji, Guangxiang Liu, Hongqian Guo, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
MP49-11 RENAL ISCHEMIA AND VOLUME LOSS HAVE A COMPOUNDING EFFECT ON ACUTE RENAL DYSFUNCTION AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Julien Dagenais*, Matthew Maurice, Pascal Mouracade, Onder Kara, Ryan Nelson, Ercan Malkoc, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
MP49-17 ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR SELECTED RENAL MASS USING OFF-CLAMP APPROACH OFFERED RENAL FUNCTIONAL ADVANTAGE OVER ON-CLAMP Pascal Mouracade*, Julien Dagenais, Onder Kara, Matthew Maurice, Ryan Nelson, Khaled Fareed, Robert Stein, Amr Fergany, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
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MP49-20 MULTIVARIATE ASSESSMENT OF ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY LEARNING CURVE Benoit Peyronnet*, Clara Locher, Khene Zineddine, Benjamin Pradere, Romain Mathieu, Gregory Verhoest, Eric Bellissant, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France
MP49-18 OFF-CLAMP ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: HOW FAR SHALL WE PROCEED? Ali Abdel Raheem*, Glen Denmer Santok, Lawrence HC Kim, Kidon Chang, Trenton GH Lum, Young Eun Yoon, Woong Kyu Han, Young Deuk Choi, Koon Ho Rha, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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MP49-19 OFF-CLAMP VS. ON-CLAMP ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: A MULTICENTER MATCH-PAIRED ANALYSIS Benoit Peyronnet*, Khene Zineddine, Benjamin Pradere, Rennes, France, Thomas Seisen, Paris, France, Gregory Verhoest, Rennes, France, Alexandra Masson-Lecomte, Cre´teil, France, Yohann Grassano, Bordeaux, France, Mathieu Roumiguie, Jean-Baptiste Beauval, Toulouse, France, Stephane Droupy, Nimes, France, Alexandre De La Taille, Cre´teil, France, Herve´ Baumert, Paris, France, Nicolas Doumerc, Toulouse, France, Jean-Christophe Bernhard, Bordeaux, France, Christophe Vaessen, Paris, France, Franck Bruyere, Tours, France, Morgan Roupret, Arnaud Mejean, Paris, France, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France
Sunday, May 14, 2017
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Podium Session 34 TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING STRICTURE, DIVERTICULUM) III Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Prem Nath Dogra, Jerilyn Latini and Jordan Siegel
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD34-01 ANASTOMOTIC BULBAR URETHROPLASTY: TO TRANSECT OR NOT TO TRANSECT? Dave Chapman*, Adam Kinnaird, Jon Witten, Keith Rourke, Edmonton, Canada
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:30 PD34-04 ONE-STAGE URETHROPLASTY USING DORSAL AND VENTRAL BUCCAL MUCOSAL GRAFT: LONG-TERM VALIDATED OUTCOMES Kristi Hebert*, Martin Hofmann, Joel Gelman, Orange, CA
PD34-02 HE LONG-TERM RESULTS OF NONTRANSECTING BULBAR URETHROPLASTY Stacey Frost*, Stella Ivaz, Simon Bugeja, Mariya Dragova, Daniela E Andrich, Anthony R Mundy, London, United Kingdom PD34-03 POST-TURP URETHRAL STRICTURES CAN BE MANAGED SUCCESSFULLY WITH URETHROPLASTY Omar E. Soto-Aviles, Mashrin L. Chowdhury*, Detroit, MI, Esther K. Liu, East Lansing, MI, Ibraheem Malkawi, Maha Husainat, Detroit, MI, William Du Comb, East Lansing, MI, Jonathan Warner, Duarte, CA, Francisco Martins, Lisbon, Portugal, Christopher Gonzalez, Cleveland, OH, Justin Han, Great Neck, NY, Reynaldo Gomez, Santiago, Chile, Javier Angulo, Madrid, Spain, Nicolaas Lumen, Ghent, Belgium, Dmitriy Nikolavsky, Syracuse, NY, Richard Santucci, Detroit, MI
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PD34-05 EFFECT OF PATIENT AND SURGICAL CHARACTERISTICS ON TREATMENT FAILURE IN 491 ONE-STAGE VENTRAL ONLAY BUCCAL MUCOSAL GRAFT URETHROPLASTIES Malte W. Vetterlein*, Clemens M. Rosenbaum, Philipp Gild, Christian P. Meyer, Carla Loewe, Tim A. Ludwig, Felix K.-H. Chun, Oliver Engel, Roland Dahlem, Margit Fisch, Luis A. Kluth, Hamburg, Germany
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PD34-06 CALCULATING THE RISK OF URETHRAL STRICTURE RECURRENCE AFTER ANTERIOR URETHROPLASTY Christopher Tam*, Amy Hahn, Jacob Oleson, Iowa City, IA, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA, Jeremy Myers, Salt Lake City, UT, Alex Vanni, Burlington, MA, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA
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PD34-07 COMPLICATIONS OF URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION ARE MINIMAL COMPARED TO OTHER UROLOGICAL PROCEDURES Boyd Viers*, Travis Pagliara, Charles Rew, Dallas, TX, Lauren Folgosa-Cooley, Richmond, VA, Alexander Rozanski, Christine Shiang, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX
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PD34-08 REAL-WORLD EFFECTIVENESS OUTCOMES FOR URETHROPLASTY Robert Goldfarb*, Steven Brandes, New York, NY, Peter Kirk, Tudor Borza, Yongmei Qin, Ted Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD34-11 MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF STRICTURE RECURRENCE AFTER URETHROPLASTY Shyam Sukumar*, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN, Jeremy Myers, Salt Lake City, UT, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA, Thomas Smith, Houston, TX, Alexandra Carolan, Minneapolis, MN, Michael Maidaa, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA
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PD34-12 TERTIARY URETHROPLASTY: IS THE THIRD TIME A CHARM? Travis Pagliara*, Boyd Viers, Charles Rew, Dallas, TX, Lauren Folgosa-Cooley, Richmond, VA, Alexander Rozanski, Christine Shiang, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX
PD34-09 THE UTILITY OF UROFLOWMETRY PARAMETERS IN URETHROPLASTY SURVEILLANCE IS LIMITED Yooni Yi*, Paholo Barboglio Romo, Bahaa Malaeb, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD34-10 VALUE OF EARLY SURVEILLANCE CYSTOURETHROSCOPY AFTER BULBAR URETHROPLASTY ON RECURRENCE RISK: A TURNS STUDY Darshan Patel*, Salt Lake City, UT, Ragheed Al-Dulaimi, salt lake city, UT, Sean Elliott, Minnesota, MN, Alexander Vanni, Burlington, MA, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA, Christopher McClung, Columbus, OH, Thomas Smith, III, Houston, TX, Angela Presson, Jeremy Myers, Salt Lake City, UT
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 35 STONE DISEASE: SURGICAL THERAPY IV Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: David Duchene, R. John Honey and Eduardo Mazzucchi
TIME 7:00
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD35-01 A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE-BLIND CONTROLLED STUDY ASSESSING ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF POST-OPERATIVE PAIN AFTER PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Egor Parkhomenko*, Rohit Chugh, Jillian Capodice, Timothy Tran, Julie Thai, Kyle Blum, Mantu Gupta, NY, NY
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:20 PD35-03 A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL OF PREOPERATIVE PROPHYLACTIC ANTIBIOTICS PRIOR TO PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY IN THE LOW RISK POPULATION: A REPORT FROM THE EDGE CONSORTIUM Seth Bechis*, San Diego, CA, Joel Abbott, Glen Burnie, MD, Ben Chew, Vancouver, Canada, Nicole Miller, Nashville, TN, Amy Krambeck, Indianapolis, IN, Mitchell Humphreys, Phoenix, AZ, Vernon Pais, Jr, Lebanon, NH, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH, Roger Sur, San Diego, CA
PD35-02 COSTS VARIATIONS FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY IN THE UNITED STATES FROM 2003 TO 2013: A CONTEMPORARY ANALYSIS OF AN ALL-PAYER DISCHARGE DATABASE Jeffrey Leow*, Christian Meyer, Boston, MA, Benjamin Chung, Stanford, CA, Steven Chang, Quoc Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Naeem Bhojani, Montreal, Canada
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PD35-04 PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS DURATION FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Patrick Samson, Samir Derisavifard*, Bradley Morganstern, Vinay Patel, David Leavitt, Geoffrey Gaunay, Piruz Motamedinia, Sammy Elsamra, Jaspreet Toor, Arthur Smith, David Hoenig, Zeph Okeke, New Hyde Park, NY
PD35-05 HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR POPCORN? AN EVALUATION OF LASER SETTINGS AND LOCATION IN THE EFFICIENCY OF THE POPCORN EFFECT Daniel Wollin*, Ruiyang Jiang, Westin Tom, Daniela Radvak, W. Neal Simmons, Glenn Preminger, Michael Lipkin, Durham, NC
7:50
PD35-06 CAN CT IMAGING PREDICT STONE IMPACTION? Egor Parkhomenko*, Timothy Tran, Sumit De, Julie Thai, Kyle Blum, Mantu Gupta, NY, NY
8:00
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PD35-07 PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF SAFETY GUIDEWIRE USE IN URETEROSCOPIC STONE SURGERY: TO USE OR NOT TO USE Yiloren Tanidir*, Bahadir Sahin, Tarik Emre Sener, Muhammed Sulukaya, Cagri Akin Sekerci, Ilker Tinay, Ferruh Simsek, Istanbul, Turkey
8:30
PD35-10 A PROSPECTIVE CASE COHORT STUDY DEMONSTRATES THAT LITHOVUETM, A SINGLE-USE FLEXIBLE DISPOSABLE URETEROSCOPE, REDUCES OPERATIVE TIME Manint Usawachintachit*, Dylan Isaacson, Kazumi Taguchi, David Tzou, Ryan Hsi, Benjamin Sherer, Marshall Stoller, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
8:40
PD35-11 NEW DIGITAL SINGLE-USE FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPE (PUSEN TM): FIRST CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Jose´ A. Salvadó*, Alfredo Velasco, Rube´n Olivares, Jose´ M. Cabello, Manuel Dı´az, Sergio Moreno, Santiago, Chile
8:50
PD35-12 UNPLANNED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS AND HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS FOLLOWING URETEROSCOPY: DO URETERAL STENTS MAKE A DIFFERENCE? Harsha R. Mittakanti*, Simon Conti, Alan C. Pao, Joseph Liao, John T. Leppert, Palo Alto, CA, Christopher S. Elliott, San Jose, CA
PD35-08 UTILIZATION OF PRESSURIZED VS NONPRESSURIZED IRRIGATION DURING URETEROSCOPY IN THE ABSENCE OF URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH: COMPARATIVE RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Karen Doersch*, Amr Elmekresh, Preston A. Milburn, Graham Machen, Kyle Hart, Marawan El Tayeb, Temple, TX
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PD35-09 COMPARISON OF A NOVEL SINGLE-USE FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPE TO CURRENTLY EXISTING REUSABLE AND SINGLE-USE FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPES Daniel Wollin*, Ruiyang Jiang, Daniela Radvak, Charles Scales, Michael Ferrandino, W Neal Simmons, Glenn Preminger, Michael Lipkin, Durham, NC
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 36 BLADDER CANCER: INVASIVE III Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Maurizio Brausi, Michael Koch and Stanley Malkowicz
TIME 7:00
7:10
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD36-01 THE VALIDATED LACE SCORE IDENTIFIES PATIENTS AT INCREASED RISK OF 90-DAY READMISSION AND MORTALITY FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Jennifer L Saluk, Robert H Blackwell*, William S Gange, Matthew AC Zapf, Anai N Kothari, Marcus L Quek, Paul C Kuo, Gopal N Gupta, Robert C Flanigan, Maywood, IL
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:20 PD36-03 PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES OF OPEN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN OCTOGENARIANS: RESULTS FROM TWO HIGH-VOLUME CENTRES Vito Palumbo*, Padua, Italy, Fabio Zattoni, Padua and Udine, Italy, Afrovita Kungulli, Sabrina La Falce, Padua, Italy, Mattia Calandriello, Alessandro Crestani, Gianluca Giannarini, Udine, Italy, Giacomo Novara, Filiberto Zattoni, Padua, Italy, Vincenzo Ficarra, Udine, Italy
PD36-02 IMPACT OF NON-MODIFIABLE PATIENT FACTORS ON PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOME FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY WITH ENHANCED RECOVERY PROTOCOL Daniel Zainfeld*, Jie Cai, Gus Miranda, Anne Schuckman, Siamak Daneshmand, Hooman Djaladat, Los Angeles, CA
*Presenting author
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PD36-04 DOES SARCOPENIA IMPACT ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY? Taylor Peak*, Marc Colaco, Ashok Hemal, Winston-Salem, NC
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PD36-05 THE PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF POSTOPERATIVE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PARAMETERS REGARDING THE ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOME OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR UROTHELIAL CELL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Jan-Friedrich Jokisch*, Tobias Grimm, Munich, Germany, Alexander Buchner, Alexander Kretschmar, Gerald Schulz, Birte Schneevoigt, Christian Stief, Alexander Karl, Munich, Germany PD36-06 IS FOUR DAYS HOSPITAL STAY AFTER ROBOTIC ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FEASIBLE? A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENHANCED RECOVERY PROGRAM CHALLENGE Dimitrios Moschonas*, Ricardo Soares, Murthy Kusuma, Alison Roodhouse, Chris Jones, Hugh Mostafid, Michael Swinn, Simon Woodhams, Matthew Perry, Krishnaji Patil, Guildford, United Kingdom PD36-07 RESTRICTIVE TRANSFUSION IN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IS SAFE Sumeet Syan-Bhanvadia*, Swar Shah, Jie Cai, Gus Miranda, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA PD36-08 PERIOPERATIVE ALLOGENEIC BLOOD TRANSFUSION DOES NOT ADVERSELY IMPACT SURVIVAL AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR URINARY BLADDER CANCER - A COMPETING-RISKS ANALYSIS FROM A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL EUROPEAN SERIES Malte W. Vetterlein*, Philipp Gild, Luis A. Kluth, Hamburg, Germany, Michael Gierth, Hans-Martin Fritsche, Maximilian Burger, Regensburg, Germany, Chris Protzel, Oliver Hakenberg, Rostock, Germany, Nicolas von Landenberg, Florian Roghmann, Joachim Noldus, Herne, Germany, Philipp Nuhn, Mannheim, Germany, Michael Rink, Felix K.H. Chun, Hamburg, Germany, Matthias May, Straubing, Germany, Margit Fisch, Atiqullah Aziz, Hamburg, Germany
8:20
PD36-09 INSTITUTIONAL VOLUME IS ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED 90 DAY MORTALITY RATES FOR BOTH OPEN AND ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Kaitlin Kosinski, Melissa Fazzari, Michael Kongnyuy, Daniel Halpern, Mineola, NY, Marc Smaldone, Philadelphia, PA, Jeffrey Schiff, Aaron Katz, Anthony Corcoran*, Mineola, NY
8:30
PD36-10 VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM RATES FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY STRATIFIED BY METHOD OF PROPHYLAXIS. Cory Hugen*, Alexander Stern, Jie Cai, Gus Miranda, Anne Schuckman, Hooman Djaladat, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
8:40
PD36-11 COMPARISON OF TOTAL 90 DAY COSTS FOR OPEN VERSUS ROBOTIC CYSTECTOMY Michael Metcalfe*, Zachary Compton, Roger Li, James Ferguson, Debashish Sundi, Justin Nguyen, Ashish Kamat, Jay Shah, Colin Dinney, Neema Navai, Houston, TX
8:50
PD36-12 COMPARING COMPLICATIONS AND SURVIVAL OF PRIMARY CYSTECTOMY VS. SALAVAGE CYSTECTOMY AFTER TRIMODAL THERAPY Matthew Mossanen*, Ross E. Krasnow, Alberto C. Pieretti, Adam S. Feldman, Jason A. Efstathiou, Michael L. Blute, Niall M. Heney, Matthew F. Wszolek, Boston, MA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 37 PROSTATE CANCER: ADVANCED (INCLUDING DRUG THERAPY) II Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Brian Chapin, Giorgio Gandaglia and Judd Moul
7:10
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD37-01 FOUR VS TEN MONTHS OF INDUCTION ADT FOR INTERMITTENT THERAPY: A PROSPECTIVE CURC RANDOMIZED TRIAL. Laurence Klotz*, Andrew Loblaw, Toronto, Canada, Rob Siemens, Kingston, Canada, Paul Ouellette, Montreal, Canada, Anil Kapoor, Hamilton, Canada, Fred Saad, Montreal, Canada PD37-02 PHASE III STUDY OF INTERMITTENT MONOTHERAPY VERSUS CONTINUOUS COMBINED ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION Fernando Calais da Silva Junior*, Fernando Calais da Silva Senior, Lisboa, Portugal, Frederico Gonc¸alves, Bratislava, Slovakia(Slovak Republic), Jan Kliment, Martin, Slovakia(Slovak Republic), Ame´rico Santos, Braga, Portugal, Spiros Pastidis, Athens, Greece, Antonio Queimadelos, Santiago Compostela, Spain, Chris Robertson, Glasgow, United Kingdom
7:20
PD37-03 ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY AND THE INCIDENCE OF AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES IN 17,168 PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER Jui-Ming Liu*, Heng-Chang Chuang, Taoyuan, Taiwan, Chun-Te Wu, Keelung, Taiwan, Ren-Jun Hsu, Taipei, Taiwan
7:30
PD37-04 STATINS AND ORAL TREATMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER (MCRPC): REAL-WORLD OUTCOMES Nicole Engel-Nitz, Eden Prairie, MN, Ajay Behl*, Horsham, PA, Cori Blauer-Peterson, Eden Prairie, MN, Nancy Dawson, D.C., MD
7:40
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:50 PD37-06 A NEW ERA: AUTOMATED EXTRACTION OF DETAILED PROSTATE CANCER INFORMATION FROM NARRATIVELY WRITTEN HEALTH RECORDS. PIONEER WORK FROM A EUROPEAN TERTIARY CARE CENTER Sami-Ramzi Leyh-Bannurah*, Hamburg, Germany, Zhe Tian, Pierre Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada, Dirk Pehrke, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Lars Budäus, Hamburg, Germany
PD37-05 IMPACT OF STAGE MIGRATION ON METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER: EVIDENCE OF MORE FAVOURABLE DISEASE CHARACTERISTICS OVER TIME Emanuele Zaffuto*, Milan, Italy, Helen Davis Bondarenko, Montreal, Canada, Raisa S. Pompe, Hamburg, Germany, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Giorgio Gandaglia, Nicola Fossati, Armando Stabile, Marco Bandini, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada
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PD37-07 TREATMENT TRENDS FOR METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER OVER THE LAST DECADE: INSIGHTS FROM THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE Jared P. Schober*, Kristian D. Stensland, Karim Hamawy, Alireza Moinzadeh, David Canes, Burlington, MA
8:10
PD37-08 ENHANCING THE EFFICACY OF VALPROIC ACID IN PROSTATE CANCER CELLS WITH NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS Wasim H. Chowdhury*, Anna-Barbara O’James, San Antonio, TX, Abhinav Sidana, Jatindar Goyal, Daniel Oh, Baltimore, MD, Grace I. Todd, Mizanur Rahman, Ronald Rodriguez, San Antonio, TX
8:20
PD37-09 IDENTIFICATION OF EPITHELIAL TO MESENCHYMAL TRANSITION (EMT) SELECTIVE CYTOTOXIC COMPOUNDS IN PROSTATE CANCER CELLS Marion Vanneste, Iowa City, IA, Qin Huang, Coralville, IA, Meng Wu, James Brown*, MIchael Henry, Iowa City, IA
8:30
PD37-10 BIOCHEMICAL VALIDATION OF PIPERLONGUMINE AS A POTENT THERAPEUTIC AGAINST NEUROENDOCRINE PROSTATE CANCER Kamlesh K Yadav*, Khader Shameer, Jennifer Stockert, Cordelia Elaiho, Benjamin Readhead, Shalini S Yadav, Joel Dudley, Ashutosh Tewari, New York, NY
8:40
PD37-11 CHEK2 MUTATIONS INCREASE RISK FOR PROSTATE CANCER BUT DO NOT DIFFERENTIATE RISK OF LETHAL FROM INDOLENT DISEASE S. Lilly Zheng, Evanston, IL, Rong Na, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Misop Han, Baltimore, MD, Kristian Novakovic, Evanston, IL, Kathleen Wiley, Sarah Isaacs, Alan Partin, Baltimore, MD, Michael McGuire, Evanston, IL, Patrick Walsh, Baltimore, MD, Charles Brendler, Brian Helfand, Evanston, IL, William Isaacs, Baltimore, MD, Jianfeng Xu*, Evanston, IL
SUNDAY
TIME 7:00
8:50
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PD37-12 EVALUATION OF NICLOSAMIDE AS A POTENT INHIBITOR OF ANDROGEN RECEPTOR VARIANTS TO OVERCOME RESISTANCE TO ABIRATERONE AND ENZALUTAMIDE IN ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER Chengfei Liu*, Wei Lou, Joy Yang, ChongXian Pan, Primo Lara, Christopher Evans, Allen Gao, Sacramento, CA
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Video Session 6 MISC. GU ONCOLOGY AND TRANSPLANT The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jay Bishoff, Alberto Breda and James Porter ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V6-01 MIDLINE EXTRAPERITONEAL RPLND IN TESTIS CANCER: MINIMIZING SURGICAL MORBIDITY Sumeet Syan-Bhanvadia*, Soroush Bazargani, Thomas Clifford, Hooman Djalaat, Anne Schuckman, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA V6-02
POST CHEMOTHERAPY ROBOTIC RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR NON-SEMINOMATOUS GERM CELL TUMOR James Porter*, Gerald Heulitt, Seattle, WA
V6-03
SYNCHRONOUS AND SIMULTANEOUS POSTERIOR REROPERITONEOSCOPIC BILATERAL ADRENALECTOMY. Patricio Garcia Marchin˜ena, Miguel Basualdo, Oscar Damia, Guillermo Gueglio, Alberto Jurado*, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
V6-04
RETROPERITONEAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME IN RENAL TRANSPLANTATION —HOW DO WE SALVAGE THE GRAFT? Wen Xie*, Karen Pineda-Solis, Omar Ali, Alp Sener, Patrick Luke, London, Canada
V6-05
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V6-06 ROBOTIC-ASSISTED THORACOSCOPIC TRANSDIAPHRAGMATIC ADRENALECTOMY: A NOVEL SURGICAL APPROACH Christopher M. Russell*, Simpa S. Salami, Amir H. Lebastchi, Kiran H. Lagisetty, Khaled Hafez, Rishindra M. Reddy, Alon Z. Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI
ROBOTIC PARTIAL ADRENALECTOMY FOR SYMPTOMATIC ALDOSTERONESECRETING ADENOMAS: TECHNIQUE AND OUTCOMES Giuseppe Simone, Gabriele Tuderti, Leonardo Misuraca*, Rome, Italy, Antonio Celia, Bernardino De Concilio, Bassano del Grappa, Italy, Antonio Stigliano, Francesco Minisola, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Giuseppe Romeo, Salvatore Guaglianone, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy
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V6-07
INTRACORPOREAL PARTLY STAPLED PADUA ILEAL BLADDER USING ROBOTIC STAPLERS: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE, PERIOPERATIVE AND EARLY FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF A PROSPECTIVE SINGLE CENTER SERIES Giuseppe Simone, Salvatore Guaglianone, Francesco Minisola*, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Leonardo Misuraca, Gabriele Tuderti, Giuseppe Romeo, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy
V6-08
ROBOTIC URETERAL RECONSTRUCTION FOR URETERAL COMPLICATIONS OF KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS Kevin Yang*, David Canes, Alireza Moinzadeh, Andrea Sorcini, Burlington, MA
V6-09
NOVEL ROBOTIC APPROACH TO INGUINAL AND PELVIC LYMPHADENECTOMY FOR METASTATIC MELANOMA IN A 44 YEAR OLD MALE Nathan Jung*, Hugh Smith, Alan Hyde, Alvaro Valle, Chris Keel, Chattanooga, TN
V6-10
ROBOTIC KIDNEY TRANSPLANT – OUR INITIAL EXPERIENCE AND TECHNIQUE. Anant Kumar*, Anil Gulia, Samit Chaturvedi, Manoj Kumar, Ruchir Maheshwari, Karamveer Singh Sabharwal, New Delhi, India
V6-11
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LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL HEMINEPHROURETECTOMY IN HORSESHOE KIDNEY WITH HIGH-GRADE UROTHELIAL CELL CARCINOMA AND SINGLE-PORT BLADDER CUFF MANAGEMENT: FIRST CASE REPORT. Marino Cabrera*, Jose Gustavo Ramos, Claudia Lucia Ochoa, Angie Ramirez, Rodolfo Varela, Jorge Forero, German Godoy, Bogota, Colombia
TRANSVESCICOSCOPIC BLADDER CUFF EXCISION IN LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHROURETERECTOMY Young Eun Yoon, Sang Woon Kim*, Hyung Ho Lee, Jang He Han, Seung Hwan Lee, Won Sik Ham, Koon Ho Rha, Woong Kyu Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Sunday, May 14, 2017
7:00 am - 2:30 pm
7:00
REGISTRATION
7:30
WELCOME
7:35
PANEL DISCUSSION: WORKFORCE SURVEY RESULTS Healther Schultz, Josh Langston, Brad Hornberger
8:20
SESSION III: MALE HEALTH MALE SEXUAL HEALTH – ED AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE Martin Miner
8:40
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ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT Mary Dunn
11:30
Q&A ON MALE HEALTH Martin Miner, Todd Doran, Josh Langston, Mary Dunn
11:45
POST-TEST
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
1:00
SESSION IV: URODYNAMICS BASIC CONCEPTS IN URODYNAMICS Mikel L. Gray
PATIENT COMMUNICATION IN TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY Martin Miner
1:45
BASIC INTERPRETATION OF THE UDS STUDY Mikel L. Gray
9:10
INFERTILITY Todd Doran
2:30
ADJOURN
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9:55
BPH/LUTS: COUNSELING PATIENTS ON SURGICAL MANAGEMENT Josh Langston
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Sunday, May 14, 2017
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
CHALLENGES FOR UROLOGIC RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: CHALLENGES USING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT AND EMR DATA FOR HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH Room 210C @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 8:00
WELCOME REMARKS Aria Olumi
8:05
INTRODUCTION John Wei
9:40
KEYNOTE: NAVIGATING REGULATORY AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS Ed Goldman
10:10
BREAK
8:10
POINT AND COUNTERPOINT: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT DATA: IS IT RESEARCH? John Wei, Peter Carroll, David Miller
10:25
USING MEDICARE DATA FOR RESEARCH ON HEALTHCARE DELIVERY INNOVATIONS Christine Vogeli
8:40
Q&A
10:50
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TYPES OF DATA AND THEIR USE FOR RESEARCH Quoc-Dien Trinh
PANEL DISCUSSION: EXAMPLE CLINICAL REGISTRIES: MUSIC, AQUA AND CROES Panelists: Khurshid Ghani, Matthew R. Cooperberg, Jean de la Rosette
9:15
COLLECTING AND SHARING EMR DATA Steven Schlossberg
11:20
Q&A
11:30
USING RESEARCH RESULTS TO DEVELOP PATIENT-CENTERED TOOLS FOR CANCER CARE: PATIENT ACCESS TO DATA John Gore
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UROLOGIC CARE FOR THE ADVANCED PRACTICE PROVIDER Room 206AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
11:55
CLOSING REMARKS John Wei
12:00
ADJOURN
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Sunday, May 14, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 50 STONE DISEASE: SURGICAL THERAPY V Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Bodo Knudsen and Ojas Shah ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP50-01 EFFECT OF DIFFERENT POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MEDICATIONS ON RETURN FOR UNPLANNED CARE AFTER URETEROSCOPY Preston Milburn*, Graham Machen, Amr Elmekresh, Kristofer Wagner, Erin Bird, Marawan El Tayeb, Temple, TX
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP50-09 ROBOTIC FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPIC TREATMENT OF RENAL AND URETERAL CALCULI: FIRST-IN-MAN EXPERIENCE WITH A NOVEL ROBOTIC SYSTEM Mihir Desai*, Los Angeles, CA, Shashikant Mishra, Abhishek Singh, Ravindra Sabnis, Arvind Ganpule, Mahesh Desai, Nadiad, India
MP50-02 THE IMPACTED URETERAL STONE: FACTORS PREDICTING FOR SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME WITH ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT Sumit De*, Sarina Gupta, Megan Singh, Rohit Chugh, Harrison Bell, Mantu Gupta, New York, NY
MP50-10 PREDICTING POSTOPERATIVE FEVER AND SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE SYNDROME AFTER URETEROSCOPY Andrew Higgins, Amanda Young, Korey Kost, Brielle Schreiter, Marisa Clifton, Brant Fulmer, Tullika Garg*, Danville, PA
MP50-03 THE URETERIC ”RENDEZVOUS PROCEDURE” TO TREAT COMPLEX DISCONTINUITIES Giorgio Mazzon, Vimoshan Arumuham*, Rebecca Dale, Marco Bolgeri, Sian Allen, Daron Smith, Simon Choong, London, United Kingdom
MP50-11 THE SURGICAL EXPERIENCE INFLUENCES THE SAFETY BUT NOT EFFICACY OF RIRS FOR KIDNEY STONES: A PROPENSITY SCORE ANALYSIS Francesco Berardinelli*, Piergustavo De Francesco, Luca Cindolo, Vasto, Italy, Silvia Proietti, Milano, Italy, Orietta Dalpiaz, Graz, Austria, Derek Hennessey, Melbourne, Australia, Cecilia Cracco, Cesare Scoffone, Torino, Italy, Luigi Schips, Vasto, Italy, Guido Giusti, Milano, Italy
MP50-04 PREOPERATIVE DJ STENT PLACEMENT VS. DIRECT URETEROSCOPY: A RETROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVE STUDY Andrew Navetta*, Trey Durdin, Amr Elmekresh, Adam Cohen, Marawan El Tayeb, Temple, TX
MP50-12 PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY IN LOW BODY MASS INDEX PATIENTS: CAN THINNESS INFLUENCE PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATIONS? Jose Agudelo*, Euro Arias, Jhonan Chirinos, Nasser Ktech, Luis Urdaneta, Juan Bustamante, Manuel Riveros, Maracaibo, Venezuela
MP50-05 IMPACT OF LASER FIBER TIP CLEAVAGE ON POWER OUTPUT FOR URETEROSCOPY AND STONE TREATMENT Mattieu Haddad*, Esteban Emiliani, Steeve Doizi, Yann Rouchausse, Frederic Coste, Laurent Berthe, Olivier Traxer, Paris, France
MP50-13 INITIAL LOWER POLE ACCESS FOR COMPLETE STAGHORN CALCULI: IS IT FEASIBLE WITHOUT COMPROMISING SUCCESS? Kyle A. Blum*, Egor Parkhomenko, Julie Thai, Timothy Y. Tran, Mantu Gupta, New York, NY
MP50-06 HYDRONEPHROSIS AFTER URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH USE Brandon Otto*, Stephanie Stillings, VINCENT BIRD, Gainesville, FL MP50-07 COMPARISON OF PARAMETERS OF STANDARD REUSABLE FLEXIBLE URETERO-RENOSCOPES WITH A SINGLE USE URETERO-RENOSCOPE (LITHOVUE) Grzegorz Fojecki, Derek Hennessy, Nathan Lawrentschuk, Damien Bolton*, Melbourne, Australia
MP50-14 PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY IN A FREE-STANDING AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER: FIRST 100 CASES REPORTED Julio Davalos*, Joel Abbott, Baltimore, MD
MP50-08 LIMITATIONS OF THE LITHOVUE SINGLE USE DIGITAL FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPE Saum Ghodoussipour*, Eli Thompson, Adit Shah, Anirban Mitra, Sameer Deshmukh, Matthew Dunn, Los Angeles, CA
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MP50-18 SINGLE SESSION BILATERAL VERSUS STAGED BILATERAL URETEROSCOPY FOR NEPHROLITHIASIS: AN ASSESSMENT OF SAFETY AND EFFICACY Gabriel Fiscus*, Tracy Marien, Teerayut Tangpaitoon, Joseph Kuebker, Duke Herrell, Nicole Miller, Nashville, TN
MP50-15 ASSESSING THE VOLUME-OUTCOME RELATIONSHIP FOR PCNL IN 2014 AND 2015 - ANALYSIS USING NATIONAL REGISTRY DATA OF OVER 4000 CASES John Withington*, Sarah Fowler, London, United Kingdom, James Armitage, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Jonathan Glass, London, United Kingdom, William Finch, Stuart Irving, Neil Burgess, Norwich, United Kingdom, Oliver Wiseman, Cambridge, United Kingdom MP50-16 INITIAL CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH A SINGLE-USE DIGITAL FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPE Thomas Chi, Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA, Harrison Abrahams, Forth Worth, TX, Vincent Bird, Gainesville, FL, Matthew Dunn, Los Angeles, CA, Guido Giusti, Silvia Proietti, Milan, Italy, Kelly Healy, Scott Hubosky, Philadelphia, PA, Dylan Isaacson, San Francisco, CA, Francis Keeley, Bristol, United Kingdom, Ravi Munver, Hackensack, NJ, Olivier Traxer, Michele Taslo, Paris, France, Oliver Wiseman, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Manint Usawachintacit, San Francisco, CA, Brian Eisner*, Boston, MA
MP50-20 DOES PREOPERATIVE ALPHA BLOCKERS FACILITATES URETEROSCOPE INSERTION AT VESICO URETERIC JUNCTION? AN ANSWER FROM A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY Ashok Sokhal*, Satyanarayan Sankhwar, Apul Goel, kawaljit Singh, Lucknow, India APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP50-17 A REVIEW OF PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY FOR SMALL (LESS THAN 1CM) AND STAGHORN RENAL STONES: OUTCOMES FROM THE UK NATIONAL DATA REGISTRY Ben Pullar*, Cambridge, United Kingdom, John Withington, London, United Kingdom, James Armitage, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Sarah Fowler, London, United Kingdom, William Finch, Stuart Irving, Norwich, United Kingdom, Jonathon Glass, London, United Kingdom, Neil Burgess, Norwich, United Kingdom, Oliver Wiseman, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Sunday, May 14, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 51 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY & SIMULATION: TRAINING & SKILLS ASSESSMENT I Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Michael Borofsky, Thomas Lendvay and Prem Rashid ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP51-01 CONCURRENT VALIDATION OF AUTOMATED EVALUATION OF ROBOTIC SURGERY PERFORMANCE: CORRELATION OF PERFORMANCE METRICS TO GLOBAL EVALUATIVE ASSESSMENT OF ROBOTIC SURGERY (GEARS) Andrew Hung*, Los Angeles, CA, Jian Chen, Los Angles, CA, Anthony Jarc, Sunnyvale, CA, Hooman Djaladat, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP51-03 OLDER AND WISER? CHANGES IN UNPROFESSIONAL CONTENT ON UROLOGISTS’ SOCIAL MEDIA FROM RESIDENCY TO PRACTICE Max Schmidt-Bowman*, Hanover, NH, Kevin Koo, Zita Ficko, E. Ann Gormley, Lebanon, NH MP51-04 A DECADE OF ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY TRAINING: TIME-BASED METRICS FROM FELLOWS AND RESIDENTS Muammer Altok, Mary Achim, Surena Matin, Curtis Pettaway, John Davis*, Houston, TX
MP51-02 CONSTRUCTION AND ASSESSMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE INDIGENIOUS ULTRASOUND GUIDED PERC SIMULATOR Ashish Rawandale*, Lokesh Patni, Dhule, India
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MP50-19 INTRA-RENAL PRESSURES DURING RARIRS (ROBOTIC ASSISTED RETROGRADE INTRA-RENAL SURGERY): A CRITICAL EVALUATION BASED ON URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH (UAS) SIZE AND IRRIGATION FLOW RATE Nida Zafer Tokatli, Ankara, Turkey, Kemal Sarica*, Istanbul, Turkey, Ahmet Sinan Kabakci, Remzi Saglam, Ankara, Turkey, Anup Patel, London, United Kingdom
MP51-13 SURGICAL SKILL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT: UTILIZING A PEER VIDEO REVIEW WORKSHOP FOR SURGEONS PERFORMING ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY Richard Sarle*, Dearborn, MI, Nikola Rakic, Tae Kim, Andrew Brachulis, Ann Arbor, MI, Brian R. Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Benjamin Stockton, St. Joseph, MI, Susan Linsell, David C. Miller, Ann Arbor, MI, James O. Peabody, Detroit, MI, Khurshid R. Ghani, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
MP51-05 DOES TRAINEE PERFORMANCE IMPACT SURGEON’S STRESS DURING ROBOTASSISTED SURGERY? Somayeh Shafiei*, Ahmed Hussein, Youssef Ahmed, Justen Kozlowski, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY MP51-06 ASSESSMENT OF FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPIC STONE EXTRACTION SKILLS OF UROLOGY POSTGRADUATE TRAINEES DURING OBJECTIVE STRUCTURED CLINICAL EXAMINATIONS: IS THERE A PLACE FOR VIRTUAL REALITY SIMULATORS? Mehdi Aloosh*, Fe´lix Couture, Sero Andonian, Montreal, Canada
MP51-14 THE CURRENT STATE OF ROBOTIC SURGERY TRAINING CURRICULA IN UNITED STATES UROLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Daniel Verges*, Costas Lallas, Philadelphia, PA
MP51-07 TEACHING COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN UROLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAMS: A MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT? Jorge Whitley*, Houston, TX, Geolani Dy, Seattle, WA, Marcy Rosenbaum, Iowa City, IA, Byron Joyner, Kathleen Kieran, Seattle, WA
MP51-15 SURGICAL TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE IMPACTS PATIENT OUTCOMES IN ROBOTIC-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Mitchell G. Goldenberg*, Toronto, Canada, S. Larry Goldenberg, Vancouver, Canada, Teodor P. Grantcharov, Toronto, Canada
MP51-08 GENDER-BASED DIFFERENCES ASKED OF UROLOGY APPLICANTS DURING RESIDENCY INTERVIEWS Mary Kate Keeter, Ashima Singal*, Nirali Shah, Stephanie Kielb, Chicago, IL
MP51-16 DEVELOPMENT AND CONTENT VALIDATION OF A TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR RAPN Catherine Lovegrove*, Eilidh Bruce, Nicholas Raison, Benjamin Challacombe, London, United Kingdom, Giacomo Novara, Alex Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Jaques Hubert, Brabois, France, Declan Murphy, Melbourne, Australia, Prokar Dasgupta, Kamran Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
MP51-09 THE “PENANA”: A NOVEL, COST EFFECTIVE, AND HIGHLY EFFICACIOUS MODEL FOR TEACHING MALE URETHRAL ANATOMY AND SAFE FOLEY CATHETER TECHNIQUE Matthew Truesdale*, Maya Overland, Christy Boscardin, Kirsten Greene, San Francisco, CA
MP51-17 THE ROBOTIX SIMULATOR: FACE AND CONTENT VALIDATION USING THE FUNDAMENTALS OF ROBOTIC SURGERY(FRS)CURRICULUM Ismail Omar*, James Dilley, Philip Pucher, Philip Pratt, Torath Ameen, Justin Vale, Ara Darzi, Erik Mayer, London, United Kingdom
MP51-10 ASSESSING SURGICAL SKILLS AMONG UROLOGY RESIDENT APPLICANTS: CAN CROWD-SOURCING IDENTIFY THE NEXT GENERATION OF SURGEONS? Zhamshid Okhunov*, Simone L. Vernez, Victor Huynh, Kathryn Osann, Jaime Landman, Ralph V. Clayman, Orange, CA
MP51-18 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A NOVEL COGNITIVE TRAINING TOOL FOR LAPAROSCOPIC SUTURING Nicholas Raison*, Lauren Wallace, Takashige Abe, Fehmi Hafiz, Matin Sheriff, Christian Brown, Prokar Dasgupta, Kamran Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
MP51-11 UTILIZATION OF A SURGICAL VIDEO CURRICULUM TO AUGMENT RESIDENT LEARNING Wayne Brisbane*, Marc Rogers, Kevin Ostrowski, Robert Sweet, Hunter Wessells, Thomas Walsh, Seattle, WA MP51-12 A TRAINING COURSE FOR THE UROLOGIST IMPROVES THEIR ABILITY TO INTERPRET CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER ON MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI Veeru Kasivisvanathan*, Susan Charman, Jan van der Meulen, Lina Carmona, Vasilis Stavrinides, Clare Allen, Alex Kirkham, Shonit Punwani, Mark Emberton, Caroline Moore, London, United Kingdom
MP51-19 MULTI-COMPONENT VIDEO-BASED FEEDBACK USING ADDITIONAL WEBCAM INPUTS IMPROVES DAVINCI SURGICAL SKILLS SIMULATOR (DVSSS) PERFORMANCE Scott Quarrier, Aisha Siebert, Ahmed Ghazi*, Rochester, NY
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MP51-20 PROSTATE SPECIFIC COMMUNICATIONS: WHAT THE NEXT GENERATION OF UROLOGY TRAINEES ARE TELLING PATIENTS ABOUT PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT DURING A VIRTUAL OBJECTIVE STRUCTURED CLINICAL ENCOUNTER Bruce Kava*, Miami, FL, Allen Andrade, New York, NY, Robert Marcovich, Jorge Ruiz, Miami, FL
Sunday, May 14, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 52
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP52-01 DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SURGICAL DEVICE: A PIEZO-ACTUATOR PULSED WATER JET SYSTEM REDUCES RENAL DAMAGES AFTER OFF-CLAMP PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN A RAT MODEL Yoshihiro Kamiyama*, Shinichi Yamashita, Atsuhiro Nakagawa, Shinji Fujii, Koji Mitsuzuka, Yasuhiro Kaiho, Akihiro Ito, Takaaki Abe, Teiji Tominaga, Yoichi Arai, Sendai, Japan
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP52-05 DIFFERENTIAL FLUORESCENCE FOR INTRAOPERATIVE MARGIN ASSESSMENT WITH NEAR-INFRARED FLUORESCENCE IMAGING DURING ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Ronney Abaza*, Janice Rosenthal, Jatin Gupta, Dublin, OH MP52-06 LAPAROENDOSCOPIC SINGLE SITE SURGERY (LESS) AND MINILAPAROSCOPY (ML): AN OBJECTIVE EVALUATION THROUGH A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRAIL Ahmed Galal*, Ahmed shoma, Ahmed Mansour, Nasr Eltabei, Mansoura, Egypt
MP52-02 DOES PNEUMOPERITONEUM CAUSE TRANSIENT RENAL INJURY IN CHILDREN? Julia Finkelstein*, New York, NY, Solomon Woldu, Dallas, TX, Alexander Small, Nina Mikkilineni, Sarah Lambert, Pasquale Casale, New York, NY
MP52-07 DOES THE USE OF 5 MM INSTRUMENTS AFFECT THE OUTCOMES OF ROBOTASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY IN SMALLER WORKING SPACES? A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INFANTS AND OLDER CHILDREN Minki Baek*, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, M. Selcuk Silay, Istanbul, Turkey, Jason Au, Gene Huang, Abhishek Seth, Nicolette Janzen, David Roth, Chester Koh, Houston, TX
MP52-03 CLASSIFICATION OF KIDNEY TUMORS WITH 1064 NM DISPERSIVE RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY Miki Haifler*, Philadelphia, PA, Isaac Pence, Nashville, TN, Benjamin Ristau, Andres Correa, Shreyas Joshi, Richard Greenberg, David Chen, Marc Smaldone, Alexander Kutikov, Rosalia Viterbo, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA, Amnon Zisman, Beer Yaakov, Israel, Anita Mahadevan-Jansen, Nashville, PA, Chetan Patil, Philadelphia, PA
MP52-08 TECHNIQUE AND CASE SERIES OF MRI GUIDED IN-BORE BIOPSY FOR PATIENTS WITHOUT RECTUM Dordaneh Sugano*, Abhinav Sidana, Collier Wright, Brian Calio, Mahir Maruf, Amit Jain, Maria Merino, Peter Choyke, Baris Turkbey, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Bethesda, MD
MP52-04 THE DECLINE OF LAPAROENDOSCOPIC SINGLE-SITE SURGERY: A SURVEY OF THE ENDOUROLOGICAL SOCIETY TO IDENTIFY SHORTCOMINGS AND GUIDANCE FOR FUTURE DIRECTIONS. Igor Sorokin*, Dallas, TX, Abhay Rane, Redhill, United Kingdom, Brian Irwin, Burglington, VT, Riccardo Autorino, Cleveland, OH, Evangelos Liatsikos, Athens, Greece, Noah Canvasser, Jeffrey Cadeddu, Dallas, TX
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MP52-09 INTRAOPERATIVE IDENTIFICATION OF NERVES USING A MYELIN-BINDING FLUOROPHORE: COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF INTRAVENOUS VS. TOPICAL ADMINISTRATION Pedro Recabal*, Takeshi Hashimoto, Jozefina Casuscelli, Aditya Bagrodia, Katie S. Murray, Jonathan Coleman, Timothy Donahue, Vincent P. Laudone, New York, NY
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SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY & SIMULATION: INSTRUMENTATION & TECHNOLOGY I Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Janak Desai, Gerhard Fuchs and Peter Schulam
MP52-16 INTRAPARENCHYMAL THERAPY DELIVERY IN THE PROSTATE: THE ROLE OF IMAGING AND DEVICE DESIGN Hoang-Kim Le*, Temple, TX, Martin Brady, Baltimore, MD, King Scott Coffield, Thomas Kuehl, Temple, TX, Raghu Raghavan, Baltimore, MD, V. O. Speights, Jr., Belur Patel, Temple, TX, Scott Wilson, Mike Wilson, Lexington, KY, Rick Odland, Minneapolis, MN
MP52-10 A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL FOR ASSESSMENT OF PERINEAL HYDRODISSECTION TECHNIQUE FOR NERVESPARING ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Gencay Hatiboglu*, Tobias Simpfendörfer, Lorenz Uhlmann, Stephan MacherGöppinger, Joanne Nyarangi-Dix, Sascha Pahernik, Boris Hadaschik, Markus Hohenfellner, Dogu Teber, Heidelberg, Germany
MP52-17 EVALUATION AND COMPARISON OF CONTEMPORARY ENERGY-BASED SURGICAL VESSEL SEALING DEVICES Zhamshid Okhunov*, Renai Yoon, Kyle Spradling, Achim Lusch, Christina Hwang, Kathryn Osann, Orange, CA, Jiaoti Huang, Jaime Landman, Los Angeles, CA
MP52-11 PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL COMPARING ENDOSHEATH WITH VISERA ELITE SYSTEM FOR CLINICAL USE & IMPROVED COST-EFFECTIVENESS Thomas Watkins, Joao Zambon*, Ashok Hemal, Robert Evans, Ryan Terlecki, Jorge Gutierrez, Majid Mirzazadeh, Gopal Badlani, Winston-Salem, NC
MP52-18 EVALUATION OF A NOVEL THREEDIMENSIONAL FUNNEL MESH FOR PARASTOMAL HERNIA REPAIR AFTER ILEAL CONDUIT DIVERSION Karl Tully*, Bochum, Germany, Florian Roghmann, Jobst Pastor, Rein Ju¨ri Palisaar, Joachim Noldus, Christian von Bodman, Herne, Germany
MP52-12 ACCURATE TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF BLADDER TUMOR LOCATED IN LATERAL BLADDER WALL: A NOVEL TECHNIQUE OBTAINING EN BLOC RESECTION AND OBVIATING OBTURATOR NERVE STIMULATION. Shengkun Sun*, Axiang Xu, Guangfu Chen, Xu Zhang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP52-19 THE EXPERIENCE OF USING A DUAL CHANNELIZED FLEXIBLE CYSTOSCOPE WITH AN IMPACT SHOOTER FOR RESECTION OF BLADDER TUMORS IN HUMAN CADAVERS EMBALMED BY THIEL’S MODEL. Shuichi Morizane*, Toshihiro Maeda, Ryoma Nishikawa, Masashi Honda, Yuichiro Ikebuchi, Kazuya Matsumoto, Masaru Ueki, Yonago, Japan, Naoya Masumori, Mineko Fujimiya, Sapporo, Japan, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan
MP52-13 TRANSPERINEAL MR-GUIDED PROSTATE NEEDLE INTERVENTIONS USING A PATIENT-SPECIFIC TEMPLATE Dordaneh Sugano*, Sheng Xu, Reza Seifabadi, Ivane Bakhutashvili, Bethesda, MD, Neil Glossop, Kingston, Canada, Peter Choyke, Peter Pinto, Bethesda, MD, Reto Bale, Innsbruck, Austria MP52-14 TRUS ROBOT-ASSISTED PROSTATE BIOPSY: A FEASIBILITY STUDY Misop Han*, Sunghwan Lim, Changhan Jun, Doru Petrisor, Dan Stoianovici, Baltimore, MD
MP52-20 SAFETY OF SPONTANEOUS DETACHMENT OF THE NO-FLIP SHANGRING CIRCUMCISION FOR ADOLESCENTS & ADULTS: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL (RCT) IN KENYA. Omar Al Hussein Alawamlh*, Quentin Awori, Benjamin V Stone, Phil V Bach, Ryan Flannigan, Marc Goldstein, Mark Barone, Philip S Li, Richard K Lee, New York, NY
MP52-15 COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF CORE BIOPSY NEEDLES Carling Cheung*, Changhan Jun, Doru Petrusor, Bruce Trock, Misop Han, Dan Stoianovici, Baltimore, MD
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Moderated Poster Session 53
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP53-01 DOES BASELINE SERUM TESTOSTERONE INFLUENCE ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY OUTCOMES FOR ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS Anup Patel*, London, United Kingdom
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP53-06 THE EFFECTIVE PERIOD OF FIRST ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY BECOMES AN PROGNOSTIC THE EFFECTIVE PERIOD OF FIRST ANDROGEN-DEPRIVATION THERAPY BECOMES AN PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN DOCETAXEL CHEMOTHERAPY FOR CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS Keisuke Shigeta*, Takeo Kosaka, Ryuichi MIzuno, Toshiaki Shinojima, Eiji KIkuchi, Akira MIyajima, Tokyo, Japan, Hitoshi Tanoguchi, Kanagawa, Japan, Shintaro Hasegawa, Utsunomiya, Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP53-02 SERUM TESTOSTERONE LEVEL IS A USEFUL BIOMARKER TO AID OPTIMAL TREATMENT SELECTION IN MEN WITH CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Kohei Hashimoto*, Tetsuya Shindo, Hidetoshi Tabata, Toshiaki Tanaka, Jiro Hashimoto, Ryuta Inoue, Takashi Shimizu, Takashi Muranaka, Sapporo, Japan, Hiroshi Hotta, Asahikawa, Japan, Atsushi Takahashi, Hakodate, Japan, Masahiro Yanase, Sunagawa, Japan, Naoya Masumori, Sapporo, Japan
MP53-07 IMPACT OF METFORMIN ON PROSTATE CANCER PC OUTCOMES IN THE E3805 CHAARTED TRIAL David Jarrard*, Madison, WI, Yu-Hui Chen, Boston, MA, Glenn Liu, Madison, WI, Michael Carducci, Mario Eisenberger, Baltimore, MD, Yu-Ning Wong, Philadelphia, PA, Noah Hahn, Indianapolis, IN, Manish Kohli, Rochester, MI, Matthew Cooney, Cleveland, OH, Robert Dreicer, Charlottesville, VA, Nicholas Vogelzang, Las Vegas, NV, Joel Picus, St. Louis, MO, Daniel Shevrin, Evanston, IL, Maha Hussain, Ann Arbor, MI, Jorge Garcia, Cleveland, OH, Robert DiPaola, New Brunswick, NJ, Christopher Sweeney, Boston, MA
MP53-03 IMPACT OF LOWER CASTRATE-LEVEL TESTOSTERONE ON PROGRESSION TO CASTRATE-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER FOR PATIENTS UNDERGOING CONTINUOUS ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Taehyoung Lee*, Hamilton, Canada, Stuti Tanya, London, Canada, Bobby Shayegan, Hamilton, Canada MP53-04 COMPARISON OF THE LENGTH OF TIME FROM INITIATION OF ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY TO SALVAGE CHEMOTHERAPY IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MALES AND CAUCASIAN MALES WITH CASTRATE RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Maria Uloko*, Yunhua Fan, Minneapolis, MN, Stephanie Jarosek, Barinath Konety, Minneapolis, MN
MP53-08 METFORMIN USE IS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED SURVIVAL IN VETERANS WITH ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER ON ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY Kyle Richards*, Jinn-ing Liou, Vincent Cryns, Tracy Downs, Jason Abel, David Jarrard, Madison, WI MP53-09 THE NUMBER OF LYMPH NODES SAMPLED DURING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY DOES NOT IMPACT THE RISK OF BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE IN PATIENTS WITH SEMINAL VESICLE INVASION Ketan Badani*, Balaji Reddy, David Paulucci, New York, NY, Michael Whalen, Yale, CT, Douglas Skarecky, Thomas Ahlering, Irvine, CA
MP53-05 TESTOSTERONE RECOVERY AFTER LONG TIME DEPRIVATION THERAPY: PREDICITIVE FACTORS AND MODELS (NOMOGRAMS) Fernando Estrada*, A´ngel Garcı´a de Jalón, Angel Borque, Luis Esteban, Ma Jesu´s Gil, Gerardo Sanz, Zaragoza, Spain
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PROSTATE CANCER: ADVANCED (INCLUDING DRUG THERAPY) III Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Sam Chang, Stephen Freedland and Athanasios Papatsoris
MP53-15 LOCAL THERAPY IN METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER: DOES THE BURDEN OF DISEASE MATTER? RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL POPULATION-BASED CANCER REGISTRY Vivek Venkatramani*, Tulay Koru-Sengul, Feng Miao, Bruno Nahar, Nachiketh Soodana Prakash, Mahmoud Alameddine, Sanjaya Swain, Chad Ritch, Mark Gonzalgo, Dipen Parekh, Sanoj Punnen, Miami, FL
MP53-10 ROBOT-ASSISTED SALVAGE NODE DISSECTION FOR OLIGOMETASTATIC NODAL DISEASE DETECTED BY 68GALLIUM-PSMA PET/CT: A MULTICENTRE RETROSPECTIVE SERIES Amila Siriwardana, James Thompson, Sydney, Australia, Shaela Doig, Brisbane, Australia, Pim van Leeuwen, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Anton Kalsbeek*, Louise Emmett, Warick Delprado, Sydney, Australia, Hemamali Samaratunga, Brisbane, Australia, Anne-Maree Haynes, Sydney, Australia, Geoff Coughlin, Brisbane, Australia, Phillip Stricker, Sydney, Australia
MP53-16 LONG-TERM ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF ADDING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY TO CASTRATION FOR PATHOLOGICAL NODE-POSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER Bimal Bhindi*, Laureano Rangel, Ross Mason, Matthey Gettman, Igor Frank, Eugene Kwon, Matthew Tollefson, R. Houston Thompson, Stephen Boorjian, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
MP53-11 SALVAGE EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER: 5YEAR FOLLOW-UP Alexey V. Aksenov*, Carsten M. Naumann, Moritz F. Hamann, Diethild A. Melchior, Klaus-Peter Juenemann, Daniar K. Osmonov, Kiel, Germany
MP53-17 CURRENT MANAGEMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER WITH NODE-POSITIVE DISEASE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND ITS IMPACT ON OVERALL SURVIVAL Alaa Hamada*, Cleveland, OH, Simon Kim, Cleveland, OH, Hui Zhu, Cleveland, OH, Robert Abouassaly, Cleveland, OH
MP53-12 STANDARD OF CARE VERSUS METASTASIS-DIRECTED THERAPY FOR NODAL OLIGORECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER FOLLOWING MULTIMODALITY TREATMENT: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY Thomas Steuber, Hamburg, Germany, Vidit Sharma*, Rochester, MN, Piet Ost, Karel Decaestecker, Gent, Belgium, Thomas Zilli, Geneva, Switzerland, Barbara A JereczekFossa, Milan, Italy, Cordula Jilg, Freiburg, Germany, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
MP53-18 EFFICACY OF LOCAL TREATMENT IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY PELVIC LYMPH NODEPOSITIVE DISEASE AT INITIAL DIAGNOSIS Thomas Seisen*, Malte W. Vetterlein, Patrick Karabon, Tarun Jindal, Akshay Sood, Luigi Nocera, Detroit, MI, Paul L. Nguyen, Toni K. Choueiri, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
MP53-13 FREEDOM FROM ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION AND RADIOTHERAPY THERAPY AFTER UPFRONT MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY FOR HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Pol Servian Vives*, Amit Patel, David EldredEvans, Declan Cahill, Christian Brown, Ben Challacombe, Mathias Winkler, London, United Kingdom
MP53-19 CYTOREDUCTIVE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (CRP) IS FEASIBLE IN MEN WITH HORMONE-NAIVE, METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER (MPCA). Axel Heidenreich*, Köln, Germany, Jeff. R. Karnes, Rochester, MN, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Daniel Porres, Köln, Germany, Nicola Fossati, Francesco Montorsi, Nazareno Suardi, Milan, Italy, David Pfister, Köln, Germany
MP53-14 MULTIMODAL TREATMENT FOR HIGHRISK PROSTATE CANCER WITH HIGHDOSE INTENSITY-MODULATED RADIATION THERAPY, CONCURRENT INTENSIFIED-DOSE DOCETAXEL AND LONG-TERM ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND LYMPHADENECTOMY: RESULTS OF A PROSPEC Fabio Zattoni*, Padua, Italy, Roberto Bortolus, Aviano, Italy, Alessandro Morlacco, Padua, Italy, Mauro Arcicasa, Fabio Matrone, Aviano, Italy, Filiberto Zattoni, Padua, Italy
MP53-20 RADIUM-223(RAD) IN MEN WITH SYMPTOMATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER: GUIDELINE VERSUS CLINICAL REALITY. Isabel Heidegger*, Saskia Kanzelmeyer, David Pfister, Daniel Porres, Pia Paffenholz, Axel Heidenreich, Köln, Germany APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Moderated Poster Session 54 BLADDER CANCER: INVASIVE IV Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Tracy Downs, Esuvaranathan Kesavan and Raj Pruthi ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP54-08 A TOTAL POPULATION ANALYSIS OF INHOSPITAL OUTCOMES OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN GERMANY FROM 2006 TO 2013: IMPACT OF SURGICAL APPROACH AND ANNUAL CASELOAD VOLUME. Christer Groeben, Rainer Koch, Martin Baunacke, Manfred Wirth, Johannes Huber*, Dresden, Germany MP54-09 TRENDS IN SURGICAL APPROACH AND OUTCOMES FOR RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: A CONTEMPORARY POPULATION-BASED ANALYSIS Jeffrey Leow*, Boston, MA, Benjamin Chung, Stanford, CA, Steven Chang, Boston, MA
MP54-02 POST-OPERATIVE OUTCOMES AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN RADIATED PATIENTS Philip Fontenot*, Prairie Village, KS, William Parker, Rochester, MN, Hadley Wyre, Eugene Lee, Moben Mirza, James Thrasher, Jeffrey Holzbeierlein, Kansas City, KS
MP54-10 ANALYSIS OF QUALITY INDICATORS FOR CYSTECTOMY USING DATA FROM THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE Andrew Bachman*, Alexander Parker, Marshall Shaw, Brian Cross, Kelly Stratton, Michael Cookson, Sanjay Patel, Oklahoma City, OK
MP54-03 BENEFITS AND COMPLICATIONS DURING INPATIENT FOLLOW-UP TREATMENT AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER Gerald Schulz*, Tobias Grimm, Alexander Buchner, Friedrich Jokisch, Markus Grabbert, Birte-Swantje Schneevoigt, Alexander Kretschmer, Christian Stief, Alexander Karl, 81377 Munich, Germany
MP54-11 COMPARISON OF READMISSION AND SHORT-TERM MORTALITY RATES BETWEEN DIFFERENT TYPES OF URINARY DIVERSION IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Bruno Nahar*, Tulay Koru-Sengul, Nachiketh Soodana Prakash, Vivek Venkatramani, Feng Miao, Aliyah Gauri, David Alonzo, Sanjaya Swain, Alameddine Mahmoud, Chad Ritch, Sanoj Punnen, Dipen Parekh, Mark Gonzalgo, Miami, FL
MP54-04 HOSPITALIZATION AND READMISSION COSTS AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE: NEOBLADDER VS. ILEAL CONDUIT Gregory Joice*, Meera Chappidi, Hiten Patel, Max Kates, Nikolai Sopko, CJ Stimson, Phillip Pierorazio, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
MP54-12 SARCOPENIA AS MEASURED BY ILIOPSOAS AND ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLE DENSITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER INCIDENCE OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER William Rawls*, Mark Currin, Austin DeRosa, Charleston, SC, James Rosoff, New Haven, CT, John Roebel, Matthew Jaenicke, Thomas Beckham, Andrew Hardie, Sandip Prasad, Charleston, SC
MP54-05 VALIDATION OF NATIONAL SURGERY QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (NSQIP) RISK CALCULATOR OF POST-OP COMPLICATIONS AND READMISSION AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Saad Hatahet*, Mohamed Hendawi, Ahmad Shabsigh, Columbus, OH MP54-06 IMPACT OF SURGICAL VOLUME ON SURVIVAL FOLLOWING RARC IN A LARGE, NATIONAL COHORT Patrick Lewicki*, David Golombos, New York, NY, Padraic O’Malley, Halifax, Canada, Clara Oromendia, Abimbola Ayangbesan, LaMont Barlow, Douglas Scherr, New York, NY
MP54-13 MALNUTRITION STATUS AND AN INTERVENTION FOR MALNUTRITION IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Woodson Smelser*, Misty Bechtel, Jeffrey Holzbeierlein, Brian Barnes, Moben Mirza, Eugene Lee, Jill Hamilton-Reeves, Kansas City, KS
MP54-07 PENTAFECTA AND TRIFECTA CRITERIA FOR REPORTING OUTCOMES OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR MUSCLE INVASAIVE UROTHELIAL BLADDER CANCER (MIBC). Mahmoud Laymon*, Ahmed Mansour, Mohamed M. Elsaadany, Ahmed Mosbah, Shaaban AA, Hassan abol-enein, Mansoura, Egypt
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP54-01 EVALUATION OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY USING THE COMPREHENSIVE COMPLICATION INDEX Florian Roghmann*, Nicolas von Landenberg, Jana Schmidt, Julian Hanske, Björn Löppenberg, Christian von Bodman, Peter Bach, Marko Brock, Ju¨ri Palisaar, Joachim Noldus, Herne, Germany
MP54-18 THE USE OF URETHRAL FROZEN SECTION DURING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY MAY IMPROVE CANCERSPECIFIC AND RECURRENCE-FREE SURVIVAL Benoit Peyronnet*, Gregory Verhoest, Quentin Alimi, Lauranne Tondut, Vivien Graffeille, Romain Mathieu, Andrea Manunta, Karim Bensalah, Francois Guille, SoleneFlorence Kammerer-Jacquet, Nathalie RiouxLeclercq, Rennes, France
MP54-14 BLADDER CANCERS ARE NOT ALL THE SAME: DE NOVO MUSCLE INVASIVE DISEASE HAS IMPROVED SURVIVAL COMPARED TO INVASIVE DISEASE PROGRESSING AFTER INTRAVESICAL THERAPY Raj Bhanvadia*, Chicago, IL, Kristine Kuchta, Sangtae Park, Evanston, IL MP54-15 PURE BUT NOT MIXED HISTOLOGICAL VARIANTS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH POOR SURVIVAL AT RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS Marco Moschini*, Renzo Colombo, Giorgio Gandaglia, Ettore Di Trapani, Giusy Burgio, Milan, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Gallina, Milan, Italy
MP54-19 IMPACT OF PROSTATE INVOLVEMENT ON OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH RADICAL CYSTOPROSTATECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER Marco Moschini*, Andrea Gallina, Giusy Burgio, Paolo Dell⬘Oglio, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy
MP54-16 SURVIVAL ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS WITH MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER NOT SUITABLE FOR TREATMENT WITH A CURATIVE INTENT Fe´lix Guerrero Ramos*, Madrid, Spain, Santiago Pe´rez Cadavid, Ponferrada, Spain, Angel Tejido Sa´nchez, Esther Garcı´a Rojo, Daniel Antonio Gonza´lez Padilla, Raquel Sopen˜a Sutil, Felipe Villacampa Auba´, Jose´ Manuel Duarte Ojeda, Federico de la Rosa Kehrmann, Juan Passas Martı´nez, Madrid, Spain
MP54-20 DO MEN WITH A HISTORY OF PROSTATE CANCER HAVE WORSE BLADDER CANCER OUTCOMES? David Golombos*, Abimbola Ayangbesan, Patrick Lewicki, LaMont Barlow, New York, NY, Padraic O’Malley, Halifax, Canada, Douglas Scherr, New York, NY APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP54-17 DO PATIENTS WITH MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER UNDERGOING BLADDER-PRESERVING RADIOTHERAPY/ CHEMORADIOTHERAPY AT ACADEMIC CENTERS HAVE IMPROVED SURVIVAL OUTCOMES COMPARED TO THOSE TREATED AT NON-ACADEMIC CENTERS? Amishi Bajaj*, Robert Blackwell, Brendan Martin, Alec Block, Mark Korpics, Ellen Gaynor, Elizabeth Henry, Matthew Harkenrider, Gopal Gupta, Abhishek Solanki, Maywood, IL
Sunday, May 14, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 55 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY III Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Michael Blute, William Huang and Gyung Tak Mario Sung ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP55-01 MIXED EPITHELIAL AND STROMAL TUMOR FAMILY: A SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH THIS RARE RENAL ENTITY Mahyar Kashan*, Mazyar Ghanaat, Maria Becerra, Andreas M. Hötker, Brandon Manley, Manhattan, NY, Jozefina Casuscelli, Munich, Germany, Nicole Benfante, Shawn Mendonca, Satish Tickoo, Oguz Akin, Paul Russo, Jonathan Coleman, A Ari Hakimi, Manhattan, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP55-02 IMPACT OF NECROTIC AND SARCOMATOID COMPONENTS ON ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH NON-METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Sangjun Yoo, Jeman Ryu*, Han-Kyu Chae, Jae Hyeon Han, Se Young Choi, Dalsan You, In Gab Jeong, Cheryn Song, Bumsik Hong, Jun Hyuk Hong, Hanjong Ahn, Choung-Soo Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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MP55-09 OPEN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY VS. ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR CYSTIC RENAL MASSES: IMPACT OF PEROPERATIVE CYSTIC SPILLAGE AND ONCOLOGICAL RESULTS. Benjamin Pradere*, Tours, France, Benoit Peyronnet, Rennes, France, Quentin Manach, Paris, France, Zineddine Khene, Rennes, France, Gauthier Delporte, Je´rome Rizk, Lille, France, Jean Baptiste Beauval, Toulouse, France, Thomas Seisen, Paris, France, Morgan Moulin, Dijon, France, Nicolas Brichart, Orle´ans, France, Axel Bex, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Franck Bruye`re, Tours, France, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France
MP55-04 PERINEPHRIC VERSUS SINUS FAT INVASION IN PT3A TUMORS MANAGED BY PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Pascal Mouracade*, Onder Kara, Matthew Maurice, Julien Dagenais, Ercan Malkoc, Ryan Nelson, Jeremy Reese, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH MP55-05 PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF RENAL TUMORS WITH CONCOMITANT VENOUS TUMOR THROMBOSIS (VTT) OF RENAL VEIN BRANCHES: RETROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTER ANALYSIS OF PERIOPERATIVE, FUNCTIONAL, AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES Fabio Zattoni*, Padua and Udine, Italy, Robert H. Thompson, Rochester, MN, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy, Alessandro Crestani, Vincenzo Ficarra, Udine, Italy, Alexander Kutikov, Philadelphia, PA, Alessandro Larcher, Milan, Italy, Brian R. Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Bradley C. Leibovich, Rochester, MN, Andrew McIntosh, Philadelphia, PA, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, Daniel Moon, Melbourne, Australia, Tim Muilwijk, Leuven, Belgium, Katie Murray, Columbia, MT, Sabrina Noyes, Grand Rapids, MI, Paul Russo, New York, NY, Robert G Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, David Yang, Rochester, MN, Filiberto Zattoni, Padua, Italy, Alexander Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Giacomo Novara, Padua, Italy
MP55-10 INCREASED B4GALT7 EXPRESSION IS ASSOCIATED WITH ADVERSE ONCOLOGIC OUTCOME IN LOCALIZED CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Huyang Xie*, Zewei Wang, Qiang Fu, Jiejie Xu, Dingwei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of MP55-11 PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR (VEGF), VEGF RECEPTOR 2, PLATELET-DERIVED GROWTH FACTOR- (PDGF-), AND PDGF- RECEPTOR EXPRESSION IN PAPILLARY RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Myong Kim*, Jong Keun Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Myungchan Park, Sang Hyun Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of, In Gab Jeong, Cheryn Song, Jun Hyuk Hong, Choung-Soo Kim, Tai Young Ahn, Hanjong Ahn, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP55-06 PRE-OPERATIVE PREDICTORS OF INCIDENTAL PT3A UPSTAGING FOLLOWING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR CLINICAL T1 RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Christopher M. Russell*, Amir H. Lebastchi, Adam Niemann, Rohit Mehra, Todd M. Morgan, David C. Miller, Ganesh S. Palapattu, Khaled S. Hafez, J. Stuart Wolf, Alon Z. Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI
MP55-12 LONG-TERM ASSESSMENT OF MORTALITY PATTERNS AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR NONMETASTATIC KIDNEY CANCER: A COMPETING RISK ANALYSIS Alessandro Larcher*, Alessandro Nini, Fabio Muttin, Francesco Trevisani, Francesco Ripa, Milan, Italy, Zachary Hamilton, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA, Cristina Carenzi, Domenico Fichera, Patrizio Rigatti, Federico Deho`, Francesco Montorsi, Umberto Capitanio, Roberto Bertini, Milan, Italy
MP55-07 LONG TERM OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Mary E. Westerman*, Vidit Sharma, Christine M. Lohse, Stephen A. Boorjian, Bradley C. Leibovich, John C. Cheville, R. Houston Thompson, Rochester, MN
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MP55-08 DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT, AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF CYSTIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Mahyar Kashan*, Mazyar Ghanaat, Maria Becerra, Andreas M. Hötker, Michael Chiok, Brandon Manley, Nicole Benfante, Manhattan, NY, Jozefina Casuscelli, Munich, Germany, Shawn Mendonca, Satish Tickoo, Oguz Akin, Paul Russo, Jonathan Coleman, A Ari Hakimi, Manhattan, NY
MP55-03 DOES HISTOLOGY SUBTYPE NEED TO BE CONSIDERED AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH PATHOLOGIC T1A RENAL CELL CARCINOMA?: PAPILLARY VS. CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Sangjun Yoo, Jeman Ryu*, Han-Kyu Chae, Jae Hyeon Han, Se Young Choi, In Gab Jeong, Cheryn Song, Bumsik Hong, Jun Hyuk Hong, Hanjong Ahn, Choung-Soo Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP55-17 ASSESSMENT OF METASTASECTOMY COMPLICATIONS IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Christian P. Meyer*, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Malte W. Vetterlein, Philipp Gild, Boston, MA, Felix K. Chun, Margit Fisch, Hamburg, Germany, Nicolas von Landenberg, Björn Löppenberg, Julian Hanske, Thomas Seisen, Boston, MA, Firas Abdollah, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Adam S. Kibel, Steve Chang, Maxine Sun, Boston, MA
MP55-13 COMPARING PREDICTIVE ACCURACY FOR FOUR PROGNOSTIC MODELS OF RECURRENCE FOLLOWING SURGERY IN NON-METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA WITH THROMBUS USING CONTEMPORARY DATA FROM SIX INSTITUTIONS Shivashankar Damodaran*, Madison, WI, Jose A. Karam, Dallas, TX, Timothy A. Masterson, Indianapolis, IN, Viraj A. Master, Atlanta, GA, Vitaly Margulis, Dallas, TX, Datta Patil, Atlanta, GA, Tyler Bauman, Michael Blute, Jr., Evan Bloom, Madison, WI, Haley Robyak, Matthew Kaag, Jay D. Raman, Hershey, PA, Christopher G. Wood, Dallas, TX, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
MP55-18 COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF EXTIRPATIVE SURGERY, THERMAL ABLATION, AND ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR PATIENTS WITH SMALL RENAL MASSES: RESULTS FROM THE DISSRM REGISTRY Ridwan Alam*, Hiten D. Patel, Alice Semerjian, Mark F. Riffon, Bruce J. Trock, Baltimore, MD, Peter Chang, Andrew A. Wagner, Boston, MA, James M. McKiernan, New York City, NY, Mohamad E. Allaf, Phillip M. Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
MP55-14 THE ABILITY OF THREE COMORBITY INDECES TO PREDICT POSTOSPERATIVE MORTALITY IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA PATIENTS: THE IMPENDING NEED OF A NEW DISEASE-SPECIFIC INDEX Paolo Dell’Oglio*, Alessandro Larcher, Fabio Muttin, Francesco Cianflone, Alessandro Nini, Milan, Italy, Zachary Hamilton, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA, Francesco Trevisani, Cristina Carenzi, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy
MP55-19 MINIMALLY INVASIVE CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF LOCALIZED RENAL TUMORS: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE ON PERCUTANEOUS ABLATIONS AND ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Yohann Grassano*, Francois Cornelis, Nicolas Grenier, Clement Michiels, Gregoire Capon, Henri Bensadoun, Gilles Pasticier, Gregoire Robert, Jean-Marie Ferriere, JeanChristophe Bernhard, Bordeaux, France
MP55-15 IMPACT OF INTRAOPERATIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS ON SURVIVAL AFTER SURGERY FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Giovanni La Croce*, Fabio Muttin, Marco Moschini, Alessandro Larcher, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Alessandro Nini, Francesco Ripa, Francesco Cianflone, Ettore Di Trapani, Cristina Carenzi, Federico Deho`, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy
MP55-20 ADOPTION OF ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: ITS EFFECT ON RENAL CANCER SURGERY AND KAISER PERMANENTE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PRACTICE PATTERNS Ramzi Jabaji*, Los Angeles, CA, Heidi Fischer, Pasadena, CA, Gary Chien, Los Angeles, CA
MP55-16 RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY WITH OR WITHOUT LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR NON-METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS Boris Gershman*, Providence, RI, R. Houston Thompson, Stephen Boorjian, Rochester, MN, Alessandro Larcher, Umberto Capitanio, Francesco Montorsi, Cristina Carenzi, Roberto Bertini, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Christine Lohse, John Cheville, Bradley Leibovich, Rochester, MN
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 38 TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: URETER (INCLUDING PYELOPLASTY) AND BLADDER RECONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING FISTULA), AUGMENTATION, SUBSTITUTION, DIVERSION II Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Richard Hautmann, Steven Hudak and Bryan Voelzke
9:40
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD38-01 NATURAL HISTORY AND PREDICTORS OF URETERO-ENTERIC STRICTURES AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Youssef Ahmed*, Ahmed Hussein, Paul May, Basim Ahmad, Taimoor Ali, Prasanna Kumar, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:30 PD38-07 ROBOT-ASSISTED INTRACORPOREAL RIGHT COLON CONTINENT CUTANEOUS URINARY DIVERSION AND AUGMENTATION CYSTOPLASTY: A SINGLE INSTITUTION EXPERIENCE Spencer Craven*, John Sigalos, Rose Khavari, Alvin Goh, Houston, TX
PD38-02 UTILIZATION OF INDOCYANINE GREEN FLUORESCENCE ANGIOGRAPHY PRIOR TO INTRACORPOREAL URETEROILEAL ANASTOMOSIS FOLLOWING ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Daniel MO Freitas*, Toshitaka Shin, Nariman Ahmadi, Carlos Fay, Andre Luis Abreu, Masakatsu Oishi, Giovanni Cacciamani, Mihir Desai, Inderbir Gill, Andre Berger, Monish Aron, Los Angeles, CA PD38-03 URETEROENTERIC ANASTOMOSIS IN ORTHOTOPIC NEOBLADDER CREATION: DOES PERIOPERATIVE UTI IMPACT STRICTURE RATE? Cooper Benson*, Brittani Barrett-Harlow, Kathryn Cunningham, Yasmin Bootwala, Clay Pendleton, William Graber, O. Lenaine Westney, houston, TX PD38-04 OBJECTIVELY DEFINED URINARY CONTINENCE AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND ILEAL ORTHOTOPIC NEOBLADDER: EFFECTS ON HEALTHRELATED QUALITY OF LIFE Alexander Kretschmer*, Tobias Grimm, Alexander Buchner, Markus Grabbert, Maria Apfelbeck, Birte-Swantje Schneevoigt, Friedrich Jokisch, Gerald Schulz, Ricarda M. Bauer, Christian G. Stief, Alexander Karl, Munich, Germany
10:10
PD38-05 PREDICTORS OF URINARY RETENTION AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND ORTHOTOPIC NEOBLADDER Saum Ghodoussipour*, Jacob Lifton, Gus Miranda, Sumeet Syan-Bhanvadia, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
10:20
PD38-06 CYSTECTOMY AND URINARY DIVERSION FOR BENIGN DISEASE: PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS AND PREDICTORS OF POST-OPERATIVE OUTCOMES FROM A CONTEMPORARY NATIONAL COHORT Scott Erpelding*, Adam Dugan, Andrew James, Stephen Strup, Shubham Gupta, Lexington, KY
*Presenting author
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PD38-08 DOES THE USE OF RECREATIONAL KETAMINE POSE A CHALLENGE ON BLADDER RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY? Neha Sihra*, Simon Rajendran, Jeremy Ockrim, Dan Wood, London, United Kingdom
10:50
PD38-09 PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF CONTINENCE FOLLOWING OPEN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND ORTHOTOPIC URINARY DIVERSION AND THE EFFECT OF PELVIC FLOOR PHYSICAL THERAPY Soroush Bazargani*, Thomas Clifford, Eileen Johnson, Kevin Wayne, Gus Miranda, Jie Cai, Hooman Djaladat, Anne Schuckman, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
11:00
PD38-10 FACTORS INFLUENCING INTRAOPERATIVE CONVERSION FROM PLANNED ORTHOTOPIC TO NONORTHOTOPIC URINARY DIVERSION DURING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Natalie Hartman*, Nariman Ahmadi, Saum Ghodoussipour, Giovanni Caccamani, Daniel Melecchi Freitas, Carlos Fay, Toshitaka Shin, Andre Berger, Mihir Desai, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
11:10
PD38-11 KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER AUGMENTATION : LONG TERM OUTCOMES Kleiton Yamac¸ake*, Affonso Piovesan, Renato Falci, Gustavo Messi, Ioannis Antonopoulos, Flavio Jota de Paula, Rafael Locali, Elias David-Neto, William Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20
PD38-12 THE EFFECT OF RADIOTHERAPY ON THE OUTCOME OF THE REPAIR OF URORECTAL FISTULAE Stella Ivaz*, Simon Bugeja, Stacey Frost, Mariya Dragova, Daniela E Andrich, Anthony R Mundy, London, United Kingdom APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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TIME 9:30
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 39 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: NON-NEUROGENIC VOIDING DYSFUNCTION III Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Lewis Chan, Emmanual Chartier-Kastler and Gary Lemack
TIME 9:30
9:40
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD39-01 LOW INCIDENCE OF CLEAN INTERMITTENT CATHETERIZATION WITH ONABOTULINUMTOXINA IN DIVERSE AGE GROUPS OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER PATIENTS WITH SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN TREATMENT RESPONSE Victor Nitti*, New York, NY, Eric Rovner, Charleston, SC, Marcus Drake, Bristol, United Kingdom, Karel Everaert, Ghent, Belgium, Sidney Radomski, Toronto, Canada, Christopher R. Chapple, Sheffield, United Kingdom, David Ginsberg, Los Angeles, CA, Tamer Aboushwareb, Irvine, CA, Cheng-Tao Chang, Bridgewater, NJ, Roger Dmochowski, Nashville, TN PD39-02 THE IMPACT OF DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY ON PATIENT SATISFACTION AFTER HOLMIUM LASER ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Young Ju Lee, Chu Hong Park*, Chihyun Ahn, Bum Sik Tae, Seung-June Oh, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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PD39-03 URODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF DIABETES MELLITUS ON BLADDER FUNCTION Tsuyoshi Majima*, Yoshihisa Matsukawa, Yasuhito Funahashi, Tokunori Yamamoto, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan
10:00
PD39-04 SACRAL NEUROMODULATION FOR DETRUSOR HYPERACTIVITY WITH IMPAIRED CONTRACTILITY Derek Hennessey*, Nathan Hoag, Johan Gani, Melbourne, Australia
10:10
PD39-05 FACTORS OTHER THAN URGENCY, FREQUENCY AND INCONTINENCE CONTRIBUTING TO PERCEPTION OF CONDITION SEVERITY IN OVERACTIVE BLADDER Joshua Cohn*, Casey Kowalik, Melissa Kaufman, Roger Dmochowski, W. Stuart Reynolds, Nashville, TN
10:20
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:30 PD39-07 PELVIC FLOOR PHYSICAL THERAPY SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVES PAIN AND VOIDING SYMPTOMS IN WOMEN WITH PELVIC PAIN Natalie Gaines*, Royal Oak, MI, Jacob Henrichsen, Rochester, MI, Laura Nguyen, Larry T. Sirls, Jason Gilleran, Jamie Bartley, Royal Oak, MI, Priyanka Gupta, Ann Arbor, MI, Kim A. Killinger, Royal Oak, MI, Robert Petrossian, Rochester, MI, Lisa Odabachian, Judith A. Boura, Kenneth M. Peters, Royal Oak, MI
PD39-06 DE NOVO URINARY STORAGE SYMPTOMS ARE COMMON AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: INCIDENCE, NATURAL HISTORY AND PREDICTORS Kathleen M. Kan*, Amy L. Tin, New York, NY, Gillian L. Stearns, Burlington, VT, Daniel D. Sjoberg, Jaspreet S. Sandhu, New York, NY
10:40
PD39-08 ARE NOMOGRAMS BASED ON FREE UROFLOWS HELPFUL TO EVALUATE URETHRAL OBSTRUCTION IN MEN? Francoise Valentini*, Montreuil, France, Peter Rosier, Utrecht, Netherlands, Pierre Nelson, Paris, France
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PD39-09 BLADDER FUNCTION RECOVERY AFTER TREATMENT IN MALE PATIENTS WITH DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY – CLINICAL RESULTS AND PREDICTIVE FACTORS Kau Han Lee*, Tainan City, Taiwan, HannChorng Kuo, Hualien, Taiwan
11:00
PD39-10 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A NOVEL PICTOGRAM-BASED URINARY SYMPTOM SCORE: THE VISUAL URINARY SYMPTOM SCORE (VUSS) FOR WOMEN Catherine Lovatt*, Lynn Stothers, Andrew Macnab, Darren Lazare, Vancouver, Canada
11:10
PD39-11 PREDICTORS OF URINARY RETENTION IN MALE PATIENTS RECEIVING INTRADETRUSOR BOTULINUM TOXIN INJECTIONS Daniel Hoffman*, New York, NY, Ekene Enemchukwu, Stanford, CA, Victor Nitti, New York, NY
11:20
PD39-12 RISK FACTORS RELATED TO POSTPROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTIVE NOMOGRAMS Liang Dong*, Jiayi Li, Yinjie Zhu, Jiahua Pan, Baijun Dong, Wei Xue, Yiran Huang, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Podium Session 40
TIME 9:30
9:40
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD40-01 ARE THERE REGIONAL TENDENCIES TOWARD CONTROVERSIAL SCREENING PRACTICES? A STUDY OF PROSTATE AND BREAST CANCER SCREENING IN A MEDICARE POPULATION Eric Raffin*, Tracy Onega, Julie Bynum, Andrea Austin, Donald Carmichael, Philip Goodney, Elias Hyams, Lebanon, NH
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:30 PD40-07 DOES EARLY PSADT (EPSADT) AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY, CALCULATED PRIOR TO PSA RECURRENCE, CORRELATE WITH PROSTATE CANCER (PC) OUTCOMES? RESULTS FROM THE SEARCH DATABASE Anna Teeter, Kirkland, WA, Kagan Griffin*, Lauren Howard, Durham, NC, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Christopher Amling, Portland, OR, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
PD40-02 RE-EXAMINING PSA DENSITY: DEFINING THE OPTIMAL PSA RANGE AND PATIENTS FOR USING PSA DENSITY TO PREDICT PROSTATE CANCER USING EXTENDED TEMPLATE BIOPSY Joshua Jue*, Marcelo Panizzutti, Nachiketh Prakash, Vivek Venkatramani, Varsha Sinha, Nicola Pavan, Bruno Nahar, Pratik Kanabur, Michael Ahdoot, Ramgopal Satyanarayana, Dipen Parekh, Sanoj Punnen, Miami, FL
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PD40-03 EFFECT OF 5-ALFA REDUCTASE INHIBITOR USAGE ON OUTCOMES OF PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING Teemu Murtola*, Anniina Virkku, Tampere, Finland, Kirsi Talala, Ulf-Håkan Stenman, Kimmo Taari, Helsinki, Finland, Teuvo Tammela, Anssi Auvinen, Tampere, Finland
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PD40-04 COMMUNITY-BASED PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING IN JAPAN: PREDICTING FACTORS FOR POSITIVE REPEAT BIOPSY So Ushijima, Koji Okihara*, Koji Kitamura, Kazumi Kamoi, Osamu Ukimura, Kyoto, Japan
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PD40-05 DETERMINANTS OF DEFAULT FROM FOLLOW-UP CARE IN A PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING PROGRAM Mark Ferretti*, New York, NY, Michael Goltzman, Akhil Saji, Neel Patel, Denton Allman, Sean Fullerton, Gerald Matthews, John Phillips, Valhalla, NY
10:20
PD40-06 A FOUR-KALLIKREIN PANEL IN PREDICTING HIGH-GRADE PROSTATE CANCER ON BIOPSY: AN INDEPENDENT REPLICATION FROM THE FINNISH SECTION OF THE EUROPEAN RANDOMIZED STUDY OF SCREENING FOR PROSTATE CANCER Melissa Assel*, New York, NY, Liisa Sjöblom, Tampere, Finland, Kirsi Talala, Helsinki, Finland, Paula Kujala, Tampere, Finland, UlfHåkan Stenman, Kimmo Taari, Helsinki, Finland, Anssi Auvinen, Tampere, Finland, Andrew Vickers, New York, NY, Tapio Visakorpi, Teuvo Tammela, Tampere, Finland, Hans Lilja, New York, NY
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PD40-08 COMBINING 4KSCORE AND MRI FOR PROSTATE BIOPSY DECISION MAKING Karim Marzouk*, Behfar Ehdaie, New York City, NY, Stephen Zappala, Andover, MA, Andrew Vickers, New York City, NY
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PD40-09 EVALUATION OF PREBIOPSY MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING COMBINED WITH PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN DENSITY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER IN MEN AGED 75 YEARS AND OLDER WITH ELEVATED PSA Yoshinori Yanai*, Takeo Kosaka, Yu Teranishi, Seiya Hattori, Kazuhiro Matsumoto, Shinya Morita, Kazunobu Shinoda, Toshiaki Shinojima, Ryuichi Mizuno, Eiji Kikuchi, Shuji Mikami, Masahiro Jinzaki, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
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PD40-10 EFFECTS OF THE 2012 USPSTF PSA SCREENING RECOMMENDATIONS ON PROSTATE BIOPSY PRACTICES IN AN INNER CITY HOSPITAL WITH A HIGH RISK PATIENT POPULATION Johnathan A. Khusid*, Igor Inoyatov, Brooklyn, NY, Adan Beccera, Rochester, NY, Llewellyn Hyacinthe, Brian K. McNeil, Andrew G. Winer, Brooklyn, NY
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PD40-11 IMPACT OF PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN FACTORS ON ADHERENCE TO UNITED STATES PREVENTATIVE SERVICES TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATION AGAINST PSA SCREENING Ryan Hutchinson*, Nirmish Singla, Solomon Woldu, Abdulhadi Akhtar, Justin Haridas, Deepa Bhat, Claus Roehrborn, Yair Lotan, Dallas, TX
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PROSTATE CANCER: DETECTION & SCREENING V Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Adam Kibel, Marc Smaldone and Carlo Terrone
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PD40-12 DO SICKER PEOPLE HAVE WORSE PROSTATE CANCER-SPECIFIC OUTCOMES AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? RESULTS FROM SEARCH Anna Teeter, Kirkland, WA, Xizi Sun, Lauren Howard*, Durham, NC, William Aronson, Los Angeles, CA, Christopher Kane, San Diego, CA, Christopher Amling, Durham, NC, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Martha Terris, Augusta, GA, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
Sunday, May 14, 2017
10:15 am - 4:15 pm
Forums 15TH INTERNATIONAL PROSTATE FORUM Room 205BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 10:15
15TH IPF INTRODUCTIONS AND AUA PCA PROGRAMS Session Co-Chairs: John Davis, Neal Shore
10:20
SESSION I: PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSTICS Moderator: Badar Mian, Cihan Demirel WHO TO BIOPSY AND REPEAT BIOPSY: MRI, BIOMARKERS, AND THE COST EFFECTIVE QUESTIONS Alan Partin
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PANEL DISCUSSION: “THE UBER PROSTATECTOMIST: WHY DID YOU DO THAT AND WHAT CAN YOU PROVE?” Moderator: John Davis Panelists: Anthony Costello, Mani Menon, Peter Wiklund
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SESSION IV: PCA COMPARATIVE OUTCOMES RESEARCH Moderator: Derya Tilki, Derya Balbay INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE OUTCOMES RESEARCH Jim Hu
NEWLY DIAGNOSED PROSTATE CANCER: OPTIMAL UTILIZATION OF TISSUE BIOMARKERS AND IMAGING Robert Reiter
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BEST OF HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH Quoc-Dien Trinh
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DISCUSSION Discussants: Badar Mian, Alan Partin, Robert Reiter, Cihan Demirel
2:30
BEST OF TERTIARY CARE CENTER AND COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH Andrew Vickers
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SESSION II: NON-LETHAL DISEASE Moderators: Stacy Loeb, Monique Roobol
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ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE AND DIETARY/SUPPLEMENT STRATEGIES Neil Fleshner, Mark Moyad
RP VS XRT—WHAT ABOUT PROPENSITY WEIGHTED STUDIES? Robert Nam
3:00
BEST OF RANDOMIZED TRIALS John Yaxley
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SESSION V: THE BEST OF BOSTON! Moderators: Richard Babayan, Neal Shore Anthony D’Amico, Jason Efstathiou, Matthew Smith, Christopher Sweeney
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BUILDING AN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY PRACTICE Benjamin Lowentritt, Neal Shore
11:50
DISCUSSION Moderators: Stacy Loeb, Monique Roobol Discussants: Neil Fleshner, Benjamin Lowentritt, Mark Moyad, Neal Shore
12:00
BREAK AND VISIT SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY HALL
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SESSION III: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE Moderator: John Davis
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1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Forums AUA/AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CLINICAL UROLOGISTS (AACU) HEALTH POLICY FORUM Room 205A @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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AUA GUEST SPEAKERS: TELEMEDICINE: STATE OF THE INDUSTRY AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR UROLOGY Alexis Gilroy and Yulun Wang
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AACU HOFFMAN LECTURER: MEDICARE PHYSICIAN PAYMENT REFORM: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR UROLOGY Robert Mechanic
Sunday, May 14, 2017
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND GRANT WRITING GUIDANCE FOR EARLY-CAREER INVESTIGATORS Room 210C @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 2:05
AUA AND UROLOGY CARE FOUNDATION OPPORTUNITIES AND EXTERNAL FUNDING SOURCES Krystal N. Brinson
2:20
NIA FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR UROLOGIC RESEARCH AND TRAINING Candace Kerr
GRANTWRITING 101 Erika Wolff
2:35
DOD/CDMRP FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND THE APPLICATION REVIEW PROCESS Donna M. Kimbark
PERSPECTIVES FROM A SENIOR INVESTIGATOR Dolores J. Lamb
2:50
Q&A
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OVERVIEW AND GOALS Carolyn Best
1:05
NIDDK TRAINING AND RESEARCH MECHANISMS Tracy L. Rankin
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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES Ellie Daniels
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1:00 pm - 3:00 pm SOCIETY FOR INFECTION AND INFLAMMATION IN UROLOGY (SIIU) Room 207 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
1:00
MEMORIAL FOR JOE DOWNEY
2:15
RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
1:15
THE ROLE OF ORGAN CROSSTALK AND INCREASED PERMEABILITY IN INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME Robert Hurst
3:00
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Moderated Poster Session 56 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: PEYRONIE’S DISEASE II Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Gregory Broderick and Benjamin Breyer ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP56-01 RACIAL VARIATIONS IN RESPONSE TO INTRALESIONAL COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Kenneth DeLay*, Nora Haney, James Anaissie, New Orleans, LA, Faysal Yafi, Orange, CA, Wayne Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP56-08 CANDIDATES FOR COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM THERAPY: A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF THE STRUCTURAL AND HEMODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE (PD) Ram Pathak*, Gregory Broderick, Jacksonville, FL
MP56-02 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM IN THE TREATMENT OF ACTIVE PHASE PEYRONIE’S DISEASE James Anaissie*, Kenneth DeLay, Nora Haney, New Orleans, LA, Faysal Yafi, Orange, CA, Wayne Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
MP56-09 INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES OF CONCURRENT TACHOSIL GRAFTING WITH INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS PLACEMENT Neil Patel*, Kevin McVary, Nikhil Gupta, Springfield, IL, Michael Butcher, Minneapolis, MN, Tobias Kohler, Springfield, IL MP56-10 NATIONAL TRENDS IN UTILIZATION OF PENILE PROSTHESIS SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Michael Benson*, Newark, NJ, David Shin, Hackensack, NJ, Fatima Elgammal, West Indes, Grenada, Dongfeng Qi, Guanghui Liu, Minnetonka, MN
MP56-03 INTRALESIONAL COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM DOES NOT CHANGE PENILE VASCULAR PARAMETERS IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE James Anaissie*, Nora Haney, New Orleans, LA, Faysal Yafi, Orange, CA, Kenneth DeLay, Wayne Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
MP56-11 OUTCOME ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE WHO ELECT FOR NON-INVASIVE MANAGEMENT Landan MacDonald, St. John, Canada, Kyle Lehmann*, Halifax, Canada, Luke Armstrong, Gavin Langille, St. John, Canada
MP56-04 SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM IN THE TREATMENT OF PEYRONIE’S DISEASE USING A NEW SHORTENED PROTOCOL Amr Abdel Raheem*, Marco Capece, Ayo Kaljaiye, Amr Mobasher, Giulio Garaffa, Nim Christopher, David Ralph, London, United Kingdom
MP56-12 CONCERNS OF FEMALE PEYRONIE’S DISEASE PARTNERS: A NARRATIVE ANALYSIS Barbara Chubak*, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Lawrence Hakim, Weston, FL
MP56-05 TOWARDS STANDARDIZATION OF PROTOCOLS FOR INTRALESIONAL COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM (CCH): SURVEY RESULTS OF SMSMA MEMBERSHIP Campbell Bryson*, Stanton Honig, New Haven, CT
MP56-13 CLINICAL FACTORS NEGATIVELY IMPACTING SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Matthew Ziegelmann*, Mary Westerman, Brett Watson, Francisco Maldonado, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN MP56-14 PREDICTORS OF PENILE INSTABILITY IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE (PD) Eduardo P. Miranda*, Jean E. Terrier, Christian J. Nelson, John P. Mulhall, New York, NY
MP56-06 CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF THE USE OF COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM (CCH) FOR PEYRONIE’S DISEASE (PD) Juan Ignacio Martı´nez-Salamanca*, Natalia Carballo, Eugenio Cerezo, Agustı´n Fraile, Francois Peinado, Esau´ Ferna´ndez Pascual, Joaquı´n Carballido, Madrid, Spain
MP56-15 BEYOND CURVATURE: PREVALENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF PENILE VOLUME LOSS DEFORMITIES IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Ezra J. Margolin*, Matthew J. Pagano, Carrie M. Mlynarczyk, Ifeanyi C. Onyeji, Peter J. Stahl, New York, NY
MP56-07 OUTCOMES OF INTRALESIONAL COLLAGENASE CLOSTRIDIUM HISTOLYTICUM (CCH) IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Jean-Etienne Terrier*, Christian J Nelson, John P Mulhall, New York City, NY
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MP56-19 COMPARING PLAQUE MORPHOLOGY BETWEEN MEN DEVELOPING PEYRONIE’S DISEASE (PD) AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RP) TO THAT OF DE NOVO PEYRONIE’S DISEASE PATIENTS John Sullivan*, Yanira Ortega, Kelly Chiles, Lawrence Jenkins, John Mulhall, New York, NY
MP56-16 PATIENT’S CHOICE OF HEALTH INFORMATION AND TREATMENT MODALITY FOR PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Raevti Bole*, Matthew Ziegelmann, Ross Avant, Jack Andrews, Kevin Hebert, Manaf Alom, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN MP56-17 THE HISTOPATHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF INTRACAVERNOSAL MITOMYCIN-C INJECTION IN A RAT PEYRONIE’S DISEASE MODEL Engin Kaya*, Yusuf Kibar, Sercan Yılmaz, Ankara, Turkey, Ayhan Ozcan, Istanbul, Turkey, Burak Kopru, Konya, Turkey, Hasan Cem Irkılata, Turgay Ebiloglu, Ankara, Turkey
MP56-20 COMPARISON OF CLINICIAN AND PATIENT MEASUREMENTS USING A MOBILE PHONE APPLICATION TO ASSESS PENILE ANGULATION Wayne Brisbane*, Seattle, WA, Ryan Hsi, Nashville, TN, Marc Rogers, Kevin Ostrowski, Hunter Wessells, Thomas Walsh, Seattle, WA
MP56-18 THE MOUSE CORPUS CAVERNOSUM GLANDUS IS BIOMECHANICALLY ANALOGOUS TO THE HUMAN CORPUS CAVERNOSUM Matthew Hennefarth*, Ling Chen, San Francisco, CA, Ryan Hsi, Nashville, TN, Misun Kang, Amanda Reed-Maldonado, Guiting Lin, Marshall Stoller, Tom Lue, Sunita Ho, San Francisco, CA
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Moderated Poster Session 57 PROSTATE CANCER: ADVANCED (INCLUDING DRUG THERAPY) IV Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Marcelo Bendhack, Daniel Petrylak and Edward Schaeffer ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP57-01 GERMLINE MUTATIONS IN DNA REPAIR GENES ARE SIGNIFICANTLY ENRICHED IN LETHAL PROSTATE CANCER AND ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DISEASE SURVIVAL Rong Na*, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, S. Lilly S. Lilly, Evanston, IL, Misop Han, Baltimore, MD, Hongjie Yu, Deke Jiang, Sameep Shah, Evanston, IL, Charles Ewing, Liti Zhang, Baltimore, MD, Kristian Novakovic, Jacqueline Petkewicz, Kamalakar Gulukota, Donald Helseth Jr, Margo Quinn, Evanston, IL, Elizabeth Humphries, Kathleen Wiley, Sarah Isaacs, Baltimore, MD, Yishuo Wu, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Xu Liu, Evanston, IL, Ning Zhang, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Chi-Hsiung Wang, Janardan Khandekar, Peter Hulick, Daniel Shevrin, Evanston, IL, Kathleen Cooney, Salt Lake City, UT, Zhoujun Shen, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Alan Alan, H. B. Carter, Michael Carducci, Mario Eisenberger, Sam Denmeade, Baltimore, MD, Michael McGuire, Evanston, IL, Patrick Walsh, Baltimore, MD, Brian Helfand, Charles Brendler, Evanston, IL, Qiang Ding, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Jianfeng Xu, Evanston, IL, William Isaacs, Baltimore, MD
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP57-02 TET, SENSITIZES CRPC CELLS TO ENZALUTAMIDE BY PROMOTING CELL DEATH IN PART BY DECREASING LEVELS OF AR AND ARV7 Kashyap Koul, Sweaty Koul, Quin Dong, Hari Koul*, Shreveport, LA MP57-03 IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SELECTIVE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR DEGRADERS (SARDS) FOR THE TREATMENT OF ENZALUTAMIDE UNRESPONSIVE AND/OR RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Suriyan Ponnusamy, Robert Getzenberg, Thirumagal Thiyagarajan, Dong-Jin Hwang, Yali He, Memphis, TN, Iain McEwan, Carolyn Watt, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, Tudor Moldoveanu, Duane Miller, Ramesh Narayanan*, Memphis, TN MP57-04 NOVEL THERAPIES TARGETING ANDROGEN RECEPTOR VARIANTS IN AN IN VITRO MODEL OF CASTRATE RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Joseph A. Baiocco*, Michael Moses, Matthew J. Watson, Raju Chelluri, Bethesda, MD, Jason Gestwicki, San Francisco, CA, Jane Trepel, Len Neckers, Bethesda, MD
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MP57-05 LONGITUDINAL PAIN SCORES AS A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR OF OVERALL SURVIVAL IN MEN WITH METASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Wei Wang*, Piscataway, NJ, Young Suk Kwon, New Brunswick, NJ, Lixiao Su, Piscataway, NJ, Isaac Yi Kim, New Brunswick, NJ, Shou-En Lu, Piscataway, NJ
MP57-11 ANDROGEN-DEPRIVATION THERAPY AND CARDIOVASCULAR RISK (ADTCR): A NATIONWIDE POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDY Lucie-Marie Scailteux*, Se´bastien Vincendeau, Fre´de´ric Balusson, Christophe Leclercq, Andre´ Happe, Be´ranger Le Nautout, Elisabeth Polard, Emmanuel Nowak, Emmanuel Oger, Rennes, France
MP57-06 MANAGEMENT OF ENZALUTAMIDERELATED ADVERSE EVENTS FOR CRPC PATIENTS BY USING PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES LEADS BETTER PROGNOSIS Taro Iguchi*, Sayaka Yasuda, Minoru Kato, Takeshi Yamasaki, Yasuomi Shimizu, Yuji Takeyama, Satoshi Tamada, Tatsuya Nakatani, Osaka, Japan
MP57-12 SHORT-TERM ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY INCREASES BRAIN-TYPE NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER: POSSIBLE ADVERSE IMPACT ON CARDIAC FUNCTION Masaya Ito*, Masaharu Inoue, Hajime Tanaka, Toshiki Kijima, Soichiro Yoshida, Minato Yokoyama, Junichiro Ishioka, Noboru Numao, Yoh Matsuoka, Kazutaka Saito, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP57-07 PATIENT-IDENTIFIED FACTORS AFFECTING TREATMENT DECISIONS FOR ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER Kelvin Moses*, Liping Du, Nashville, TN, Ivy Ahmed, Bowling Green, KY, David Penson, Alicia Morgans, Nashville, TN
MP57-13 EARLY CARDIVASCULAR MORBIDITY IN A PILOT PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL COMPARING LHRH AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST AMONG PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER David Margel, Petah-Tikva, Israel, Avivit Peer, Haifa, Israel, Yaara Ber, Petah-Tikva, Israel, Marina Shaparberg, Haifa, Israel, Sivan Sela, Rachel Ozalvo, Jack Baniel, Petah-Tikva, Israel, Wilhelmina Duivenvoorden, Jehonathan Pinthus*, Hamilton, Canada
MP57-08 POPULATION-BASED ANALYSIS OF TREATMENT TOXICITY AMONG MEN WITH CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Robert Nam*, Christopher Wallis, Refik Saskin, Symron Bansal, Urban Emmenegger, Raj Satkunasivam, Toronto, Canada MP57-09 CHEMICAL CASTRATION DECREASED THE RISK OF DEMENTIA IN PATIENT WITH PROSTATE CANCER - FROM 13368 PATIENTS, TAIWAN NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE RESEARCH DATABASE Chieh-Chun Liao, Jian-Hua Hong, Yu-Chuan Lu*, Chao-Yuan Huang, Taipei, Taiwan
MP57-14 THE ASSOCIATION OF BMI AND DM WITH SURVIVAL AMONG PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC OR CASTRATIONRESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Zachary A Glaser*, Svetlana Avulova, Blair Stocks, David F Penson, Kelvin A Moses, Nashville, TN
MP57-10 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN QUALITY OF LIFE AND OVERALL SURVIVAL IN METASTATIC CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS IN ALSYMPCA: ANALYSIS BY PRIOR DOCETAXEL SUBGROUP Neal D. Shore*, Myrtle Beach, SC, Sten Nilsson, Stockholm, Sweden, Oliver Sartor, New Orleans, LA, Nicholas J. Vogelzang, Las Vegas, NV, Robert E. Coleman, Sheffield, United Kingdom, Joe M. O’Sullivan, Belfast, United Kingdom, Daniel Heinrich, Lørenskog, Norway, David Bottomley, Leeds, United Kingdom, Peter Hoskin, Middlesex, United Kingdom, Lars Franzen, Sundsvall and Umeå, Sweden, Arne Solberg, Trondheim, Norway, Jonathan Reuning-Scherer, New Haven, CT, Lin Zhan, Whippany, NJ, Christopher Parker, Sutton, United Kingdom
MP57-15 PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF DYSLIPIDEMIA IN PATIENTS WITH ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Oka Ryo*, Sakura, Japan, Takanobu Utumi, Chapel Hill, NC, Takumi Endo, Masashi Yano, Syuichi Kamijma, Daisuke Nishimi, Naoto Kamiya, Hiroyoshi Suzuki, Sakura, Japan MP57-16 METABOLIC SYNDROME IN PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER UNDERGOING INTERMITTENT ANDROGENDEPRIVATION THERAPY Mohammadali Mohammadzadeh Rezaei, Alireza Ghoreifi*, Mohammadhadi Mohammadzadeh Rezaei, Behzad Feyzzadeh Kerigh, Mashahd, Islamic Republic of Iran
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MP57-19 TARGETING AKR1C3 ACTIVATION BY INDOMETHACIN OVERCOMES RESISTANCE TO ENZALUTAMIDE AND ABIRATERONE Chengfei Liu*, Wei Lou, Joy Yang, ChongXian Pan, Marc Dall’Era, Christopher Evans, Allen Gao, Sacramento, CA
MP57-17 POLYMER DELIVERED, SUBCUTANEOUSLY ADMINISTERED LEUPROLIDE ACETATE PROVIDES STABLE AND LONG-TERM DRUG DELIVERY AND TESTOSTERONE SUPPRESSION ACROSS 4 PIVOTAL TRIALS Franklin Chu*, San Bernardino, CA, John McLane, Fort Collins, CO, Stuart Atkinson, Debbie Boldt-Houle, Lincolnshire, IL, Christopher Pieczonka, Syracuse, NY
MP57-20 DIFFERENTIATING CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT FROM INSIGNIFICANT BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Alexandr Pinkhasov, Ruben Pinkhasov*, Ahmed Hussein, Kristopher Attwood, Elena Pop, Gaybrielle James, James Mohler, Buffalo, NY
MP57-18 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF NOVEL GENOMIC CLASSIFIERS FOR PREDICTION OF ADVERSE PATHOLOGY AFTER PROSTATECTOMY Firas Abdollah*, Detroit, MI, Hussam Al-Deen Ashab, Vancouver, Canada, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN, John W. Davis, Houston, TX, Nicholas Erho, Qiqi Wang, Ewan A. Gibb, Zaid Haddad, Voleak Choeurng, Kasra Yousefi, Elai Davicioni, Vancouver, Canada, Christopher J. Kane, San Diego, CA, Robert Den, Philadelphia, PA, Ashley E. Ross, Baltimore, MD, Eric A. Klein, Cleveland, OH
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Moderated Poster Session 58 BLADDER CANCER: INVASIVE V Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Eugene Lee, Arturo Medoza-Valdes and Dipen Parekh ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP58-01 INCOMPLETENESS OF THE TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION AS A PREDICTOR OF ADVERSE PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES AT THE TIME OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: IMPLICATIONS FOR NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY SELECTION Marco Moschini*, Marco Bandini, Giusy Burgio, Giovanni La Croce, Emanuele Zaffuto, Andrea Gallina, Milan, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP58-03 DOSE DENSE MVAC PRIOR TO RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: A RETROSPECTIVE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE Homayoun Zargar*, Vancouver, Canada, Jay B Shah, Houston, TX, Elisabeth E Fransen van de Putte, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Kylea R. Potvin, London, Canada, Kamran ZargarShoshtari, Tampa, FL, Bas W van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Siamak Daneshmand, LA, CA, Jeff M Holzbeierlein, Kansas City, KS, Philippe E Spiess, Tampa, FL, Eric Winquist, London, Canada, Simon Horenblas, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Colin Dinney, Houston, TX, Peter C Black, Vancouver, Canada, Wassim Kassouf, Montreal, Canada, Homayoun Zargar, Vancouver, Canada
MP58-02 GENOMIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN “PRIMARY” AND “SECONDARY” MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: IMPLICATIONS FOR NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY Eugene Pietzak*, New York, NY, Aditya Bagrodia, Dallas, TX, Hikmat Al-Ahmadie, Harry Herr, Emily Zabor, David Barron, Qiang Li, Francois Audenet, Samuel Funt, Ahmet Zehir, Maria Arcila, Priscilla Baez, Michael Berger, Nikolaus Schultz, David Solit, Dean Bajorin, Jonathan Rosenberg, Eugene Cha, Bernard Bochner, Gopa Iyer, New York, NY
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MP58-07 USE OF ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED BLADDER CANCER AFTER NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY Wilson Sui*, Emerson Lim, Guarionex DeCastro, James McKiernan, Christopher Anderson, New York, NY
MP58-04 DENSE DOSE MVAC VERSUS GC IN PATIENTS WITH CT3-4A BLADDER CANCER TREATED WITH RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: A REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE Homayoun Zargar*, Vancouver, Canada, Jay B Shah, Houston, TX, Elisabeth E Fransen van de Putte, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Kylea R. Potvin, London, Canada, Kamran ZargarShoshtari, Tampa, FL, Bas W. van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Siamak Daneshmand, LA, CA, Jeff M Holzbeierlein, Kansas City, KS, Philippe E Spiess, Tampa, FL, Eric Winquist, London, Canada, Simon Horenblas, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Colin Dinney, Houston, TX, Adrian S. Fairey, LA, CA, Evan Kovac, Cleveland, OH, Laura-Maria Krabbe, Dallas, TX, Michael S Cookson, Oklahoma City, OK, Niels-Erik Jacobsen, Edmunton, Canada, Nilay Gandhi, Baltimore, MD, Joshua Griffin, Kansas City, KS, Jeffrey S Montgomery, Ann Arbor, MI, Nikhil Vasdev, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, Evan Y. Yu, Seattle, WA, Evanguelos Xylinas, New York, NY, Nicholas J. Campain, Exeter, United Kingdom, Jo-An Seah, Toronto, Canada, Cesar E Ercole, Cleveland, OH, Srikala S. Sridhar, Toronto, Canada, John S McGrath, Exeter, United Kingdom, Jonathan Aning, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Jonathan L. Wright, Seattle, WA, Andrew C. Thorpe, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, Todd M. Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI, Petros Grivas, Andrew J Stephenson, Cleveland, OH, Trinity J Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD, Scott North, Edmonton, Canada, Daniel A. Barocas, Nashville, TN, Yair Lotan, Dallas, TX, Peter C. Black, Vancouver, Canada, Wassim Kassouf, Montreal, Canada
MP58-08 THE B4GALT1 EXPRESSION IS PROGNOSTIC AND PREDICTIVE FOR POSTOPERATIVE ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY BENEFIT IN PATIENTS WITH MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Huyang Xie*, Yu Zhu, Zewei Wang, Qiang Fu, Jiejie Xu, Dingwei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of MP58-09 PREDICTING LOCAL FAILURE AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SELECTION OF CANDIDATES AT ADJUVANT RADIATION THERAPY Marco Moschini*, Andrea Gallina, Nicola Fossati, Stefano Luzzago, Milan, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Giusy Burgio, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy MP58-10 PREOPERATIVE HEMOGLOBIN TO PLATELET RATIO AS A PREDICTOR OF SURVIVAL AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Giovanni La Croce*, Marco Moschini, Alessandro Nini, Dell’Oglio Paolo, Eugenio Ventimiglia, Ettore Di Trapani, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Gallina, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy MP58-11 IMPACT OF INTRA- AND POSTOPERATIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSION ON THE INCIDENCE, TIMING AND PATTERN OF DISEASE RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Marco Moschini*, Andrea Gallina, Marco Bandini, Paolo Dell⬘Oglio, Giovanni La Croce, Giusy Burgio, Milan, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria
MP58-05 BASAL AND LUMINAL IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL PHENOTYPES IN MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER UROTHELIAL CARCINOMAS (MIBC) TREATED WITH NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY (NAC) Aline C Tregnago*, Maria Del Carmen Rodriguez Pena, Marie-Lisa Eich, Diana Taheri, Hirofumi Nonogaki, Rajni Sharma, David McConkey, Trinity J. Bivalacqua, George J. Netto, Alexander Baras, Baltimore, MD MP58-06 THE BENEFITS OF ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY WITH PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION IN PATIENTS WITH UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF BLADDER ACCORDING TO THE LYMPH NODE DENSITY ON FINAL PATHOLOGY Myong Kim*, Jong Keun Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Myungchan Park, Sang Hyun Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of, In Gab Jeong, Cheryn Song, Jun Hyuk Hong, Choung-Soo Kim, Tai Young Ahn, Hanjong Ahn, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP58-12 CLINICAL DESTINY OF INDETERMINATE PULMONARY NODULES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER David Cahn*, Brian McGreen, Albert Lee, Karen Ruth, Elizabeth Plimack, Daniel Geynisman, Matthew Zibelman, Benjamin Ristau, Marc Smaldone, Richard Greenberg, Rosalia Viterbo, David Chen, Robert Uzzo, Alexander Kutikov, Philadelphia, PA
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MP58-17 PREVALENCE OF ADVANCED BLADDER CANCER IN SQUAMOUS CELL VS. UROTHELIAL CELL CARCINOMAIMPLICATIONS FOR DIFFERENCES IN ONCOLOGIC OUTCOME Gerald Schulz*, Tobias Grimm, Alexander Buchner, Friedrich Jokisch, Markus Grabbert, Birte-Swantje Schneevoigt, Alexander Kretschmer, Christian Stief, Alexander Karl, 81377 Munich, Germany
MP58-13 IS TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION ALONE ENOUGH FOR DIAGNOSIS HISTOLOGICAL VARIANTS? A SINGLE CENTER STUDY Marco Moschini*, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Giusy Burgio, Milan, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Marco Bandini, Paolo Dell⬘Oglio, Emanuele Zaffuto, Andrea Salonia, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Andrea Gallina, Milan, Italy
MP58-19 SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR CLINICAL NODE POSITIVE BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Marco Moschini*, Andrea Gallina, Giovanni La Croce, Ettore Di Trapani, Giusy Burgio, Milan, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy
MP58-15 IMPACT OF TUMOR HISTOPATHOLOGIC TYPES ON PATTERN OF TUMOR RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (MIBC) Ahmed Mansour*, Mahmoud Laymon, Mohamed M. Elsaadany, Ahmed Mosbah, Shaaban A.A., Hassan Abol-enein, Mansoura, Egypt
MP58-20 PATTERN OF POSITIVE NODE METASTASES IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH EXTENDED AND SUPER EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION AND RADICAL CYSTECOTMY DUE TO BLADDER CANCER Marco Moschini*, Renzo Colombo, Nazareno Suardi, Giusy Burgio, Marco Bandini, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Agostino Mattei, Lucerne, Switzerland, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy
MP58-16 ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA VERSUS UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA WITH SQUAMOUS DIFFERENTIATION AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (MIBC) Mahmoud Laymon*, Ahmed Mansour, Mohamed M. Elsaadany, Ahmed Mosbah, Shaaban A.A., Hassan Abol-enein, Mansoura, Egypt
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Moderated Poster Session 59 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY IV Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Monish Aron, Umberto Capitanio and R. Houston Thompson ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP59-01 IS RETRO THE WAY FORWARD? RETROPERITONEAL ROBOTIC-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: SINGLE INSTITUTION EXPERIENCE Muddassar Hussain*, Joanne Oakley, Georg Muller, Amr Emara, Neil Barber, Surrey, United Kingdom
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP59-02 ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF ASSISTANT SURGEON EXPERIENCE ON PERIⴚOPERATIVE OUTCOMES OF ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Zine-Eddine Khene*, Benoit Peyronnet, Elise Bosquet, Benjamin Prade`re, Gregory Verhoest, Romain Mathieu, Sole`ne-Florence Kammerer-Jacquet, Nathalie Rioux-Leclercq, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France
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MP58-18 UNRELIABILITY OF COMPARING LYMPH NODE YIELDS BETWEEN INSTITUTIONS Ronney Abaza*, Janice Rosenthal, Jatin Gupta, Dublin, OH
MP58-14 LIMITS OF TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION IN DETECTING UNCOMMON HISTOLOGICAL VARIANTS WITHIN BULKY BLADDER TUMORS IN REAL-LIFE CLINICAL PRACTICE Cristina Scalici Gesolfo*, Alessio Guarneri, Sandro Billone, Palermo, Italy, Marco Moschini, Renzo Colombo, Matteo Ferro, Ottavio De Cobelli, Milan, Italy, Alchiede Simonato, Vincenzo Serretta, Palermo, Italy
MP59-09 FUNCTIONAL CHANGE OF CONTRALATERAL KIDNEY AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY USING DIETHYLENE TRIAMINE PENTAⴚACETIC ACID (DTPA) RENAL SCINTIGRAPHY: LONG TERM ANALYSIS Se Young Choi, Jeman Ryu*, Jae Hyeon Han, Wonchul Lee, Han Kyu Chae, Sangjun Yoo, Dalsan You, In Gab Jeong, Cheryn Song, Bumsik Hong, Hanjong Ahn, ChoungSoo Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP59-03 MAY ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY BE TAUGHT TO FELLOWS WITHOUT AFFECTING PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES? Zine-Eddine Khene*, Benoit Peyronnet, Elise Bosquet, Benjamin Prade`re, Gregory Verhoest, Romain Mathieu, Sole`ne-Florence Kammerer-Jacquet, Nathalie Rioux-Leclercq, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France MP59-04 CONVERSION OF ROBOTIC PARTIAL TO RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY; A PROSPECTIVE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL STUDY Brian Chun*, Deepansh Dalela, Mouafak Tourojman, Detroit, MI, Ronney Abaza, Dublin, OH, Rajesh Ahlewat, Gurgaon, India, James Adshead, Stevenage, United Kingdom, Benjamin Challacombe, Prokar Dasgupta, London, United Kingdom, Daniel Moon, Melbourne, Australia, Giacomo Novara, Padua, Italy, Francesco Porpiglia, Orbassano, Italy, Mahendra Bhandari, Detroit, MI, Alexander Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Craig Rogers, Detroit, MI
MP59-10 EVALUATING KIDNEY VOLUME LOSS AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: COMPARING IMMEDIATE POSTOPERATIVE TO 6MONTH VOLUME LOSS USING THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING Clinton Bahler*, Chandru Sundaram, Indianapolis, IN, Tsunenori Kondo, Tokyo, Japan MP59-11 CLINICAL APPLICATION OF CALCULATED SPLIT RENAL VOLUME USING COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY-BASED RENAL VOLUMETRY AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: CORRELATION WITH 99MTC-DMSA RENAL SCAN DATA Chan Ho Lee*, Ja Yoon Ku, Hong Koo Ha, Busan, Korea, Republic of
MP59-05 CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL UTILITY OF NEPHROMETRY SCORES FOR THE PREDICTION OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER NEPHRON SPARING SURGERY Alessandro Larcher*, Fabio Muttin, Nicola Fossati, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Francesco Ripa, Francesco Trevisani, Milan, Italy, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Zachary Hamilton, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy
MP59-12 VALIDATION OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL TO PREDICT RENAL FUNCTION AFTER NEPHRON SPARING SURGERY Miki Haifler*, Andrew Higgins, Benjamin Ristau, Andres Correa, shreyas Joshi, Richard Greenberg, David Chen, Alexander Kutikov, Rosalia Viterbo, Philadelphia, PA, Amnon Zisman, Beer Yaakov, Israel, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA
MP59-06 ANALYSIS OF PREDICTIVE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PROLONGED OPERATIVE TIME DURING ROBOTASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Hidekazu Tachibana*, Toshio Takagi, Tsunenori Kondo, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan
MP59-13 A USEFUL METHOD FOR ASSESSING DIFFERENCES OF COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY IN THE CONTRALATERAL KIDNEY BEFORE AND AFTER RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: ELLIPSOID FORMULA ON COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY Bong Hee Park, Sung Hak Kang*, Joon Se Jung, Sang Rak Bae, Yong Seok Lee, Chang Hee Han, Uijeongbu-Si, Korea, Republic of
MP59-07 POST-OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS INCREASE THE RISK OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE AFTER ELECTIVE NEPHRON SPARING SURGERY Eugenio Ventimiglia*, Alessandro Larcher, Fabio Muttin, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nini Alessandro, Francesco Ripa, Francesco Trevisani, Cristina Carenzi, Milano, Italy, Ithaar Derweesh, Zachary Hamilton, San Diego, CA, Federico Deho`, Andrea Salonia, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Umberto Capitanio, Milano, Italy
MP59-14 RENAL FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY OR PERCUTANEOUS CRYOABLATION FOR A SOLITARY RENAL MASS Ross Mason*, Thomas Atwell, Bimal Bhindi, Grant Schmit, Adam Weisbrod, Christine Lohse, Stephen A. Boorjian, Bradley Leibovich, R. Houston Thompson, Rochester, MN
MP59-08 EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF RENAL TUMOUR CONTACT SURFACE AREA (CSA) IN PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Marta Rossanese, Udine, Italy, Valeria Lami, Padua, Italy, Fabio Zattoni*, Padua and Udine, Italy, Alessandro Crestani, Barbara Grossetti, Gianluca Giannarini, Vincenzo Ficarra, Udine, Italy
MP59-15 LONGⴚTERM OUTCOMES AFTER RENAL CANCER SURGERY: PREDICTORS OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE AND NONⴚRENAL CANCER MORTALITY Joseph Zabell*, Sevag Demirjian, Steven C. Campbell, Cleveland, OH
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MP59-17 SUBCLINICAL RHABDOMYOLYSIS: AN UNDER-RECOGNIZED CONTRIBUTOR TO POSTOPERATIVE ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING MINIMALLY INVASIVE UROLOGIC SURGERY Jim Shen, Mohamed Keheila, Samuel Abourbih*, Patrick Yang, Ingrid Wahjudi, Liang Ji, Salim Cheriyan, Nazih Khater, D. Duane Baldwin, Loma Linda, Ca
MP59-20 MULTICENTER ANALYSIS OF ONCOLOGIC AND RENAL FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF RADICAL AND PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN STAGE II RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Zachary Hamilton*, San Diego, CA, Andres Correa, Philadelphia, PA, Alessandro Larcher, Milan, Italy, Zineddine Khene, Rennes, France, Katherine Fero, Daniel Han, Aaron Bloch, Charles Field, San Diego, CA, Benoit Peyronnet, Rennes, France, Umberto Capitanio, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA
MP59-18 IMPACT OF MAYO ADHESIVE PROBABILITY SCORE ON THE COMPLEXITY OF ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Ryo Ishiyama*, Tsunenori Kondo, Toshio Takagi, Junpei Iizuka, Hirohito Kobayashi, Kenji Omae, Norihiro Fukuda, Hiroki Ishihara, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan
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Moderated Poster Session 60 KIDNEY CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Peter Clark and Gopal Gupta ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP60-01 DAB2IP STABILIZES P27 VIA SUPPRESSING PI3K/AKT SIGNALING IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Jiancheng Zhou*, Yongyi Cheng, Kaijie Wu, Dalin He, Xi’an, China, People’s Republic of, Jer-Tsong Hsieh, Dallas, TX
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP60-04 ERK2 PHOSPHORYLATE T-LAK CELLORIGINATED PROTEIN KINASE AT SER32 PROMOTES TUMORIGENESIS OF RENAL CANCER Huimin Sun*, Xi’an, China, People’s Republic of, Juanjuan Xiao, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of, Lei Zhang, Juntao Yue, Shijie Liu, Junshen Wu, Rongliang Qin, Lijun Yang, Fuli Wang, Bo Yang, Xi’an, China, People’s Republic of, Feng Zhu, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of, Chen Shao, Xi’an, China, People’s Republic of
MP60-02 IRON DEPRIVATION DOWNREGULATES HIF2-␣ AND INDUCES CANCER-SPECIFIC APOPTOSIS IN CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Christopher Greene*, Nitika Sharma, Gary Smith, Kenneth Gross, Eric Kauffman, Buffalo, NY
MP60-05 ERYTHROPOIETIN RECEPTOR MAY BECOME A TARGET FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Teng Li*, Kan Gong, Pengjie Wu, Shengjie Liu, Xianghui Ning, Shuanghe Peng, Jiangyi Wang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP60-03 NF2/MERLIN AS A MODULATOR OF INVASIVENESS AND METASTASIS IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Juan Hernandez*, Jason Scovell, Richard Link, Houston, TX
MP60-06 HAI-2 REGULATES THE INVASIVE GROWTH OF RCC CELLS IN BONE METASTASIS THROUGH SUPPRESSION OF MATRIPTASE-INDUCED HGF ACTIVATION Koji Yamasaki*, Toyoharu Kamibeppu, Shoichiro Mukai, Toshiyuki Kamoto, Miyazaki, Japan
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MP59-19 OUTCOME OF KIDNEY FUNCTION AFTER ISCHAEMIC AND ZERO-ISCHAEMIC LAPAROSCOPIC AND OPEN NEPHRONSPARING SURGERY FOR RCC Jan Ebbing*, Basel, Switzerland, Kurt Miller, Frank Friedersdorff, Florian Fuller, Jonas Busch, Berlin, Germany, Hans H. Seifert, Peter Ardelt, Christian Wetterauer, Basel, Switzerland, Justin Collins, Christofer Adding, Paolo Frumento, Stockholm, Sweden, Carsten Kempkensteffen, Berlin, Germany
MP59-16 VASCULARIZED PARENCHYMAL MASS PRESERVATION WITH PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: FUNCTIONAL IMPACT AND PREDICTIVE FACTORS Jitao Wu*, Wen Dong, Chalairat Suk-Ouichai, Elvis Antonio Carabello, Erick Remer, Jianbo Li, Joseph Zabell, Sudhir Isharwal, Steven Campbell, Cleveland, OH
MP60-13 LOSS OF FAT MASS AND OBESITY ASSOCIATED GENE (FTO) DECREASES PROLIFERATION AND INVASION IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA CELL-LINE BY UPREGULATION OF NF-KAPPA B SIGNALING PATHWAY Hongkai Wang*, JunLong Wu, HaiLiang Zhang, GuoHai Shi, Yao Zhu, DingWei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP60-07 THE CALCIUM-SENSING RECEPTOR (CASR) IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BONE METASTASIS IN RENAL CANCER Sebastian Frees*, Vancouver, Canada, Tobias Haber, Mainz, Germany, Igor Moskalev, Vancouver, Canada, Ines Breuksch, Mainz, Germany, Werner Struss, Vancouver, Canada, Joachim Thu¨roff, Mainz, Germany, Martin Gleave, Vancouver, Canada, Dirk Prawitt, Mainz, Germany, Alan So, Vancouver, Canada, Walburgis Brenner, Mainz, Germany
MP60-14 THE VON HIPPEL LINDAU (VHL) TUMOR SUPPRESSOR INHIBITS P53 TARGET GENE EXPRESSION TO PROMOTE APOPTOSIS-RESISTANCE IN CANCER Adam Kinnaird*, Peter Dromparis, Aristeidis Boukouris, Vikram Gurtu, Bruno Saleme, Sotirios Zervopoulos, Gopinath Sutendra, Evangelos Michelakis, Edmonton, Canada
MP60-08 INTRACRINE ANDROGEN BIOSYNTHESIS IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Geun Taek Lee, Christopher Han*, Young Suk Kwon, Rutveej Patel, Parth Modi, Seok Joo Kwon, Izak Faiena, Neal Patel, New Brunswick, NJ, Han-Jong Ahn, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Wun-Jae Kim, Cheongju, Korea, Republic of, Eric Singer, Isaac Kim, New Brunswick, NJ
MP60-15 MICRORNA-224 PROMOTES TUMOR GROWTH AND PROGRESSION IN CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA BY DOWN-REGULATION OF EYES ABSENT 4 AS A NEW TUMOR SUPPRESSOR GENE Nakanori Fujii*, Hiroshi Hirata, Koji Ueno, Junichi Mori, Kosuke Shimizu, Yoshihisa Kawaii, Ryo Inoue, Yoshiaki Yamamoto, Hiroaki Matsumoto, Tomoyuki Shimabukuro, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan
MP60-09 LIM1 ONCOGENE AS A NEW THERAPEUTIC TARGET IN ADVANCED HUMAN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Ime`ne Hamaidi, Sabrina Danilin, Strasbourg, France, Vale´rian Dormoy, Reims, France, Sylvie Rothhut, Catherine Coquard, Claire Be´raud, Mariette Barthelmebs, Ve´ronique Lindner, Herve´ Lang, Thierry Massfelder*, Strasbourg, France
MP60-16 CRISPR/CAS9-MEDIATED MIR-210-3P DEPLETION PROMOTED TUMORIGENESIS THROUGH REVIVAL OF TWIST1 IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Hirofumi Yoshino*, Masaya Yonemori, Kazutaka Miyamoto, Kagoshima, Japan, Satoshi Kofuji, Cincinnati, OH, Nijiro Nohata, La Jolla, CA, Hideki Enokida, Masayuki Nakagawa, Kagoshima, Japan
MP60-10 LOSS OF PBRM1 INCREASES PROLIFERATION AND INVASION IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA BY REGULATING CHEMOKINE/CHEMOKINE RECEPTOR INTERACTION PATHWAY SHORT TITLE: PBRM1 AND CHEMOKINE PATHWAYS IN KIDNEY CANCER Hongkai Wang*, HaiLiang Zhang, DingWei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of MP60-11 EPIGENETIC INACTIVATION OF HOXA11 AS A NOVEL FUNCTIONAL TUMOR SUPPRESSOR FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Wang Lu*, Cui Yun, Jingdong Sheng, Guanyu Kuang, Yang Yang, Fan Yu, Jin Jie, Zhang Qian, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP60-17 OVEREXPRESSION OF CYP1B1 MEDIATED BY LOSS OF MIR-200C PROMOTES RENAL CELL CARCINOMA TUMORIGENESIS VIA ALTERED EXPRESSIONS OF CDC20 AND DAPK1 Yozo Mitsui*, Tokyo, Japan, Inik Chang, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Koji Tamura, Toshihiro Tai, Masato Nagata, Fumito Yamabe, Kuri Suzuki, Hideyuki Kobayashi, Koichi Nagao, Koichi Nakajima, Tokyo, Japan, Rajvir Dahiya, Yuichiro Tanaka, San Francisco, CA
MP60-12 FOLLICULIN TUMOR SUPPRESSOR BINDS TO TRANSLATION INITIATION FACTORS EIF2G & EIF5B AND SUPPRESSES PROTEIN SYNTHESIS Meike Schneider*, Taha Hagar, Katja Dinkelborg, Syed I.A. Bukhari, Charlestown, MA, Axel Haferkamp, Mainz, Germany, Shobha Vasudevan, Othon Iliopoulos, Charlestown, MA
MP60-18 LONG NON-CODING RNA HOTAIR PROMOTES CELL MIGRATION VIA UPREGULATION OF INSULIN GROWTH FACTOR BINDING PROTEIN 2 IN CLEAR CELL RENAL CARCINOMA Hiromichi Katayama*, Sendai, Japan, Keiichi Tamai, Sadafumi Kawamura, Tatsuo Tochigi, Natori, Japan, Yoichi Arai, Sendai, Japan, Kennichi Satoh, Natori, Japan MP60-19 LONG NONCODING RNA BX357664 REGULATES CELL PROLIFERATION AND EPITHELIAL-TO-MESENCHYMAL TRANSITION VIA INHIBITING TGF-BETA 1/P38/HSP27 SIGNALING IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Yiyang Liu, Zengjun Wang*, nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
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MP60-20 IDENTIFICATION OF MICRORNA REGULATING SUNITINIB RESISTANCE IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA CELLS Noriya Yamaguchi*, Tetsuya Yumioka, Kunishige Onuma, Hideto Iwamoto, Toshihiko Masago, Shuichi Morizane, Masashi Honda, Mitsuhiko Osaki, Futoshi Okada, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan
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Moderated Poster Session 61
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP61-01 IMPACT OF POSITIVE PREOPERATIVE URINE CULTURES BEFORE PEDIATRIC LOWER URINARY TRACT RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY UTILIZING BOWEL Alexander C Small*, Alejandra Perez, Stanley Desire, Michael J. Lipsky, Justin T. Matulay, Lisa Creelman, Pasquale Casale, Shumyle Alam, New York, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP61-06 CLINICAL AND PATIENT-CENTERED OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC INTERMITTENT CATHETERIZATION IN THE CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IN CHILDREN COHORT STUDY J Michael Winer*, Albuquerque, NM, Matthew Matheson, Arlene C. Gerson, Baltimore, MD, Jessica Ming, Toronto, Canada, Bradley A. Warady, Kansas City, MO, Susan L. Furth, Philadelphia, PA, Craig S. Wong, Albuquerque, NM, Jennifer L. Dodson, Baltimore, MD
MP61-02 MINIMALLY INVASIVE VERSUS OPEN URETERAL REIMPLANTATION: IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN RATES OF REOPERATION? COMPARISON FROM A LARGE NATIONAL DATABASE Eric D. Schadler*, William R. Boysen, Christopher Lyttle, Vignesh T. Packiam, Charles U. Nottingham, Mohan S. Gundeti, Chicago, IL
MP61-07 NATIONAL TRENDS IN VCUG UTILIZATION AFTER THE RELEASE OF THE 2011 AAP GUIDELINES Ted Lee*, Chandy Ellimmoottil, John Park, Kate Kraft, Vesna Ivancic, Kathryn Marchetti, Tanima Banerjee, David Bloom, Julian Wan, Ann Arbor, MI
MP61-03 QUALITY OF REPORTING AND FRAGILITY INDEX FOR RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS IN THE VESICOURETERAL REFLUX LITERATURE – WHERE DO WE STAND? Michele Gnech, Toronto, Canada, Mandy Rickard, Hamilton, Canada, Armando J. Lorenzo, Toronto, Canada, Stephanie Sanger, Luis Braga*, Hamilton, Canada
MP61-08 VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAM AND ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS FOR PRENATAL HYDRONEPHROSIS: SURPRISING RESULTS FROM A SURVEY OF SFU MEMBERS’ PRACTICE PATTERNS Adriana Dekirmendjian, Mandy Rickard*, Hamilton, Canada, CD Anthony Herndon, Richmond, VA, Christopher S. Cooper, Iowa City, IA, Armando J. Lorenzo, Toronto, Canada, Bethany Easterbrook, Hamilton, Canada, Rebecca S. Zee, Charlottesville, VA, Natasha Brownrigg, Luis H. Braga, Hamilton, Canada
MP61-04 THE IPSILATERAL URETERO-URETEROSTOMY: DOES FUNCTION OF THE OBSTRUCTED MOIETY MATTER? Arun Srinivasan, Trudy Kawal*, Douglas Canning, Thomas Kolon, Stephen Zderic, Aseem Shukla, Philadelphia, PA
MP61-09 DISTAL URETERAL DIAMETER RATIO IS AN INDEPENDENT RISK FACTOR FOR BREAKTHROUGH FEBRILE URINARY TRACT INFECTION Angela M. Arlen*, Siobhan E. Alexander, Paul J. Guidos, Iowa City, IA, Traci Leong, Atlanta, GA, Christopher S. Cooper, Iowa City, IA
MP61-05 URINARY CARBOHYDRATE ANTIGEN 19-9 LEVEL AS A NOVEL BIOMARKER FOR EARLY DETECTION OF ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS Seyedeh Sanam Ladi-Seyedian*, Seyedeh Maryam Kameli, Mastaneh Moghtaderi, Abdol-Mohammad Kajbafzadeh, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
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PEDIATRICS: URINARY TRACT INFECTION AND VESICOURETERAL REFLUX Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Hillary Copp, Abdol-Muhammad Kajbafzadeh and Caleb Nelson
MP61-10 USE OF SINGLE POINT DOSIMETER TO EVALUATE RADIATION DOSE WITH FLUOROSCOPIC VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAM IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: A PROSPECTIVE PILOT STUDY Rajeev Chaudhry*, Patrick J Fox, Pankaj Dangle, Wael Abdalla, Helen Bradley, Mark Duranko, Michael Sheetz, Francis X Schneck, Glenn M Cannon, Michael C Ost, Heidi A Stephany, Pittsburgh, PA
MP61-15 TECHNICAL VARIABILITY IN ROBOTASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC URETERAL REIMPLANTATION: FEASIBILITY OF A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL COLLABORATIVE Emilie Johnson*, Chicago, IL, Michael Kurtz, Boston, MA, Ilina Rosoklija, Edward Gong, Chicago, IL, Duong Tu, Sheila Ryan, Houston, TX, Trudy Kawal, Aseem Shukla, Arun Srinivasan, Philadelphia, PA, Richard Yu, Boston, MA, Bruce Lindgren, Chicago, IL, Chester Koh, Houston, TX
MP61-11 A REEVALUATION OF THE RIVUR TRIAL WITH A VALIDATED RISK STRATIFICATION MODEL Zhan Tao (Peter) Wang*, Yasaman Alam, Irene McAleer, Ahmed Ali, Josh Chamberlin, Orange, CA, Guy Hidas, Jerusalem, Israel, Antoine Khoury, Orange, CA
MP61-16 VARIATIONS IN ADHERENCE TO AUA GUIDELINES FOR VESICOURETERAL REFLUX Vijaya Vemulakonda*, Aurora, CO, Nicolette Janzen, Houston, TX, Carter Sevick, Aurora, CO, George Chiang, San Diegp, CA MP61-17 SPLIT-CUFF NIPPLE URETERONEOCYSTOTOMY FOR REPAIR OF PRIMARY OBSTRUCTED MEGAURETER IN SMALL CAPACITY BLADDER OF INFANTS Moneer Hanna*, Great Neck, NY
MP61-12 A CRITICAL REVIEW OF RECENT CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES ON THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF PAEDIATRIC URINARY TRACT INFECTION USING THE AGREE LI TOOL Michael Chua*, Jessica Ming, Joana Dos Santos, Toronto, Canada, Shang-Jen Chang, Taipei, Taiwan, Jan Michael Silangcruz, Quezon City, Philippines, Mark Bayley, Martin Koyle, Toronto, Canada
MP61-18 EVOLUTION IN ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF URETEROCELE: LONGTERM OUTCOMES OF URETEROCELE DOUBLE PUNCTURE AS A PROMISING TECHNIQUE Behnam Nabavizadeh, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran, Reza Nabavizadeh*, Richmond, VA, Abdol-Mohammad Kajbafzadeh, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
MP61-13 COMPLIANCE WITH THE 2011 AAP UTI GUIDELINES FOR VCUG ORDERING BY PROVIDER SPECIALTY Deborah L. Jacobson*, Rachel Shannon, Jared R. Green, Cynthia L. Rigsby, Sangeeta K. Schroeder, Neha R. Malhotra, Ilina Rosoklija, Jane L. Holl, Earl Y. Cheng, Emilie K. Johnson, Chicago, IL
MP61-19 AN INGUINAL APPROACH TO COMPLEX EXTRAVESICAL URETERAL REIMPLANTATION Adam S. Howe*, Lane S. Palmer, Long Island, NY
MP61-14 EFFECT OF NEWBORN CIRCUMCISION ON URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH AN EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF HYDRONEPHROSIS Jonathan Ellison*, Geolani Dy, Ben Fu, Sarah Holt, John Gore, Paul Merguerian, Seattle, WA
MP61-20 ACUTE URETERAL JET ANGLED MEASURED BY PREOPERATIVE ULTRASOUND CORRELATES WITH RESOLUTION OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX TREATED WITH ENDOSCOPIC INJECTION OF SUBURETERIC BULKING AGENTS Kevin Ginsburg*, Jesse Jacobs, Kahlil Saad, Detroit, MI, Theodore Barber, Brian Roelof, Kirstan Meldrum, George Steinhardt, Grand Rapids, MI APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Podium Session 41 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY & SIMULATION: TRAINING & SKILLS ASSESSMENT II Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Sara Best, Khurshid Ghani and Edward Matsumoto ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD41-01 IMPROVED SURGICAL OUTCOMES AFTER PREOPERATIVE REHEARSAL USING 3D PRINTED PATIENT SPECIFIC SIMULATION FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY (PCNL) Jonathan Stone*, Rebecca Bonamico, Erdal Erturk, Ahmed Ghazi, Rochester, NY
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PD41-02 TRAIN THE TRAINER: A NOVEL COURSE FOR THE STANDARDIZATION OF ROBOTIC TRAINING Nicola Fossati*, Milan, Italy, Justin Collins, Stockholm, Sweden, Kamran Ahmed, London, United Kingdom, Peter Wiklund, Stockholm, Sweden, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium
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PD41-03 VALIDATION OF THE EUROPEAN SIMULATE URETERORENOSCOPY TRAINING CURRICULUM Abdullatif Aydin*, Kamran Ahmed, Takashige Abe, London, United Kingdom, Thomas Kunit, Salzburg, Austria, Nicholas Raison, Oliver Brunckhorst, Thomas Wood, Talisa Ross, London, United Kingdom, Karl-Dietrich Sievert, Salzburg, Austria, Muhammad Shamim Khan, Prokar Dasgupta, London, United Kingdom
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 2:00 PD41-07 THE EVALUATION OF A SILICONE RENAL TUMOR MODEL FOR PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY TRAINING Steven Monda*, Jonathan Weese, Barrett Anderson, Ramakrishna Venkatesh, Baisong Cheng, Robert Figenshau, St. Louis, MO
PD41-04 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A NON-TECHNICAL SKILLS ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR ROBOTIC SURGERY Nicholas Raison*, Thomas Wood, Oliver Brunckhorst, Takashige Abe, Abdullatif Aydin, London, United Kingdom, Andrea Gavazzi, Florence, Italy, Giacomo Novara, Padua, Italy, Nicolo Buffi, Milan, Italy, Declan Murphy, Melbourne, Australia, Shamim Khan, Ben Challacombe, London, United Kingdom, Henk Van Der Poel, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Craig McIlhenny, Larbert, United Kingdom, Prokar Dasgupta, Kamran Ahmed, London, United Kingdom PD41-05 TRANSFER OF FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPIC STONE-EXTRACTION SKILL FROM A VIRTUAL REALITY SIMULATOR TO THE OPERATING THEATRE: A PILOT STUDY Mehdi Aloosh*, Yasser A Noureldin, Sero Andonian, Montreal, Canada PD41-06 ROBOT-ASSISTED TRAINING - EXPERT PERFORMANCE IN FULL IMMERSION SIMULATION, SETTING THE BENCHMARK (CONCURRENT VALIDITY) Talisa Ross, Nicholas Raison*, Lauren Wallace, Thomas Wood, Catherine Lovegrove, London, United Kingdom, Henk Van der Poel, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Prokar Dasgupta, Kamran Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
*Presenting author
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PD41-08 SKILL ACQUISITION AND ITS RETENTION AFTER SIMULATION-BASED PRACTICE DURING ROBOT-ASSISTED SURGERY: CAN FUNCTIONAL BRAIN STATES HELP US FORGE FORWARD? Somayeh Shafiei*, Thomas Fiorica, Ahmed Hussein, Youssef Ahmed, Sarah Muldoon, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
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PD41-09 TEACHING AND EVALUATION OF BASIC URODYNAMIC SKILLS: QUEBEC UROLOGY RESIDENT EXPERIENCE Samer Shamout*, Sero Andonian, Hani Kabbara, Lysanne Campeau, Montreal, Canada
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PD41-10 EVALUATION OF THE FEASIBILITY OF REMOTELY MANUFACTURED LOW-COST THREE-DIMENSIONALLY PRINTED LAPAROSCOPIC TRAINERS AND COMPARISON TO STANDARD LAPAROSCOPIC TRAINERS Renai Yoon*, Zhamshid Okhunov, Benjamin Dolan, Orange, CA, Michael J. Schwartz, Paras H. Shah, Hannah Bierwiler, New Hyde Park, NY, Aldrin Joseph Gamboa, Muntinlupa, Philippines, Roberto Miano, Stefano Germani, Dario Del Fabbro, Rome, Italy, Alessio Zordani, Salvatore Micali, Modena, Italy, Kamaljot Kaler, Ralph V. Clayman, Jaime Landman, Orange, CA
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PD41-11 SAFETY OF LIVE SURGERY IN UROLOGY. PROPENSITY SCORED MATCHED ANALYSIS Gabriel Ogaya*, Eduardo HernandezCardona, Hariahran Palayapalayam, Celebration, FL, Xavier Bonet, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain, Cathy Jenson, Vipul Patel, Celebration, FL
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PD41-12 THE QUANTIFIED SURGEON: DEFINING AND VALIDATING CLINICAL PERFORMANCE METRICS DURING ROBOTIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Andrew Hung*, Los Angeles, CA, Jian Chen, Los Angles, CA, Anthony Jarc, Sunnyvale, CA, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Podium Session 42 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY & SIMULATION: INSTRUMENTATION & TECHNOLOGY II Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Michael Lipkin, William Roberts and Olivier Traxer
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD42-01 IMPACT OF PREOPERATIVE ALPHAADRENERGIC ANTAGONISTS ON URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH INSERTION FORCE AND THE UPPER LIMIT OF FORCE TO AVOID URETERAL MUCOSAL INJURY: A RANDOMIZED-CONTROLLED STUDY Kyo Chul Koo*, Joon Ho Yoon, No-Cheol Park, Jongsoo Lee, Jong Won Kim, Jae Yong Jeong, Sung Ku Kang, Jong Chan Kim, Kwang Suk Lee, Do Kyung Kim, Chang Hee Hong, Byung Ha Chung, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:50 PD42-06 ASSESSMENT OF NEW TECHNOLOGY IN URETEROSCOPY: A COMPARISON OF DIGITAL, FIBEROPTIC, AND DISPOSABLE DIGITAL URETEROSCOPES USING A NOVEL EVALUATION INSTRUMENT John Roger Bell*, Sara L Best, Kristina L Penniston, Stephen Y Nakada, Madison, WI
PD42-02 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A HOMEMADE DEVICE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH INSERTION FORCE Kyo Chul Koo*, Joon Ho Yoon, No-Cheol Park, Kwang Suk Lee, Do Kyung Kim, Jong Chan Kim, Sung Ku Kang, Jae Yong Jeong, Jong Won Kim, Jongsoo Lee, Chang Hee Hong, Byung Ha Chung, Seoul, Korea, Republic of PD42-03 EFFICACY OF SINGLE URETRAL STENT VERSUS TWO STENT INSERTIONS AFTER BILHARZIAL URETRAL STRICTURE MANAGED BY LASER ENDOURETROTOMY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY Khaled Mohyelden*, Mahmoud Shoukry, Hussein Aldaqadossi, Hossam Shaker, Hamdy Ibrahem, Fayoum, Egypt PD42-04 URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH USE ASSOCIATED WITH LOSS OF REUSABLE URETEROSCOPE FLEXION AND INCREASED NEED FOR REPAIR: A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Kazumi Taguchi*, Manint Usawachintachit, David T. Tzou, San Francisco, CA, Matthew D. Sorenson, Jonathan D. Harper, Seattle, WA, Brian D. Duty, Portland, OR, Roger L. Sur, David L. Wenzler, San Diego, CA, Dylan Isaacson, Carissa Chu, Marshall L. Stoller, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA PD42-05 FIRST CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NEW SINGLE USE FLEXIBLE CYSTOSCOPE DEDICATED TO DOUBLE-J STENT REMOVAL (ISIRIS™): A EUROPEAN PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY Steeve Doizi*, Paris, France, Guido Kamphuis, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Guido Giusti, Milan, Italy, Jose Luis Palmero, Valencia, Spain, Jake Patterson, Sheffield, United Kingdom, Silvia Proietti, Milan, Italy, Michael Straub, Munich, Germany, Jean de la Rosette, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Olivier Traxer, Paris, France
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PD42-07 COMPARATIVE IN VITRO STUDY OF HO:YAG AND TM FIBER LASER LITHOTRIPTERS IN DUSTING MODE OF OPERATION Petr Glybochko, Moscow, Russian Federation, Gregory Altshuler, Ilya Yaroslavsky, Marlborough, MA, Andrey Vinarov, Leonid Rapoport, Dmitry Enikeev*, Nikolay Sorokin, Alym Dymov, Moscow, Russian Federation, Victoria Vinnichenko, Fryazino, Russian Federation
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PD42-08 INTRODUCING A COMBINED ULTRASOUND AND ELECTROMAGNETIC TRACKING DEVICE FOR NAVIGATED SONOGRAPHIC KIDNEY PUNCTURE Tobias Simpfendörfer*, Alfred Franz, Alexander Seitel, Nasrin Bopp, Claudia Gasch, Markus Hohenfellner, Lena MaierHein, Dogu Teber, Heidelberg, Germany
2:20
PD42-09 CLINICAL COMPARISON OF CONVENTIONAL AND MOBILE ENDOCKSCOPE VIDEOCYSTOSCOPY USING AN AIR OR FLUID IRRIGANT Renai Yoon*, Orange, CA, Rahul Dutta, Newark, NJ, Roshan Patel, Kyle Spradling, Zhamshid Okhunov, Orange, CA, William Sohn, Fontana, CA, Hak Lee, Calhoun, GA, Jaime Landman, Ralph V Clayman, Orange, CA
2:30
PD42-10 COMPARISON OF LONG-TERM NONMETALLIC STENTS FOR MALIGNANT VS. NON-MALIGNANT URETERAL OBSTRUCTION Amar P. Patel*, Jeffrey Pearl, John G. Pattaras, Atlanta, GA
2:40
PD42-11 TELE-CYSTOSCOPY: FEASIBILITY OF EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING Haerin Lee*, Jessica Jackson, James Mills, Kathleen D Lee, Terran Sims, Jennifer M Lobo, Corey Thomas, Noah S Schenkman, Randy A Jones, Tracey L Krupski, Charlottesville, VA
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PD42-12 DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND TESTING OF PATIENT-SPECIFIC CONCENTRIC TUBE ROBOTS FOR NONLINEAR RENAL ACCESS AND MASS ABLATION Tania Morimoto, Joseph Greer, Elliot Hawkes, Allison Okamura, Stanford, CA, Michael Hsieh*, Washington, DC APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Podium Session 43
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD43-01 ASSESSMENT OF TUMOURAGGRESSIVENESS IN TRANSPERINEAL MRI/ULTRASOUND-FUSION BIOPSY IN COMPARISON TO TRANSRECTAL SYSTEMATIC PROSTATE BIOPSY IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT PRIOR BIOPSY Angelika Borkowetz*, Ivan Platzek, Marieta Toma, Theresa Renner, Martin Baunacke, Michael Froehner, Stefan Zastrow, Manfred Wirth, Dresden, Germany
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:40 PD43-05 ABSENCE OF EVIDENCE IS NOT EVIDENCE OF ABSENCE: NORMAL AREAS ON MRI COULD HARBOUR SIGNIFICANT TUMOUR Ashwin Sridhar*, Ben Lamb, Gerald Busuttil, London, United Kingdom, Mohammed Zahran, Mansoura, Egypt, Keren Zaccai, Maria Davari, London, United Kingdom, Imran Ahmad, Glasgow, United Kingdom, Anna Mohammed, Greg Shaw, Prabhakar Rajan, Senthil Nathan, Timothy Briggs, Navin Ramachandran, Clare Allen, John Kelly, London, United Kingdom
PD43-02 MULTICENTRE COMPARISON OF TARGET AND SYSTEMATIC BIOPSIES USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND ULTRASOUND IMAGE-FUSION GUIDED TRANSPERINEAL PROSTATE BIOPSY IN PATIENTS WITH A PREVIOUS NEGATIVE BIOPSY Claudia Kesch*, Heidelberg, Germany, Nienke Lynn Hansen, Tristan Barett, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Jan Philipp Radtke, David Bonekamp, Heinz-Peter Schlemmer, Heidelberg, Germany, Anne Warren, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Kathrin Wieczorek, Markus Hohenfellner, Heidelberg, Germany, Christoph Kastner, Cambridge, United Kingdom, Boris Hadaschik, Heidelberg, Germany PD43-03 RISK OF PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS FOLLOWING A LOW-SUSPICIOUS PROSTATE MRI OR BENIGN MRITARGETED BIOPSIES: A 3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF MEN WITH PRIOR NEGATIVE TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND GUIDED BIOPSIES Lars Boesen*, Nis Nørgaard, Vibeke Løgager, Ingegerd Balslev, Henrik S. Thomsen, Herlev, Denmark PD43-04 COMBINATION OF VERSION 2.0 PROSTATE IMAGING REPORTING AND DATA SYSTEM (PI-RADS) AND PERIPROSTATIC FAT THICKNESS ON MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI TO PREDICT THE PRESENCE OF PROSTATE CANCER Yudong Cao*, Min Cao, Yuke Chen, Wei Yu, Xiaoying Wang, Jie Jin, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
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PD43-06 A MULTIVARIATE LOGISTIC REGRESSION INVESTIGATING WHICH FACTORS INFLUENCE DETECTION OF CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT CANCER BY MRITARGETED PROSTATE BIOPSY Veeru Kasivisvanathan*, Osayuki Nehikhare, Sara Renshaw, Susan Charman, Jan van der Meulen, Shonit Punwani, Alistair Grey, Henrietta Mair, Esmee van der Saar, Ross Warner, Hashim Ahmed, Mark Emberton, Caroline Moore, London, United Kingdom
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PD43-07 RECTAL SWAB CULTURES AND TARGETED PROPHYLACTIC ANTIMICROBIAL REGIMES DO NOT REDUCE THE RISK OF SEPSIS FOLLOWING TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE BIOPSY Waseem Mulhem, Marios Hadjipavlou, Mazin Eragat, Charlott Kenny, Martino Dallantonia, Christopher Wood, Mohamed Hammadeh*, London, United Kingdom
2:10
PD43-08 COMPLICATION RATES FOR OUTPATIENT,TRANSRECTAL, IN-BORE MRI-GUIDED BIOPSY: SEVEN YEARS’ EXPERIENCE John Feller*, Bernadette Greenwood, Stuart May, Indian Wells, CA
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PD43-09 COST ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT PROSTATE BIOPSY MODALITIES Muammer Altok, John Ward, Brian Chapin, Louis Pisters, Curtis Pettaway, John Davis*, Houston, TX
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PD43-10 REPEAT PROSTATE BIOPSY PRACTICE PATTERNS IN A STATEWIDE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT COLLABORATIVE Jonathan C. Hu*, Royal Oak, MI, Khurshid R. Ghani, Ann Arbor, MI, Dinesh Telang, Royal Oak, MI, Alice Liu, Scott Hawken, Zack Montgomery, Susan Linsell, James E. Montie, David C. Miller, Ann Arbor, MI, Frank N. Burks, Royal Oak, MI, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
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PROSTATE CANCER: DETECTION & SCREENING VI Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: William Aiken, Chris Bangma and Robert Weiss
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PD43-11 LACK OF SUSTAINABLE RESPONSE TO THE 2012 UNITED STATES PREVENTIVE SERVICES TASK FORCE (USPSTF) RECOMMENDATION AGAINST PROSTATE CANCER (PCA) SCREENING Haider Rahbar*, Deepansh Dalela, Akshay Sood, Luigi Nocera, Patrick Karabon, Craig Rogers, James Peabody, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
PD43-12 PSA SCREENING, PROSTATE BIOPSY, AND TREATMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER IN THE YEARS SURROUNDING THE USPSTF RECOMMENDATION AGAINST PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING James Kearns*, Sarah Holt, Jonathan Wright, Daniel Lin, Paul Lange, Jonathan Gore, Seattle, WA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Sunday, May 14, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Video Session 7 PEDIATRICS The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Gregory Dean, Edward Diaz and David Winkle ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V7-01 INTRAOPERATIVE MRI-GUIDED NAVIGATION OF THE PELVIC FLOOR DURING EXSTROPHY CLOSURE Heather Di Carlo*, Aylin Tekes, John Gearhart, Baltimore, MD V7-02
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V7-07 ROBOTIC BLADDER NECK RECONSTRUCTION WITH SLING AND SPLIT APPENDIX TECHNIQUE FOR APPENDICOVESICOSTOMY AND MACE Molly Fuchs*, Christina Ching, Christopher Brown, Richard Wood, Mark Levitt, Rama Jayanthi, Daniel DaJusta, Columbus, OH
ROBOTIC ASSISTED ILEOVESICOSTOMY & CECOSTOMY TUBE Christina Ching, Molly Fuchs*, Christopher Brown, Daniel DaJusta, Columbus, OH
V7-08
LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHRECTOMY FOR PRENATALLY DIAGNOSED WILMS’ TUMOR Amir Toussi*, Candace Granberg, Patricio Gargollo, Rochester, MN
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MONS PLASTY: A TECHNIQUE FOR OPTIMAL AESTHETIC OUTCOME Kelly Nast, Diana Cardona-Grau*, George Chiang, San Diego, CA, Antoine Khoury, Orange, CA
PEDIATRIC ROBOT-ASSISTED LOWER POLE HEMINEPHRECTOMY WITH INTRAURETERAL INDOCYANINE GREEN IN A DUPLICATED COLLECTING SYSTEM NOT FOLLOWING WEIGERT-MEYER LAW Ziho Lee*, Philadelphia, PA, Michael Packer, Gregory Dean, Jonathan Roth, Vorhees, NJ, Daniel Eun, Philadelphia, PA
V7-10
ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC ADRENALECTOMY IN THE SETTING OF AN INCIDENTAL ADRENAL MASS Eli Thompson*, Evalynn Vasquez, Andy Chang, Paul Kokorowski, Los Angeles, CA
ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC DISMEMBERED TAPERED URETERAL REIMPLANTATION FOR MEGAURETER Jared Manwaring*, Liverpool, NY, Jonathan Riddell, Syracuse, NY
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ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR A RENAL MASS IN A TWO-YEAR-OLD Ramsey Al-Khalil*, Wai Lee, April Adams Szafran, Wayne Waltzer, Ezekiel Young, Stony Brook, NY
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ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC LEFT NEPHROURETERECTOMY OF AN ECTOPIC KIDNEY IN THE MALE PEDIATRIC PATIENT George Bailey*, Rochester, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Candace Granberg, Rochester, MN
ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY WITH SELECTIVE CLAMPING FOR RENAL MASS IN Patricia S. Cho*, Michael V. Hollis, Briony K. Varda, Erin R. McNamara, Richard N. Yu, Andrew A. Wagner, Richard S. Lee, Boston, MA
PERCUTANEOUS EXTERNALLY ASSEMBLED LAPAROSCOPIC (PEAL) SURGERY FOR FOWLER-STEPHENS ORCHIOPEXY: A VIDEO PRESENTATION David Ruckle, Samuel Abourbih*, Minh-Hang T. Chau, Mohamed Keheila, Jim Shen, Patrick Yang, Salim Cheriyan, Nazih Khater, D. Duane Baldwin, LOMA LINDA, CA
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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1:00 pm - 5:00 pm KOREAN WORLD UROLOGIC CONGRESS (KWUC) Room 210AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
LUNCH AND NETWORKING
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WELCOME ADDRESS KUA President: Jun Cheon AUA Representative TBD
1:30
RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF SMALL RENAL MASS Moderators: Monish Aron, Jun Cheon, Isaac Y. Kim DISCREPANCY IN RATE OF UNEXPECTED BENIGN HISTOLOGY AFTER RADICAL OR PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR SMALL RENAL TUMOR BETWEEN KOREA AND THE US Seong II Seo
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BIOPSY AND ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE OF SMALL RENAL MASS Christopher G. Wood
2:00
UPDATE ON NON-CLAMPING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: TECHNIQUES AND OUTCOMES Monish Aron
2:15
PANEL DISCUSSION Case Presenter: Hong Koo Ha Panelists: Benjamin Chung, Seong II Seo, Christopher G. Wood, Monish Aron
2:30
BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: UPDATES Moderators: Myung-Soo Choo, Daniel Eun
UROLIFT SYSTEM: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL Eugene Y. Rhee
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OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN BPH: UPDATED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND IMPACT OF SURGERY Toby C. Chai
PANEL DISCUSSION Case Presentation: Jang Hwan Kim Panelists: Kyu-Sung Lee, Toby C. Chai, Eugene Rhee, Seung-June Oh
3:30
PROSTATE CANCER: STATE-OF-THE-ART DIAGNOSIS OF LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER Moderators: Hanjong Ahn, Jonathan Hwang COMPARISON OF MR-FUSION PROSTATE BIOPSY TECHNOLOGIES Peter A. Pinto
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ROLE OF MRI AND MR-FUSION BIOPSY FOR RECLASSIFICATION OF ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE CANDIDATE Chang Wook Jeong
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GENETIC BIOMARKERS FOR RISK STRATIFICATION OF LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Matthew R. Cooperberg
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PANEL DISCUSSION Case Presenter: Sung Gu Kang Panelists: Misop Han, Peter A. Pinto, Matthew R. Cooperberg, Chang Wook Jeong
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KUA/SKAU FELLOW/RESIDENT PRESENTATIONS TBD
A NEW INSIGHT INTO THE HOLEP Seung-June Oh 2:45
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1:00 pm - 5:00 pm SOCIETY OF UROLOGIC ROBOTIC SURGERY (SURS) Marina Ballroom @ Westin Waterfront
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WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF PROGRAM Chairs: Ashok Hemal, Stephen Nakada
1:36
HOW TO MAKE AN EFFECTIVE ROBOTIC UROLOGY PROGRAM Alex Mottrie
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SESSION I: ROBOTIC SURGERY: FUTURE PERSPECTIVE Moderators: Ali Kural, Chandru Sundaram
1:50
LESSONS FROM CASEY STENGEL AND YOGI BERRA? Mani Menon
NEWER ROBOTIC SYSTEMS IN HORIZON FOR CLINICAL USE Koon Rha
2:10
SESSION II: ROBOTIC SURGERY-PROSTATE CANCER Moderators: David Lee, Jean Joseph
1:23
TECHNICAL ART OF NERVE SPARING DURING ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY Ashutosh Tewari
SINGLE-SITE ROBOTIC UROLOGIC SURGERY ON HORIZON FOR CLINICAL USE Jihad Kaouk
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HOW TO IMPROVE ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES Joseph Smith
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HOW TO ACHIEVE BEST CONTINENCE OUTCOMES? Peter Carroll
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ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY FOR LOCAL ADVANCED / OLIGOMETSTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Francesco Montorsi
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SHOULD RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY BE THE STANDARD OF CARE Ronney Abaza
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SESSION IV: ROBOTIC SURGERY – BLADDER & RECONSTRUCTION Moderators: Erik Castle, Raju Thomas ROBOTIC RPLND James Porter
SESSION III: ROBOTIC SURGERY - KIDNEY CANCER Moderators: Ketan Badani, Benjamin Lee IMPACT OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS DURING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Craig Rogers
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ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR HEREDITARY, MULTIPLE & RECURRENT TUMOURS Adam Metwalli
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ADVANCES IN ROBOTIC URETERAL SURGERY Michael Stifelman
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ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY – IMPACT OF CURRENT EVIDENCE Dipen Parekh
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SHOULD INTRACORPOREAL DIVERSION BE STANDARD OF CARE? Khurshid Guru
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ADJOURN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
ROBOTIC IVC THROMBECTOMY Inderbir Gill
Sunday, May 14, 2017
1:00 pm - 5:15 pm SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF MALE REPRODUCTION (SSMR) Room 204 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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INTRODUCTION James Smith
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SESSION I: MEASUREMENT OF MALE REPRODUCTION: OPPORTUNITIES FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
OUTCOMES OF ONCOTESE: USE OF TISSUE, FRESH, FROZEN, AND RISKS OF BIRTH DEFECTS. CURRENT DATA AND NEEDS FOR THE FUTURE Sukhbinder Minhas
CLINICAL OUTCOMES, NATIONAL DATABASES, AQUA AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE Matthew Cooperberg 1:20
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THE REPRODUCTIVE RISKS OF CHEMO AND RADIATION THERAPY FOR BOYS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM U.S. & GLOBAL COHORTS (AND DATA NEEDS FOR FUTURE) Daniel Green HEALTH RISKS AND MALE INFERTILITY: UTAH POPULATION DATABASE, ANDROLOGY RESEARCH CONSORTIUM, REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE NETWORK, NSFG, ET AL. STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES, AND NEEDS FOR FUTURE James Hotaling CDC AND SART/NASS DATA: HOW DID WE GET TO 2017? WHAT DATA DO WE HAVE TODAY? Ajay Nangia
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CDC, SART – HOW TO UTILIZE THE DATA Thomas Walsh
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SESSION II: FERTILITY PRESERVATION: STATE OF THE ART AND VISION OF THE FUTURE
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PEDIATRIC FERTILITY PRESERVATION AND ETHICAL, MORAL, AND RELIGIOUS IMPLICATIONS: CLINICAL OPTIONS PRESENT AND FUTURE, ASRM, ASCO, AAP GUIDELINES, AUTOLOGOUS TRANSPLANT, CULTURE. ARE OUR TECHNICAL ADVANCES OUTSTRIPPING OUR ETHICAL AND MORAL UNDERSTANDING? James Smith
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ADULT MALE FERTILITY PRESERVATION CASE DISCUSSION PANEL Moderator: Robert Brannigan Panelists: Sukhbinder Minhas, James Smith, Daniel Green, Joyce Reinecke
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SESSION III: ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE CARE: THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM PATIENT-LEVEL BARRIERS TO ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE CARE Akanksha Mehta
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PHYSICIAN-LEVEL BARRIERS IN PROVIDING REPRODUCTIVE CARE: RVU-BASED INCENTIVE PLANS, INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR REPRODUCTIVE CARE R. Matthew Coward
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SESSION IV: DEBATE: ACCESS TO FERTILITY PRESERVATION IS A PRIVILEGE NOT A RIGHT PATIENTS SHOULD NOT GET UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO FERTILITY PRESERVATION CARE Kathleen Hwang
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PATIENTS SHOULD ALL GET UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO FERTILITY PRESERVATION CARE James Dupree
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HOW CAN YOU ACTUALLY ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO FERTILITY PRESERVATION? HEALTH POLICY ADVOCATE’S PERSPECTIVE Joyce Reinecke
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CONCLUSION OF SESSION James Smith
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1:00 pm - 5:25 pm GERIATRIC UROLOGICAL SOCIETY (GUS) Room 208 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Society President: Tomas Griebling
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SESSION I: UNDERACTIVE BLADDER (UAB) UPDATE 2017: WHERE ARE WE AND WHERE ARE WE HEADED? Moderators: Michael B. Chancellor, Ananias C. Diokno Panelists: Noaki Yoshimura, Michelle J. Lajiness, Nitya Abraham
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SESSION II: ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION I Moderator: Ananias Diokno
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URODYNAMIC AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERISTICS OF DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY IN A RATE CRYOINJURY BLADDER MODEL AND EFFECTS OF LOW ENERGY SHOCK WAVE THERAPY Yao-Chi Chuang
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EFFECTS OF TRPV4 CHANNEL ACTIVATION IN A RATE MODEL OF UAB AND DHIC INDUCED BY PELVIC NERVE INJURY Eiichiro Takaoka
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HOLEP IN PATIENTS OVER 75 YEARS OF AGE Jessica Paonessa
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THIRD LINE THERAPIES FOR OVERACTIVE BLADER (OAB) IN A GERIATRIC POPULATION SEEN IN A TERTIARY CARE SPECIALTY CLINIC Jason Gilleran
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ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION II Moderator: Tomas Griebling EFFECT OF AGE ON BLADDER UROTHELIAL HOMEOSTASIS Lori Birder
WISER USE OF PSA IN ASIAN POPULATION FOR PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS Anthony C.F. Ng NEITHER PSAD AND CLINICAL T STAGE, NOR ALPHA REDUCTASE INHIBITOR USE SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTS PATHOLOGICAL PROGRESS IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS UNDER ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Ibrahim Cevik
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OVERALL SURVIVAL IN ELDERLY WITH PROSTATE CANCER: A HUNGARIAN POPULATION BASED STUDY ANALYZING THE NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE FOUND DATABASE Peter Nyirady
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URODYNAMIC FINDINGS IN OLDER ADULTS WITH LUTS Peter Rosier
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DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A URO-GERIATRICS CLINICAL LIAISON SERVICE Lewis Chan
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TREATMENT PATTERNS FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER AMONG MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES Charles Scales
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MINOR UROLOGIC SURGERY AMONG FRAIL ELDERLY PATIENTS Anne Suskind
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EVIDENCE BASED CHOICES FOR ANTIBIOTICS FOR UTI IN GERIATRIC UROLOGY Philippe Zimmern
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Forums COMBINED SPU CONGENITALISM WORKING GROUP PROGRAM Atlantic 3 @ Renaissance Waterfront 1:30
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PANEL: USE OF BOWEL FOR RECONSTRUCTION Moderators: Stephanie Kielb, Jairam Eswara Mark Cain, Steve Brandes, Samuel Nurko
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BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF UROLOGICAL SURGEONS (BAUS), BJUI AND UROLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND (USANZ) Grand Ballroom CDE @ Westin Waterfront 2:00
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PERSONALISED MEDICINE Chair: Prokar Dasgupta
UROLOGICAL TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE Chair: Peter Heathcote TRAINING AND INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF UROLOGISTS Kieran O’Flynn
PERSONALISED MEDICINE FOR BLADDER CANCER Bernard Bochner 2:20
PERSONALISED MEDICINE FOR PROSTATE CANCER Ian Vela
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THE ROLE OF COGNITIVE TRAINING IN SURGERY Khurshid Guru
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PERSONALISED MEDICINE FOR BPH Wade Bushman
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COFFEY-KRANE AWARD PRESENTATION Prokar Dasgupta
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IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR UROLOGICAL CANCERS Jennifer Mataraza
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2:00 pm - 5:00 pm JAPANESE UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (JUA) Grand Ballroom A @ Westin Waterfront
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OPENING REMARKS: AUA REPRESENTATIVE
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PROSTATE CANCER - NEW MARKERS, IMAGING MODALITIES FOR BETTER DIAGNOSIS Moderators: Yasutomo Nasu, Andrew Stephenson
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CURRENT STATUS OF NEOADJUVANT AND ADJUVANT TREATMENTS FOR RCC Hiro-omi Kanayama
GLYCOBIOLOGY OF PSA FOR EARLY DETECTION OF PROSTATE CANCER Chikara Ohyama 2:15
INCORPORATING MMRI IN THE DIAGNOSTIC DECISION MAKING FOR SIGNIFICANT CANCER Andrew Stephenson
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PANEL DISCUSSION ON CLINICAL CASES: WHAT IS YOUR CHOICE OF TREATMENT? Moderators: Yoshiyuki Kojima, Andrew Stephenson Panelists: Takashi Kobayashi, Tetsuya Shindo AUA Faculty: Scott Eggener, Edouard Trabulsi
RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Moderators: Masatoshi Eto, Chandru Sundaram
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IMMUNE CHECKPOINT BLOCKADE FOR MRCC Chandru Sundaram
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PANEL DISCUSSION ON CLINICAL CASES: HOW TO APPROACH THIS SITUATION? Moderators: Masatoshi Eto, Chandru Sandaram Panelists: Hideaki Miyake, Katsunori Tatsugami AUA Faculty: Surena Matin, Eric Singer
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INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS Moderators: Yasuhiko Igawa, Howard Goldman PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS YoShiyuki Akiyama
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MANAGEMENT OF INTERSTITIAL CYCTITIS: AN EVIDENCE BASED APPROACH UTILIZING THE AUA GUIDELINES Howard Goldman
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CLOSING REMARKS Masato Fujisawa
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PANEL DISCUSSION ON CLINICAL CASES: HOW DO YOU TREAT THIS PATIENT? DIFFERENCES IN APPROACHES? Moderators: Tomohiro Ueda, Howard Goldman Panelists: Hitoshi Oh-oka, Naoki Wada AUA Faculty: Gopal Badlani, Kathleen Kobashi
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TRATAMIENTO DE LA INCONTINENCIA DE ORINA MASCULINE (TREATMENT OF MALE URINARY INCONTINENCE) Moderator: Martin del Sordo Leandro Capiel
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GERIATRÍA Y CÁNCER: CUÁL ES EL LÍMITE DEL TRATAMIENTO? (GERIATRICS AND CANCER: WHAT ARE THE TREATMENT LIMITS?) Moderator: Alejandro Nolazco Osvaldo Mazza
LITIASIS INFECTADA EN ADULTO MAYOR: RESOLUCIÓN ENDOUROLÓGICA (INFECTED LITHIASIS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS: EDOUROLOGIC RESOLUTION) Moderator: Horacio Sanguinetti Norberto Bernardo
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XOFIGO® EN EL TRATAMIENTO DEL CÁNCER DE PRÓSTATA AVANZADO: MAXIMIZANDO BENEFICIOS. (XOFIGO® FOR THE TREATMENT OF ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER: MAXIMIZING BENEFITS) Moderator: Miguel Angel Costa Mauricio Castaneda
CONSEJOS PRÁCTICOS PARA LA CIRUGÍA LAPAROSCÓPICA DE LOS TUMORES RETROPERITONEALES (TIPS FOR LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY OF RETROPERITONEAL TUMORS) Moderator: Adrian Momesso Gonzalo Vitagliano
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DISCUSIÓN DE CASOS CLÍNICOS (DISCUSSION OF CLINCAL CASES) Moderator: Patricio Alvarez Panelists: Ricardo Nardone, Carlos Palazzo
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CIERRE DEL SIMPOSIO (CLOSING OF THE SYMPOSIUM)
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VALOR DE LA LINFADENECTOMÍA DE RESCATE POS PROSTATECTOMÍA RADICAL (VALUE OF SALVAGE LYMPH NODE DISSECTION POST-RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY) Moderator: Wenceslao Villamil Fernando Pablo Secin CÓMO RESOLVER LA DISFUNCIÓN SEXUAL PRODUCIDA POR LAS COMORBILIDADES (HOW TO TREAT SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION CAUSED BY COMORBIDITIES) Moderator: Miguel Rivero Malen Pijoan
Sunday, May 14, 2017
2:00 pm - 6:30 pm R. FRANK JONES UROLOGICAL SOCIETY (RFJ) Room 209 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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WELCOME AND PRESIDENT’S UPDATE Society Chair and President: Jacqueline Hamilton
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WELCOME FROM THE AUA
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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SOCIEDAD ARGENTINA DE UROLOGIA (SAU) Grand Ballroom B @ Westin Waterfront
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MIDLEVEL PROVIDERS IN UROLOGY: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS Kenneth Mitchell
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS/AUDIENCE RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY
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INTRODUCTION AND PRETEST
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RACE AND THE ENVIRONMENT: EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND GENITOURINARY CANCER Mark Mitchell
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AUDIENCE RESPONSE/QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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USE OF NOVEL GENETIC TESTS TO HELP INDIVIDUALIZE PATIENT SELECTION FOR PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING AND TREATMENT Marc Garnick
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DIET AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO PROSTATE CANCER Terry Mason
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS/AUDIENCE RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY
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ROUND TABLE: IMPACT OF “REPEALING AND REPLACING” THE AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE ACT ON ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE FOR UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS Moderator: Chiledum Ahaghotu Panelists: Mark Mitchell, Terry Mason, Charles Walker, Robert Waterhouse, Jr.
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AUDIENCE RESPONSE/QUESTIONS AND ANSWER/POSTTEST
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CONCLUDING REMARKS
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3:00 pm - 5:30 pm RESEARCH FORUM: EARLY-CAREER INVESTIGATORS SHOWCASE Room 210C @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATORS POSTER VIEWING
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PROGRAM INTRODUCTION Carolyn Best
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ORAL ANTIBIOTIC EXPOSURE AND INCIDENT KIDNEY STONE DISEASE Gregory Tasian
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MOLECULAR PROFILING OF MULTI-FOCAL PROSTATE CANCER AND CONCOMITANT LYMPH NODE METASTASIS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TISSUE-BASED PROGNOSTIC BIOMARKERS Simpa Salami
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STUDIES IN THE CONTEMPORARY MANAGEMENT OF GENITOURINARY TRAUMA UTILIZING THE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL TRIALS COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE SURGERY OF TRAUMA (AAST) Jeremy Myers
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INHIBITION OF THE P63-MYC SIGNALING AXIS TO OVERCOME CISPLATIN RESISTANCE IN MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER John Sfakianos
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THE ROLE OF THE SUCCINATE RECEPTOR IN THE TREATMENT OF VOIDING DYSFUNCTION ASSOCIATED WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME Lysanne Campeau
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SPOP MUTATION DRIVES PROSTATE TUMORIGENESIS IN VIVO THROUGH COORDINATE REGULATION OF PI3K/MTOR AND AR SIGNALING Christopher Barbieri
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MARKERS OF CENTRAL SENSITIZATION IN WOMEN UNDERGOING THIRD-LINE OAB THERAPY William Stuart Reynolds
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TRENDS IN THE USE OF INTRACYTOPLASMIC SPERM INJECTION: INDICATIONS AND OUTCOMES Akanksha Mehta
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IMMUNE CORRELATES OF PATHOLOGIC RESPONSE IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS UNDERGOING NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY Philip Abbosh
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AUA/UROLOGY CARE FOUNDATION RESEARCH ACTIVITIES Krystal Brinson
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PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Carolyn Best
SUBFERTILITY HEALTH ASSISTED REPRODUCTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT (SHARE): TRANS-GENERATIONAL IMPACTS OF MALE INFERTILITY James Hotaling
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3:30 pm - 5:30 pm ASSOCIATION FRANC ¸ AISE D’UROLOGIE (AFU) Commonwealth A @ Westin Waterfront
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WELCOME BY THE AFU DELEGATE OF THE INTERNATIONAL MEMBER COMMITTEE OF THE AUA Emmanuel Chartier-Kastler
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PROSTATE BIOPSIES Pierre Mozer, Jonathan Coleman
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PROLAPSE MANAGEMENT FROM EUROPE TO USA Elise De, Gilles Karsenty
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CONCLUSION OF THE MEETING AND SUMMARY BY THE PRESIDENT OF AFU Thierry Lebret
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3:30 pm - 5:30 pm STONE DISEASE: SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Michael Bailey and John Denstedt
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP62-01 PREDICTION FOR SUCCESS RATE OF SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY USING MEAN STONE DENSITY-STONE HETEROGENEITY INDEX RATIO CALCULATING HOUNSFIELD UNIT ON NON-CONTRAST COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY Dong Hyuk Kang*, Kang Su Cho, Won Sik Ham, Jong Kyou Kwon, Seung Hwan Lee, Young Deuk Choi, Joo Yong Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP62-05 DOES BOWEL PREPARATION OR FASTING IMPROVE STONE VISUALISATION AND CLEARANCE IN THOSE UNDERGOING SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY FOR INTRA-RENAL CALCULI? Athina Pirpiris*, Bentleigh East, Australia, Debbie Siew, Antonio de Sousa, Shekib Shahbaz, Philip McCahy, Melbourne, Australia MP62-06 ADVANCEMENTS IN ULTRASONIC PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY FOR PUSHING KIDNEY STONES Karmon Janssen*, Tacoma, WA, Barbrina Dunmire, Mike Bailey, Bryan Cunitz, Lei Kapaku, Mathew Sorensen, Jonathan Harper, Seattle, WA, Timothy Brand, Tacoma, WA
MP62-02 VARIATION COEFFICIENT OF STONE DENSITY: A NOVEL PREDICTOR OF TREATMENT OUTCOME FOLLOWING EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY Shimpei Yamashita*, Yasuo Kohjimoto, Takashi Iguchi, Akinori Iba, Isao Hara, Wakayama, Japan
MP62-07 IDENTIFICATION OF FACTORS AFFECTING IN VITRO LITHOTRIPSY EXPERIMENTS TOWARDS AN IMPROVED MODEL Justin Ahn*, Wayne Kreider, Christopher Hunter, Theresa Zwaschka, Michael Bailey, Mathew Sorensen, Jonathan Harper, Adam Maxwell, Seattle, WA
MP62-03 PREDICTING ESWL OUTCOME USING CLASSIFICATION AND REGRESSION TREE (CART) ANALYSIS Yasuo Kohjimoto*, Shimpei Yamashita, Takashi Iguchi, Satoshi Nishizawa, Akinori Iba, Kazuro Kikkawa, Isao Hara, Wakayama, Japan
MP62-08 MARKERS OF RENAL INJURY DURING SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY WITH NARROW VS. WIDE FOCAL ZONES RJD’A Honey, Daniela Ghiculete, Monica A. Farcas*, Kenneth T. Pace, Toronto, Canada
MP62-04 IDENTIFICATION OF THE RECOMMENDED TECHNIQUES, CASE SELECTION, AND INVENTION TO IMPROVE EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY SUCCESS RATES Atsushi Okada*, Teruaki Sugino, Rei Unno, Kazumi Taguchi, Shuzo Hamamoto, Ryosuke Ando, Keiichi Tozawa, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
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MP62-09 RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL COMPARING NARROW VERSUS WIDE FOCAL ZONES FOR SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY OF RENAL CALCULI RJ D’A Honey, Daniela Ghiculete, Monica A. Farcas*, Kenneth T. Pace, Toronto, Canada
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MP62-16 SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY IS EFFICACIOUS FOR TREATING OBESE PATIENTS WITH UPPER URETERIC CALCULI : 5 YEAR PROSPECTIVE OUTCOMES FROM A DEDICATED CENTRE TREATING PATIENTS WITH A SKIN-TOSTONE DISTANCE OF MORE THAN 14CM William K M Gietzmann, Abishek Sharma, Edward Mains, ismail El-Mokadem, Ben G Thomas, Simon Phipps, David A Tolley, Mark L Cutress*, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
MP62-10 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON STONE BREAKAGE AND LESION SIZE EVALUATION OF A NEW ELECTROHYDRAULIC (SPARKER ARRAY) DISCHARGE DEVICE Bret Connors*, Indianapolis, IN, Ray Schaefer, John Gallagher, Chelmsford, MA, Cynthia Johnson, Andrew Evan, Indianapolis, IN MP62-11 EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK-WAVE LITHOTRIPSY (ESWL) FOR RENAL STONES IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASED KIDNEY FUNCTION AFTER LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP Christian Fankhauser*, Josias Grogg, Alexander Holenstein, Qing Zhong, Johann Steurer, Thomas Hermanns, Tullio Sulser, Ce´dric Poyet, Zurich, Switzerland
MP62-17 LISTENING TO MUSIC DURING SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY DECREASES ANXIETY, PAIN AND DISSATISFACTION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY Ozgur Cakmak, Izmir, Turkey, Sertac Cimen, Halifax, Canada, Huseyin Tarhan, Mugla, Turkey, Rahmi Gokhan Ekin, Batuhan Ergani, Taha Cetin, Volkan Ulker, Ilker Akarken, Zafer Kozacioglu*, Izmir, Turkey
MP62-12 URETEROSCOPY AND SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY UTILIZATION PATTERNS IN WISCONSIN: AN ANALYSIS OF SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS John Roger Bell*, Brett Johnson, Kristina Penniston, Stephen Y Nakada, Madison, WI
MP62-18 AMBULATORY SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY IS AN EFFICACIOUS AND COST-EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR LOWER POLE RENAL STONES BETWEEN 10-20MM IN SIZE: A PROSPECTIVE LARGE SINGLE CENTRE STUDY Daniel Good, Luke Chan, Karina Laing, Simon Phipps, Ben Thomas, Julian Keanie, David Tolley, Mark Cutress*, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
MP62-13 COMPARISON OF PATIENT SATISFACTION FOR TREATMENT EFFICACY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS BETWEEN SWL AND URS FOR URINARY STONE: ANALYSIS FROM PATIENTS’ VIEW Yoshikazu Sato*, Musashi Tobe, Kosuke Uchida, Kazunori Haga, Ichiya Honma, Keigo Akagashi, Toshikazu Nitta, Hisao Nakajima, Tatsuo Hanzawa, Sapporo, Japan
MP62-19 CROSS VALIDATION OF A PREDICTIVE ANALYTIC MODEL WHICH PREDICTS SUCCESS AND COMPLICATIONS OF SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY Blake Hamilton*, Salt Lake City, UT, Ryan Seltzer, Donald Gleason, Tucson, AZ, Stephen Nakada, Madison, WI, Glenn Gerber, Chicago, IL
MP62-14 URETERAL STENTING CAN BE A NEGATIVE PREDICTOR FOR SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME FOLLOWING SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY IN PATIENTS WITH URETERAL STONES Dong Hyuk Kang*, Kang Su Cho, Won Sik Ham, Jong Kyou Kwon, Seung Hwan Lee, Young Deuk Choi, Joo Yong Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP62-20 EFFECT OF STONE SIZE AND COMPOSITION ON ULTRASONIC PROPULSION IN VITRO Karmon Janssen*, Tacoma, WA, Barbrina Dunmire, Mike Bailey, Bryan Cunitz, Mathew Sorensen, Jonathan Harper, Seattle, WA, Timothy Brand, Tacoma, WA
MP62-15 EMERGENCY EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY FOR UPPER URETERIC STONES WITH OR WITHOUT PRE-STENTING: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL Tarek El-Ghazaly*, Shameem Vita, Salam Hussain, Abdulkader Al-Obaidy, Doha, Qatar
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Moderated Poster Session 63 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: INCONTINENCE: EVALUATION (URODYNAMIC TESTING) Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jerry Blaivas, Cristiano Gomes and Courtenay Moore ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP63-08 CAN URODYNAMIC PARAMETERS PREDICT SLING REVISION FOR VOIDING DYSFUNCTION IN WOMEN UNDERGOING SYNTHETIC MIDURETHRAL SLING PLACEMENT? Brian Linder*, Emanuel Trabuco, John Gebhart, Christopher Klingele, John Occhino, Daniel Elliott, Deborah Lightner, Rochester, MN
MP63-02 PURE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: ANALYSIS OF THE PREVALENCE, ESTIMATION OF COSTS AND FINANCIAL IMPACT Emanuele Rubilotta, Matteo Balzarro*, Silvia Bassi, Paolo Corsi, Marco Pirozzi, Trabacchin Nicolo`, Antonio Benito Porcaro, Antonio D’Amico, Walter Artibani, Verona, Italy
MP63-09 PREDICTION OF THE LONG-TERM DURABILITY OF SUBURETHRAL SLING BASED ON POSTOPERATIVE URODYNAMICS Hsin-Ho Liu*, Taichung, Taiwan, HannChorng Kuo, Hualien, Taiwan
MP63-03 THE TIMED ASSESSMENT OF MOBILITY FOR URINARY FUNCTION (TAM-U): A MEASURE FOR FUNCTIONAL INCONTINENCE IN THE ELDERLY Lynn Stothers*, Vancouver, Canada
MP63-10 DO URODYNAMICS PREDICT URINARY RETENTION AFTER SLING PLACEMENT IN THE COMPLEX PATIENT: VALUE OF REPRODUCING SYMPTOMS OF URODYNAMICS Alyssa Greiman*, Lauren Rittenberg, Lindsey Cox, Ross Rames, Eric Rovner, Charleston, SC
MP63-04 OAB SCORE. A CLINICAL MODEL THAT OPTIMAZES THE PROBABILITY OF PRESENTING OVERACTIVE DETRUSOR IN URODYNIMIC STUDY Leandro Arribillaga*, Ariel Montedoro, Rube´n Guillermo Bengió, Marta Ledesma, Florencia Pisano, Aldana Pierantozzi, Ruben Hugo Bengió, Córdoba, Argentina
MP63-11 IS IT MANDATORY TO PERFORM URODYNAMICS TO IDENTIFY OCCULT STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE? Susane Hwang*, Luı´s Gustavo Toledo, Silvia Carramao, Armando Frade, Raquel Richetti, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Andre Matos, Salvador, Brazil, Antonio Auge, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP63-05 NOVEL URODYNAMIC FINDINGS IN FEMALE PATIENTS WITH URGENCY URINARY INCONTINENCE Liang Dong*, Jiayi Li, Jianwei Lv, Jing Leng, Wei Xue, Yiran Huang, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP63-12 RELIABILITY OF VALSALVA LEAK POINT PRESSURE IN FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Jun Seok Kim*, Dong Hoon Yoo, Dong Hoon Lim, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Myung Ki Kim, Jeonju, Korea, Republic of, Hee Jong Jeong, Iksan, Korea, Republic of, Eun Mi Yang, Seong Woon Park, Joon Hwa Noh, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of
MP63-06 CATEGORIZATION OF REAL-TIME SENSATION PATTERNS DURING URODYNAMICS Zachary Cullingsworth*, Adam Klausner, Anna Nagle, William Simmons, Jacqueline Morin, Randy Vince, David Rapp, John Speich, Richmond, VA
MP63-13 DOES VIDEOURODYNAMIC CLASSIFICATION DEPEND ON PATIENT POSITIONING IN PATIENTS WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE? Hazel Ecclestone*, Eskinder Solomon, Rizwan Hamid, Mahreen Paksad, Daniel Wood, Tamsin Greenwell, Jeremy Ockrim, London, United Kingdom
MP63-07 CHARACTERIZATION OF LOW AMPLITUDE RHYTHMIC CONTRACTIONS DURING URODYNAMICS Zachary Cullingsworth*, Brooks Kelly, William Simmons, Andrew Colhoun, Anna Nagle, Randy Vince, John Speich, Adam Klausner, Richmond, VA
MP63-14 OVERNIGHT AMBULATORY URODYNAMICS FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WITH NOCTURIA AND/OR NOCTURNAL ENURESIS Eskinder Solomon, Megan Duffy, Sachin Malde, Hazel Ecclestone*, Mahreen Paksad, Rizwan Hamid, Tamsin Greenwell, Jeremy Ockrim, London, United Kingdom
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP63-01 ADVANCED MATERNAL AGE AT FIRST DELIVERY DOES NOT AFFECT PATIENTREPORTED URINARY OUTCOMES: RESULTS FROM A NATIONWIDE SAMPLE Michael Daugherty*, Natasha Ginzburg, Syracuse, NY
MP63-19 THE VALUE OF URODYNAMICS PRIOR TO SACRAL NEUROMODULATION IN MEN Elodi Dielubanza*, Bradley Gill, Shree Agrawal, Henry Okafor, Cleveland, OH, Jessica Lloyd, Cleveland, OH, Juan Guzman, Courtenay Moore, Howard B. Goldman, Sandip Vasavada, Raymond Rackley, Cleveland, OH
MP63-15 CONCORDANCE OF URODYNAMIC DEFINITIONS OF FEMALE BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION Eskinder Solomon*, Habiba Yasmin, Megan Duffy, Sachin Malde, Jeremy Ockrim, Tamsin Greenwell, London, United Kingdom MP63-16 EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON MALE STRESS INCONTINENCE Daniel Hoffman*, New York, NY, Benjamin Brucker, Nirit Rosenblum, New York, NY, Varun Vijay, New York, NY, Victor Nitti, New York, NY
MP63-20 SYMPTOMATIC URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS’ RATE POST-URODYNAMIC STUDIES AND RISK FACTORS Michael Vainrib*, KFAR SABA, Israel APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP63-17 ROLES OF URODYNAMICS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF POST RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE: DO FINDINGS CHANGE PATIENT MANAGEMENT? Janice Cheng*, Concord, Australia, Ameet Patel, County Durham, United Kingdom, Vincent Tse, Lewis Chan, Concord, Australia MP63-18 DO SYMPTOMS CORRELATE WITH URODYNAMIC FINDINGS FOR MEN WITH POST-PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE? Joseph LaBossiere*, Sender Herschorn, Toronto, Canada
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Moderated Poster Session 64 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY V Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Christopher Amling, Herbert Lepor and Francesco Montorsi ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP64-01 EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF THE CAPRAS SCORE TO PREDICT BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RESULTS FROM THE K-CAP DATABASE Yong Hyun Park*, Jin Bong Choi, U-Syn Ha, Sung-Hoo Hong, Sae Woong Kim, Ji Youl Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP64-02 ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF SALVAGE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A MULTICENTRE SERIES OF 243 PATIENTS Giancarlo Marra*, Paolo Gontero, Paolo Alessio, Marco Oderda, Michele Brattoli, Giorgio Calleris, Anna Palazzetti, Francesca Pisano, Antonino Battaglia, Stefania Munegato, Bruno Frea, Turin, Italy, Fernando Munoz, Aosta, Italy, Claudia Filippini, Turin, Italy, Estefania Linares, Rafael SanchezSalas, Paris, France, Sanchia Goonewardene, Prokar Dasgupta, Declan Cahill, Ben Challacombe, Rick Popert, London, United Kingdom, David Gillatt, Raj Persad, Bristol, United Kingdom, Juan Palou, Barcelona, Spain, Steven Joniau, Leuven, Belgium, Salvatore Smelzo, Thierry Piechaud, Bordeaux, France, Alexandre De La Taille, Cre´teil, France, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Simone Albissini, Roland Van Velthoven, Bruxelles, Belgium, Alessandro Morlacco, Sharma Vidit, Rochester, MN, Giorgio Gandaglia, Alexander Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Joseph Smith, Shreyas Joshi, Gabriel Fiscus, Nashville, TN, Robert Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
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MP64-04 PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN NADIR: THE OPTIMAL LEVEL TO DEFINE BIOCHEMICAL FAILURE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Seyed Yousef Hosseini, Erfan Amini*, Naser Riazi, Mohsen Ayati, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
MP64-11 ZONAL DISTRIBUTION OF PROSTATE CANCER IS IMPORTANT PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER TREATED ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY(RARP) Makoto Ohori*, Tatsuo Gondo, Yosuke Hirasawa, Takeshi Hashimoto, Yoshihiro Nakagami, Rie Inoue, Takashi Nagao, Tokyo, Japan
MP64-05 CONTEMPORARY EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR PROSTATE CANCER IN THE UK – AN ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL PRACTICE AND LYMPH NODE INVASION RATES Edward Calleja, Sarah Fowler, John McGrath, Prasanna Sooriakumaran, Jonathan Aning*, London, United Kingdom MP64-06 LYMPHADENECTOMY IN GLEASON 7 PROSTATE CANCER: UTILIZATION AND ADHERENCE TO GUIDELINES Thenappan Chandrasekar*, Hanan Goldberg, Zachary Klaassen, Robert J. Hamilton, Girish S. Kulkarni, Neil E. Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
MP64-12 ASSESSING DECIPHER FOR PREDICTING LYMPH NODE POSITIVE DISEASE AMONG MEN DIAGNOSED WITH INTERMEDIATE RISK DISEASE TREATED WITH PROSTATECTOMY AND EPLND Mary Achim, Surena Matin, Brian Chapin, Patricia Troncoso, Elsa Li Ning Tapia, Mireya Guerrero, Ina Prokhorova, Houston, TX, Anders Olson, Zaid Haddad, Jennifer Margrave, Jijumon Chelliserry, Lucia Lam, Kasra Yousefi, Christine Buerki, Elai Davicioni, Vancouver, Canada, John Davis*, Houston, TX
MP64-07 LYMPH NODE YIELD AND POSITIVITY RATE BY LOCATION IN 1000 ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY PATIENTS THAT UNDERWENT EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTIONS AT A SINGLE INSTITUTION Paul Gellhaus*, Nora Ruel, Avinash Chennamsetty, William Chu, Justin Emtage, Jonathan Yamzon, Clayton Lau, Pasadena, CA, Timothy Wilson, Santa Monica, CA, Bertram Yuh, Pasadena, CA
MP64-13 DECREASING OVERTREATMENT OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER WITH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: 10-YEAR TRENDS Ilhan Gokhan*, Tracy Han, Ghalib Jibara, Robert Qi, Judd Moul, Durham, NC
MP64-08 SYMPTOMATIC LYMPHOCELE FORMATION AFTER EXTRAPERITONEAL VS. TRANSPERITONEAL ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND BILATERAL PELVIC LYMPHADENECTOMY David Horovitz*, Xiang Lu, Changyong Feng, Edward Messing, Jean Joseph, Rochester, NY
MP64-14 SIMPLE PROGNOSTIC MODEL FOR HIGHRISK PROSTATE CANCER AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Yasuo Kohjimoto*, Takahito Wakamiya, Takashi Iguchi, Shimpei Yamashita, Satoshi Nishizawa, Akinori Iba, Kazuro Kikkawa, Isao Hara, Wakayama, Japan
MP64-09 THE IMPACT OF OF LYMPH NODES COUNT AND ADJUVANT THERAPY ON ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES IN MEN WITH LYMPH NODE METASTASIS AT THE TIME OF RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Hao Nguyen*, Janet Cowan, Matthew Cooperberg, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA
MP64-15 ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN ISUP GRADE 5 PROSTATE CANCER: ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES Itay Sagy*, Charles Nottingham, Shay Golan, Matt Galocy, Arieh Shalhav, Chicago, IL MP64-16 ADVERSE FEATURES AND COMPETING RISK MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Valerio Vagnoni, Lorenzo Bianchi, Marco Borghesi, Cristian Vincenzo Pultrone, Hussam Dababneh, Marco Giampaoli, Martina Sofia Rossi, Francesco Chessa, Daniele Romagnoli, Andrea Angiolini, Giuseppe Martorana, Riccardo Schiavina*, Eugenio Brunocilla, Bologna, Italy
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MP64-10 IS THERE AN AGE LIMIT FOR THE INDICATION OF EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION DURING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER? Alessandro Larcher*, Nicola Fossati, Giorgio Gandaglia, Umberto Capitanio, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Emanuele Zaffuto, Nazareno Suardi, Marco Bandini, Milan, Italy, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP64-03 TUMOR AND MRI FEATURES PREDICTIVE OF EXTRACAPSULAR EXTENSION IN HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER Pooya Banapour*, Andrew Schumacher, Rex Parker, David Finley, Los Angeles, CA
MP64-20 PATHOLOGICAL UPGRADING AND UPSTAGING AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN JAMAICAN MEN WITH LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER Belinda Morrison*, Gareth Reid, Richard Mayhew, William Aiken, Barrie Hanchard, Kingston, Jamaica
MP64-17 REDUCTION OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS DUE TO A SIMPLIFIED NEUROSAFE TECHNIQUE Niklas Harland*, Bence Sipos, Jörg Hennenlotter, Bastian Amend, Marcus Scharpf, Arnulf Stenzl, Jens Bedke, Tu¨bingen, Germany
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MP64-18 LONG-TERM IMPACT OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: AN ANALYSIS OF A LARGE PROSPECTIVE COHORT Joanne Nyarangi-Dix*, Gencay Hatiboglu, Dogu Teber, Stefan Duensing, Markus Hohenfellner, Heidelberg, Germany MP64-19 FACTORS PREDICTING PERSISTENTLY ELEVATED PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RESULTS FROM A HIGH-VOLUME SINGLE INSTITUTION OVER 10 YEARS Victor Chen*, Onder Kara, Pascal Mouracade, Jaya Chavali, Robert Stein, Cleveland, OH
Sunday, May 14, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 65 BLADDER CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY III Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: James Catto and Robert Hurst ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP65-01 EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES AS A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR BACILLUS ´ RIN IMMUNOTHERAPY CALMETTE-GUE Carlos Ortiz-Bonilla*, Christopher Silvers, Peng-Nien Yin, Edward Messing, Yi-Fen Lee, Rochester, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP65-04 GSTT2 MODULATES PATIENT RESPONSE TO BCG IMMUNOTHERAPY Juwita Norasmara Rahmat, Kah Wei Tan, Yiong Huak Chan, Lata Raman, Ma Zin Mar Wai, Edmund Chiong, Kesavan Esuvaranathan, Ratha Mahendran*, Singapore, Singapore
MP65-02 CANCER EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES PROMOTE BLADDER TUMORIGENESIS BY INDUCING CHRONIC ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM STRESS AND INFLAMMATION: A NOVEL MECHANISM FOR FIELD CANCERIZATION Chia-Hao Wu*, Christopher Silvers, Edward Messing, Yi-Fen Lee, Rochester, NY
MP65-05 IFN␣ MODULATES THE RESPONSE TO BCG IMMUNOTHERAPY IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS WITH SPECIFIC CTLA4 SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS Ratha Mahendran, Juwita Norasmara Rahmat, Sin Mun Tham, Yew Koon Lim, Jen Hwei Sng, Lata Raman, Ma Zin Mar Wai, Yiong Huak Chan, Woon Chau Tsang, Edmund Chiong, Kesavan Esuvaranathan*, Singapore, Singapore
MP65-03 INHIBITION OF PEG10 MAY BE A NOVEL TREATMENT STRATEGY FOR A SUBSET OF BLADDER CANCER Yoshihisa Kawai*, Ube, Japan, Fan Zhang, Vancouver, Canada, Shusuke Akamatsu, Kyoto, Japan, Tetsutaro Hayashi, Hiroshima, Japan, Kenjiro Imada, Eliana Beraldi, Roland Seiler, Jeffrey Leong, Htoo Oo, Igor Moskalev, Ladan Fazli, Vancouver, Canada, Akinori Sato, Tokorozawa, Japan, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan, Peter Black, Colin Collins, Martin Gleave, Vancouver, Canada
MP65-06 INTRAVESICAL BCG INDUCES CD4ⴙ T CELL EXPANSION BUT NOT ACTIVATION IN A CLINICALLY RELEVANT IMMUNE COMPETENT MODEL OF BLADDER CANCER Max Kates*, Thomas Nirschl, Niklai Sopko, Hotaka Matsui, Alexander Baras, George Netto, Noah Hahn, David McConkey, Charles Drake, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
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MP65-13 FLAVOPIRIDOL AS A NOVEL AGENT FOR BLADDER CANCER Reema Railkar, Thomas Sanford*, Mohammed Siddiqui, Spencer Krane, Piyush Agarwal, Bethesda, MD
MP65-07 TREATMENT WITH THE HISTONE DEACETYLASE INHIBITOR, CI-994, IN COMBINATION WITH PD-1 BLOCKADE LEADS TO REGRESSION OF INTRAVESICAL MURINE TUMORS Catherine Eden*, Cynthia Perez-Fournier, Gopal Gupta, Jose Guevara-Patino, Maywood, IL MP65-08 HEAT-TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY USING THE COMBAT BRS DEVICE FOR TREATING BLADDER CANCER Steven C. Brousell*, Thomas A. Longo, Joseph J. Fantony, Wiguins Etienne, David Needham, Mark W. Dewhirst, Paolo F. Maccarini, Ivan Spasojevic, Brant A. Inman, Durham, NC MP65-09 MOLECULAR TUMOUR GRADING AND OUTCOME PROGNOSTICATION OF NON MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER BASED ON WHOLE TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS Alexandre R. Zlotta*, Jess Shen, Toronto, Canada, Aidan P. Noon, Sheffield, United Kingdom, Haiyan Jiang, Cynthia Kuk, Ruoyu Ni, Balram Sukhu, Kin Chan, Annette Erlich, Toronto, Canada, Morgan Roupret, Thomas Seisen, Eva Comparat, Paris, France, Joan Sweet, Girish S. Kulkarni, Neil E Fleshner, Azar Azad, Theodorus H. van der Kwast, Jeffrey Wrana, Toronto, Canada
MP65-15 COMPARISON OF GENOMIC ALTERATIONS IN BLADDER UROTHELIAL TUMORS WITH AND WITHOUT TELOMERASE REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PROMOTER MUTATION USING A NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING ASSAY Sumit Isharwal*, Franc¸ois Audenet, Eugene Pietzak, Eugene Cha, Gopakumar Iyer, Ahmet Zehir, Barry Taylor, Michael Berger, Satish Tickoo, Victor Reuter, Jonathan Rosenberg, Dean Bajorin, Guido Dalbagni, Bernard Bochner, David Solit, Hikmat AlAhmadie, New York, NY
MP65-10 RECURRENT NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA TUMORS HAVE COMMON ANCESTRAL CLONE Christopher Duymich, Sumeet SyanBhanvadia*, Yong June Kim, Jessica Charlet, Hung-Yoon Yoon, Won Tae Kim, Wun-Jae Kim, Peter Jones, Siamak Daneshmand, Gangning Liang, Los Angeles, CA
MP65-16 INACTIVATION OF FOXA1 AND PTEN RESULTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF CARCINOMA IN SITU AND THE BASAL SUBTYPE OF MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER FOLLOWING CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE Vasty Osei-Amponsa, Zongyu Zheng, Soumar Bouza, Joshua Warrick, Hershey, PA, Cathy Mendelsohn, New York, NY, Klaus Kaestner, Philadelphia, PA, Xue-Ru Wu, New York, NY, David DeGraff*, Hershey, PA
MP65-11 MUCIN 16 IS A MUTATIONAL HOTSPOT FOR NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Sumeet Syan-Bhanvadia*, Christopher Duymich, Yong June Kim, Jessica Charlet, Hung-Yoon Yoon, Won Tae Kim, Wun-Jae Kim, Peter Jones, Siamak Daneshmand, Gangning Liang, Los Angeles, CA
MP65-17 INTRAVESICAL THALIDOMIDE BOOSTS ´ RIN (BCG) IN BACILLUS CALMETE- GUE NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER TREATMENT Gabriela R. Passos, Juliana A. Camargo, Karen L. Ferrari, Ma´rio J. A. Saad, Amilcar Castro, Leonardo O. Reis*, Campinas - SP, Brazil
MP65-12 TARGETING ESTROGEN/ESTROGEN RECEPTOR SIGNAL PATHWAYS TO ENHANCE THE EFFICACY OF BACILLUS ´ RIN TREATMENT IN CALMETTE-GUE BLADDER CANCER Zhiqun Shang, Rochester, NY, Yang Yang*, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Matthew Truong, Rochester, NY, Yanjun Li, Tianjin, China, People’s Republic of, Iawen Hsu, Jing Tian, Simeng Wen, Rochester, NY, Ruifa Han, Tianjin, China, People’s Republic of, Edward M. Messing, Chawnshang Chang, Rochester, NY, Yuanjie Niu, Tianjin, China, People’s Republic of, Shuyuan Yeh, Rochester, NY
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MP65-18 EARLY DETECTION OF URINARY BLADDER CANCER BY ASSESSMENT OF URINE PROTEIN MARKERS (APOA1 AND APOA2 PROTEINS) Hosni Salem*, Mona Abdel Hamid, Doha ElSayed Ellakwa, Hanan Fouad, Cairo, Egypt MP65-19 EXPRESSION OF FGFR 3 PROTEIN AND GENE AMPLIFICATION (FISH) IN DIFFERENT STAGES AND GRADES OF BLADDER CANCER Hosni Salem*, Amira kamel, Tarek Aboushousha, Olfat Hammam, Ali El-Hindawi, Cairo, Egypt
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MP65-14 LONG-TERM VALIDATION OF A MOLECULAR PROGRESSION–RELATED GENE CLASSIFIER FOR PREDICTION OF MUSCLE INVASION IN PRIMARY NON– MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Ho Won Kang*, Sung Pil Seo, Pildu Jeong, Cheonju, Korea, Republic of, Yun-Sok Ha, Daegu, Korea, Republic of, In-Chang Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Won Tae Kim, Yong-June Kim, Seok-Joong Yun, SangCheol Lee, Wun-Jae Kim, Cheonju, Korea, Republic of
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MP65-20 EPIGENETIC PRIMING WITH 5AZACITIDINE INCREASES SENSITIVITY OF BLADDER CANCER CELLS TO CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS Takahiro Yoshida*, Anup Sharma, Max Kates, Niklai Sopko, Xiaopu Liu, Noah Hahn, David McConkey, Nita Ahuja, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
Sunday, May 14, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 66 PEDIATRICS: TESTIS, VARICOCELE & STONES Room 253AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Julia Barthold and Jonathan Ellison ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP66-01 EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT REVISITS FOR CHILDREN FOLLOWING AN ACUTE URINARY STONE EPISODE Jane Kurtzman*, Brooklyn, NY, Lihai Song, Michelle Ross, Philadelphia, PA, Charles Scales Jr., Durham, NC, Gregory Tasian, Philadelphia, PA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP66-07 TESTICULAR TORSION IN MINORS: DOES POINT-OF-CARE INFLUENCE TESTICULAR SALVAGE RATES? A POPULATION-BASED STUDY Katherine H Anderson*, Bryan Maguire, Dawn L MacLellan, Peter AM Anderson, Rodrigo LP Romao, HALIFAX, Canada MP66-08 THE IMPACT OF THE CHOOSING WISELY’© CAMPAIGN ON RATES OF SCROTAL ULTRASOUND FOR CHILDREN BORN WITH CRYPTORCHIDISM BEFORE AND AFTER GUIDELINE IMPLEMENTATION Bryce Wyatt*, Anne Andrews, Andrew Stec, Kit Simpson, Michaella Prasad, Charleston, SC
MP66-02 PRE-OPERATIVE TAMSULOSIN AND URETERAL ORIFICE NAVIGATION IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: IS THERE ANY BENEFIT? Chad Morley*, Morgantown, WV, Ali Hajiran, Morgantown, WV, Morris Jessop, Morgantown, WV, Osama AL-Omar, Morgantown, WV MP66-03 PRESCRIBING NARCOTIC SHOULD BE SELECTIVE AFTER MANY PEDIATRIC UROLOGIC SURGERIES Bradley Morganstern*, Sandeep Mehta, Shannon Smith, Adam Howe, Wayland Wu, Vinaya Vasudevan, Ronnie Fine, Jordan Gitlin, Lane S. Palmer, New Hyde Park, NY
MP66-09 IS HAVING A SIBLING WITH UNDESCENDED TESTIS OR HYPOSPADIAS YOUR BIGGEST RISK FACTOR FOR BEING BORN WITH THESE ANOMALIES: A MULTIVARIABLE ANALYSES OF KNOWN RISK FACTORS FOR UNDESCENDED TESTIS AND HYPOSPADIAS ADJUSTED FOR CLUSTERING IN MOTHERS WHO HAVE A PR Roderick Clark*, Kuan Liu, London, Canada, Adiel Mamut, Calgary, Canada, Amit Garg, Salimah Shariff, Sumit Dave, London, Canada
MP66-04 GONADAL FUNCTION AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM ANATOMY IN POST PUBERAL PRUNE BELLY SYNDROME PATIENTS Francisco Tibor-De´nes, Alessandro Tavares*, Marcello Cocuzza, Bruno Tiseu, Marcos Gianetti Machado, Amilcar Martins Giron, Miguel Srougi, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP66-10 CONTRALATERAL METACHRONOUS UNDESCENDED TESTIS: IS IT PREDICTABLE? Madeline Cancian*, Anthony Caldamone, Providence, RI
MP66-05 TESTICULAR HISTOLOGY IN INFANTS WITH PRADER-WILLI SYNDROME Taiki Kato*, Kentaro Mizuno, Hidenori Nishio, Yoshinobu Moritoki, Akihiro Nakane, Hideyuki Kamisawa, Satoshi Kurokawa, Tetsuji Maruyama, Takahiro Yasui, Yutaro Hayashi, Nagoya, Japan
MP66-11 FOLLOW-UP IMAGING PATTERNS AFTER EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS FOR PEDIATRIC NEPHROLITHIASIS Jonathan Ellison*, Paul Merguerian, Ben Fu, Sarah Holt, Thomas Lendvay, John Gore, Margarett Shnorhavorian, Seattle, WA
MP66-06 IS SURGICAL ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS NECESSARY FOR PEDIATRIC ORCHIOPEXY? Adam J Rensing*, Benjamin M Whittam, Katherine H Chan, Mark P Cain, Aaron E Caroll, William E Bennett, Jr., Indianapolis, IN
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MP66-17 RISK FACTORS FOR REPEAT SURGICAL INTERVENTION IN PEDIATRIC NEPHROLITHIASIS: A PEDIATRIC HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM® DATABASE STUDY Jonathan Ellison*, Thomas Lendvay, Kathleen Kieran, Assaf Oron, Margarett Shnorhavorian, Paul Merguerian, Seattle, WA
MP66-12 PERCUTANEOUS EXTERNALLY ASSEMBLED LAPAROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS FOR FOWLER-STEPHENS ORCHIOPEXY: THE FEASIBILITY OF A NEW SURGICAL SYSTEM Isaac Kelly*, Samuel Abourbih, Minh Chau, Loma Linda, CA, Nazih Khater, Los Angeles, CA, Mohamed Keheila, Salim Cheriyan, Patrick Yang, Jim Shen, Matthew Pierce, D. Duane Baldwin, Loma Linda, CA MP66-13 NOVEL SONOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF ADOLESCENT VARICOCELES Bradley Morganstern*, Samir Derisavifard, Matthew Elmasri, New Hyde Park, NY, Megan Murphy, Hempstead, NY, Bruce Rapkin, New York, NY, Lane S. Palmer, New Hyde Park, NY, Sleiman R. Ghorayeb, Hempstead, NY
MP66-19 THE DECLINING RATE OF PEDIATRIC VARICOCELECTOMY IN NEW YORK STATE Michael J Lipsky*, Wilson Sui, Julia B Finkelstein, Alexander C Small, Dennis J Robins, Sarah M Lambert, Pasquale Casale, New York, NY
MP66-14 TESTICULAR MICROLITHIASIS: A CASEBASED, MULTINATIONAL SURVEY OF CLINICAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES Katie Brodie*, Amanda Saltzman, Nicholas Cost, Aurora, CO MP66-15 EFFECTIVENESS OF SURGICAL MANAGEMENT FOR PEDIATRIC URETERAL STONES: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Hsin-Hsiao S. Wang*, Ruiyang Jiang, J. Todd Purves, John S. Wiener, Jonathan C. Routh, Durham, NC
MP66-20 PEDIATRIC MODIFIED SUPINE PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: AN AUSTRALIAN CASE SERIES Athina Pirpiris*, Bentleigh East, Australia, Debbie Siew, Antonio de Sousa, Shekib Shahbaz, Philip McCahy, Nathalie Webb, Melbourne, Australia
MP66-16 IMMEDIATE POST-OPERATIVE COURSE FOLLOWING OPEN AND LAPAROSCOPIC ORCHIOPEXY OF ABDOMINAL TESTES: IS THERE A DIFFERENCE? Kristina Suson*, Yegappan Lakshmanan, Detroit, MI
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Sunday, May 14, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 67 KIDNEY CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION/STAGING II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Sean Stroup, Tracey Krupski and Simon Tanguay ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP67-01 TELOMERE LENGTH AND GENETIC ANTICIPATION IN A LARGE COHORT OF CHINESE VON HIPPLE-LINDAU DISEASE Jiangyi Wang*, Shuanghe Peng, Xianghui Ning, Teng Li, Jiayuan Liu, Shengjie Liu, Kan Gong, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP67-03 DIFFERENTIAL ACTIVITY OF IMMUNE SYSTEM PATHWAYS AND THE PI3K/AKT/ MTOR PATHWAY IN BLACK AND WHITE PATIENTS WITH PAPILLARY RENAL CELL CARCINOMA David Paulucci*, John Sfakianos, New York, NY, Anders Skanderup, Biopolis, Singapore, Kathleen Kan, Che-Kai Tsao, Matthew Galsky, A Ari Hakimi, Ketan Badani, New York, NY
MP67-02 INCREASED HP1-GAMMA EXPRESSION ASSOCIATES WITH ADVERSE OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH NON-METASTATIC CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Yu Zhu*, Zewei Wang, Dingwei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
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MP66-18 DECELLULARIZED WHOLE TESTIS AS A POTENTIAL BIOSCAFFOLD FOR TESTIS TISSUE-ENGINEERING Aram Akbarzadeh*, Maral Kianimanesh, Maryam Ebadi, Ahmad Masoomi, Fereshteh Ghazisaeedi, Reza Seyed Hosein Beigi, Arash Fallahi, Reyhane Sheikh, AbdolMohammad Kajbafzadeh, Tehran, Islamic Republic Of Iran
MP67-09 SURVEILLANCE STRATEGY AND OUTCOME AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Pascal Mouracade*, Julien Dagenais, Matthew Maurice, Onder Kara, Ryan Nelson, Jaya Sai Chavali, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
MP67-04 EVALUATION OF THE DE RITIS (ASPARTATE TRANSAMINASE/ALANINE TRANSAMINASE) RATIO AS A PREDICTOR OF ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER URINARY TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA AFTER SURGERY Eu Chang Hwang*, Yang Hyun Cho, Ho Seok Chung, Seung Il Jung, Taek Won Kang, Dong Deuk Kwon, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Myung Ki Kim, Jeonju, Korea, Republic of, Sung Gu Kang, Jun Cheon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Ja Yoon Ku, Hong Koo Ha, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Chang Wook Jeong, Ja Hyeon Ku, Cheol Kwak, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Tae Gyun Kwon, TaeHwan Kim, Seock Hwan Choi, Daegu, Korea, Republic of
MP67-10 ACCURATE RISK ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED PATHOLOGIC T3A RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Jung Keun Lee*, In Jae Lee, Tae Jin Kim, Hakmin Lee, Jong Jin Oh, Sangchul Lee, Seong Jin Jeong, Seok-Soo Byun, Sang Eun Lee, Sung Kyu Hong, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of MP67-11 THE IMPACT OF MODIFIED INTERNATIONAL METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA DATABASE CONSORTIUM MODEL USING A TWOSTEP STRATIFICATION PROCESS Suguru Shirotake*, Hideyuki Kondo, Yota Yasumizu, Koshiro Nishimoto, Saitama Pref., Japan, Nobuyuki Tanaka, Tokyo, Japan, Keiichi Ito, Saitama Pref., Japan, Kent Kanao, Aichi Pref., Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan, Masafumi Oyama, Saitama Pref., Japan
MP67-05 CLINICOPATHOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF RENAL EPITHELIOID ANGIOMYOLIPOMA: A SINGLE INSTITUTE EXPERIENCE OF 21 CASES Han-Yu Tsai*, Cheng-Keng Chuang, KwaiFong Ng, Kun-Han Lee, Taoyuan City, Taiwan MP67-06 COLLECTING (BELLINI) DUCT CARCINOMA: DISEASE CHARACTERISTICS AND TREATMENT OUTCOMES Wilson Sui*, Justin Matulay, Dennis Robins, Maxwell James, Ifeanyi Onyeji, Marissa Theofanides, Arindam RoyChoudhury, Sven Wenske, Guarionex DeCastro, New York, NY
MP67-12 CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH ACQUIRED CYSTIC DISEASEASSOCIATED RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: CENTRAL PATHOLOGY RESULTS ACCORDING TO THE 2016 WHO CLASSIFICATION IN A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL STUDY Tsunenori Kondo*, Tokyo, Japan, Toyoori Tsuzuki, Nagakute, Japan, Naoto Sassa, Hiroshi Yamada, Nagoya, Japan, Toshio Takagi, Kenji Omae, Junpei Iizuka, Kazuhiko Yoshida, Hironori Fukuda, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan
MP67-07 PATHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES IN STAGE II RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: AN INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTER ANALYSIS Zachary Hamilton*, Daniel Han, San Diego, CA, Alp Tuna Beksac, Ankara, Turkey, Sean Berquist, Abd⫺elrahma Hassan, Charles Field, Aaron Bloch, San Diego, CA, Sumi Dey, Adam Bezinque, Samer Kirmiz, Grand Rapids, MI, Fang Wan, James Proudfoot, San Diego, CA, Anthony Patterson, Memphis, TN, Bulent Akdogan, Haluk Ozen, Ankara, Turkey, Brian Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA
MP67-13 PURE HOST-RELATED RISK FACTORS FOR ADHERENT PERINEPHRIC FAT IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS DURING LAPAROSCOPIC RENAL SURGERY Shintaro Narita*, Takamitsu Inoue, Mitsuru Saito, Taketoshi Nara, Koichiro Takayama, Kazuyuki Numakura, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Atsushi Maeno, Shigeru Satoh, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Akita, Japan
MP67-08 PREOPERATIVE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CELL CARCINOMA: WHICH IS BETTER AS A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR? Eu Chang Hwang*, Yang Hyun Cho, Ho Seok Chung, Seung Il Jung, Taek Won Kang, Dong Deuk Kwon, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Myung Ki Kim, Jeonju, Korea, Republic of, Sung Gu Kang, Seok Ho Kang, Jun Cheon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Ja Yoon Ku, Hong Koo Ha, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Chang Wook Jeong, Ja Hyeon Ku, Cheol Kwak, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Tae Gyun Kwon, Tae-Hwan Kim, Seock Hwan Choi, Daegu, Korea, Republic of, Ill Young Seo, Iksan, Korea, Republic of
MP67-14 CHARACTERIZATION OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA IN PATIENTS WITH GASTROINTESTINAL STROMAL TUMORS COMPARED TO OTHER SOFT TISSUE SARCOMAS Shawn Mendonca*, Mazyar Ghanaat, Mahyar Kashan, Maria Becerra, Brandon Manley, Nicole Benfante, Paul Russo, Jonathan Coleman, Aimee Crago, A. Ari Hakimi, New York, NY
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MP67-16 UTILITY OF PREOPERATIVE MRI IN CHARACTERIZING THE PARENCHYMALTUMOR INTERFACE OF RENAL MASSES PRIOR TO SURGICAL INTERVENTION Shalin Desai*, Connor Snarskis, Gopal Gupta, Maywood, IL MP67-17 IS A PREOPERATIVE LOW EJECTION FRACTION A RISK FACTOR FOR COMPLICATIONS AND IMPAIRED SURVIVAL IN RENAL CANCER PATIENTS WHO UNDERGO SURGERY? RESULTS FROM A PROPENSITY-SCORE MATCHING WITH NON CARDIOPATHIC COUNTERPARTS Alessandro Nini*, Alessandro Larcher, Fabio Muttin, Emanuele Zaffuto, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Francesco Ripa, Cristina Carenzi, Giovanni La Croce, Gabriele Fragasso, Francesco Montorsi, Umberto Capitanio, Roberto Bertini, Milan, Italy
MP67-19 THE NUCLEAR GRADE AND PROGNOSIS ARE UNRELATED TO THE TNM STAGE IN MULTILOCULAR CYSTIC RENAL CELL NEOPLASM OF LOW MALIGNANT POTENTIAL Teng Li*, Kan Gong, Xianghui Ning, Shuanghe Peng, Jiangyi Wang, Qun He, Xinyu Yang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of MP67-20 IDENTIFYING BARRIERS TO THE ADOPTION OF PERCUTANEOUS RENAL TUMOUR BIOPSY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SMALL RENAL MASSES Patrick O. Richard*, Sherbrooke, Canada, Lisa Martin, Toronto, Canada, Luke Lavalle´e, Ottawa, Canada, Phil Violette, Woodstock, Canada, Maria Komisarenko, Kunal Jain, Michael Jewett, Antonio Finelli, Toronto, Canada APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Sunday, May 14, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 44 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: FEMALE Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Melissa Farmer, Irwin Goldstein and Marita McCabe
TIME 3:30
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD44-01 CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES OF WOMEN PRESENTING TO A MULTIDISCIPLINARY WOMEN’S UROLOGY CLINIC Laura Nguyen, Kim Killinger, Natalie Gaines*, Royal Oak, MI, Priyanka Gupta, Ann Arbor, MI, Larry Sirls, Jason Gilleran, Jamie Bartley, Judith Boura, Kenneth Peters, Royal Oak, MI
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:50 PD44-03 THE IMPACT OF CYCLING ON WOMEN’S SEXUAL AND URINARY FUNCTIONS Mohannad Awad*, Thomas Gaither, Thanabhudee Chumnarnsongkhroh, Ian Metzler, Thomas Sanford, Gregory Murphy, San Francisco, CA, E. Charles Osterberg, Austin, TX, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA 4:00
PD44-02 SEXUAL FUNCTION OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS AND PATIENTS’ SPOUSES AFTER MIDURETHRAL SLING PROCEDURE FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: DATA FROM A MINIMUM OF 3 YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP Phil Hyun Song*, Jae Young Choi, Young Hwii Ko, Ki Hak Moon, Hee Chang Jung, Daegu, Korea, Republic of
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PD44-04 SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/BLADDER PAIN SYNDROME (IC/PBS) IN WOMEN WITH PROVOKED VESTIBULODYNIA (PVD) Rachel Rubin*, San Diego, CA, Leia Mitchell, Washington, DC, Ashley Winter, San Diego, CA, Andrew Goldstein, Washington, DC, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego, CA
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MP67-18 THE COMPREHENSIVE COMPLICATION INDEX (CCI) IS SUPERIOR TO THE CLAVIEN-DINDO GRADING SYSTEM IN PREDICTING LENGTH OF STAY AND HOSPITAL READMISSION FOLLOWING RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY Scott Geiger*, Neil Kocher, Dan Ilinsky, Hershey, PA, Evanguelos Xylinas, Paris, France, Peter Chang, Lauren Dewey, Andrew A. Wagner, Boston, MA, Firas Petros, Surena F. Matin, Houston, TX, Conrad Tobert, Chad Tracy, Iowa City, IA, Patard Pierre-Marie, Mathieu Roumiguie, Toulouse, France, Leonardo Lima Monteiro, Wassim Kassouf, Montreal, Canada, Jay D. Raman, Hershey, PA
MP67-15 SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR STAGE I RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: DOES TREATMENT FACILITY MATTER? Kyle plante, Telisa Stewart, Dongliang Wang, syracuse, NY, Thomas Schwaab, Buffalo, NY, Gennady Bratslavsky, Margaret Formica*, syracuse, NY
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PD44-05 WRITING IN THE MARGINS OF SEXUAL FUNCTION QUESTIONNAIRES: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS FROM WOMEN WITH PELVIC FLOOR DISORDERS Pooja Parameshwar*, Jenna Borok, Lauren Wood, A. Lenore Ackerman, Karyn Eilber, Jennifer Anger, Los Angeles, CA
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PD44-09 EFFECT OF FLIBANSERIN ON SEXUAL FUNCTIONING: AN ANALYSIS OF FEMALE SEXUAL FUNCTION INDEX DOMAINS Michael Krychman*, Newport Beach, CA, James Yuan, Krista Barbour, Robert Kissling, Bridgewater, NJ, Leonard Derogatis, Lutherville, MD
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PD44-06 OVERACTIVE BLADDER IS RELATED TO SEXUAL WELL-BEING IN JAPANESE WOMEN Yoshitaka Aoki*, Kikuko Sasaki, Yosuke Matsuta, Hideaki Ito, Chieko Matsumoto, Yukinori Kusaka, Osamu Yokoyama, Fukui, Japan
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PD44-10 THEMATIC ANALYSIS OF REFLECTIONS OF WOMEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH FLIBANSERIN AT A SINGLE CENTER Sue Goldstein, Irwin Goldstein*, San Diego, CA
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PD44-07 FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION: A WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Tyler Overholt*, Dale Riggs, Barbara Jackson, Alex Battin, Henry Fooks, Mohammad Salkini, Adam Luchey, Stanley Kandzari, Stanley Zaslau, Morgantown, WV
PD44-11 SURVEY OF SEXUAL FUNCTION AND PORNOGRAPHY IN FEMALES John Kehoe*, Jonathan Berger, Michael Marshall, Andrew Doan, Matthew Christman, San Diego, CA
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PD44-12 FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION TREATMENT: A META-ANALYSIS OF THE PLACEBO EFFECT ACROSS RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS James M. Weinberger*, Justin Houman, Ashley Caron, Avi S. Baskin, A. Lenore Ackerman, Karyn S. Eilber, Jennifer T. Anger, Los Angeles, CA
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PD44-08 EFFECTS OF FRACTIONAL MICROABLATIVE CO2 LASER THERAPY ON SEXUAL FUNCTION IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN AND WOMEN WITH A HISTORY OF BREAST CANCER TREATED WITH ENDOCRINE THERAPY Paul Gittens*, Gregory Mullen, Philadelphia, PA
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Sunday, May 14, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 45 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: EVALUATION I Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Edward Kim, Christian Nelson and Alexander Pastuszak
TIME 3:30
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD45-01 CHANGE OF CATEGORIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL PROSTATE SYMPTOM SCORE (IPSS) IN HYPOGONADAL PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT TESTOSTERONE THERAPY FOR UP TO 12 YEARS: REAL-WORLD DATA FROM TWO POOLED CONTROLLED REGISTRY STUDIES Aksam Yassin*, Dany-Jan Yassin, Norderstedt-Hamburg, Germany, Karim Haider, Ahmad Haider, Bremerhaven, Germany
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:50 PD45-03 VOIDING FUNCTION IMPROVES UNDER LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH TESTOSTERONE UNDECANOATE INJECTIONS (TU) IN HYPOGONADAL MEN FOR UP TO 12 YEARS INDEPENDENT OF PROSTATE SIZE Aksam Yassin*, Dany-Jan Yassin, Norderstedt-Hamburg, Germany, Gheorge Doros, Abdulmaged Traish, Boston, MA
PD45-02 VALIDATION STUDY OF THE MALE ANDROGEN DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (MADS) SCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE Nelson Stone*, New York, NY, Martin Miner, Providence, RI, Wendy Poage, E. David Crawford, Aurora, CO
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PD45-04 SERUM ESTRADIOL IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH ERECTILE FUNCTION Anika Ackerman*, Ezra Margolin, Peter Stahl, New York, NY
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PD45-05 THE IMPACT OF CYCLING ON MEN’S SEXUAL AND URINARY FUNCTIONS Mohannad Awad*, Thomas Gaither, Thanabhudee Chumnarnsongkhroh, Ian Metzler, Thomas Sanford, Gregory Murphy, San Francisco, CA, E. Charles Osterberg, Austin, TX, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA
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PD45-06 A LARGE-SCALE INVESTIGATION OF THE PREVALENCE AND PATTERNS OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY IN OUTPATIENTS IN THE CLINICS OF ANDROLOGY Dong Fang*, Yiming Yuan, Zhichao Zhang, Wei Zheng, Yuan Tang, Wanshou Cui, Jing Peng, Weidong Song, Bing Gao, Zhongcheng Xin, Liqun Zhou, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of PD45-07 CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF PENILE DUPLEX DOPPLER ULTRASOUND (PDDU) IN ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION (ED): TECHNICAL AND INTERPRETATION DEFICIENCIES Eduardo P. Miranda*, Jean E. Terrier, Bruno Nascimento, John P. Mulhall, New York, NY
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PD45-10 EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK-WAVE THERAPY (ESWT) IN TREATMENT OF ED: FIRST RESULTS OF ONGOING SHAMCONTROLLED STUDY Andrei Vinarov, Leonid Spivak*, Darina Platonova, Yury Demidko, Moscow, Russian Federation
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PD45-11 IMPROVED DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PATIENTS THROUGH ACCURATE AND STANDARDIZED TESTOSTERONE TESTS Julianne Cook Botelho*, Krista Poynter, Ashley Ribera, Otoe Sugahara, Hubert W Vesper, Atlanta, GA
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PD45-12 SEXUAL HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER’S EVALUATION OF MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN Amin Herati*, Houston, TX, Billy Cordon, Miami, FL, Peter Butler, Houstson, TX, Mark Hockenberry, Larry Lipshultz, Houston, TX
PD45-08 INTERNATIONAL VARIABILITY IN PENILE DUPLEX ULTRASOUND PRACTICE PATTERNS, TECHNIQUE AND INTERPRETATION Mark Hockenberry*, Will Kirby, Alexander Pastuszak, Larry Lipshultz, Houston, TX
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PD45-09 EARLY DETECTION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE (CVD) RISK IN MEN WITH ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION (ED) IS FACILITATED USING NEXT GENERATION IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS Amin Herati*, Houston, TX, Peter Butler, Houstson, TX, Alexander Pastuszak, David Skutt, Larry Lipshultz, HOUSTON, TX
Sunday, May 14, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 46 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY & SIMULATION: TRAINING & SKILLS ASSESSMENT III Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Richard Grills, Ty Higuchi and B. Price Kerfoot
TIME 3:30
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD46-01 CAN SURGICAL MENTOR’S TRUST HOLD THE KEY TO TRAINEE PERFORMANCE? Somayeh Shafiei*, Ahmed Hussein, Justen Kozlowski, Youssef Ahmed, Sarah Muldoon, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 4:00 PD46-04 VIDEO ANALYSIS OF SKILL AND TECHNIQUE (VAST): MACHINE LEARNING TO ASSESS SURGEONS PERFORMING ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY Khurshid R. Ghani*, Yunfan Liu, Hei Law, David C. Miller, James Montie, Jia Deng, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
PD46-02 LOOKING FOR YOUR OWN REFLECTION: ASSESSING BRAIN FUNCTIONAL STATE OF SURGICAL MENTOR DURING ROBOTASSISTED SURGERY Somayeh Shafiei*, Ahmed Hussein, Justen Kozlowski, Youssef Ahmed, Buffalo, NY, Sarah Muldoon, Amherst, NY, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
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PD46-03 IS CROWDSOURCING SURGICAL SKILL ASSESSMENT RELIABLE? AN ANALYSIS OF ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMIES Thomas S. Lendvay*, Seattle, WA, Khurshid R. Ghani, Ann Arbor, MI, James O. Peabody, Detroit, MI, Susan Linsell, David C. Miller, Ann Arbor, MI, Bryan Comstock, Seattle, WA
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PD46-05 A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF COGNITIVE TRAINING FOR TECHNICAL AND NON-TECHNICAL SKILLS IN ROBOTIC SURGERY Nicholas Raison*, Kamran Ahmed, Takashige Abe, Abdullatif Aydin, Oliver Brunckhorst, Haleema Aya, Husnain Iqbal, David EldredEvans, London, United Kingdom, Andrea Gavazzi, Florence, Italy, Giacomo Novara, Padua, Italy, Nicolo Buffi, Milan, Italy, Ben Challacombe, London, United Kingdom, Craig McIlhenny, Larbert, United Kingdom, Shamim Khan, London, United Kingdom, Henk Van Der Poel, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Prokar Dasgupta, London, United Kingdom
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PD46-06 ANALYSIS THE POSTURE PATTERN DURING ROBOTIC SIMULATOR TASK USING OPTICAL MOTION CAPTURE SYSTEM Kenta Takayasu*, Kenji Yoshida, Tadashi Mastuda, Osaka, Japan PD46-07 SIMULATED WARD ROUNDS- A UNIQUE APPROACH TO TEACH NON-TECHNICAL SURGICAL SKILLS FOR NEWLY APPOINTED RESIDENTS IN UROLOGY Sanjay Rajpal*, Sheffield, United Kingdom, Uwais Mufti, Leeds, United Kingdom, Andy Myatt, Cottingham, United Kingdom, Craig Mcllhenny, Larbert, United Kingdom, Chandra Shekar Biyani, Sunjay Jain, Leeds, United Kingdom
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PD46-08 FOLLOWING THE CROWD: PATTERNS OF CROWDSOURCING ON SOCIAL MEDIA AMONG UROLOGISTS Kevin Koo*, Lebanon, NH, Kevin Shee, Hanover, NH, E. Ann Gormley, Lebanon, NH
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PD46-09 VARIABILITY & INTERPRETATION OF COMMUNICATION TAXONOMY DURING ROBOT-ASSISTED SURGERY: DO WE ALL SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE? Sana Raheem, Youssef Ahmed*, Ahmed Hussein, Paul May, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
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PD46-10 VALIDATION OF THE DIGITAL RECTAL EXAM CLINICAL TOOL (DIRECT) Matthew Clements*, Karen Schmidt, Tracey Krupski, Charlottesville, VA
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PD46-11 UTILIZATION OF ROBOTIC ANASTOMOSIS COMPETENCY EVALUATION (RACE) FOR EVALUATION OF SURGICAL COMPETENCY DURING URETHRO-VESICAL ANASTOMOSIS Justen Kozlowski*, Ahmed Hussein, Mohamed Sharif, Youssef Ahmed, Paul May, Thomas Fiorica, Sana Raheem, James Mohler, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
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PD46-12 VIRTUAL SIMULATION IMPROVES A NOVICE’S ABILITY TO LOCALIZE RENAL TUMORS IN 3D PHYSICAL MODELS – A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY Arun Rai*, Jason Scovell, Adithya Balasubramanian, Ang Xu, Ryan Siller, Taylor P. Kohn, Young Moon, Naveen Yadav, Richard Link, Houston, TX APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Sunday, May 14, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 47 PROSTATE CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & NATURAL HISTORY III Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Scott Eggener, Neil Fleshner and Ashley Ross
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD47-01 THE EFFECT OF PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT ON PATIENT REPORTED URINARY AND SEXUAL FUNCTION VARIES BY DISEASE SEVERITY: 3ⴚYEAR RESULTS FROM THE CEASAR STUDY Mark Tyson*, JoAnn Alvarez, Tatsuki Koyama, Matthew Resnick, David Penson, Daniel Barocas, Nashville, TN
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 4:00 PD47-04 STATIN USE, SERUM LIPID LEVELS AND PROSTATE INFLAMMATION; RESULTS FROM THE REDUCE STUDY Emma Allott*, Chapel Hill, NC, Lauren Howard, Durham, NC, Adriana Vidal, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Ramiro Castro-Santamaria, King of Prussia, PA, Gerald Andriole, St Louis, MO, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
PD47-02 FASTING BLOOD GLUCOSE AND PROSTATE CANCER RISK IN THE FINNISH RANDOMIZED STUDY OF SCREENING FOR PROSTATE CANCER Teemu Murtola*, Ville Vihervuori, Tampere, Finland, Kirsi Talala, Kimmo Taari, Helsinki, Finland, Teuvo Tammela, Anssi Auvinen, Tampere, Finland PD47-03 FAMILY HISTORY AND INCREASED RISK OF CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER IN THE PLCO CANCER SCREENING TRIAL Adrien Bernstein*, Ron Golan, Jonathan Shoag, Brian Dinerman, Jim C. Hu, NEW YORK, NY
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PD47-05 ELDERLY PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS HAVE A WORSE PROGNOSIS THAN YOUNGER PATIENTS: A POPULATIONBASED STUDY IN THE NETHERLANDS Robin W.M. Vernooij, Utrecht, Netherlands, Inge M. van Oort, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Theo M. de Reijke*, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Katja K.H. Aben, Utrecht, Netherlands
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PD47-06 LOWER RISK OF PROSTATE CANCER IN ASIAN MEN: FROM LESS SCREENING OR TRUE RACIAL DIFFERENCES? Tom Feng*, Alexis Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Lauren Howard, Durham, NC, Adriana Vidal, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Ramiro Castro-Santamaria, King of Prussia, PA, Gerald Andriole, St. Louis, MO, Stephen Freeland, Los Angeles, CA
PD47-07 THE EFFECT OF A PREFERENCE SENSITIVE ONLINE DECISION AID ON LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT: FIRST RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED CLUSTER CONTROLLED TRIAL Romy Lamers*, Maarten Cuypers, Tilburg, Netherlands, Marieke de Vries, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Lonneke vd Poll-Franse, Tilburg, Netherlands, Ruud Bosch, Utrecht, Netherlands, Paul Kil, Tilburg, Netherlands
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PD47-08 VARIATION AND TRENDS IN PROSTATE CANCER CARE AT COMMISSION ON CANCER DESIGNATED FACILITIES Björn Löppenberg*, Akshay Sood, Deepansh Dalela, Patrick Karabon, Detroit, MI, Jesse Sammon, Portland, ME, Malte Vetterlein, Detroit, MI, Joachim Noldus, Herne, Germany, James Peabody, Detroit, MI, QuocDien Trinh, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
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PD47-11 OPTIMUM TOOLS FOR PREDICTING CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PROGNOSTIC ACCURACY AND VALIDITY Jared Campbell, Elspeth Raymond, Michael O’Callaghan*, Andrew Vincent, Kerri Beckmann, David Roder, Adelaide, Australia, Sue Evans, John McNeil, Jeremy Millar, John Zalcberg, Melbourne, Australia, Martin Borg, Kim Moretti, Adelaide, Australia
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PD47-12 INCIDENCE RATES AND CANCER CONTROL OUTCOMES OF CONTEMPORARY PRIMARY NEUROENDOCRINE PROSTATE CANCER: ANALYSIS OF SEER DATABASE Emanuele Zaffuto*, Milan, Italy, Marc Zanaty, Helen Davis Bondarenko, Montreal, Canada, Raisa S. Pompe, Hamburg, Germany, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Giorgio Gandaglia, Nicola Fossati, Armando Stabile, Milan, Italy, Kevin C. Zorn, Montreal, Canada, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada
PD47-09 INFLUENCE OF STATIN INTAKE ON PSA VALUES, RISK OF PROSTATE CANCER DEVELOPMENT AND SURVIVAL IN A PROSPECTIVE SCREENING TRIAL COHORT (ERSPC AARAU) Maciej Kwiatkowski*, Aarau, Switzerland, Elena Lang, Ashkan Mortezavi, Zurich, Switzerland, Lukas Prause, Stephen Wyler, Rainer Grobholz, Andreas Huber, Aarau, Switzerland, Lukas Manka, Braunschweig, Germany, Tullio Sulser, Zurich, Switzerland, Franz Recker, Aarau, Switzerland, Daniel Eberli, Zurich, Switzerland
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PD47-10 THE RESEARCH IMPLICATIONS OF PSA REGISTRY ERRORS David Guo*, I-Chung Thomas, Harsha Mittakanti, Stanford, CA, Jeremy Shelton, Los Angeles, CA, Danil Makarov, New York, NY, Ted Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Geoffrey Sonn, Benjamin Chung, James Brooks, John Leppert, Stanford, CA
Sunday, May 14, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 48 BLADDER CANCER: NON-INVASIVE III Room 251 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Paolo Gontero, Cheryl Lee and Sanjay Patel
TIME 3:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD48-01 IS RESTAGING TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION (TUR) NECESSARY IN PATIENTS WITH NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (NMIBC) AND FOCAL LAMINA PROPRIA INVASION? Franc¸ois AUDENET*, Caitlyn RETINGER, Christine CHIEN, Nicole BENFANTE, Bernard BOCHNER, Machele DONAT, Harry HERR, Guido DALBAGNI, New York, NY
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:40 PD48-02 THE EFFECT OF IMMEDIATE SECOND RESECTION OF TUMOR BED AFTER COMPLETE TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF BLADDER TUMOR : A COMPARATIVE STUDY USING PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING Myungchan Park*, Sang Hyun Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Myung Kim, Jong Keun Kim, Cheryn Song, Bumsik Hong, Hanjong Ahn, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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PD48-03 RISK FACTORS FOR RESIDUAL DISEASE AT RE-TUR IN T1G3 BLADDER CANCER Joan Palou*, Barcelona, Spain, Richard Sylvester, Brussels, Belgium, Francesca Pisano, Turin, Italy, Steven Joniau, Kathy Vander Eeckt, Leuven, Belgium, Marco Oderda, Turin, Italy, Vincenzo Serretta, palermo, Italy, Stephane Larre`, Oxford, United Kingdom, Savino Di Stasi, Rome, Italy, Bas Van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Alfred J Witjes, Anne Grotenhuis, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Renzo Colombo, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Amrek Babjuk, Viktor Soukup, Orague, Czech Republic, Per Uno Malmstrom, Uppsala, Sweden, Jaques Irani, Poitiers, France, Nuria Malats, madrid, Spain, Jack Baniel, Roy Mano, Tel Aviv, Israel, Tommaso Cai, Trento, Italy, Eugene Cha, New York, NY, Peter Ardelt, Freiburg, Germany, John Varkarakis, Athene, Greece, Riccardo Bartoletti, florence, Italy, Martin Sphan, Wurtzburg, Germany, Guido Dalbagni, New York, NY, Shahrokh F Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Evangelous Xylinas, New York, NY, R Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, NY, Paolo Gontero, Turin, Italy
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PD48-04 CLINICAL BENEFITS OF COMBINED TECHNIQUE TRANSURETHRAL ENBLOC ⴙ ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION FOR NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER, ESPECIALLY IN LARGE TUMOR Yasushi Hayashida*, Ureshino, Japan, Yasuyoshi Miyata, Tomohiro Matsuo, Nagasaki, Japan, Keisuke Taniguchi, Ureshino, Japan, Hideki Sakai, Nagasaki, Japan
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PD48-05 METRIC SUB-STAGE ACCORDING TO MICRO AND EXTENSIVE LAMINA PROPRIA INVASION IMPROVES PROGNOSTICS IN T1 BLADDER CANCER Elisabeth Fransen van de Putte*, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Theodorus van der Kwast, Toronto, Canada, Simone Bertz, Erlangen, Germany, Stefan Denzinger, Regensburg, Germany, Quentin Manach, Eva Compe´rat, Paris, France, Joost Boormans, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Michael Jewett, Toronto, Canada, Robert Stöhr, Erlangen, Germany, Alexandre Zlotta, Toronto, Canada, Kees Hendricksen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Morgan Roupreˆt, Paris, France, Wolfgang Otto, Maximilian Burger, Regensburg, Germany, Arndt Hartmann, Erlangen, Germany, Bas van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands PD48-06 2 YEAR CLINICAL AND IMMUNOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF INTRADERMAL BCG PRIMING PRIOR TO INTRAVESICAL INDUCTION IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR HIGH RISK NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Niannan Ji, Edwin E. Morales*, Neelam Mukherjee, Vincent Hurez, Tyler J. Curiel, San Antonio, TX, Getahun Abate, Daniel F. Hoft, Saint Louis, MO, Robert S. Svatek, San Antonio, TX
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PD48-07 RECURRENCE AND PROGRESSION ACCORDING TO STAGE AT RE-TUR IN T1G3 BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH BCG: NOT AS BAD AS PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT Joan Palou*, Barcelona, Spain, Paolo Gontero, Francesca Pisano, Turin, Italy, Steven Joniau, Kathy Vander Eeckt, Leuven, Belgium, Marco Oderda, Turin, Italy, Vincenzo Serretta, Palermo, Italy, Stephane Larre`, Oxford, United Kingdom, Savino Di Stasi, Rome, Italy, Bas Van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Alfred J Witjes, Anne Grotenhuis, Nijmegen, Netherlands, Renzo Colombo, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Amrek Babjuk, Viktor Soukup, Orague, Czech Republic, Per Uno Malmstrom, Uppsala, Sweden, Jaques Irani, Poitiers, France, Nuria Malats, Madrid, Spain, Jack Baniel, Roy Mano, Tel Aviv, Israel, Tommaso Cai, Trento, Italy, Eugene Cha, New York, NY, Peter Ardelt, Freiburg, Germany, John Varkarakis, Athene, Greece, Riccardo Bartoletti, Florence, Italy, Martin Sphan, Wurtzburg, Germany, Guido Dalbagni, New York, NY, Shahrokh F Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Evangelous Xylinas, New York, NY, R Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, NY, Richard Sylvester, Brussels, Belgium
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PD48-08 CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS WITH HIGH RISK T1HG BLADDER CANCER MANAGED WITH EITHER UPFRONT CYSTECTOMY OR PRIMARY BCG AND DELAYED CYSTECTOMY Michael Metcalfe*, James Ferguson, Roger Li, Xiao Lianchun, Neema Navai, Ashish Kamat, Jay Shah, Colin Dinney, Houston, TX
4:50
PD48-09 PURIFIED PROTEIN DEPRIVATION SKIN TEST REACTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH CLINICAL OUTCOME OF PATIENTS WITH NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER TREATED WITH BACILLUSCALMETTE GUERIN Naoya Niwa*, Eiji Kikuchi, Kazuhiro Matsumoto, Koichiro Ogihara, Hiroshi Hongo, Takeo Kosaka, Ryuichi Mizuno, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
5:00
PD48-10 PREOPERATIVE NEUTROPHIL-TOLYMPHOCYTE RATIO AND SMOKING HISTORY ARE INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH BCG RELAPSING TUMOR RECURRENCE IN NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS Koichiro Ogihara*, Eiji Kikuchi, Yoshinori Yanai, Tokyo, Japan, Kimiharu Takamatsu, Suguru Shirotake, Saitama, Japan, Kazuhiro Matsumoto, Tokyo, Japan, Masafumi Oyama, Saitama, Japan, Hirohiko Nagata, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
5:10
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PD48-11 NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING OF NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER REVEALS POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS AND RATIONAL THERAPEUTIC TARGETS Eugene Pietzak*, Eugene Cha, New York, NY, Aditya Bagrodia, Dallas, TX, Esther Drill, Gopa Iyer, Priscilla Baez, Sumit Isharwal, Qiang Li, Ahmet Zehir, Maria Arcila, Michael Berger, Nikolaus Schultz, Irina Ostrovnaya, Jonathan Rosenberg, Dean Bajorin, Guido Dalbagni, Hikmat Al-Ahmadie, David Solit, Bernard Bochner, New York, NY
PD48-12 METHOD OF DETECTING BLADDER CANCER BY OPTICAL ANALYSIS OF BODILY FLUIDS Danny Rabah*, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Sunday, May 14, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
PROSTATE AND RENAL ONCOLOGY The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Duane Baldwin, David Lee and Manish Patel ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V8-01 FOCAL LASER ABLATION: PATH TO A CLINIC TREATMENT FOR PROSTATE CANCER Leonard Marks*, Shyam Natarajan, Alan Priester, Los Angeles, CA, Daniel Margolis, New York, NY V8-02
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V8-04
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V8-05 SUCCESSFUL ENDOVASCULAR CONTROL OF RENAL ARTERY IN A TRANSPLANT KIDNEY DURING NEPHRON SPARING SURGERY FOR LARGE CENTRALLY LOCATED TUMOR Sagi Shprits*, Boaz Moskovits, Robert Sachner, Ofer Nativ, Haifa, Israel
APPLICATION OF CHITOSAN MEMBRANES ON THE NEUROVASCULAR BUNDLES AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A PHASE II STUDY Francesco Porpiglia*, Riccardo Bertolo, Enrico Checcucci, Matteo Manfredi, Sabrina De Cillis, Roberta Aimar, Stefano Geuna, Cristian Fiori, Orbassano, Italy ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY AND INFERIOR VENA CAVA THROMBECTOMY: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE, PERIOPERATIVE AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES Giuseppe Simone*, Leonardo Misuraca, Gabriele Tuderti, Rome, Italy, David Hatcher, Los Angeles, CA, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Rome, Italy, Andre Luis De Castro Abreu, Los Angeles, CA, Francesco Minisola, Rome, Italy, Monish Aron, Los Angeles, CA, Salvatore Guaglianone, Rome, Italy, Mihir Desai, Inderbir Singh Gill, Los Angeles, CA, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy PERCUTANEOUS EXTERNALLY ASSEMBLED LAPAROSCOPIC (PEAL) NEPHRECTOMY Jerry Thomas, Mohamed Keheila*, Samuel Abourbih, Patrick Yang, Nazih Khater, Jim Shen, Salim Cheriyan, D. Duane Baldwin, LOMA LINDA, CA
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ADVANCED RECONSTRUCTION OF VESICO-URETHRAL SUPPORT DURING ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: EXPERIENCE WITH 526 CASES Vladimir Jr. Student, Igor Hartmann, Ales Vidlar, Michal Grepl, Eva Buresova, Vladimir Student*, Olomouc, Czech Republic
V8-07
MODIFIED MILAN SLING TECHNIQUE DURING ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR EARLY RECOVERY OF URINARY CONTINENCE WITHOUT NERVE-SPARING: A PILOT STUDY Yuji Maeda*, Hakusan, Japan, Toshimitsu Misaki, Osamu Ueki, Kanazawa, Japan, Tetsuyuki Kurokawa, Yukinosuke Oshinoya, Hakusan, Japan, Ken-Ichi Nagano, Haruo Hisazumi, Kanazawa, Japan
V8-08
PURELY OFF-CLAMP ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Giuseppe Simone, Leonardo Misuraca, Gabriele Tuderti*, Francesco Minisola, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Giuseppe Romeo, Manuela Costantini, Salvatore Guaglianone, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy
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V8-09
ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR PROSTATES OVER 100 GRAMS: TECHNIQUE AND OUTCOMES Hariharan Palayapalayam Ganapathi*, Gabriel Ogaya-Pinies, Eduardo Hernandez, Travis Rogers, Vipul Patel, Celebration, FL
V8-10
ROBOTIC SALVAGE RETROPERITONEAL AND PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR “NODE-ONLY” RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER Carlos Fay*, Andre Abreu, Daniel Park, Niero Rajarubendra, Daniel Melecchi Freitas, Giovanni Cacciamani, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA
V8-11
V8-12
COMBINING ANTEGRADE AND RETROGRADE DISSECTION DURING SALVAGE ROBOTIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Mariaconsiglia Ferriero*, Giuseppe Simone, Riccardo Mastroianni, Gabriele Tuderti, Leonardo Misuraca, Francesco Minisola, Salvatore Guaglianone, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
THE USE OF A NOVEL CURVED-TIP SUCTION DEVICE IN LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC UROLOGIC SURGERY Mina Fam*, Pittsburgh, NJ, Michael Esposito, Gregory Lovallo, Thomas Christiano, Christopher Wright, Mutahar Ahmed, Hackensack, NJ
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MP ⫽ Moderated Poster Session, PD ⫽ Podium Session
Monday, May 15, 2017
Plenary: Prime Time, Monday Morning Session
8:00 am - 11:30 am
8:00
HIGHLIGHTS: GENITOURINARY RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGEONS (GURS) Benjamin Breyer
8:10
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: WHAT’S NEW IN WOUND HEALING? Dennis Orgill
8:30
CROSSFIRE: CONTROVERSIES IN UROLOGY: GRADE 4 RENAL TRAUMA SHOULD BE MANAGED CONSERVATIVELY Moderator: Andre Cavalcanti Debaters-Pro: Jeff Carney, Richard Santucci Debaters-Con: Hunter Wessells, Frank Burks
9:00
SECOND OPINION CASES: MANAGING ARTIFICIAL SPHINCTER MALFUNCTION Moderator: Brian Christine Panelists: Joshua Broghammer, Daniel Elliott
9:30
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: ANTERIOR URETHROPLASTY Moderator: Sean Elliott Surgeons: Kurt McCammon, Sanjay Kulkarni, Kenneth Angermeier
10:30
COMPLEX CASES: PAN-URETHRAL STRICTURE DISEASE Moderator: Michael Coburn Panelists: Daniela Andrich, Pankaj Joshi, Alex Vanni
11:00
POINT-COUNTERPOINT DEBATE: THE DEVASTATED BLADDER NECK: SALVAGE OR CLOSE? Moderator: Marc Cendron Debaters: Reynaldo Gomez, Rosalia Misseri
11:30
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Monday, May 15, 2017
Plenary: Next Frontier, Monday Morning Session
8:00 am - 11:30 am
Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 8:00
HIGHLIGHTS OF UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY RESEARCH Aria Olumi
8:15
´ TE ´ INTERNATIONALE D’UROLOGIE (SIU) LECTURE: OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY IN SOCIE UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY Jean de la Rosette
8:30
EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF UROLOGY (EAU) LECTURE: GENOMIC REVOLUTION IN BLADDER CANCER: FAST APPROACHING OR A DISTANT DREAM? James Catto
8:45
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR BLADDER CANCER Peter Black
9:00
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: RACIAL DISPARITIES AND GENETIC VARIABILITY IN PROSTATE CANCER Isaac Kim
9:15
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: CLINICAL MICROFLUIDICS Shannon Stott
9:30
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: IMPLANTABLE MICRO DEVICE FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT IN VIVO DRUG TESTING Oliver Jonas
9:45
STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE: CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS Mehmet Toner
10:00
PNFBA-06: BEST ABSTRACT - ASKMUSIC©: LEVERAGING A CLINICAL REGISTRY TO INFORM PATIENTS Gregory Auffenberg
10:05
PNFBA-07: BEST ABSTRACT - THE CURRENT MANAGEMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER IN THE UNITED STATES: DATA FROM THE AQUA REGISTRY Matthew Cooperberg
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10:10
PNFBA-08: BEST ABSTRACT - NOVEL IN VITRO ORGANOID TECHNOLOGY TO FACILITATE A PRECISION MEDICINE APPROACH IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MEN WITH BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE OF PROSTATE CANCER Andre Joshi
10:15
PNFBA-09: BEST ABSTRACT - THE DIVERSE GENOMIC LANDSCAPE OF LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Matthew Cooperberg
10:20
PNFBA-10: BEST ABSTRACT - FOCAL THERAPY OF PROSTATE CANCER: DEFINING APPROPRIATE TREATMENT MARGINS USING MRI: WHOLE MOUNT CO-REGISTRATION Tonye Jones
10:25
PNFBA-11: BEST ABSTRACT - E-CIGARETTE SMOKE IS POTENTIALLY BLADDER CARCINOGENIC – IT INDUCES TUMORIGENIC DNA ADDUCTS AND INHIBITS DNA REPAIR IN UROTHELIAL CELLS Hyun-wook Lee
10:30
PNFBA-12: BEST ABSTRACT - LIQUID BIOPSY FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Usama Al-Qassab
10:35
PNFBA-13: BEST ABSTRACT - ARE THE CURRENT FOLLOW-UP GUIDELINES AFTER TREATMENT FOR ORGAN CONFINED RENAL Sebastian Frees
10:40
PNFLBA-10: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - A PHASE III BLINDED STUDY OF IMMEDIATE POST-TURBT INSTILLATION OF GEMCITABINE VERSUS SALINE IN PATIENTS WITH NEWLY DIAGNOSED OR OCCASIONALLY RECURRING GRADE I/II NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: SWOG S0337 Edward Messing
10:45
PNFLBA-11: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY VERSUS OBSERVATION FOR EARLY PROSTATE CANCER: FOLLOW-UP RESULTS OF THE PROSTATE CANCER INTERVENTION VERSUS OBSERVATION TRIAL Timothy Wilt
10:50
PNFLBA-12: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - TARGETING EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTOR (EGFR) AND HUMAN EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTOR 2 EXPRESSING BLADDER CANCER USING COMBINATION PHOTOIMMUNOTHERAPY (PIT) Mohammad Siddiqui
10:55
PNFLBA-13: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - INTERIM RESULTS FROM A SINGLE-ARM MULTICENTER PHASE II TRIAL OF CG0070, AN ONCOLYTIC ADENOVIRUS, FOR BCG-UNRESPONSIVE NON-MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (NMIBC) Vignesh Packiam
11:00
PNFLBA-14: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - EARLY IN VIVO DETECTION OF METASTATIC BLADDER CANCER IN MICE USING MOLECULAR MRI Joel Slaton
11:05
PNFLBA-15: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - INTERIM RESULTS OF A NOVEL ADAPTIVE REGISTRATIONUTILITY TRIAL ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF EXODX® (PROSTATE) INTELLISCORE (EPI); A NON-DRE URINE EXOSOME GENE EXPRESSION ASSAY TO PREDICT HIGH GRADE DISEASE ON INITIAL BIOPSY James McKiernan
11:10
PNFLBA-16: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - FIRST RESULTS OF A-PREDICT: A PHASE II STUDY OF AXITINIB IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC RENAL CELL CANCER (RCC) UNSUITABLE FOR NEPHRECTOMY Grant Stewart
11:15
PNFLBA-17: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - DETECTION OF CIRCULATING TUMOR CELL IN THE PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER USING NOVEL VIRAL MARKER OBP-1101 Nobuyuki Hinata
11:20
PNFLBA-18: LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT - A PROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTER, RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF OPEN VERSUS ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY (RAZOR) Dipen Parekh
11:30
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Plenary: Prime Time I, Monday Afternoon Session
1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Ballroom West @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center CROSSFIRE: CONTROVERSIES IN UROLOGY: FOCAL THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER IS THE FUTURE AND THE FUTURE IS NOW Moderator: Laurence Klotz Debaters-Pro: Thomas Polascik, Inderbir Gill Debaters-Con: James Eastham, Dipen Parekh
1:30
SECOND OPINION CASES: NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Moderator: John Seigne Panelists: Colin Dinney, Yair Lotan
2:00
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION (RPLND) Surgeons: James Porter, Sean Stroup, Lou Kavoussi
3:00
PANEL DISCUSSION: DO WE NEED EXTENDED NODE DISSECTIONS FOR BLADDER AND RENAL CANCER? Moderator: Hendrik Van Poppel Panelists: Umberto Capitanio, Seth Lerner, Alexandre Zlotta
3:20
POINT-COUNTERPOINT DEBATE: ADJUVANT THERAPY FOR HIGH RISK RENAL CANCER Debater-Con: Lauren Harshman Debater-Pro: Christopher Wood
3:40
PANEL DISCUSSION: HOW TO DEFINE LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER? Moderator: Marc Dall’Era Panelist: Confirmatory Biopsy: Peter Carroll Panelist: Genomics: Eric Klein Panelist: MRI: Samir Taneja
4:00
SETBACKS AND OPERATIVE SOLUTIONS (SOS): ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY Moderator: Raju Thomas Panelists: Ketan Badani, Matthew Gettman, Ashok Hemal, Robert Stein
4:30
SESSION CONCLUDES
MONDAY
1:00
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM Monday, May 15, 2017
Plenary: Prime Time II, Monday Afternoon Session
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 1:00
HIGHLIGHTS: SOCIETY OF URODYNAMICS, FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE & UROGENITAL RECONSTRUCTION (SUFU) PROGRAM Ryan Krlin
1:10
PANEL DISCUSSION: DEMENTIA, COGNITION AND THE AGING BLADDER Moderator: Eric Rovner Panelists: Sender Herschorn, George Kuchel
1:30
CROSSFIRE: CONTROVERSIES IN UROLOGY: VAGINAL MESH SHOULD BE REMOVED BY RADICAL MESHECTOMY Moderator: Victor Nitti Debaters-Pro: Shlomo Raz, Christian Twiss Debaters-Con: Elizabeth Takacs, Howard Goldman
2:00
SECOND OPINION CASES: URINARY INCONTINENCE Moderator: Gopal Badlani Panelists: Fiona Burkhard, Una Lee, Nissrine Nakib
2:30
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: AUTOLOGOUS PUBOVAGINAL SLINGS Moderator: Roger Dmochowski Surgeons: Philip Zimmern, Melissa Kaufman, Donna Deng
3:30
SETBACKS AND OPERATIVE SOLUTIONS (SOS): PROLAPSE SURGERY Moderator: Sandip Vasavada Panelists: Brian Flynn, Paulo Palma, Mauricio Plata
4:00
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 68 STONE DISEASE: SURGICAL THERAPY VI Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mahesh Desai, Jorge Gutierrez-Aceves and Kelly Healy ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP68-01 EFFECTS AND OUTCOMES OF URETERAL STENTING PRIOR TO URETEROSCOPY VERSUS PRIMARY URETEROSCOPY IN URINARY STONE TREATMENT Ilgar Akbarov*, Mustafa Al-Mahmid, Ali Tok, Vahudin Zugor, Melanie Von Brandenstein, David Pfister, Axel Heidenreich, Cologne, Germany
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP68-08 POSITIONAL MANIPULATIONS TO FACILITATE SUCCESS DURING RETROGRADE INTRARENAL SURGERY IN CHILDREN USING SEMI RIGID URETEROSCOPY Ahmed fahmy*, Moustafa Elsawy, Amr Kamal, hazem Rhasad, Abdelrahman Zahran, Alexandria, Egypt MP68-09 CONTINUING ASPIRIN DOES NOT INCREASE BLOOD LOSS FROM PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Timothy Tran*, Egor Parkhomenko, Julie Thai, Kyle Blum, Mantu Gupta, New York, NY
MP68-02 URETERAL STRICTURE RATES ASSOCIATED WITH URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH USE FOR RETROGRADE RENAL STONE SURGERY Brian Jordan, Sang Gune Yoo, Aziz Khambati*, Kent Perry, Robert Nadler, Chicago, IL
MP68-10 PERIOPERATIVE ASPIRIN USE DURING PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY (PCNL): OUR SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE. Joshua Ebel*, Bodo Knudsen, Columbus, OH
MP68-03 UROSEPSIS FOLLOWING URETERORENOSCOPY FOR THE TREATMENT OF UROLITHIASIS OR UPPER URINARY TRACT TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA: A FOCUS ON UNDERESTIMATED AND HARMFUL POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATION Luca Villa*, Filippo Pederzoli, Francesco Trevisani, Alberto Briganti, Andrea Salonia, Francesco Montorsi, MIlan, Italy
MP68-11 A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED TRIAL EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF TWO DIFFERENT HEMOSTATIC SEALANT IN TUBELESS PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Yong Sun Choi, Kyu Won Lee*, Woong Jin Bae, Seoul, Korea, Republic Of, Sung-Dae Kim, Jeju, Korea, Republic Of, Sung-Hoo Hong, Ji Youl Lee, Sae Woong Kim, Hyuk Jin Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic Of
MP68-04 SUCTIONING FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPIC LITHOTRIPSY IN THE OBLIQUE SUPINE LITHOTOMY POSITION AND SUPINE LITHOTOMY POSITION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Leming Song*, Xiaolin Deng, Ganzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Donghua Xie, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Jianrong Huang, Ganzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP68-12 STONE MORPHOMETRY: TRACT (S) AND STAGE (S) PREDICTOR FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Jorge Sedano-Basilio*, Luis Trujillo-Ortiz, Carlos Martı´nez-Arroyo, Carlos PachecoGahbler, Mexico City, Mexico
MP68-05 SINGLE SURGEON EXPERIENCE WITH RETAINED ENCRUSTED STENTS: COMBINED ENDOUROLOGICAL APPROACH AND MODIFIED GRADING SYSTEM Roberto Lopes, Carlos Watanabe-Silva*, Fabricio Beltrame, Alexandre Danilovic, Joaquim Claro, Fabio Vicentini, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil
MP68-13 OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH RADIOGRAPHIC XANTHOGRANULOMATOUS PYELONEPHRITIS MANAGED WITH PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Noah Canvasser, Aaron Lay, Shuvro De, Arthi Satyanarayan, Elysha Kolitz, Margaret Pearle, Jodi Antonelli*, Dallas, TX MP68-14 SUPINE MINI PCNL – ARE WE LOOKING AT A RECOURSE TO STANDARD PCNL? A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE Arunkumar Balakrishnan*, Chennai, India, Kulthe Ramesh Seetharam Bhat, Bangalore, India, Priyank Shah R, Gaurav Gyvi, Chennai, India
MP68-06 A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY EVALUATING SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF BILATERAL SIMULTANEOUS RETROGRADE INTRARENAL SURGERY FOR ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF BILATERAL RENAL CALCULI. Hemendra Shah*, Rashmi Shah, Mumbai, India MP68-07 1-BILATERAL SIMULTANEOUS RETROGRADE INTRARENAL SURGERY IN CHILDREN: IS IT SAFE AND FEASIBLE? Ahmed fahmy*, Moustafa Elsawy, Amr Kamal, hazem Rhasad, Alexandria, Egypt
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MP68-18 “DOES SPLITTING OF PAPILLA MATTER DURING PCNL?” A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Venkatesh Krishnamoorthy*, MG Pradeepa, Maneesh Sinha, Bangalore, India
MP68-15 SUPINE PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY FOR STAGHORN CALCULI – PROSPECTIVELY RECORDED EXPERIENCE IN A SINGLE TERTIARY REFERRAL ENDOUROLOGY UNIT John Withington*, David Curry, Sarah Tang, Asheesh Kaul, Helena Gresty, Anthony Goode, Nick Woodward, Dominic Yu, Anuj Goyal, Rajesh Kucheria, Darrell Allen, Leye Ajayi, London, United Kingdom
MP68-19 BILATERAL SINGLE SESSION PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: IS IT WORTH THE RISK? Oleg Goldin*, Sergiu Bistritchi, Tareq Aro, Ariel Zisman, Gilad E. Amiel, Michael Mullerad, Haifa, Israel
MP68-16 PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY ACCESSED BY SVOF TWO-STEP DILATION WITH ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PRONE POSITION PUNCTURE FOR 11 507 PATIENTS Xiao Yu*, Ejun Peng, Shaogang Wang, Zhangqun Ye, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic Of
MP68-20 INTEROBSERVER VARIABILITY AMONG SURGEONS AND RADIOLOGISTS IN ASSESSMENT OF GUY’S STONE SCORE AND S.T.O.N.E. NEPHROLITHOMETRIC SCORE: A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION Aneesh Srivastava*, Priyank Yadav, Sanjoy Sureka, Uday Singh, Rakesh Kapoor, M S Ansari, Hira Lal, Prabhakar Mishra, Lucknow, India
MP68-17 THE CLINICAL SAFETY AND FEASIBILITY FOR ULTRASOUND GUIDED PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK ANESTHESIA OF PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Jia Hu*, Xiao Yu, Shaogang Wang, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic Of
Monday, May 15, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 69 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: PRACTICE PATTERNS, QUALITY OF LIFE AND SHARED DECISION MAKING III Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: J. Quentin Clemens, Christopher Gonzalez and J. Kellogg Parsons ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP69-01 ANTIMUSCARINIC USE IN THE ELDERLY: A POISONED APPLE? Daniel Pucheril*, Detroit, MI, Christian P. Meyer, Boston, MA, Patrick Karabon, Humphrey Atiemo, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Bilal Chughtai, New York, NY
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP69-04 IDENTIFICATION OF MODIFIABLE RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PATIENTREPORTED ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION TO ENHANCE PATIENT HEALTH COUNSELING AND SEXUAL QUALITY OF LIFE Jaime A. Cavallo*, Jared S. Winoker, Kyle A. Blum, New York, NY, Wendy L. Poage, E. David Crawford, Aurora, CO, Steven A. Kaplan, Nelson N. Stone, New York, NY
MP69-02 VARIATION IN CARE INTENSITY FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER SYMPTOMS AMONG MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES Charles Scales Jr*, Melissa Greiner, Lesley Curtis, Brad Hammill, Andrew Peterson, Cindy Amundsen, Kenneth Schmader, Durham, NC
MP69-05 TWITTER MENTIONS AND ACADEMIC CITATIONS IN UROLOGY LITERATURE Solomon Hayon*, Ian Stormont, Meagan Dunne, Michael Naslund, Mohummad Minhaj Siddiqui, Baltimore, MD
MP69-03 USE OF PELVIC FLOOR REHABILITATION IN A STATEWIDE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT COLLABORATIVE: PATIENT AND COST CHARACTERISTICS Deborah R. Kaye*, John Syrjamaki, Chad Ellimootil, M Hugh Solomon, Take Kim, Susan Linsell, Khurshid R. Ghani, David C. Miller, James E. Montie, James M. Dupree, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
*Presenting author
MP69-06 AUTHOR SELF-CITATION IN THE UROLOGY LITERATURE Katherine Carlisle*, Joseph Sterbis, Phuong Do, Leah McMann, Honolulu, HI MP69-07 HASHTAG PEER-REVIEW: DOES EARLY SOCIAL MEDIA SUCCESS CORRELATE WITH CONVENTIONAL METRICS OF PUBLICATION IMPACT? Kevin Nguyen, Cary Gross, New Haven, CT, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Matthew Katz, Lowell, MA, Adam Hittelman, Jamil Syed, Peter Schulam, Michael Leapman*, New Haven, CT
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MP69-16 THE ASSOCIATION OF HEALTH LITERACY AND NUMERACY ON UNDERSTANDING OF PROSTATE CANCER TERMINOLOGY Jeremiah Umoh*, Shaquille Brown, Daniel Heslop, Ken Wallston, Kelvin Moses, Nashville, TN
MP69-08 PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY PAYMENTS AND PHYSICIAN PRESCRIBING OF UROLOGIC DRUGS Parth Modi*, New Brunswick, NJ, Matthew Ingham, Boston, MA, Eric Singer, New Brunswick, NJ, Steven Chang, Boston, MA MP69-09 SURVIVAL OUTCOMES OF ORGAN SPARING SURGERY, PARTIAL PENECTOMY AND TOTAL PENECTOMY IN T1/T2 PENILE CANCER Benjamin Schurhamer*, Jun Tao, Mark Campbell, Judy Farias, Alfred Hall, Rodney Davis, Joseph Su, Mohamed Kamel, Little Rock, AR
MP69-17 INCIDENCE OF PROSTATE CANCER STRATIFIED BY COUNTY EDUCATION, POVERTY, AND URBANIZATION LEVELS: A POPULATION BASED ANALYSIS OF SEER Daniel Au*, Johar Syed, Sameer Siddiqui, Saint Louis, MO MP69-18 A PATIENT-CENTERED PRACTICE CHANGE: FINDING THE BEST APPROACH FOR PROSTATE CANCER DECISION SUPPORT Donna Berry*, Barbara Halpenny, Meghan Underhill, Boston, MA, Martin Sanda, Viraj Master, Christopher Filson, Atlanta, GA, Peter Chang, Boston, MA, Gary Chien, Los Angeles, CA, Seth Wolpin, Seattle, WA
MP69-10 TRENDS IN STAGE I NONSEMINOMATOUS GERM CELL TUMORS IN THE UNITED STATES Nahid Punjani*, London, Canada, Thomas Seisen, Claire Beard, Christoper Sweeney, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Jennifer Rider, Mark Preston, Boston, MA MP69-11 PATTERNS OF SURVEILLANCE INTENSITY IN KIDNEY CANCER Suzanne Merrill*, Eric Schaefer, Chris Hollenbeak, Hershey, PA
MP69-19 THE IMPACT OF RACE ON PERCEPTIONS OF ANXIETY AFTER LOCAL THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER Shilajit Kundu, Vincent Wong, Channa Amarasekera*, Kevin Lewis, Edward Schaeffer, Anthony Schaeffer, Joshua Meeks, David Victorson, James Burns, Sandra Gutierrez, Chicago, IL, Kevin McVary, Springfield, IL, Sarah Psutka, David Cella, Chicago, IL
MP69-12 UNDERUTILIZATION OF PALLIATIVE SERVICES IN ADVANCED GENITOURINARY MALIGNANCIES Adrien Bernstein*, Ron Golan, Brian Dinerman, Jonathan Fainberg, Bashir Al Hussein Al Awamlh, Jim C. Hu, NEW YORK, NY MP69-13 PATIENT REPORTED HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY AND CYSTECTOMY: RESULTS FROM BLADDER CANCER OUTCOMES AND IMPACT STUDY Dominic Tang*, Andrew Leone, Juan Chipollini, Tampa, FL, Paul Crispen, Carl Henriksen, Gainesville, FL, Michael Poch, Wade Sexton, Scott Gilbert, Tampa, FL
MP69-20 THE IMPACT OF STATE LAWS LIMITING MALPRACTICE AWARDS ON DIFFUSION OF SURGICAL INNOVATION: THE CASE OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Shyam Sukumar*, Oluwakayode Adejoro, Badrinath Konety, Minneapolis, MN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP69-14 ACADEMIC AND HIGH-VOLUME HOSPITALS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED OUTCOMES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RETROPERITONEAL SARCOMA Jessica Yih*, Matthew Maurice, Robert Abouassaly, John Ammori, Cleveland, OH MP69-15 RECEIPT OF MANNITOL USE IN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY AND RATES OF CONVERSION TO RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY AFTER MANNITOL ADMINISTRATION Yash Khandwala*, San Diego, CA, In Gab Jeong, Palo Alto, CA, Ye Wang, Boston, MA, Deok Hyun Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Jae Heon Kim, Seol, Korea, Republic of, Shufeng Li, Palo Alto, CA, Steven L Chang, Boston, MA, Benjamin Chung, Palo Alto, CA
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Moderated Poster Session 70 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: ABLATIVE THERAPY I Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Joseph Chin, Aaron Katz and Belinda Morrison ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP70-07 A MULTIVARIABLE MODEL AND RISK SCORE FOR BIOCHEMICAL FAILURE AFTER WHOLE-GLAND SALVAGE CRYOSURGERY AT 10 YEARS FOLLOWUP. Max Peters, Utrecht, Netherlands, Khurram Siddiqui, London, Canada, Jochem van der Voort van Zyp, Utrecht, Netherlands, Philippe Violette, Woodstock, Canada, Glenn Bauman, London, Canada, Robbert Tersteeg, Utrecht, Netherlands, Joseph Chin*, London, Canada
MP70-02 CORRELATION OF MPMRI CONTOURS WITH 3-DIMENSIONAL 5MM TRANSPERINEAL PROSTATE MAPPING BIOPSY WITHIN THE PROMIS TRIAL PILOT: WHAT MARGINS ARE REQUIRED? Clement Orczyk*, Yi Peng Hu, Ahmed ElShater Bosaily, Eli Gibson, Alex Kirkham, Shonit Punwani, Esther Bonmati, Louise Brown, Yolana Coraco-Moraes, Katie Ward, Rick Kaplan, Dean Barratt, Mark Emberton, Hashim U Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
MP70-08 A NOMOGRAM FOR PREDICTION OF LOCAL CANCER RECURRENCE AFTER PRIMARY PROSTATE CRYOABLATION Ahmed El Shafei, Cleveland, OH, Kae Jack Tay*, Durham, NC, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC, Robert Given, Norfolk, VA, Vladimir Mouraviev, Celebration, FL, J. Kellogg Parsons, San Diego, CA, J Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH
MP70-03 CLINICAL PERFORMANCE OF MULTI PARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN THE FOLLOW-UP OF PARTIAL GLAND ABLATION FOR PROSTATE CANCER Arjun Sivaraman*, Melissa Assel, Andreas Hoetker, Govindarajan Srimathveeravalli, Behfar Ehdaie, Oguz Akin, Jonathan Coleman, New York, NY
MP70-09 PREDICTORS OF BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE AFTER PRIMARY FOCAL CRYOTHERAPY FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER: A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL ANALYTIC COMPARISON OF THE PHOENIX AND STUTTGART CRITERIA. Michael Kongnyuy*, Mineola, NY, Michael Lipsky, New York, NY, Shahidul Islam, Mineola, NY, Dennis Robins, New York, NY, Kaitlin Kosinski, Daniel Halpern, Shaun Hager, Jeffrey Schiff, Anthony Corcoran, Mineola, NY, Sven Wenske, New York, NY, Aaron Katz, Mineola, NY
MP70-04 3-T MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI CHARACTERISTICS OF PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS SUSPICIOUS FOR BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE AFTER PRIMARY FOCAL CRYOSURGERY. Daniel Halpern*, Michael Kongnyuy, Kaitlin Kosinski, Jeffrey Schiff, Anthony Corcoran, Aaron Katz, Mineola, NY
MP70-10 NEW APPROACH TO FOCAL THERAPY OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER WITH “FUSION” INTEGRATED PATH AND HIGH INTENSITY FOCUSED ULTRASOUND (HIFU): INITIAL EXPERIENCE Alessandro Branchi, Giulio Milanese*, Luca Gasparri, Redi Claudini, Michele Pucci, Andrea Benedetto Galosi, Tiziana Pierangeli, Marco Dellabella, Ancona, Italy
MP70-05 DEFINING THE INDEX LESION FOR SALVAGE PARTIAL GLAND ABLATION AFTER RADIATION THERAPY FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Arjun Sivaraman*, Toshikazu Takeda, Hebert Alberto Vargas, Samson Fine, James Eastham, Behfar Ehdaie, New York, NY
MP70-11 MEDIUM TERM OUTCOMES FOLLOWING FOCAL HIFU FOR THE TREATMENT OF LOCALISED PROSTATE CANCER: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE. Kiki Mistry, Utsav Reddy, Basingstoke, United Kingdom, Simon Bott, Surrey, United Kingdom, Amr Emara, Richard Hindley*, Basingstoke, United Kingdom
MP70-06 PREDICTING ONCOLOGICAL CONTROL FOLLOWING FOCAL ABLATION(FA) OF PROSTATE CANCER(PCA) Alexander Kenigsberg*, Elton Llukani, FangMing Deng, Jonathan Melamed, Herbert Lepor, New York, NY
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP70-01 UTILITY OF MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI ON PATIENT SELECTION FOR FOCAL THERAPY IN INTERMEDIATE RISK PROSTATE CANCER Brian Calio*, Abhinav Sidana, Dordaneh Sugano, Sonia Gaur, Amit Jain, Mahir Maruf, Maria Merino, Baris Turkbey, Peter Choyke, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Bethesda, MD
MP70-17 DOES PRIOR INTERVENTIONAL THERAPY FOR BPH INCREASE THE RISK OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER PRIMARY WHOLE GLAND PROSTATE CRYOABLATION? Ahmed El Shafei*, Cleveland, OH, Kae Jack Tay, Durham, NC, Asmaa Hatem, Cleveland, OH, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD, J. Kellogg Parsons, San Diego, CA, Vladimir Mouraviev, Celebration, FL, Robert Given, Norfolk, VA, J Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH
MP70-12 PREDICTING EXTENSIVE DISEASE AMONG POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FOR HEMI-ABLATIVE FOCAL THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER Toshikazu Takeda*, Amy Tin, Renato Corradi, Maha Mamoor, Nicola Robertson, Hebert Vargas, Nicole Benfante, Daniel Sjoberg, Samson Fine, James Eastham, Peter Scardino, Karim Touijer, New York, NY MP70-13 CRYOSURGICAL ABLATION OF THE PROSTATE: LOCAL DISEASE CONTROL FOR INTERMEDIATE /HIGH-GRADE GLEASON PROSTATE CANCER Ahmed El Shafei, Mohamed Eltemamy*, Yaw Nyame, Hans Arora, J Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH
MP70-18 PROSTATE RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION FOCAL TREATMENT (PRORAFT) : INTERIM RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE DEVELOPMENT STUDY Clement Orczyk*, Chris Brew-graves, Norman Williams, Ingrid Potika, Navin Ramachandran, Alex Freeman, Mark Emberton, Hashim U Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
MP70-14 PSA NADIR AND PSA FLARE ARE THE PREDICTORS OF BIOCHEMICAL FAILURE AFTER HIGH-INTENSITY FOCUSED ULTRASOUND TREATMENT OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Naokazu Ibuki*, Teruo Inamoto, Yudai Nishimoto, Kiyoshi Takahara, Toshikazu Watsuji, Haruhito Azuma, Osaka, Japan
MP70-19 LOCAL IMMUNE MODULATION BY INCREASING T CYTOTOXIC / T HELPER RATIO AFTER PROSTATE CANCER HEMICRYOABLATION Karen L. Ferrari, Michael Cerqueira, Athanase Billis, Ma´rio J. A. Saad, Amilcar Castro, Leonardo O. Reis*, Campinas - SP, Brazil
MP70-15 INTRA-PROSTATIC PRX302 FOCAL THERAPY IN TREATING CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT LOW-INTERMEDIATE PROSTATE CANCER: AN OPEN LABEL, PROOF-OF-CONCEPT STUDY Edward Bass*, Yaalini Shanmugabavan, London, United Kingdom, Allison Hulme, La Jolla, CA, Alex Freeman, Chris Brew-Graves, Ingrid Potyka, Navin Ramachandran, Mark Emberton, Hashim Ahmed, London, United Kingdom
MP70-20 PREDICTORS AND UTILIZATION OF ABLATIVE THERAPIES IN NEW YORK STATE Maxwell B James*, Dennis J Robins, Wilson Sui, Ifeanyi C Onyeji, Justin T Matulay, Marissa C Theofanides, Sven Wenske, New York, NY APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP70-16 SAFETY AND FEASIBILITY OF REAL-TIME MRI-GUIDED FOCUSED ULTRASOUND FOR FOCAL THERAPY OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER USING THE EXABLATE 2100 DEVICE: PHASE 1 STUDY Nathan Perlis*, Eugen Hlasny, Walter Kucharczyk, Masoom Haider, Antonio Finelli, Alexandre Zlotta, Girish Kulkarni, John Trachtenberg, Sangeet Ghai, Toronto, Canada
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Moderated Poster Session 71 BLADDER CANCER: UPPER TRACT TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA I Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Seth Lerner, Surena Matin and Morgan Roupret ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP71-05 PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF BAP1 EXPRESSION IN UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Nirmish Singla, Dallas, TX, Ahmet Aydin*, Ankara, Turkey, Vandana Panwar, Ryan Hutchinson, Solomon Woldu, Dallas, TX, Christopher Wood, Jose Karam, Houston, TX, Alon Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI, Jay Raman, Hershey, PA, Mesut Remzi, Vienna, Austria, Nathalie Rioux-Leclercq, Rennes, France, Andrea Haitel, Vienna, Austria, Marco Roscigno, Bergamo, Italy, Christian Bolenz, Ulm, Germany, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France, Arthur Sagalowsky, Dallas, TX, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Yair Lotan, Aditya Bagrodia, Payal Kapur, Vitaly Margulis, Laura-Maria Krabbe, Dallas, TX
MP71-02 DISTINCT GENOMIC LANDSCAPE OF UPPER URINARY TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Yoichi Fujii*, Yusuke Sato, Tokyo, Japan, Hiromichi Suzuki, Tetsuichi Yoshizato, Kyoto, Japan, Yusuke Shiozawa, Tokyo, Japan, Kenichi Yoshida, Kyoto, Japan, Yuichi Shiraishi, Tohru Nakagawa, Haruki Kume, Hiroaki Nishimatsu, Toshikazu Okaneya, Tokyo, Japan, Masashi Sanada, Nagoya, Japan, Hideki Makishima, Kyoto, Japan, Satoru Miyano, Tokyo, Japan, Seishi Ogawa, Kyoto, Japan, Yukio Homma, Tokyo, Japan
MP71-06 PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF EZH2 EXPRESSION IN UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Ahmet Aydin*, Ankara, Turkey, Nirmish Singla, Vandana Panwar, Ryan Hutchinson, Solomon Woldu, Dallas, TX, Christopher Wood, Jose Karam, Houston, TX, Alon Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI, Jay Raman, Hershey, PA, Mesut Remzi, Vienna, Austria, Nathalie Rioux-Leclercq, Rennes, France, Andrea Haitel, Vienna, Austria, Marco Roscigno, Bergamo, Italy, Christian Bolenz, Ulm, Germany, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France, Arthur Sagalowsky, Dallas, TX, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Yair Lotan, Aditya Bagrodia, Payal Kapur, Vitaly Margulis, Laura-Maria Krabbe, Dallas, TX
MP71-03 PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF PD-1 AND PD-L1 EXPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH HIGHGRADE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE UPPER URINARY TRACT Laura-Maria Krabbe*, Dallas, TX, Barbara Heitzplatz, Muenster, Germany, Ryan Hutchinson, Solomon Woldu, Nirmish Singla, Dallas, TX, Sina Preuss, Martin Boegemann, Muenster, Germany, Christopher Wood, Jose Karam, Houston, TX, Alon Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI, Jay Raman, Hershey, PA, Mesut Remzi, Vienna, Austria, Nathalie RiouxLeclercq, Rennes, France, Andrea Haitel, Vienna, Austria, Marco Roscigno, Bergamo, Italy, Christian Bolenz, Ulm, Germany, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France, Arthur Sagalowsky, Dallas, TX, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Yair Lotan, Dallas, TX, Evanguelos Xylinas, Paris, France, Vitaly Margulis, Dallas, TX
MP71-07 SERUM CORE FUCOSYLATED N-GLYCAN CARRYING IMMUNOGLOBRIN IS A DIAGNOSTIC AND PRE-OPERATIVE PROGNOSTIC MARKER OF UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Toshikazu Tanaka*, Yuki Tobisawa, Shingo Hatakeyama, Kazuyuki Mori, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Tohru Yoneyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP71-04 GATA3 IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE UPPER URINARY TRACT AS A UROTHELIAL MARKER AS WELL AS A PROGNOSTICATOR Satoshi Inoue*, Rochester, NY, Kazutoshi Fujita, Suita, Japan, Hiroki Ide, Tokyo, Japan, Seiji Yamaguchi, Hiroaki Fushimi, Osaka, Japan, George Netto, Birmingham, AL, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Rochester, NY
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MP71-08 EXPRESSION OF TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS, ELK1, FOXO1, NFATC1, AND ZKSCAN3, IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE UPPER URINARY TRACT AS PROGNOSTICATORS Taichi Mizushima*, Rochester, NY, Kazutoshi Fujita, Suita, Japan, Satoshi Inoue, Rochester, NY, Hiroki Ide, Tokyo, Japan, Takashi Kawahara, Yokohama, Japan, Mehrsa Jalalizadeh, Baltimore, MD, Seiji Yamaguchi, Hiroaki Fushimi, Osaka, Japan, Eiji Kashiwagi, Fukuoka, Japan, George Netto, Birmingham, AL, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Rochester, NY
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP71-01 COMPREHENSIVE GENOMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA (UTUC) Tyler Moss, Yuan Qi, Bo Peng, Liu Xi, Maribel Mosqueda, Charles Guo, Michael Ittmann, David Wheeler, Seth Lerner, Surena Matin*, Houston, TX
MP71-15 PREDICTIVE ABILITY OF RENAL CORTEX ENHANCEMENT IN DYNAMIC CT FOR RESIDUAL RENAL FUNCTION AFTER NEPHROURETERECTOMY: COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH RENOGRAPHY Yuma Waseda*, Kazutaka Saito, Masaharu Inoue, Masaya Ito, Toshiki Kijima, Soichiro Yoshida, Minato Yokoyama, Junichiro Ishioka, Yoh Matsuoka, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP71-09 EFFECTIVENESS OF ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY AFTER RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY FOR LOCALLY ADVANCED AND/OR POSITIVE REGIONAL LYMPH NODE UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Thomas Seisen*, Ross E. Krasnow, Joaquim Bellmunt, Boston, MA, Morgan Roupreˆt, Paris, France, Jeffrey J. Leow, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Malte Vetterlein, Mark A. Preston, Nawar Hanna, Adam S. Kibel, Maxine Sun, Toni K. Choueiri, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Steven Lee Chang, Boston, MA
MP71-16 RISK STRATIFICATION BY MEANS OF THE BIOLOGICAL AGE RELATED FACTORS BETTER PREDICTS CANCERSPECIFIC SURVIVAL THAN THE CHRONOLOGICAL AGE IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA (UTUC): A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL DATABASE STUDY Teruo Inamoto*, Kiyoshi Takahara, Naokazu Ibuki, Takatsuki, Japan, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan, Kiyohide Fujimoto, Kashihara, Japan, Hiroaki Shiina, Shimane, Japan, Shigeru Sakano, Kazuhiro Nagao, Ube, Japan, Yoshihiro Tatsumi, Kashihara, Japan, Hiroaki Yasumoto, Shimane, Japan, Haruhito Azuma, Takatsuki, Japan, Nishinihon Uro-Oncology Collaborative Group, Ube, Japan
MP71-10 ADJUVANT THERAPY FOR T3B OF THE UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Jong Keun Kim*, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Myungchan Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Myong Kim, Dalsan You, In Gab Jeoung, Cheryn Song, Bumsik Hong, Young Seok Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Seong-Ho Lee, Hwaseong-si, Korea, Republic of, Sang Hyun Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Choung-Soo Kim, Tai Young Ahn, Hanjong Ahn, Seoul, Korea, Republic of MP71-11 CLINICAL RESPONSE RATES OF NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IN HIGH GRADE UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: A SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE Hayley R. Silver*, Marc A. Bjurlin, William C. Huang, New York, NY
MP71-17 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF LAPAROSCOPIC AND OPEN RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY FOR PATIENTS WITH UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE UPPER URINARY TRACT UNDERGOING REGIONAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION Takashige Abe*, Sapporo, Japan, Tsunenori Kondo, Tokyo, Japan, Toru Harabayashi, Norikata Takada, Ryuji Matsumoto, Ataru Sazawa, Takahiro Osawa, Keita Minami, Satoshi Nagamori, Naoto Miyajima, Kunihiko Tsuchiya, Satoru Maruyama, Sachiyo Murai, Sapporo, Japan, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan, Nobuo Shinohara, Sapporo, Japan
MP71-12 CLINICAL BENEFIT OF PLATINUM-BASED NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR LOCALLY ADVANCED UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Shingo Hatakeyama*, Shogo Hosogoe, Masaki Momota, Koichi Kido, Hayato Yamamoto, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takahiro Yoneyama, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan MP71-13 EFFICACY OF CHEMOTHERAPY ADMINISTRATION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA AFTER RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY. Keisuke Shigeta*, Eiji Kikuchi, Keishiro Fukumoto, Nozomi Hayakawa, Takeo Kosaka, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan MP71-14 SIGNIFICANCE OF BUTTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE BEFORE CHEMOTHERAPY AS AN INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF OVER-ALL SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED UPPERTRACT UROTHELIAL CANCER Takahiro Yoneyama*, Masaaki Oikawa, Kazuhisa Hagiwara, Takuma Narita, Toshikazu Tanaka, Kengo Imanishi, Tohru Yoneyama, Kazuyuki Mori, Atsushi Imai, Shingo Hatakeyama, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, hirosaki, Japan
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MP71-19 PREOPERATIVE PREDICTORS OF MUSCLE INVASION IN UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Ezra J. Margolin*, Justin T. Matulay, Xiaosong Meng, Brian Chao, Varun Vijay, Hayley Silver, William C. Huang, Marc A. Bjurlin, Ojas Shah, Christopher B. Anderson, New York, NY
MP71-18 DISTRIBUTION OF LYMPH NODE METASTASIS IN UPPER URINARY TRACT UROTHELIAL CANCER, SUB-ANALYSIS OF JCOG1110A STUDY Junichi Inokuchi*, Fukuoka, Japan, Kentaro Kuroiwa, Miyazaki, Japan, Yoshiyuki Kakehi, Mikio Sugimoto, Kagawa, Japan, Toshiki Tanikawa, Niigata, Japan, Hiroyuki Fujimoto, Tokyo, Japan, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan, Naoya Masumori, Sapporo, Japan, Osamu Ogawa, Kyoto, Japan, Masatoshi Eto, Fukuoka, Japan, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan, Akito Yamaguchi, Fukuoka, Japan, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan, Tomohiko Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan, Tomohiko Asano, Tokorozawa, Japan, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan, Kiyohide Fujimoto, Kashihara, Japan, Raizo Yamaguchi, Tokyo, Japan, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan, Katsuyoshi Hashine, Matsuyama, Japan, Yoichi Arai, Sendai, Japan, Norihiko Tsuchiya, Yamagata, Japan, Hiroyuki Nishiyama, Ibaraki, Japan, Nobuo Shinohara, Sapporo, Japan, Masashi Niwakawa, Shizuoka, Japan, Shin Egawa, Tokyo, Japan, Seiichiro Ozono, Hamamatsu, Japan, Tomomi Kamba, Kumamoto, Japan, Osamu Ishizuka, Matsumoto, Japan, Kazuo Nishimura, Osaka, Japan, Tatsuo Tochigi, Natori, Japan, Yoshiki Sugimura, Tsu, Japan, Junki Mizusawa, Kenichi Miyamoto, Tokyo, Japan, Seiji Naito, Fukuoka, Japan
MP71-20 PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF ERYTHROCYTE PROTEIN BAND 4.1-LIKE5 EXPRESSION IN UPPER URINARY TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Tatsuaki Daimon*, Takeo Kosaka, Eiji Kikuchi, Shuji Mikami, Yasumasa Miyazaki, Ryuchi Mizuno, Akira Miyajima, Yasunori Okada, Tokyo, Japan, Hisataka Sabe, Hokkaido, Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
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Moderated Poster Session 72 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY V Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Casey Ng, Alejandro Rodriguez and Li-Ming Su ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP72-01 PREDICTING RENAL CELL CARCINOMA PROGRESSION AFTER SURGERY William Parker*, Christine Lohse, John Cheville, Harras Zaid, Stephen Boorjian, Igor Frank, R. Houston Thompson, Bradley Leibovich, Rochester, MN
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP72-03 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RADICAL AND PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH PREOPERATIVE STAGE 2 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE: A MULTICENTER STUDY Zachary Hamilton*, San Diego, CA, Alessandro Larcher, Milan, Italy, Brian Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy, Sumi Dey, Grand Rapids, MI, Aaron Bloch, Charles Field, San Diego, CA, Samer Kirmiz, Grand Rapids, MI, Daniel Han, San Diego, CA, Adam Bezinque, Grand Rapids, MI, Alp Tuna Beksac, San Diego, CA, Cristina Carenzi, Milan, Italy, Fang Wan, James Proudfoot, San Diego, CA, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA
MP72-02 FAVORABLE PROGNOSIS OF PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE RENAL DISEASE PATIENTS AND RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: A LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP STUDY AT A SINGLE INSTITUTION Shunichi Namiki*, Sendai, Japan, Yoshihiro Ikeda, Osaki, Japan, Takashi Kudo, Masataka Aizawa, Naaomasa Ioritani, Sendai, Japan
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MP72-11 MODIFIED 5-ITEM FRAILTY INDEX IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED HEALTHCARE RESOURCE UTILIZATION FOLLOWING ELECTIVE MINIMALLY INVASIVE RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY Benjamin Taylor*, Leilei Xia, Jose Pulido, Jeremy Bonzo, George Drach, Thomas Guzzo, Philadelphia, PA
MP72-04 CAN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY PROVIDE EQUAL ONCOLOGICAL EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY COMPARED WITH RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL CELL CARCINOMA (> 4 CM)? A PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHED STUDY Hakmin Lee*, Ohseong Kwon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Jong Jin Oh, Seok-Soo Byun, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Chang Wook Jeong, Cheol Kwak, Hwang Gyun Jeon, Byong Chang Jeong, Seong Soo Jeon, Hyun Moo Lee, Han-Yong Choi, Seong Il Seo, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP72-12 SURVEILLANCE AFTER SURGERY FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: A RISKADAPTED APPROACH William Parker*, Rochester, MN, Suzanne Merrill, Hershey, PA, Phillip Schulte, Ross Mason, R. Houston Thompson, Christine Lohse, Igor Frank, Rochester, MN
MP72-05 PATTERNS AND PREDICTORS OF RECURRENCE AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR KIDNEY TUMORS Pascal Mouracade*, Onder Kara, Matthew Maurice, Julien Dagenais, Ercan Malkoc, Jaya Sai Chavali, Ryan Nelson, Khaled Fareed, Robert Stein, Amr Fergany, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
MP72-13 MODIFIED ROBOT-ASSISTED SIMPLE ENUCLEATION WITH SINGLE LAYER SUTURE TECHNIQUE IN LOCALIZED RENAL TUMORS: A PROPENSITY SCOREMATCHING ANALYSIS Xiaozhi Zhao*, Qun Lu, Guangxiang Liu, Gutian Zhang, Xiaogong Li, Weidong Gan, Hongqian Guo, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
MP72-06 MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL SURVIVAL ANALYSIS OF INCIDENTAL PATHOLOGIC T3A UPSTAGING IN CLINICAL T1 RENAL CELL CARCINOMA FOLLOWING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Christopher M. Russell*, Amir H. Lebastchi, Ann Arbor, MI, Juan Chipollini, Tampa, FL, Adam Niemann, Rohit Mehra, Todd M. Morgan, David C. Miller, Ganesh S. Palapattu, Khaled S. Hafez, J. Stuart Wolf, Ann Arbor, MI, Wade J. Sexton, Philippe E. Spiess, Tampa, FL, Alon Z. Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI
MP72-14 IMPACT OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION ON DECLINE IN REMAINING KIDNEY FUNCTION AFTER RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY Minato Yokoyama*, Fumitaka Koga, Yukihiro Otsuka, Tetsuro Tsukamoto, Tokyo, Japan, Tetsuo Okuno, Toride, Japan, Katsushi Nagahama, Ichikawa, Japan, Yukio Kageyama, Ina, Japan, Akira Noro, Saitama, Japan, Toshihiko Tsujii, Tokyo, Japan, Shinji Morimoto, Tsuchiura, Japan, Satoshi Kitahara, Tama, Japan, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP72-07 HISTOPATHOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF TUMOR BED AFTER IN VITRO TUMOR ENUCLEATION ON RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY SPECIMEN Qun Lu*, Changwei Ji, Xiaozhi Zhao, Guangxiang Liu, Hongqian Guo, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
MP72-15 ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE: OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT OF SHORT AND LONG TERM RENAL FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Charbel Chalouhy*, New York, NY, Jessica Ruck, Baltimore, MD, Tian Cheng Zhou, Abhishek Srivastava, Lucas Policastro, Kara Watts, Reza Ghavamian, New York, NY
MP72-08 SEVERITY OF PREOPERATIVE PROTEINURIA IS A RISK FACTOR FOR OVERALL MORTALITY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING NEPHRECTOMY David Y Yang*, R Houston Thompson, Harras B Zaid, Christine M Lohse, Andrew D Rule, Bradley C Leibovich, John C Cheville, Matthew K Tollefson, Rochester, MN
MP72-16 PREDICTORS OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: A SINGLECENTER EXPERIENCE Ercan Malkoc*, Istanbul, Turkey, Matthew J. Maurice, Onder Kara, Pascal Mouracade, Daniel Ramirez, Ryan J. Nelson, Julien Dagenais, Khaled Fareed, Amr Fergany, Robert J. Stein, Jihad H. Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
MP72-09 TRENDS IN UTILIZATION AND QUALITY OUTCOMES OF PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN CT1B AND CT2A RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE Katherine Fero, Zachary Hamilton*, Daniel Han, Aaron Bloch, Charles Field, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA MP72-10 THE PROGNOSTIC IMPLICATION OF BODY MASS INDEX ON POSTOPERATIVE SURVIVAL OUTCOMES IN NONMETASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Hyung Suk Kim*, Chang Wook Jeong, Cheol Kwak, Ja Hyeon Ku, Hyeon Hoe Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Hae Won Lee, Goyang, Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of
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MP72-19 PHASE II STUDY OF AXITINIB FOR DOWNSTAGING CT2A TO CT1 RENAL TUMORS FOR ALLOWING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY (AXIPAN) Cedric Lebacle*, Le Kremlin-bicetre, France, Jean Christophe Bernhard, Bordeaux, France, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France, Herve Baumert, Paris, France, Herve Lang, Didier Jacqmin, Brigitte Duclos, Strasbourg, France, Alain Ravaud, Bordeaux, France, Brigitte Laguerre, Rennes, France, Laurence Albiges, Villejuif, France, Armelle Arnoux, Le Kremlin-bicetre, France, Bernard Escudier, Villejuif, France, Jean Jacques Patard, Le Kremlin-bicetre, France
MP72-17 ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR COMPLEX CASES (PADUA SCORE > 10): RESULTS FROM A MULTICENTER EXPERIENCE AT THREE HIGH-VOLUME CENTERS Giovanni Lughezzani*, Nicolo’ Buffi, Giuliana Lista, Davide Maffei, Giovanni Forni, Milano, Italy, Nicola Fossati, Alessandro Larcher, Aalst, Belgium, Massimo Lazzeri, Alberto Saita, Paolo Casale, Giorgio Guazzoni, Milano, Italy, Jim Porter, Seattle, WA, Alex Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium MP72-18 ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS IN PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Henrique Nonemacher*, Mauricio Cordeiro, George Lins de Albuquerque, Joao Brunhara, Paulo Afonso Carvalho, Fabio Gallucci, Leornardo Borges, Rafael Coelho, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Vipul Patel, Orlando, FL, Willian Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Moderated Poster Session 73 KIDNEY CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY III Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mark Gonzalgo and Guan Wu ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP73-01 IMMUNE CHECKPOINT INHIBITOR COMBINED WITH THE GROWTH INHIBITOR LYCORINE SYNERGISTICALLY FUNCTION TO MEDIATE ANTI-TUMOR EFFECTS IN A MOUSE MODEL OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Xiezhao Li*, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Naijin Xu, Okayama, Japan, Aibai Xu, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Masami Watanabe, Peng Huang, Yasutomo Nasu, Okayama, Japan, Chunxiao Liu, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP73-03 PD-L1 EXPRESSION IN XP11.2 TRANSLOCATION RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: INDICATOR OF TUMOR AGGRESSIVENESS Yuan-Yuan Qu*, Kun Chang, Bo Dai, Yao Zhu, Hai-Liang Zhang, Ding-Wei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of MP73-04 TUMOR INFILTRATING MAST CELLS (TIMS) CONFERS A MARKED SURVIVAL ADVANTAGE IN NON-METASTASIS CLEAR-CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Hangcheng Fu*, Yu Zhu, Dingwei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP73-02 IMMUNOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA BASED ON IMMUNOCHECKPOINT MOLECULES: THE RELATIONSHIP WITH TUMOR AGGRESSIVENESS AND THE PRESENCE OF INTRA-TUMOR DIVERSITY Atsunari Kawashima*, Takayuki Kanazawa, Kumiko Goto, Mitsunobu Matsumoto, Yu Ishizuya, Cong Wang, Yoshiyuki Yamamoto, Takuji Hayashi, Toshiro Kinouchi, Kyosuke Matsuzaki, Norihiko Kawamura, Takeshi Ujike, Akira Nagahara, Kazutoshi Fujita, Motohide Uemura, Hisashi Wada, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan
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MP73-05 ACTIVATION OF SERINE BIOSYNTHESIS PATHWAY IN HIF2␣ ANTAGONISTRESISTANT RENAL CELL CARCINOMA CELLS AFTER ACQUIRING SUNITINIB RESISTANCE: RESULTS FROM THE GENOME EDITING TECHNOLOGY Hideki Enokida*, Hirofumi Yoshino, Kazutaka Miyamoto, Masaya Yonemori, Satoru Sugita, Takashi Sakaguchi, Masayuki Nakagawa, Kagoshima, Japan
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MP72-20 DIFFERENTIAL HEMODYNAMIC AND ANTIHYPERTENSIVE CHANGES AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY VERSUS RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY Ryan Hutchinson*, Nirmish Singla, LauraMaria Krabbe, Solomon Woldu, Gong Chen, Charles Rew, Isamu Tachibana, Yair Lotan, Jeffrey A. Cadeddu, Vitaly Margulis, Dallas, TX
MP73-14 CAPABILITY OF ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY SENSOR ON A NEEDLE AS A NOVEL TOOL TO ESTIMATE MALIGNANT RENAL TUMOR MARGIN: EX-VIVO DEMARCATION OF TUMOR AND SURGICAL MARGIN Hyeon Woo Kim*, Joho Yun, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Dong Gil Shin, Jeong Zoo Lee, Tae Nam Kim, Wan Lee, Chang Yell Lee, Chul Soo Yoon, Seong Choi, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Jong-Hyun Lee, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of
MP73-06 DRUG RESISTANCE CONSEQUENCES OF TUMOR HETEROGENEITY IN METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA USING ULTRA-FAST PATIENT DERIVED XENOGRAFTS AND MULTIREGIONAL GENOMIC SEQUENCING Matt Lowerison*, Slavic Fedyshyn, London, Canada, Stephenie Prokopec, Paul Boutros, Toronto, Canada, Ann Chambers, James Lacefield, Nicholas Power, Hon Leong, London, Canada MP73-07 INVOLVEMENT OF ANGIOGENIN IN SUNITINIB RESISTANCE IN HUMAN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Laure Pierard, Se´bastien Bergerat, Claire Be´raud, Pascal Mouracade, Ime`ne Hamaidi, Catherine Coquard, Sylvie Rothhut, Ve´ronique Lindner, Herve´ Lang, Thierry Massfelder*, Strasbourg, France
MP73-15 PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF ETHYL PYRUVATE ON OXIDATIVE RENAL CELL INJURY: IMPLICATION IN PREVENTION OF RENAL ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION INJURY Jonathan Bloom*, Mark Ferretti, Matthew Chaimowitz, Muhammad Choudhury, Majid Eshghi, Sensuke Konno, Valhalla, NY
MP73-08 METFORMIN DRIVES SYNERGISTIC EFFECT AND OVERCOMES THE TREATMENT RESISTANCE OF MOLECULAR TARGETED DRUGS FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Hiroaki Matsumoto*, Juiichi Mori, Kosuke Shimizu, Nakanori Fujii, Yoshihisa Kawai, Ryo Inoue, Yoshiaki Yamamoto, Hiroshi Hirata, Tomoaki Shimabukuro, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan
MP73-16 AN EVALUATION OF THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF ESOMEPRAZOLE IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF RENAL ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION Nihat Karakoyunlu*, Reyhan Polat, Sanem Saribas, Ankara, Turkey, Nevzat Sener, Adana, Turkey, Seyda Ozdemir, Kevser Peker, Dilek Unal, Can Tuygun, Ankara, Turkey MP73-17 BENIGN AND TUMOR PARENCHYMA METABOLOMIC PROFILES AFFECT COMPENSATORY RENAL GROWTH IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA SURGICAL PATIENTS Barak Rosenzweig*, New York, NY, Nimrod Daniel Rubinstein, cambridge, MA, Ed Reznik, Piotr Zareba, Roman Shingarev, Krishna Juluru, Oguz Akin, James J Hsieh, Edgar Jaimes, Paul Russo, New York, NY, Katalin Susztak, Philadelphia, PA, Jonathan A Coleman, A Ari Hakimi, New York, NY
MP73-09 NELFINAVIR ACTS SYNERGISTICALLY WITH PANOBINOSTAT TO INDUCE ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM STRESS AND INHIBIT RENAL CANCER GROWTH Kazuki Okubo*, Akinori Sato, Takako Asano, Makoto Isono, Tomohiko Asano, Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan MP73-10 RITONAVIR, A POTENT INHIBITOR OF CYP3A4, ENHANCES THE ANTICANCER EFFECTS OF ENTINOSTAT IN RENAL CANCER CELLS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO Takako Asano*, Akinori Sato, Kazuki Okubo, Makoto Isono, Tomohiko Asano, Tokorozawa, Japan
MP73-18 HISTOLOGIC ABNORMALITIES IN NONNEOPLASTIC RENAL PARENCHYMA AFTER RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY: A NOMOGRAM TO PREDICT CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE Ricardo Brandina*, Miguel Srougi, Katia Ramos Moreira Leite, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil, Emerson Pereira Gregório, Londrina, Brazil
MP73-11 GINSENOSIDE COMPOUND K ENHANCES TRAIL-MEDIATED RENAL CANCER CELL APOPTOSIS THROUGH CHOP SIGNALING Yu Ren, Shuaishuai Huang, Xue Wang, Xuping Yao, Guobin Weng*, Ningbo, China, People’s Republic of
MP73-19 PREOPERATIVE PROTEINURIA PREDICTS INCREASED RATES OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Önder Kara*, Matthew J. Maurice, Pascal Mouracade, Ercan Malkoc¸, Julien Dagenais, Ryan J. Nelson, Jaya Sai Chavali, Jihad H. Kaouk, Cleveland, OH
MP73-12 LOPINAVIR SYNERGIZES WITH RITONAVIR TO CAUSE RENAL CANCER APOPTOSIS VIA INDUCING ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM STRESS Kazuki Okubo*, Akinori Sato, Takako Asano, Makoto Isono, Tomohiko Asano, Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan MP73-13 PHENOXODIOL, A NOVEL SOY ISOFLAVONE ANALOG, INHIBITS AKT PATHWAY AND INDUCES RENAL CANCER APOPTOSIS Makoto Isono*, Akinori Sato, Takako Asano, Kazuki Okubo, Tomohiko Asano, Tokorozawa, Japan
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MP73-20 NOVEL CULTURE METHOD FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: MODIFIED ORGANOID CULTURE Hyung Ho Lee*, Sook Young Kim, Young Eun Yoon, Sung Ku Kang, Jae Yong Jeong, Kwang Hyun Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Kyung Hwa Choi, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Joong Shik Lee, Koon Ho Rha, Young Deuk Choi, Sung Joon Hong, Woong Kyu Han, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
Monday, May 15, 2017
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Podium Session 49
TIME 7:00
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD49-01 ADJUVANT PELVIC RADIATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED SURVIVAL AND DECREASED DISEASE RECURRENCE IN PELVIC NODE-POSITIVE PENILE CANCER AFTER LYMPH NODE DISSECTION: A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL STUDY Dominic Tang*, Tampa, FL, Rosa Djajadiningrat, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Gregory Diorio, Zhenjun Ma, Braydon Schaible, Tampa, FL, Mario Catanzaro, Milano, Italy, Dingwei Ye, Yao Zhu, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Nicola Nicolai, Milano, Italy, Simon Horenblas, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Peter Johnstone, Philippe Spiess, Tampa, FL
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:30 PD49-04 ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES AND PATTERNS OF RECURRENCE OF PENILE SPARING APPROACHES FOR CARCINOMA OF THE PENIS: A RETROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTER COHORT ANALYSIS Juan Chipollini*, Adam Baumgarten, Dominic Tang, Tampa, FL, Sylvia Yan, London, United Kingdom, Sarah Ottenhof, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Yao Zhu, Ding-wei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Chris Protzel, Rostock, Germany, Simon Horenblas, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Nicholas Watkin, London, United Kingdom, Philippe Spiess, Tampa, FL
PD49-02 PREDICTION OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS AFTER INGUINAL LYMPHADENECTOMY FOR PENILE CANCER USING A NOVEL CLASSIFICATION TOOL Yao Zhu*, Wei-Jie Gu, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Philippe Spiess, FL, FL, Ding-Wei Ye, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of PD49-03 ADHERENCE TO GUIDELINES: SURGICAL STAGING OF INGUINAL LYMPH NODES IN HIGH-RISK CLINICALLY LOCALIZED PENILE CANCER AND SURVIVAL IMPLICATIONS Solomon Woldu*, Ryan Hutchinson, Nirmish Singla, Boyd Viers, Laura-Maria Krabbe, Arthur Sagalowsky, Yair Lotan, Aditya Bagrodia, Vitaly Margulis, Dallas, TX
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PD49-05 PATHOLOGICAL NODAL INVOLVEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH PENILE CANCER IN THE NATIONAL CANCER DATA BASE (NCDB) USING THE UPDATED AJCC STAGING GUIDELINES FOR T2 AND T3 DISEASE James Kearns*, Brian Winters, Daniel Lin, Jonathan Wright, Seattle, WA
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PD49-06 THE ADHERENCE TO THE EAU GUIDELINES ON PENILE CANCER TREATMENT COULD INFLUENCE THE SURVIVAL: MULTICENTER, RETROSPECTIVE, EUROPEAN STUDY. Luca Cindolo, Maida Bada*, Vasto, Italy, Pe`ter Nyira`dy, James Varga, Budapest, Hungary, Pasquale Ditonno, Stefano Boccasile, Michele Battaglia, Bari, Italy, Paolo Chiodini, Naples, Italy, Francesco Berardinelli, Vasto, Italy, Cosimo De Nunzio, Giorgia Tema, Rome, Italy, Andrea Veccia, Alessandro Antonelli, Claudio Simeone, Brescia, Italy, Stefano Puliatti, Salvatore Micali, Baggiovara, Italy, Luigi Schips, Vasto, Italy
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SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: PENIS/TESTIS/URETHRA: BENIGN DISEASE & MALIGNANT DISEASE I Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jeffrey Holzbeierlein and Andrew James
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PD49-07 ENGINEERING OF CORPORAL TISSUE CONSTRUCTS USING NON-HUMAN PRIMATE CORPUS CAVERNOSAL SMOOTH MUSCLE AND ENDOTHELIAL CELLS FOR CLINICAL APPLICATIONS Joao Zambon*, Young-Min Ju, Koudy Williams, Ryan Terlecki, SIta Somara, Alexander Baume, Ashley Dean, John Jackson, Julie Allickson, James Yoo, Anthony Atala, Winston-Salem, NC
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PD49-10 CHANGES IN PENILE LENGTH AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: INVESTIGATION OF ANATOMICAL MECHANISM Yoshifumi Kadono*, Kazuaki Machioka, Kazufumi Nakashima, Masashi Iijima, Kazuyoshi Shigehara, Takahiro Nohara, Kazutaka Narimoto, Kouji Izumi, Yasuhide Kitagawa, Hiroyuki Konaka, Atsushi Mizokami, Kanazawa, Japan
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PD49-08 THE IMPACT OF ROUTINE FROZEN SECTION ANALYSIS DURING PENECTOMY ON SURGICAL MARGIN STATUS AND LONG-TERM ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES Alexandra Danakas, Caroline Bsirini, Hiroshi Miyamoto*, Rochester, NY
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PD49-09 SURVIVAL ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS WITH T2 PENILE CANCER WHO RECEIVED INGUINAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE Andres Correa*, Elizabeth Handorf, Benjamin Ristau, Haifler Haifler, Shreyas Joshi, Robert Uzzo, Rosalia Viterbo, Richard Greenberg, David Chen, Alexander Kutikov, Daniel Geynisman, Marc Smaldone, Philadelpahia, PA
PD49-11 SURVIVAL AMONG FEMALE URETHRAL CANCER PATIENTS 2004-2013, A NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE ANALYSIS Mary E. Westerman*, Vidit Sharma, Derek J. Gearman, Matthew K. Tollefson, Stephen A. Boorjian, Deborah J. Lightner, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
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PD49-12 PRIMARY MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE FEMALE URETHRA: MANAGEMENT AND LONG-TERM OUTCOMES AT A TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTER Brian Montgomery*, Derek Lomas, Vidit Sharma, Deborah Lightner, Rochester, MN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 50 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: FEMALE INCONTINENCE: THERAPY II Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jennifer Anger, Flaviro Trigo Rocha and Elizabeth Takacs
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD50-01 THE VALUE OF REPAIR OF ASYMPTOMATIC GRADE II PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE DURING MID URETHRAL SLING SURGERY FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY OF 72 CASES Samer Morsy, Hussein Hussein*, Ahmed Abdel Aziz, Dalia Abdel Azim, Sarah Hassan, Eman Hussein, Mohamed Abdel Azim, Cairo, Egypt
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:30 PD50-04 WHICH PATIENTS CAN EXPECT IMPROVEMENT IN STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCY AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY? Antonio Rodrigues*, Luı´s Gustavo Toledo, John Chii Chao, Thiago Loiro Tagliari, Danielle Briza, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil
PD50-02 OBESITY DOES NOT WORSEN URINARY INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING SACRAL COLPOPEXY Charles Powell*, Bridget Eckrich, Jeffrey Rothenberg, Thomas Gardner, Indianapolis, IN PD50-03 EFFECTS OF BARIATRIC SURGERY ON FEMALE PELVIC FLOOR DISORDERS Asnat Groutz*, Avner Leshem, David Gordon, Tel Aviv, Israel, Mordechai Shimonov, Holon, Israel
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PD50-05 LONG-TERM OUTCOMES FROM TVT PROCEDURES FOR TREATMENT OF FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: DATA FROM A MINIMUM OF 15 YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP Phil Hyun Song*, Jae Young Choi, Young Hwii Ko, Ki Hak Moon, Hee Chang Jung, Daegu, Korea, Republic of
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PD50-06 MID-URETHRAL POSITION: IS THIS CRITICAL TO ACHIEVING CONTINENCE FOLLOWING SLING PLACEMENT FOR STRESS INCONTINENCE? Janine Oliver*, Taylor Sadun, Claire Burton, Lauren Wood, Evgeniy Kreydin, Ja-Hong Kim, Shlomo Raz, Los Angeles, CA
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PD50-07 LOW SERUM TESTOSTERONE IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED STRESS AND MIXED INCONTINENCE IN WOMEN Michelle Kim*, Boston, MA, Zaid Chaudhry, Janine Oliver, Evgeniy Kreydin, Los Angeles, CA
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PD50-08 AUTOLOGOUS MUSCLE DERIVED CELLS FOR URINARY SPHINCTER REPAIR FOR RECURRENT OR PERSISTENT STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE AFTER CONTINENCE SURGERY Lesley Carr, Toronto, Canada, Le Mai Tu, Sherbrooke, Canada, Magali Robert, Calgary, Canada, David Quinlan, Victoria, Canada, Kevin Carlson, Calgary, Canada, Sender Herschorn, Toronto, Canada, Roger Dmochowski, Nashville, TN, Kenneth Peters, Royal Oak, MI, Melissa Kaufman, Nashville, TN, Ron Jankowski, Pittsburgh, PA, Michael Chancellor*, Royal Oak, MI
PD50-10 GENE EXPRESSION AND PATTERNS OF SCARRING RESPONSE IN HUMAN FIBROBLASTS IN RESPONSE TO MESH AND CATHETER MATERIALS USING A NOVEL 3-D COLLAGEN MODEL Li Yunyuan, Lynn Stothers*, Aziz Ghahary, Vancouver, Canada
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PD50-11 MANAGEMENT OF URINARY INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING SUBURETHRAL SLING REMOVAL Nirmish Singla*, Himanshu Aggarwal, Jeannine Foster, Feras Alhalabi, Gary Lemack, Philippe Zimmern, Dallas, TX
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PD50-12 HIGH CATASTROPHIZING IN PATIENTS WITH SELF-REPORTED PAINFUL MESH COMPLICATIONS HAVE POORER OUTCOMES Juzar Jamnagerwalla*, Karyn S. Eilber, Jennifer T. Anger, A. Lenore Ackerman, Los Angeles, CA
PD50-09 A POTENTIAL NEW TARGET FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: A -OPIOID RECEPTOR IN THE SPINAL CORD BY TRAMADOL, IN RATS Asuka Ashikari*, Minoru Miyazato, Takuma Oshiro, Seiichi Saito, Okinawa, Japan
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Monday, May 15, 2017
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Podium Session 51 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY VI Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Damien Bolton, Marc Dall’Era and Ashutosh Tewari
TIME 7:00
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD51-01 ARE THE RESULTS OF THE PROTECT TRIAL APPLICABLE TO CONTEMPORARY PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS TREATED AT TWO HIGH-VOLUME EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS? Giorgio Gandaglia*, Emanuele Zaffuto, Nicola Fossati, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Vito Cucchiara, Milan, Italy, Raisa S. Pompe, Hamburg, Germany, Nazareno Suardi, Patrizio Rigatti, Milan, Italy, Markus Graefen, Hamburg, Germany, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:10 PD51-02 IDENTIFYING THE OPTIMAL CANDIDATE FOR EARLY SALVAGE RADIATION THERAPY AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR PROSTATE CANCER: A LONG-TERM MULTIINSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS Nicola Fossati*, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Alberto Bossi, Thomas Seisen, Villejuif, France, Cesare Cozzarini, Claudio Fiorino, Barbara Noris Chiorda, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Thomas Wiegel, Ulm, Germany, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Gregor Goldner, Vienna, Austria, Steven Joniau, Antonino Battaglia, Karin Haustermans, Gert De Meerleer, Leuven, Belgium, Vale´rie Fonteyne, Piet Ost, Ghent, Belgium, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy 7:20
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PD51-03 PREDICTING COMPETING MORTALITY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AT AN AGE OF 70 YEARS OR OLDER Michael Froehner*, Rainer Koch, Matthias Hu¨bler, Stefan Zastrow, Manfred P. Wirth, Dresden, Germany
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PD51-04 THE IMPACT OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Raisa Sinaida Pompe*, Alexander Krueger, Hamburg, Germany, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada, Philipp Mandel, Philipp Gild, Sami-Ramzi Leyh-Bannurah, Georg Salomon, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany
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PD51-05 SURVIVAL ASSOCIATED WITH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY VERSUS RADIOTHERAPY FOR HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER: A CONTEMPORARY, NATIONWIDE OBSERVATIONAL ANALYSIS Tarun Jindal*, Deeoansh Dalela, Patrick Karabon, Malte Vetterlein, Thomas Seisen, Akshay Sood, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Wooju Jeong, Mani Menon, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
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PD51-06 SALVAGE ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AFTER PRIMARY RADIATION OR ABLATION TREATMENT: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED? ASSESSING THE LEARNING CURVE IN TERMS OF MORBIDITY, ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES. Xavier Bonet*, Gabriel Ogaya, Tracey Woodlief, Eduardo Herna´ndez-Cardona, Hariharan Ganapathi, Travis Rogers, Rafael Coelho, Bernardo Rocco, Vipul Patel, Celebration, FL PD51-07 IMPACT OF THE TIME INTERVAL BETWEEN BIOPSY AND ROBOTICASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY ON BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE: A PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING ANALYSIS Yosuke Hirasawa*, Makoto Ohori, Naoto Kaburagi, Takashi Mima, Tatsuo Gondo, Tokyo, Japan, Kunihiko Yoshioka, Kanagawa, Japan, Jun Nakashima, Yoshio Ohno, Tokyo, Japan PD51-08 ASSESSING THE 20-YEAR OUTCOMES OF RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY FOR HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS FROM A LARGE, MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL SERIES Marco Bianchi*, Catanzaro, Italy, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Stefania Munegato, Turin, Italy, Nicola Fossati, Marco Bandini, Armando Stabile, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nazareno Suardi, Milan, Italy, Paolo Gontero, Turin, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, NY, Steven Joniau, Leuven, Belgium, Martin Spahn, Bern, Switzerland, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
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PD51-09 CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY OF BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE-FREE SURVIVAL AND CANCER-SPECIFIC MORTALITY AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AT LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP Silvia Garcia-Barreras*, Rafael SanchezSalas, Igor Nunes-Silva, Paris, France, Fernando Secin, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Victor Srougi, Mohammed Baghdadi, Eric Barret, Franc¸ois Rozet, Marc Galiano, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France
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PD51-10 SURVIVAL AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH PSA PERSISTENCE: THE IMPACT OF COMPETING CAUSES OF MORTALITY Giorgio Gandaglia*, Milan, Italy, William Parker, Rochester, NY, Nicola Fossati, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Armando Stabile, Carlo Andrea Bravi, Luigi Nocera, Francesco Pellegrino, Emanuele Zaffuto, Nazareno Suardi, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Rochester, NY, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
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PD51-11 PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AFTER INITIAL ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE IN LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS. DID WE MISS THE CHANCE TO CURE? Nazareno Suardi*, Stefano Luzzago, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Giorgio Gandaglia, Emanuele Zaffuto, Franco Gaboardi, Claudio Doglioni, Massimo Freschi, Vincenzo Scattoni, Umberto Capitanio, Armando Stabile, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
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PD51-12 ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER RP FOR HIGH OR VERY HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER – EUROPEAN VALIDATION OF THE CURRENT NCCN GUIDELINE Raisa Sinaida Pompe*, Philipp Gild, Felix K. Chun, Hamburg, Germany, Zhe Tian, Montreal, Canada, Jonas Schiffmann, Braunschweig, Germany, Georg Salomon, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Hamburg, Germany, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Podium Session 52 KIDNEY CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION/STAGING III Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderator: Moben Mirza
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD52-01 DIFFERENTIAL GENE EXPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH INDOLENT VERSUS AGGRESSIVE CHROMOPHOBE RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CANCER GENOME ATLAS DATABASE Alp Tuna Beksac*, David Paulucci, John Sfakianos, Ketan Badani, New York, NY
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 8:00 PD52-07 MEDICATION USE AND KIDNEY CANCER RISK: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY Madhur Nayan*, David Juurlink, Peter Austin, Erin Macdonald, Antonio Finelli, Girish Kulkarni, Robert Hamilton, Toronto, Canada 8:10
PD52-08 CAN LOOKS DECEIVE? NOT ALL CLINICALLY ”CYSTIC” RENAL MASSES HARBOR INDOLENT BIOLOGY Benjamin Ristau*, Lyudmila DeMora, Eric Ross, Randall Lee, Michael Haifler, Shreyas Joshi, Andres Correa, David Chen, Richard Greenberg, Rosalia Viterbo, Marc Smaldone, Robert Uzzo, Alexander Kutikov, Philadelphia, PA
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PD52-09 THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTS DURING TREATMENT FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: MUST WE PREVENT? Jamie Olsen*, Steven Jubelirer, Charleston, WV, Samuel Umstot, Morgantown, WV, Samuel Deem, Charleston, WV
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PD52-04 SURGICAL HISTOPATHOLOGY FOR SUSPECTED ONCOCYTOMA ON RENAL MASS BIOPSY: RETROSPECTIVE INSTITUTIONAL COHORT WITH SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS Hiten Patel*, Sasha Druskin, Steven Rowe, Phillip Pierorazio, Michael Gorin, Mohamad Allaf, Baltimore, MD
PD52-10 SHORTER TELOMERE LENGTH INCREASES AGE-RELATED TUMOR RISKS IN CHINESE VON HIPPLE-LINDAU DISEASE Jiangyi Wang*, Shuanghe Peng, Xianghui Ning, Teng Li, Jiayuan Liu, Shengjie Liu, Kan Gong, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
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PD52-05 WHEN TO PERFORM PREOPERATIVE BONE SCINTIGRAPHY FOR KIDNEY CANCER STAGING Fabio Muttin*, Alessandro Larcher, Nicola Fossati, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Alessandro Nini, Armando Stabile, Francesco Ripa, Francesco Trevisani, Cristina Carenzi, Alberto Briganti, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Roberto Bertini, Francesco Montorsi, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy
PD52-11 A MOLECULAR SCORING ALGORITHM TO PREDICT SURVIVAL IN METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Bradley Leibovich, Rochester, MN, Daniel Serie, Jacksonville, FL, Thai Ho, Phoenix, AZ, John Cheville, Rochester, MN, Richard Joseph, Mansi Parasramka, Jacksonville, FL, R. Houston Thompson, Rochester, MN, Alexander Parker, Jacksonville, FL, Jeanette Eckel-Passow*, Rochester, MN
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PD52-12 A NOVEL PRE-OPERATIVE MODEL TO PREDICT 90-DAY SURGICAL MORTALITY IN PATIENTS BEING CONSIDERED FOR EXTIRPATIVE SURGERY FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Adam Calaway*, Maria Francesca Monn, Clint Bahler, Clint Cary, Ronald Boris, Indianapolis, IN
PD52-02 RENAL CELL CARCINOMA ASSOCIATED WITH XP11.2 TRANSLOCATION/TFE3 GENE FUSIONS: DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS WITH CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA ON CONTRASTENHANCED ULTRASOUND Zhang Fan*, Wang Wei, Gan Weidong, Guo Hongqian, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of PD52-03 PATIENTS WITH RCC AND PATHOLOGIC NODAL DISEASE SHOULD BE RECLASSIFIED AS STAGE IV Kai-Jie Yu*, Linkou, Taiwan, Sarp K. Keskin, Firas G. Petros, Xuemei Wang, Leonardo D. Borregales, Yara Aboshady, Cindy Gu, Surena F. Matin, Christopher G. Wood, Jose A. Karam, Houston, TX
PD52-06 CAPTURING RENAL CELL CARCINOMA RECURRENCES WHEN ASYMPTOMATIC IMPROVES PATIENT SURVIVAL Suzanne Merrill*, Ashiya Hamirani, Matthew Kaag, Erik Lehman, Kathleen Lehman, Jay Raman, Hershey, PA
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Moderated Poster Session 74 TRANSPLANTATION & VASCULAR SURGERY: RENAL TRANSPLANTATION & VASCULAR SURGERY III Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mark Jordan, Patrick Luke and Kazunari Tanabe ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP74-01 ARTERIOLAR HYALINIZATION PREDICTS CLINICAL OUTCOME IN RENAL TRANSPLANTATION FROM DONORS AFTER CARDIAC DEATH. Masayuki Tasaki*, Kazuhide Saito, Yuki Nakagawa, Naofumi Imai, Yumi Ito, Masato Akiyama, Kota Takahashi, Yoshihiko Tomita, Niigata, Japan
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP74-07 RENAL PROTECTION BY APPLYING ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING. Valter Torezan Gouveˆa Junior*, Cervantes Caporossi, Rafael Morais De Assis, Maisa Pavani Dos Santos, Thiago Rachid Jaudy, Luiz Molina, Rafael Amaral, Cuiaba, Brazil, Amanda Martins; Baviera,, Araraquara, Brazil, Nair Honda Kawashita, Damiana Luisa Pereira Souza, Claudia Bonadiman De Lima, Maikon Adriano Ticianel, Cuiaba, Brazil, Felipe De Souza Bouret, Cuiaba´, Brazil, Nicolle Gabrielle Hernandes, Thulio Fernandes De Souza, Gabriel Silva De Lima, Joa˜o Henrique Aleixo, Cuiaba, Brazil
MP74-02 ROLE OF EARLY POVIDONE IODINE INSTILLATION IN POST RENAL TRANSPLANT LYMPHORRHOEA: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY Sanjoy Sureka, Aneesh Srivastava, Priyank Yadav*, Rakesh Kapoor, M S Ansari, Uday Singh, Lucknow, India
MP74-08 GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR POLYMORPHISM AFFECTS RECIPIENTS’ SUSCEPTIBILITY TO DYSLIPIDEMIA 1 YEAR AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION Kazuyuki Numakura*, Hideaki Kagaya, Naoki Komine, Nobuhiro Fujiyama, Mitsuru Saito, Takamitsu Inoue, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Atsushi Maeno, Shintaro Narita, Takenori Niioka, Masatomo Miura, Tomonori Habuchi, Shigeru Satoh, Akita, Japan
MP74-03 TRANSPLANT KIDNEY RETROGRADE URETERAL STENT PLACEMENT AND EXCHANGE: OVERCOMING THE CHALLENGE Daniel Halstuch*, Roy Mano, Chen Shenhar, Ronen Holland, Jack Baniel, David Lifshitz, Petah Tiqva, Israel MP74-04 IMPACT OF PACKAGE AND STORAGE TECHNIQUES ON KIDNEY TEMPERATURE ENVIROMENT Lua˜ Souza Cunha, Gabriela Yale Lima de Oliveira, Laila Gabriely Souza Mota, Diego Henrique Gomes Sobrinho, Porto Velho, Brazil, Leonardo Oliveira Reis, Campinas, Brazil, Alessandro Prudente*, Porto Velho, Brazil
MP74-09 FOCAL ABLATIVE THERAPY FOR SOLID RENAL MASSES IN TRANSPLANT ALLOGRAFT KIDNEYS John Griffith*, Aaron Fischman, Nikhil Waingankar, Michael Palese, John Sfakianos, Ketan Badani, Reza Mehrazin, New York, NY MP74-10 THE FATE OF POSTOPERATIVE PERINEPHRIC FLUID COLLECTIONS WITHIN 1 MONTH AFTER PEDIATRIC RENAL TRANSPLANTATION: ETIOLOGY AND THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS Frank J. Penna*, Hanover, NH, Armando J. Lorenzo, Walid A. Farhat, Martin A. Koyle, Toronto, Canada
MP74-05 DONOR AGE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PREDICTOR OF LONGTERM GRAFT FUNCTION IN SIMULTANEOUS PANCREAS-KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION FROM DONORS AFTER CARDIAC DEATH Jingwen Chen*, David Mikhail, Hemant Sharma, Larry Stitt, London, Canada, Jeffrey Jevnikar, Toronto, Canada, Patrick Luke, Alp Sener, London, Canada
MP74-11 ADVERSE EVENTS IN THERAPEUTIC PLASMA EXCHANGE USING FRESHFROZEN PLASMA IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS Mitsuru Saito*, Takamitsu Inoue, Shintaro Narita, Atsushi Maeno, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Kazuyuki Numakura, Shigeru Satoh, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan
MP74-06 FABRICATION OF BIOMIMETIC VASCULAR SCAFFOLDS USING VASCULAR CORROSION CASTS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF KIDNEY TISSUES Jennifer Huling, In Kap Ko, John Jackson*, James Yoo, Anthony Atala, Winston Salem, NC
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MP74-16 TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OR INCISION OF THE PROSTATE AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION: IS THERE A SAFER TIME FOR THE PROCEDURE? Afonso Celso Piovesan*, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Rafael Fagionato Locali, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil, Marcos Mello, Kleiton G R Yamac¸ake, Hideki Kanashiro, Gustavo Xavier Ebaid, Ioannis Antonopoulos, Flavio Jota de Paula, William Carlos Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP74-12 ANTIBODY TITER AGAINST BK POLYOMAVIRUS OF RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS’ SERUM AND INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN 3 PRODUCTS DERIVED FROM DONATED BLOOD IN JAPAN AND ITS CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Mitsuru Saito*, Akita, Japan, Takeru Urayama, Kobe, Japan, Kazuyuki Numakura, Takamitsu Inoue, Shintaro Narita, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Atsushi Maeno, Akita, Japan, Kaoru Sakai, Kobe, Japan, Shigeru Satoh, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan
MP74-17 RENAL ARTERY DIAMETER IS A SURROGATE MARKER FOR KIDNEY VOLUME IN LIVING KIDNEY DONORS Arshvin Kesavan*, Bee Choo Tai, Singapore, Singapore, Arun B, Dublin, Ireland, Benjamin Goh, Lata Raman, Vathsala Anantharaman, Ho Yee Tiong, Singapore, Singapore
MP74-13 ASSOCIATON OF PCK2 GENE POLYMORPHISM WITH IMPAIRED GLUCOSE TOLERANCE AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION Naoki Yokoyama*, Teruyuki Oda, Satoshi Ogawa, Takeshi Ishimura, Masato Fujisawa, Kobe, Japan MP74-14 IS IT POSSIBLE TO PREDICT SUCCESS OF RENAL AUTO-TRANSPLANTATION FOR CHRONIC KIDNEY PAIN? DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALGORITHM UTILIZING CELIAC PLEXUS BLOCK TJ Tipton*, Hayden Hill, Michaella M Prasad, Arthur R Smith, Kenneth D Chavin, Stephen J Savage, Charleston, SC
MP74-19 PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF REGULATORY T CELLS IN A MURINE MODEL OF RENAL ISCHEMIA-REPERFUSION INJURY Ryohei Yamamoto*, Mitsuru Saito, Kazuyuki Numakura, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Atushi Maeno, Takamitsu Inoue, Shintaro Narita, Shigeru Satoh, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan
MP74-15 A NOVEL NF-B INHIBITOR DEHYDROXYMETHYLEPOXYQUINOMICIN PREVENTS ACUTE REJECTION OF KIDNEY ALLOGRAFTS IN A RAT MODEL Kazunobu Shinoda*, Shinya Morita, Kazuhiro Matsumoto, Takeo Kosaka, Ryuichi Mizuno, Toshiaki Shinojima, Eiji Kikkuchi, Hiroshi Asanuma, Akira Miyajima, Tokyo, Japan, Kazuo Umezawa, Archi, Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP74-20 NECESSITY OF PRE-TRANSPLANT BLADDER CYCLING FOR PATIENTS WITH DEFUNCTIONALIZED BLADDER : A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL Mohammad Zahran, Yasser Osman, Ahmed Elhefnawy, Ahmed Harraz, Islam Fakhreldin*, Ahmed Kamal, mohammad Nagib, Beder AliEl-Dein, Ahmed Shokeir, Mansoura, Egypt APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 75 STONE DISEASE: SURGICAL THERAPY VII Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Ben Chew, Guido Giusti and Nicole Miller ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP75-01 PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED, DOUBLEBLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY Kristin G. Baldea*, Grace Delos Santos, Chicago, IL, Chandy Ellimoottil, Ann Arbor, MI, Ahmer Farooq, Elizabeth R. Mueller, Scott Byram, Thomas M.T. Turk, Chicago, IL
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP75-03 UNPLANNED 30-DAY ENCOUNTERS AFTER URETERO-RENOSCOPY FOR UROLITHIASIS Kefu Du*, Robert Wang, Joel Vetter, Alethea Paradis, Alana Desai, Robert Figenshau, Ramakrishna Venkatesh, St. Louis, MO MP75-04 VARIATION IN NATIONAL OPIOID PRESCRIBING PATTERNS FOLLOWING OUTPATIENT NEPHROLITHIASIS PROCEDURES Tudor Borza*, Rodney L. Dunn, Yongmei Qui, Tyler N. Winkelman, Ted A. Skolarus, David C. Miller, Brent K. Hollenbeck, Gregory B. Auffenberg, Ann Arbor, MI
MP75-02 PREDICTORS OF ED VISITS FOLLOWING URETEROSCOPY Graham Machen*, Lawrence Tsai, Patrick Lowry, Erin Bird, Marawan El Tayeb, Temple, TX
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MP74-18 THE EFFECT OF THYMOQUINONE ON THE RENAL FUNCTIONS FOLLOWING ISCHEMIA-REPERFUSION INJURY Fayez Hammad*, Loay Lubbad, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
MP75-13 THE C.R.E.A.M. NEPHROLITHOMETRY SCORE: A COMPREHENSIVE GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON NON-ENHANCED CT SCAN TO PREDICT SUCCESS OF FLEXIBLE URETEROSCOPIC LITHOTRIPSY FOR RENAL CALCULI Ke Liu*, Chunlei Xiao, Yichang Hao, Lulin Ma, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP75-05 FAST TRACK STENT STUDY (FAST): SHORT TERM EXTERNAL URETER STENTING SHOWS SIGNIFICANT BENEFIT IN COMPARISON TO ROUTINE DJ STENT PLACEMENT AFTER URETERORENOSCOPIC STONE EXTRACTION – A PROSPECTIVERANDOMIZED TRAIL Peter Bach*, Alina Reicherz, Lisa Dahlkamp, Nicolas von Landenberg, Rein-Jueri Palisaar, Joachim Noldus, Christian von Bodman, Herne, Germany
MP75-14 THE IMPACT OF ONE WEEK OF PREOPERATIVE TAMSULOSIN ON DEPLOYMENT OF 16-FRENCH URETERAL ACCESS SHEATHS Kamaljot S. Kaler*, Shoaib M. Safiullah, Roshan M. Patel, Daniel Lama, Young H. Ko, Zhamshid Okhunov, Jaime Landman, Ralph V. Clayman, Orange, CA
MP75-06 A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ABOUT STENT-RELATED SYMPTOMS AFTER URETEROSCOPY ASSESSED THROUGH A VALIDATED QUESTIONNAIRE. Andrea Bosio*, Eugenio Alessandria, Ettore Dalmasso, Dario Peretti, Alessandro Bisconti, Paolo Destefanis, Paolo Gontero, Turin, Italy
MP75-15 REAL TIME WHOLE COURSE MONITORED ULTRASOUND GUIDED PERCUTANEOUS RENAL ACCESS ESTABLISHMENT USING BALLOON DILATION: 135 CASES IN A SINGLE CENTER Shu Wang*, Xin Zhang, Bo Xiao, Weiguo Hu, Song Chen, Jianxing Li, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP75-07 INTRAVESICAL INSTILLATION OF LEVOBUPIVACAINE AS AN ADJUNCT TO REDUCE THE URETERAL STENT ASSOCIATED DISCOMFORT: A DOUBLE BLIND RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Jose´ A. Salvadó*, Gaston Astroza, Alvaro Saavedra, Santiago, Chile
MP75-16 SUPRACOSTAL ACCESS TUBELESS PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: MINIMIZING COMPLICATIONS Michael Sourial*, Nathaly Francois, Hiroko Miyagi, Geoffrey Box, Bodo Knudsen, Columbus, OH
MP75-08 USE OF NON-METALLIC LONG TERM STENTS FOR URETERAL OBSTRUCTION Amar P. Patel*, Jeffrey Pearl, John G. Pattaras, Atlanta, GA
MP75-17 C-REACTIVE PROTEIN AND ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE PREDICTS SIRS AFTER PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Vishnu Ganesan*, Robert Brown, Juan Jimenez, Cleveland, OH, Shubha De, Edmonton, Canada, Manoj Monga, Cleveland, OH
MP75-09 RISK FACTORS FOR RE-INFECTION IN PATIENTS DRAINED WITH DJ STENT FOR URETEROLITHIASIS AND SEPSIS Eyal Kord*, Yoram Siegel, Amir Cooper, zerifin, Israel, Sivan Hirsh, Tel aviv, Israel, Galina Goltsman, Amnon zisman, zerifin, Israel
MP75-18 COMPARISON OF COSTS AND OUTCOMES OF PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY BASED ON PERCUTANEOUS ACCESS Rutveej Patel*, Kushan Radadia, Christopher Han, Ephrem Olweny, Sammy Elsamra, New Brunswick, NJ
MP75-10 TAILORING ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS FOR URETEROSCOPIC PROCEDURES BASED ON LOCAL RESISTANCE PROFILES MAY LEAD TO REDUCED RATES OF INFECTIONS AND UROSEPSIS Ariel Zisman, Shadie Badaan, Alexander Kastin, Alexander Kravtsov, David Kakiashvili, Gilad E. Amiel, Michael Mullerad*, Haifa, Israel
MP75-19 NATIONAL TRENDS IN IMAGING FOLLOWING URETEROSCOPY & SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY Justin Ahn*, Sarah Holt, Philip May, Jonathan Harper, Seattle, WA
MP75-11 RENAL STONE CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY IS A BETTER PREDICTOR OF POTENTIAL UROSEPSIS THAN PELVIC OR MIDSTREAM URINE CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY Karthik Tanneru*, Guntur, India, Rahul Devraj, Ramreddy Ch, Hyderabad, India
MP75-20 EVALUATION OF THE TREATMENT OF DISTAL URETRAL STONES CAUSING RENAL COLIC IN A HIGH INTERVENTION SETTING Bruce Gao*, Taylor Remondini, Premal Patel, Navraj Dhaliwal, Ravneet Dhaliwal, Adrian Frusescu, Anthony Cook, Grant Innes, Bryce Weber, Calgary, Canada
MP75-12 PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF STONE FREE RATES BY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY AFTER AGGRESSIVE URETEROSCOPY Noah Canvasser*, Aaron Lay, Elysha Kolitz, Jodi Antonelli, Margaret Pearle, Dallas, TX
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Moderated Poster Session 76 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: PRACTICE PATTERNS, QUALITY OF LIFE AND SHARED DECISION MAKING IV Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Prokar Dasgupta and Norm Smith ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP76-01 SHARP DECREASE IN PROSTATE BIOPSY INCIDENCE WITH WIDE GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION FOLLOWING TASK FORCE PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING RECOMMENDATIONS Mark Henry*, David Howard, Dattatraya Patil, Atlanta, GA, Benjamin Davies, Pittsburgh, PA, Christopher Filson, Atlanta, GA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP76-08 THE IMPACT OF PATHOLOGICAL RISK FACTORS AND THE MANAGEMENT OF STAGE I NON SEMINOMATOUS GERM CELL TESTICULAR CANCER Mazen Alsinnawi*, Sydney Akapame, John Burns, John Paul Flores, Christopher Porter, Seattle, WA
MP76-10 BURNOUT IN UROLOGY: RESULTS FROM THE 2016 AUA CENSUS Amanda C. North*, Bronx, NY, Patrick H. McKenna, Madison, WI, Raymond Fang, Linthicum, MD, Alp Sener, London, Canada, Brian K. McNeil, Brooklyn, NY, Julie FrancGuimond, Montreal, Canada, William Meeks, Linthicum, MD, Steven Schlossberg, Walnut Creek, CA, Chris M. Gonzalez, Cleveland, OH, James Q. Clemens, Ann Arbor, MI
MP76-03 SMALL EFFECT OF PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY PAYMENTS TO PHYSICIANS ON MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION HABITS: USING ABIRATERONE AND ENZALUTAMIDE Omar Ayyash*, Jathin Bandari, Robert Turner, Bruce Jacobs, Benjamin Davies, Pittsburgh, PA
MP76-11 IS YOUR CAREER HURTING YOU? THE ERGONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF SURGERY OVER TIME IN 701 GLOBAL UROLOGISTS Granville Lloyd*, Denver, CO, Amanda Chung, Concord, NSW, Australia, Mark Sawyer, Steve Steinberg, Denver, CO, Daniel Williams, Madison, WI, Douglas Overbey, Denver, CO
MP76-04 RECENT TRENDS IN FUNDING OF CLINICAL TRIALS FOR UROLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES. Ariel Schulman*, Ghalib Jibara, Christina Sze, Kae Jack Tay, Efrat Tsivian, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC MP76-05 RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DISTANCE TO TREATING FACILITY AND QUALITY OF CARE Stephen Ryan*, Portland, ME, Patrick Karabon, Detroit, MI, Gregory Mills, Moritz Hansen, Matthew Hayn, Portland, ME, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI, Jesse Sammon, Portland, ME
MP76-12 THE RISING TREND OF ADVANCED PRACTICE PROVIDER ASSISTANCE IN UROLOGIC SURGERY Amanda Swanton*, Ahmad Alzubaidi, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA MP76-13 SCRIBES IN AMBULATORY UROLOGIC PRACTICE: FINANCIAL ANALYSIS AND PRACTICE MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS Madeline Cancian*, Gyan Pareek, Stephen schiff, Simone Thavaseelan, Providence, RI
MP76-06 TRENDS IN USE OF ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY WITH RADIATION IN HIGH AND VERY HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS John DeLancey*, Richard Matulewicz, Oliver Ko, Edward Schaeffer, Chicago, IL
MP76-14 PATIENT PORTAL USAGE IN PEDIATRIC UROLOGY: IS IT MEANINGFUL USE TO EVERYONE? Diana Cardona-Grau*, Ruth Bush, Hena Din, Andrew Richardson, Cynthia Kuelbs, George Chiang, San Diego, CA
MP76-07 PREDICTING COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING ROBOT-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY WITH THE ACS-NSQIP UNIVERSAL SURGICAL RISK CALCULATOR Jared S. Winoker*, Harry Anastos, David J. Paulucci, Nikhil Waingankar, John P. Sfakianos, Ketan K. Badani, New York, NY
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MP76-09 PREDICTORS OF METASTASIS AT TIME OF DIAGNOSIS AND OVERALL SURVIVAL IN METASTATIC TESTICULAR CANCER Marshall Shaw*, Andrew Bachman, Alexander Parker, Brian Cross, Kelly Stratton, Michael Cookson, Sanjay Patel, Oklahoma City, OK
MP76-02 UROLOGIST PRACTICE AFFILIATION AND INTENSITY MODULATED RADIATION THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER Lindsey Herrel*, Brent Hollenbeck, Samuel Kaufman, Phyllis Yan, Tudor Borza, Ann Arbor, MI, Florian Schroeck, Hanover, NH, Bruce Jacobs, Pittsburgh, PA, Ted Skolarus, Vahakn Shahinian, Ann Arbor, MI
MP76-19 ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICIANS’ PRACTICES IN SCREENING AND TREATING WOMEN WITH BACTERIURIA Erica L. Ditkoff*, Carrie Mlynarczyk, New York, NY, Casey Kowalik, Joshua Cohn, Nashville, TN, Wilson Sui, Marissa Theofanides, Matthew Rutman, New York, NY, Rony Adam, Roger Dmochowski, Nashville, TN, Kimberly L. Cooper, New York, NY
MP76-15 SURGICAL OUTCOMES CENTER FOR KIDS: A RESEARCH MODEL FOR PEDIATRIC UROLOGY Chelsea Lauderdale*, Madison Shultz, Douglass Clayton, Stacy Tanaka, John Thomas, John Pope, Mark Adams, John Brock, Chevis Shannon, Nashville, TN MP76-16 PATTERNS OF MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER (OAB) AND BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA (BPH) IN THE US: WHO DOES BETTER? Jennifer Anger*, Los Angeles, CA, Howard Goldman, Cleveland, OH, Xuemei Luo, Martin Carlsson, Douglass Chapman, Kelly Zou, Fady Ntanios, David Russell, Canan Esinduy, New York, NY, J. Quentin Clemens, Ann Arbor, MI
MP76-20 UTILIZATION OF RADIATION THERAPY FOR T2/T3 BLADDER UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: A 25-YEAR POPULATIONBASED ANALYSIS Matthew Kaufman*, Augusta, GA, Zachary Klaassen, Toronto, Canada, Chris Ellington, Alan K. Carnes, Michael Kemper, Rabii Madi, Martha K. Terris, Durwood E. Neal, Jr., Augusta, GA
MP76-17 PATTERNS OF CARE FOR THE EVALUATION OF HEMATURIA AMONG INSURED NONⴚELDERLY PATIENTS Alyssa Greiman*, Kit Simpson, Charleston, SC, Amit Patel, DuPage, IL, Sandip Prasad, Charleston, SC
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MP76-18 VARIABILITY IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT USE IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL TRAUMA Judith C. Hagedorn*, D. Alex Quistberg, Saman Arbabi, Monica S. Vavilala, Hunter Wessells, Seattle, WA
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Moderated Poster Session 77 PROSTATE CANCER: DETECTION & SCREENING VII Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: William Catalona and Quoc-Dien Trinh ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP77-01 11C-CHOLINE VERSUS 68GA-PSMA PET/ CT SCAN FOR THE DETECTION OF NODAL RECURRENCE FROM PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS FROM A LARGE, MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL SALVAGE LYMPH NODE DISSECTION SERIES Nicola Fossati*, Nazareno Suardi, Giorgio Gandaglia, Armando Stabile, Milan, Italy, Michele Colicchia, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, NY, Friederike Haidl, David Pfister, Daniel Porres, Axel Heidenreich, Cologne, Germany, Christian Gratzke, Annika Herlemann, Christian Stief, Munich, Germany, Antonino Battaglia, Wouter Everaerts, Steven Joniau, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Alexey V. Aksenov, Daniar K. Osmonov, Klaus-Peter Juenemann, Kiel, Germany, ADL Abreu, Fabio Almeida, Phoenix, AZ, C. Fay, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP77-02 FIRST CLINICAL EXPERIENCE OF TRIMODAL (18)F-CHOLINE-PET/MPMRI/ TRUS TARGETED PROSTATE BIOPSIES: A PILOT STUDY FOR A NEW CONCEPT. Jean-Louis Bonnal*, Arnaud Marien, Aurelien ROCK, Khaled El maadarani, Brigitte Mauroy, Delphine Bessard, Arnaud Delebarre, Pierre Gosset, Tanguy Blaire, Lille, France MP77-03 TARGETED 11C-CHOLINE PET/CT/TRUS SOFTWARE FUSIONⴚGUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY HAS IN MEN WITH PERSISTENTLY ELEVATED PSA AFTER PREVIOUS NEGATIVE BIOPSY Egesta Lopci, Rozzano, Italy, Massimo Lazzeri*, Giovanni Lughezzani, Nicolo`Maria Buffi, Paolo Casale, Rodolfo Hurle, Alberto Saita, Giuliana Lista, Luisa Pasini, Silvia Zandegiacomo, Alessio Benetti, Roberto Peschechera, Pasquale Cardone, Milano, Italy, Arturo Chiti, Giorgio Guazzoni, Rozzano, Italy
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MP77-12 HEAD-TO-HEAD COMPARISON OF COMMONLY USED INTERNATIONAL PROSTATE CANCER RISK CALCULATORS FOR PROSTATE BIOPSY Nuno Pereira-Azevedo*, Porto, Portugal, Jan Verbeek**, Daan Nieboer, Ewout Steyerberg, Monique Roobol, Rotterdam, Netherlands
MP77-04 IMPLICATIONS OF RECURRENCE SITES IDENTIFICATION FOLLOWING SALVAGE TREATMENTS FOR PROSTATE CANCER USING C-11 CHOLINE PET AND MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI Avinash K. Nehra*, Sean S. Park, Rimki Haloi, Lance A. Mynderse, Val Lowe, Brian J. Davis, Fernando Quevedo, Geoffrey B. Johnson, Eugene D. Kwon, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN MP77-05 SIMPLE PROSTATE BIOPSY PROTOCOL WITH AUGMENTED ANTIBIOTICS DECREASES COMPLICATIONS AND ADMISSIONS IN VETERANS Kimberly A Maciolek*, Sara L Best, Wade A Bushman, David F Jarrard, Tracy M Downs, E Jason Abel, Kyle A Richards, Madison, WI MP77-06 ANTIMICROBIAL LUBRICANT REDUCES RECTAL BACTERIA AT TRANSRECTAL PROSTATE BIOPSY. RESULTS FROM A LARGE PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL Katharina Boehm*, Mainz, Germany, Sandra Prues, Judith Saul, Lars Budäus, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany, Axel Haferkamp, Mainz, Germany, Markus Graefen, Georg Salomon, Hamburg, Germany
MP77-14 DIABETES MELLITUS, METFORMIN AND PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS OF A PROSTATE CANCER DATABASE ANALYSIS Seyed Behzad Jazayeri*, Brittany Weissman, David Samadi, New York, NY MP77-15 INCLUSION OF MPMRI INTO THE EUROPEAN RANDOMIZED STUDY OF SCREENING FOR PROSTATE CANCER (ERSPC) RISK CALCULATOR: A NEW PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF PROSTATE CANCER DETECTION Paolo Dell’Oglio*, Armando Stabile, Giorgio Gandaglia, Giorgio Brembilla, Tommaso Maga, Giulia Cristel, Ella Kinzikeeva, Andrea Losa, Antonio Esposito, Gianpiero Cardone, Francesco De Cobelli, Alessandro Del Maschio, Franco Gaboardi, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP77-07 PATHOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF ADDITIONAL 2-CORES IN PROSTATE APEX ANTERIOR COMPARED TO 12ROUTINE CORES: PROSPECTIVE STUDY Sung Jin Kim*, Chang Hoo Park, Han Kwon Kim, Jong Yeon Park, Gangneung, Korea, Republic of MP77-08 SECULAR TRENDS IN PROSTATE BIOPSY CRITERIA AND OUTCOMES: THE DARTMOUTH EXPERIENCE Lael Reinstatler*, West Lebanon, NH, Cody Rissman, John Seigne, Elias Hyams, Lebanon, NH
MP77-16 FIRST REPEATED BIOPSY REPRESENTS THE MOST INFORMATIVE PREDICTOR OF PROGRESSION-FREE SURVIVAL AT 3 YEARS FOLLOW-UP IN PATIENTS INCLUDED IN AN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE PROTOCOL FOR LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Stefano Luzzago*, Nazareno Suardi, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Umberto Capitanio, Giorgio Gandaglia, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Roberto Bertini, Milan, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Massimo Freschi, Franco Gaboardi, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP77-09 CURRENT PRACTICE OF PROSTATE BIOPSY IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND: AN UPDATED SURVEY Arveen Kalapara*, Paul Davis, Eldho Paul, Jeremy Grummet, Melbourne, Australia MP77-10 THE EFFECT OF ULTRASOUND-GUIDED COMPRESSION PERFORMED IMMEDIATELY AFTER TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY ON POSTBIOPSY BLEEDING Bong Hee Park, Sung Hak Kang, Joon Se Jung*, Sang Rak Bae, Yong Seok Lee, Chang Hee Han, Uijeongbu-Si, Korea, Republic of
MP77-17 IMPACT OF TIME FROM BIOPSY TO SURGERY ON COMPLICATIONS, FUNCTIONAL AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Mary E. Westerman*, Vidit Sharma, George C. Bailey, Stephen A. Boorjian, Igor Frank, Matthew T. Gettman, R. Houston Thompson, Matthew K. Tollefson, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
MP77-11 ASSESSMENT OF DISCOMFORT AND PAIN IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING FUSION-MRI-GUIDED VERSUS TRUSGUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY Dennis Robins*, Michael Lipsky, Sven Wenske, New York, NY
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MP77-13 A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION ON THE EFFECT OF INTER-OBSERVER VARIABILITY OF DRE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE DRE BASED ROTTERDAM PROSTATE CANCER RISK CALCULATOR Nuno Pereira-Azevedo*, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Isaac Braga, Braga, Portugal, Jan F.M. Verbeek, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Luı´s Osório, Vitor Cavadas, Avelino Fraga, Eduardo Carrasquinho, Eduardo Cardoso de Oliveira, Porto, Portugal, Daan Nieboer, Monique J. Roobol, Rotterdam, Netherlands
MP77-20 MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI REPRESENTS AN ADDED VALUE BUT NOT A SUBSTITUTE OF FOLLOW-UP BIOPSIES IN PATIENTS ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Stefano Luzzago*, Nazareno Suardi, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Gianpiero Cardone, Giorgio Gandaglia, Antonio Esposito, Francesco De Cobelli, Giulia Cristel, Ella Kinzikeeva, Massimo Freschi, Franco Gaboardi, Alessandro Del Maschio, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP77-18 WHAT FALSE NEGATIVE RATE OF NONINVASIVE TESTING ARE ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE PATIENTS AND UROONCOLOGISTS WILLING TO ACCEPT IN ORDER TO AVOID PROSTATE BIOPSY? Rashid Sayyid*, Dharmendra Dingar, Katherine Fleshner, Toronto, Canada, Taylor Thorburn, Wolfville, Canada, Joshua Diamond, Montreal, Canada, Erik Yao, Karen Hersey, Karen Chadwick, Nathan Perlis, Laurence Klotz, Antonio Finelli, Alexandre Zlotta, Robert Hamilton, Girish Kulkarni, Neil Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
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MP77-19 TIMING OF CONFIRMATORY BIOPSIES INFLUENCES ELIGIBILITY FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Jessica Armstrong, Farmington, CT, Peter Haddock, Hartford, CT, Scott Wiener*, Farmington, CT, Ilene Staff, Joseph Cusano, Joseph Wagner, Hartford, CT
Monday, May 15, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 78 BLADDER CANCER: UPPER TRACT TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: George Chow and Michael Grasso ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP78-01 IMPACT OF URETEROSCOPY BEFORE RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY FOR UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMAS ON ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES: A META-ANALYSIS Run-Qi Guo*, Peng Hong, Xue-Song Li, LiQun Zhou, Beijing, China, People’s Republic Of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP78-04 EFFICACY OF EARLY URETERAL LIGATION ON PREVENTION OF INTRAVESICAL RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY FOR UPPER URINARY TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: A PROSPECTIVE SINGLEARM MULTICENTER CLINICAL TRIAL Shinichi Yamashita*, Akihiro Ito, Koji Mitsuzuka, Masataka Aizawa, Naomasa Ioritani, Sendai, Japan, Shigeto Ishidoya, Sendai, Japan, Yoshihiro Ikeda, Osaki, Japan, Kenji Numahata, Yamagata, Japan, Kazuhiko Orikasa, Kesennuma, Japan, Tatsuo Tochigi, Natori, Japan, Fumihiko Soma, Hachinohe, Japan, Takashige Namima, Hideo Saito, Sendai, Japan, Makoto Sato, Rifu, Japan, Shinnosuke Katoh, Yuzawa, Japan, Shozo Ota, Sendai, Japan, Atsushi Kyan, Shirakawa, Japan, Atsushi Takeda, Ichinoseki, Japan, Yasuhiro Kaiho, Yoichi Arai, Sendai, Japan
MP78-02 RESULTS OF SECOND LINE TOPICAL THERAPY FOR UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA (UTUC) Adithya Balasubramanian*, Michael J Metcalfe, Gavin Wagenheim, Lianchun Xiao, Firas G Petros, John Papadopoulos, Neema Navai, John W Davis, Jose A Karam, Ashish M Kamat, Christopher G Wood, Colin P Dinney, Surena F Matin, Houston, TX MP78-03 IMPACT OF RESIDUAL PERI-ORIFICE UROTHELIUM ON INTRAVESICAL RECURRENCE AFTER NEPHROURETERECTOMY FOR UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CANCER Chia-Wei Cheng*, Tainan, Taiwan, Ze-Hong Lu, Weng-Horng Yang, Chien-Hui Ou, Tanian, Taiwan
MP78-05 INTRAVESICAL IRRIGATION PREVENTS BLADDER CARCINOMA RECURRENCE AFTER NEPHROURETERECTOMY Satoshi Yamamoto*, Shinichi Sakamoto, Tomokazu Sazuka, Chiba, Japan, Toshihito Inoue, Kazuyoshi Nozumi, Kazuto Chiba, Kanetaka Miyazaki, Atsushi Inoue, Maki Nagata, Yokohama, Japan, Tomohiko Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan
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MP78-11 POSITIVE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF CT UROGRAPHY FOR UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA DIAGNOSIS USING DIAGNOSTIC URETEROSCOPY AS THE REFERENCE STANDARD Timothy Chan Chang*, Stanford, CA, Ishay Mintz, Yuval Bar-Yosef, Tel Aviv, Israel, Simon Conti, Stanford, CA, Sophie Barnes, Diego Mercer, Nicola Mabjeesh, Tel Aviv, Israel, Joseph Liao, Stanford, CA, Mario Sofer, Tel Aviv, Israel
MP78-07 GENDER-SPECIFIC DIFFERENCES IN CANCER-SPECIFIC SURVIVAL AFTER NEPHROURETERECTOMY WITH BLADDER CUFF FOR PATIENTS WITH UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Teruo Inamoto*, Kiyoshi Takahara, Naokazu Ibuki, Takatsuki, Japan, Hideyasu Matsuyama, Ube, Japan, Kiyohide Fujimoto, Kashihara, Japan, Hiroaki Shiina, Shimane, Japan, Shigeru Sakano, Kazuhiro Nagao, Ube, Japan, Yoshihiro Tatsumi, Kashihara, Japan, Haruhito Azuma, Takatsuki, Japan, Nishinihon Uro-Oncology Collaborative Group, Ube, Japan
MP78-12 PREOPERATIVE CONTROLLING NUTRITIONAL STATUS (CONUT) SCORE AS A NOVEL PREDICTIVE BIOMARKER OF SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE UPPER URINARY TRACT TREATED WITH RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY Hiroki Ishihara*, Tsunenori Kondo, Kazuhiko Yoshida, Kenji Omae, Toshio Takagi, Junpei Iizuka, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan MP78-13 IMPAIRED BASELINE PERFORMANCE STATUS AND CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE ARE SIGNIFICANTLY ASSOCIATED WITH MAJOR COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY Neil Kocher*, Jay Raman, Hershey, PA, David Canes, Burlington, MA, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Costas Lallas, Philadelphia, PA, Vitaly Margulis, Dallas, TX, Shahrokh Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Pierre Colin, Lille, France, Surena Matin, Houston, TX, Chad Tracy, Iowa City, IA, Evanguelos Xylinas, Paris, France, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Mathieu Roumiguie, Toulouse, France, Wassim Kassouf, Montreal, Canada, Tobias Klatte, Vienna, Austria
MP78-08 IMPROVED SURVIVAL OF CYTOREDUCTIVE SURGERY IN ADDITION TO CHEMOTHERAPY FOR METASTATIC UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL CANCER DATA BASE Leilei Xia*, Benjamin Taylor, Jose Pulido, Jeremy Bonzo, Thomas Guzzo, Philadelphia, PA MP78-09 EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF A PREOPERATIVE NOMOGRAM TO PREDICT LIKELIHOOD OF ALL COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY Neil Kocher*, Jay D. Raman, Hershey, PA, Evanguelos Xylinas, Paris, France, Peter Chang, Lauren Dewey, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Firas Petros, Surena F. Matin, Houston, TX, Conrad Tobert, Chad Tracy, Iowa City, IA, Patard Pierre-Marie, Mathieu Roumiguie, Toulouse, France, Leonardo Lima Monteiro, Wassim Kassouf, Montreal, Canada, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Tobias Klatte, Vienna, Austria
MP78-14 IMPORTANCE OF TUMOR SIZE AS RISK STRATIFICATION PARAMETER IN UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA (UTUC) Beat Foerster*, Vienna, Austria, Thomas Seisen, Paris, France, Marco Bandini, Milan, Italy, Kees Hendricksen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Anna K. Czech, Krakow, Poland, Marco Moschini, Mohammad Abufaraj, Vienna, Austria, Marco Bianchi, Milan, Italy, Donald Schweitzer, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Kilian M. Gust, Vienna, Austria, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Bas G. van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Piotr Chlosta, Krakow, Poland, Pierre Colin, Lille, France, Hubert John, Winterthur, Switzerland, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Vienna, Austria
MP78-10 HIGHER RISK OF RECURRENCE AT EXTRAREGIONAL NODES AFTER RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH LEFT THAN IN PATIENTS WITH RIGHT URETERAL CANCER Tsunenori Kondo*, Tokyo, Japan, Isao Hara, Wakayama, Japan, Toshio Takagi, Tokyo, Japan, Yoshiki Kodama, Wakayama, Japan, Kenji Omae, Junpei Iizuka, Kazuhiko Yoshida, Hironori Fukuda, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan
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MP78-06 PHASE II STUDY OF PERSONALIZED PEPTIDE VACCINATION FOR METASTATIC UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CANCER PATIENTS REFRACTORY TO THE STANDARD CHEMOTHERAPY Shigetaka Suekane*, Kousuke Ueda, Kiyoaki Nishihara, Tsukasa Igawa, Masanori Noguchi, Kurume, Japan, Tetsuro Sasada, Yokohama, Japan, Takuto Yamashita, Shigeru Yutani, Shigeki Shichijo, Kyogo Itoh, Kurume, Japan
MP78-18 CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND IMPACT OF TREATMENT ON RENAL FUNCTION FOR PATIENTS WITH SECOND PRIMARY UROTHELIAL CANCERS OF THE UPPER TRACT FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Nayan Tiwary*, Taylor Kohn, Rao Mandalapu, Seth Lerner, Houston, TX
MP78-15 ROBOTIC RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY IS ASSOCIATED WITH POORER ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES THAN OPEN AND LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Nicolas Brichart, Orle´ans, France, Franck Bruyere, Tours, France, Quentin Alimi, Tondut Lauranne, Romain Mathieu, Rennes, France, Christophe Vaessen, Thomas Seisen, Paris, France, Benjamin Pradere, Rennes, France, Adham Rammal, Orleans, France, Victor Vanalderwerelt, Tours, France, Gregory Verhoest, Rennes, France, Pierre Colin, Lille, France, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Karim Bensalah, Rennes, France
MP78-19 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER TRACT AND LOWER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: IMPACT OF SURGICAL SEQUENCE Tanner Miest*, Amir Toussi, R. Jeffery Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, R. Houston Thompson, Matthew Tollefson, Igor Frank, Bradley Leibovich, Rochester, MN
MP78-16 OUTCOMES OF URETEROSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Kymora Scotland*, Dillon Cason, Logan Hubbard, Kelly Healy, Scott Hubosky, Demetrius Bagley, Philadelphia, PA
MP78-20 CONFOCAL LASER ENDOMICROSCOPY IN UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CANCER (UTUC) Alberto Breda*, Angelo Territo, Martina Manfredi, Andrea Guttilla, Luigi Quaresima, Jose´ Gaya, Ferran Algaba, Joan Palou, Humberto Villavicencio, Barcelona, Spain
MP78-17 EAU GUIDELINES INCLUSION CRITERIA FOR CONSERVATIVE ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT IN UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: ARE THEY TOO STRICT? Marta Trassierra Villa, Alberto Budia*, Daniel López-Acón, Domingo de Guzma´n Ordaz, Pilar Bahı´lo, Francisco Boronat, Valencia, Spain
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Monday, May 15, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 53 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: PENIS/TESTIS/URETHRA: BENIGN DISEASE & MALIGNANT DISEASE II Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Phillip Pierorazio and William Bedford Waters
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD53-01 NON-GUIDELINE CONCORDANT TREATMENT OF TESTICULAR CANCER Pia Paffenholz*, David Pfister, Axel Heidenreich, Cologne, Germany
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:00 PD53-04 THE FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT OF LATE RELAPSE OF NON-SEMINOMATOUS GERM CELL TUMOURS Alexander Jay*, London, United Kingdom, Mohammed Aldiwani, Suranga Wijayarathna, Robert Huddart, Erik Mayer, David Nicol, London, United Kingdom
PD53-02 HISTOLOGY AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH ELEVATED SERUM TUMOR MARKERS AT THE TIME OF POST-CHEMOTHERAPY RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR ADVANCED GERM CELL MALIGNANCY Qiang Li #*, Piotr Zareba #, Brett Carver, George Bosl, Darren Feldman, Dean Bajorin, Robert Motzer, Joel Sheinfeld, New York, NY PD53-03 TOTAL LYMPH NODE YIELD IMPACTS OVERALL SURVIVAL FOLLOWING POSTCHEMOTHERAPY RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR NONSEMINOMATOUS TESTICULAR CANCER Raj Bhanvadia*, Joseph Rodriguez III, Scott Eggener, Chicago, IL
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PD53-05 RISK OF SECONDARY MALIGNANCY AND CAUSES OF DEATH AFTER RADIATION THERAPY FOR TESTICULAR SEMINOMAS Hiten Patel*, Arnav Srivastava, Ridwan Alam, Gregory Joice, Zeyad Schwen, Alice Semerjian, Mohamad Allaf, Phillip Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
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PD53-06 HISTOLOGIC FINDINGS OF LATE RELAPSED SEMINOMA MANAGED WITH RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION Clint Cary*, Joseph Jacob, Richard Foster, Indianapolis, IN
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PD53-07 CONDITIONAL RISK OF RELAPSE IN 3,601 PATIENTS MANAGED WITH SURVEILLANCE FOR STAGE I TESTICULAR CANCER Madhur Nayan*, Toronto, Canada, Gedske Daugaard, Copenhagen, Denmark, Michael Jewett, Toronto, Canada, Jakob Lauritsen, Mikkel Bandak, Mette Saksoe Mortensen, Maria Gry Gundgaard Kier, Copenhagen, Denmark, Philippe Bedard, Aaron Hansen, Padraig Warde, Peter Chung, Eshetu Atenafu, Robert Hamilton, Toronto, Canada PD53-08 CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF SERUM NGLYCAN PROFILING AS A DIAGNOSTIC AND PROGNOSTIC BIOMARKER IN GERMCELL TUMORS Takuma Narita*, Shingo Hatakeyama, Tohru Yoneyama, Hirosaki, Japan, Shintaro Narita, Akita, Japan, Shinichi Yamashita, Koji Mitsuzuka, Sendai, Japan, Toshihiko Sakurai, Yamagata, Japan, Sadafumi Kawamura, Tatsuo Tochigi, Natori, Japan, Ippei Takahashi, Shigeyuki Nakaji, Yuki Tobisawa, Hayato Yamamoto, Takuya Koie, Hirosaki, Japan, Norihiko Tsuchiya, Yamagata, Japan, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Japan, Yoichi Arai, Sendai, Japan, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
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PD53-10 IMPACT OF ADJUVANT TREATMENT ON LONG-TERM QUALITY OF LIFE OF TESTICULAR CANCER SURVIVORS Trung Q Ngo*, Jeremy R Goad, Anthony J Dowling, Lih-Ming Wong, Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia
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PD53-11 PRIMARY RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION (RPLND) IN STAGE II A/B SEMINOMA PATIENTS WITHOUT ADJUVANT TREATMENT: A PHASE II TRIAL (PRIMETEST) Achim Lusch*, Laura Gerbaulet, Christian Winter, Peter Albers, Duesseldorf, Germany
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PD53-12 CENTRALIZATION OF CARE PROMOTES TRAINING DISPARITIES WITH REGARD TO THE TEACHING OF RETROPERITONEAL LYMPHADENECTOMY Ryan Owen*, Stephanie Dresner, James Bienvenu, W. Bedford Waters, Knoxville, TN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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PD53-09 MEN WITH TESTICULAR CANCER HAVE LOWER SEMEN QUALITY COMPARED TO THOSE WITH OTHER MALIGNANCIES Daisuke Noro*, Shingo Hatakeyama, Itsuto Hamano, Toshikazu Tanaka, Takuma Nairta, Tohru Yoneyama, Atsushi Imai, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
Monday, May 15, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 54 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: FEMALE INCONTINENCE: THERAPY III Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Michael DiSanto, Mauricio Plata and Anne Suskind
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD54-01 BRAIN ACTIVITY CHANGES ON FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING DURING SACRAL NERVE STIMULATION FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER Bradley Gill*, Cleveland, OH, Javier PizarroBerdichevsky, Santiago, Chile, Pallab Bhattacharyya, Cleveland, OH, Brian Marks, Concord, NH, Adrienne Quirouet, Ottawa, Canada, Sandip Vasavada, Stephen E Jones, Howard B Goldman, Cleveland, OH
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:50 PD54-03 OPTIMIZING LEAD PLACEMENT DURING STAGED SACRAL NEUROMODULATION (SNM): FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PROGRESSION TO STAGE 2 Sarah A Adelstein*, Kevin Gioia, Jonathan Wingate, Alvaro Lucioni, Kathleen C Kobashi, Una J Lee, Seattle, WA 10:00
PD54-02 REMOVAL OF SACRAL NERVE STIMULATION DEVICES FOR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING: WHAT HAPPENS NEXT Jessica Lloyd*, Bradley Gill, Cleveland, OH, Javier Pizarro-Berdichevsky, Santiago, Chile, Elodi Dielubanza, Juan Guzman, Henry Okafor, Cleveland, OH, Howard Goldman, Cleveland, OH
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PD54-04 NEUROMODULATION FOR CHRONIC UROGENITAL PAIN: A COMPARISON OF PUDENDAL AND SACRAL NERVE STIMULATION Austin Fan, Rochester, MI, Kim A. Killinger, Kenneth M. Peters*, Judith Boura, Royal Oak, MI
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PD54-05 DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL VARIABLES ASSOCIATED WITH TREATMENT RESPONSE IN WOMEN UNDERGOING ONABOTULINUMTOXINA AND SACRAL NEUROMODULATION Holly E Richter*, Birmingham, AL, Cindy Amundsen, Durham, NC, Eric Jelovsek, Cleveland, OH, Stephen Erickson, Reserach Triangle Park, NC, Yuko Komesu, Albuquerque, NM, Christopher Chermansky, Pittsburgh, PA, Norbert Kadima, Reserach Triangle Park, NC, Deborah Myers, Providence, RI, Heidi Harvie, Philadelphia, PA, Michael Albo, San Diego, CA, Dennis Wallace, Research Triangle Park, NC PD54-06 A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL COMPARING TWO DOSES OF ABOBOTULINUMTOXINA FOR IDIOPHATIC OVERACTIVE BLADDER Danielle de Sa Dantas Bezerra*, Luis Gustavo Morato Toledo, Jose Eduardo Vetorazzo Filho, Antonio Pedro Flores Auge, Sao Paulo, Brazil PD54-07 EXPRESSION OF MIR221 AND MIR125B IN BLADDER BIOPSY PREDICT THE RISK OF HIGH PVR FOLLOWING INTRADETRUSOR ONABOTULINUMTOXIN-A INJECTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR CLINICAL DECISION MAKING Christopher J Chermansky*, Brian T Kadow, Mahendra Kashyap, Pradeep Tyagi, Pittsburgh, PA
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PD54-09 FIRST RESULTS – THE URGE 1 STUDY RANDOMIZED TRIAL TO COMPARE SOLIFENACIN AND BILATERAL MESH REPLACEMENT OF THE UTEROSACRAL LIGAMENTS IN THE TREATMENT OF URGENCY URINARY INCONTINENCE Sebastian Ludwig*, Martin Stumm, Peter Mallmann, Wolfram Jäger, Cologne, Germany
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PD54-10 THE VALUE OF COMBINING LOW DOSE TROSPIUM CHLORIDE WITH TRANSCUTANEOUS POSTERIOR TIBIAL NERVE STIMULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN FEMALES Amr Abulseoud*, Gaber Ali, Mohamed Hassouna, Ahmed Moussa, Ibrahim Ibrahim, Emmanuel Saba, Alexandria, Egypt
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PD54-11 ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF AFFERENT NERVES IN THE FOOT WITH TRANSCUTANEOUS ADHESIVE PAD ELECTRODES IN WOMEN WITH REFRACTORY OVERACTIVE BLADDER: DEFINING IDEAL STIMULATION DURATION Christopher J Chermansky*, Bing Shen, Janet Okonski, William C de Groat, Changfeng Tai, Pittsburgh, PA
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PD54-12 STATEWIDE TRENDS OF INTERSTIM® IMPLANTATION ACROSS DIFFERENT SURGICAL SPECIALTIES IN NEW YORK Wai Lee*, Andrew Chen, Olga Povcher, Kailash Kapadia, Wei Hou, Jason Kim, Stony Brook, NY
PD54-08 WHAT IS THE IDEAL ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS FOR INTRAVESICAL BOTOX INJECTION? A COMPARISON OF TWO DIFFERENT REGIMENS Justin Houman*, Juzar Jamnagerwalla, Ariel Moradzadeh, Kian Asand, Devin Patel, Jennifer Anger, Karyn Eilber, Los Angeles, CA
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Monday, May 15, 2017
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Podium Session 55 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE III Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: David Canes, Martin Gleave and Ian Thompson
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD55-01 DUTASTERIDE AND ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE IN PROSTATE CANCER: ARE VISIBLE LESIONS LESS CONSPICUOUS AT MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING? A PILOT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Francesco Giganti*, Caroline Moore, Nicola Robertson, Alex Freeman, Mark Emberton, Clare Allen, Alex Kirkham, London, United Kingdom
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:40 PD55-02 THE USE OF FIVE-ALPHA REDUCTASE INHIBITORS AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH RECLASSIFICATION AND PATHOLOGIC OUTCOMES IN THE CANARY PROSTATE ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE STUDY (PASS) James Kearns*, Anna Faino, Lisa Newcomb, Seattle, WA, James Brooks, Palo Alto, CA, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA, Atreya Dash, William Ellis, Seattle, WA, Michael Fabrizio, Norfolk, VA, Martin Gleave, Vancouver, Canada, Todd Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI, Peter Nelson, Seattle, WA, Ian Thompson, San Antonio, TX, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Yingye Zheng, Daniel Lin, Seattle, WA
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PD55-03 ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER IN MEN UNDER 60 YEARS OF AGE Keyan Salari*, David Kuppermann, Mark Preston, Douglas Dahl, Jason Efstathiou, Michael Blute, Boston, MA, Danny Vesprini, Andrew Loblaw, Toronto, Canada, Anthony Zietman, Boston, MA, Laurence Klotz, Toronto, Canada, Adam Feldman, Boston, MA
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PD55-04 THE ERSPC VERSUS THE PROTECT STUDY: OUTCOMES AFTER ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE COMPARED TO SURGERY AND RADIOTHERAPY FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER. Frank-Jan Drost*, Arnout Alberts, Chris Bangma, Monique Roobol, for the ERSPC Rotterdam group, Rotterdam, Netherlands
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PD55-05 ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE IS A VIABLE OPTION FOR MEN WITH BORDERLINE LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Keyan Salari*, David Kuppermann, Mark Preston, Douglas Dahl, Aria Olumi, Jason Efstathiou, Richard Lee, Chin-Lee Wu, Michael Blute, Anthony Zietman, Adam Feldman, Boston, MA PD55-06 PSA VELOCITY IN MEN STARTING 5ALPHA-REDUCTASE INHIBITORS AT THE TIME OF STARTING ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE IS A PREDICTOR OF PATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION IN LOWRISK PROSTATE CANCER Narhari Timilshina*, Shabbir Alibhai, Maria Komisarenko, Lisa Martin, Ruby Grewal, Rob Hamilton, Girish kulkarni, Alexandre Zlotta, Neil Fleshner, Antonio Finelli, Toronto, Canada PD55-07 VERY LOW RISK AND LOW RISK PATIENTS IN ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE: IS THE DISTINCTION RELEVANT? R. Yates Coley*, Seattle, WA, Scott Zeger, Mufaddal Mamawala, H. Ballentine Carter, Baltimore, MD
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PD55-08 INTRODUCING MPMRI INTO CONTEMPORARY UK ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR LOCALISED PROSTATE CANCER Richard Bryant*, Bob Yang, Yiannis Philippou, Karla Lam, Maureen Obiakor, Jennifer Ayers, Fergus Gleeson, Ruth MacPherson, Clare Verrill, Ian Roberts, Thomas Leslie, Jeremy Crew, Prasanna Sooriakumaran, Freddie Hamdy, Simon Brewster, Oxford, United Kingdom
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PD55-09 ROLE OF MPMRI PSA DENSITY AND PIRADS SCORE IN PREDICTING UPSTAGING IN MEN ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Michelle Van Kuiken*, Robert H. Blackwell, Bryan Bisanz, Joseph Yacoub, Ari Goldberg, Steven Shea, Marcus Quek, Gopal N. Gupta, Maywood, IL
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PD55-10 ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN FAVORABLE INTERMEDIATE RISK GROUP ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE CANDIDATES Monty Aghazadeh*, Hartford, CT, Jason K Frankel, Matthew Belanger, Farmington, CT, Tara McLaughlin, Ilene Staff, Joseph Wagner, Hartford, CT
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PD55-11 IS FAVORABLE INTERMEDIATE RISK PROSTATE CANCER REALLY FAVORABLE? IMPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE STRATEGIES Samuel Haywood*, Yaw Nyame, Helen Liang, Eric Klein, Andrew Stephenson, Cleveland, OH
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PD55-12 OLDER AGE AT DIAGNOSIS AND DISEASE VOLUME PREDICT UPGRADING ON CONFIRMATORY BIOPSY IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS BEING CONSIDERED FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Charles Dai*, Vishnu Ganesan, Nima Almassi, Yaw Nyame, Daniel Greene, Daniel Hettel, Alice Crane, Joseph Zabell, Anna Zampini, Samuel Haywood, Hans Arora, Chad Reichard, Ahmed El-Shafei, Robert Stein, Khaled Fareed, Michael Gong, J. Stephen Jones, Andrew J. Stephenson, Eric Klein, Cleveland, OH APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Video Session 9 INFERTILITY, ED, AND RECONSTRUCTION LOWER TRACT (II) The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Bobby Najari and Justin Parker ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V9-01 THREE-DIMENSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AS A TOOL FOR CHARACTERIZATION OF PENILE DEFORMITY IN PEYRONIE’S DISEASE Ezra Margolin*, Carrie Mlynarczyk, Doron Stember, Peter Stahl, New York, NY V9-02
COMPLETE VESTIBULECTOMY FOR NEURO-PROLIFERATIVE VESTIBULODYNIA (NPVD): UROLOGIC SURGICAL TECHNIQUE AND OUTCOMES Rachel Rubin*, Ashley Winter, Paulina Plascencia, Irwin Goldstein, SAN DIEGO, CA
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RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL OF THE NO-FLIP SHANGRING CIRCUMCISION FOR ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS IN AFRICA Benjamin V Stone*, Omar Al Hussein Alawamlh, Phil V Bach, Ryan Flannigan, Quentin Awori, Marc Goldstein, Mark Barone, Philip S Li, Richard K Lee, New York, NY
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V9-07 MICROSURGICALLY-ASSISTED INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR Ryan Flannigan*, Brian Dinerman, New York, NY, Phil Bach, New Yrok, NY, Michael Shulster, Philip Li, Marc Goldstein, New York, NY
ONE-STAGE TRANSVESICAL LAPAROENDOSCOPIC SINGLE-SITE SURGERY (T-LESS) FOR REMOVAL OF TWO BLADDER DIVERTICULA IN A FEMALE PATIENT. Marek Roslan*, Maciej Przudzik, Michal Borowik, Miroslaw £esiów, Olsztyn, Poland LAPAROSCOPIC VARICOCELECTOMY USING INTRAOPERATIVE NAVIGATION: INDOCYANINE GREEN ANGIOGRAPHY AND INDIGO CARMINE LYMPHATIC DYE Keiji Tomita*, Eiki Hanada, Susumu Kageyama, Kazuyoshi Johnin, Mitsuhiro Narita, Akihiro Kawauchi, Otsu, Japan ROBOT ASSISTED PENILE INVERSION VAGINOPLASTY: A NOVEL TECHNIQUE Temitope Rude*, New York, NY, Kiranpreet Khurana, Cleveland, OH, Aaron Weinberg, Jamie Levine, New York, NY, Michael Stifelman, Hackensack, NJ, Lee C. Zhao, New York, NY
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MALE INFERTILITY MICROSURGERY TRAINING – TRICKS OF THE TRADE Phil V. Bach*, New York, NY, Filipe Neto, Recife, Brazil, Ryan Flannigan, Benjamin Stone, Omar Al Hussein Alawamlh, Miriam Feliciano, Richard Lee, Peter Schlegel, Marc Goldstein, Philip Li, New York, NY
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ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS RESERVOIR MIGRATION INTO BLADDER WITH UTILIZATION OF CRYOPRESERVED AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE AND UMBILICAL TISSUE Mark Ferretti*, New York, NY, Gregory Lovallo, Michael Stifelman, Mutahar Ahmed, Hackensack, NJ
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TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF EJACULATORY DUCTS: A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE Luis Savio*, Joseph Palmer, Nachiketh S Prakash, Raul Clavijo, Desmond Adamu, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, FL
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SUPRAPUBIC FAT PAD EXCISION WITH SIMULTANEOUS PLACEMENT OF INFLATABLE PENILE PROSTHESIS Adam Baumgarten*, Jonathan Beilan, Michael Bickell, Justin Parker, Tampa, FL, Gerard Henry, Shreveport, LA, Rafael Carrion, Tampa, FL
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FERTILITY RECOVERY AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC REMOVAL OF HYPERTROPHIC SEMINAL VESICLE Gaetano Chiapparrone, Giovanni Liguori, Nicola Pavan*, Grazia Bianchi, Andrea Lissiani, Carlo Trombetta, Trieste, Italy APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Forums YOUNG UROLOGISTS FORUM Room 205A @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 10:30
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WORK-LIFE BALANCE AND PURSUITS OF MEANINGFUL METRICS: WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS Committee Chair: John Lam RECOGNITION OF YU OF THE YEAR AWARD RECIPIENTS Committee Chair: John Lam
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PRESENTATION Robert Cerfolio
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Q&A Robert Cerfolio
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1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Moderated Poster Session 79
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP79-01 NEPHRECTOMY AFTER HIGH-GRADE RENAL TRAUMA: RESULTS FROM THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE SURGERY OF TRAUMA (AAST) GENITOURINARY TRAUMA STUDY Sorena Keihani*, Yizhe Xu, Angela P. Presson, Salt Lake City, UT, Brian P. Smith, Patrick M. Reilly, Philadelphia, PA, Xian LuoOwen, Kaushik Mukherjee, Loma Linda, CA, Bradley J. Morris, Sarah Majercik, Murray, UT, Peter B. Thomsen, Bradley A. Erickson, Iowa City, IA, Benjamin N. Breyer, Gregory Murphy, San Francisco, CA, Barbara A. Shaffer, Matthew M. Carrick, Plano, TX, Brandi Miller, Richard A. Santucci, Detroit, MI, Timothy Hewitt, Frank N. Burks, Royal Oak, MI, Erik S. DeSoucy, Scott A. Zakaluzny, Sacramento, CA, LaDonna Allen, Jurek F. Kocik, Tyler, TX, Raminder Nirula, Jeremy B. Myers, Salt Lake City, UT
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP79-03 SIMULTANEOUS COLON AND RENAL TRAUMA IN THE ERA OF CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT: A SINGLE INSTITUTION STUDY James Furr*, Jared Higley, Byron Dubow, Babawale Oluborode, Tabitha Garwe, Sanjay Patel, Alisa Cross, Brian Cross, Oklahoma City, OK MP79-04 CONTEMPORARY REPORT OF A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH FOURNIER’S GANGRENE Barbara E Kahn*, Chicago, IL, Alexander J Tatem, Indianapolis, IN, Daniel J Mazur, Chicago, IL, James Wren, Indianapolis, IN, Marah Hehemann, Anuj S Desai, Mary Kate Keeter, Chicago, IL, Patrick Hensley, Jonathan Walker, James B Angel, Lexington, KY, Kevin Lewis, Chicago, IL, Matthew J Mellon, Indianapolis, IN, Jason R Bylund, Lexington, KY, Nelson E Bennett, Robert E Brannigan, Chicago, IL
MP79-02 LONG-TERM COMPLICATIONS OF RENAL TRAUMAS: A MULTICENTER STUDY Ines Dominique*, Lyon, France, Gaelle Fiard, Grenoble, France, Xavier Matillon, Lyon, France, Benjamin Pradere, Tours, France, Charles Dariane, Paris, France, Lucas Freton, rennes, France, Jonathan Olivier, Lille, France, Cedric Lebacle, Paris, France, Clementine Millet, Clermont Ferrand, France, Quentin Langouet, Orleans, France, Paul Panayatopoulos, Angers, France, Reem Betari, Amiens, France, Ala Chebbi, Rouen, France, Thomas Caes, Lille, France, Pierre Marie Patard, Toulouse, France, Francois Xavier Madec, Nantes, France, Francois xavier Nouhaud, Rouen, France, Xavier Rod, Nantes, France, Martine Hutin, Montpellier, France, marina ruggiero, Paris, France, Axelle Bohem, Tours, France, jerome rizk, lille, France, Kerem Guleryuz, Caen, France, Benoit Peyronnet, Rennes, France
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MP79-05 SINGLE-STAGE DELAYED PRIMARY CLOSURE OF FOURNIER’S GANGRENE: OUR EXPERIENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO MEDICAL CENTER Jose Antonio Saavedra-Belaunde*, Timoteo Torres, Antonio Puras-Baez, Magaly CabreraBeauchamp, San Juan, PR MP79-06 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF GENITOPERINEAL HIDRADENITIS SUPPURATIVA: A 12 YEAR EXPERIENCE Brandi Miller*, Sarah Martin, Richard Santucci, Detroit, MI MP79-07 INDICATIONS FOR NOVEL INTERPOSITION MYOCUTANEOUS FLAP FOR THE REPAIR OF RECTO-URINARY FISTULA Alyssa Greiman*, Lawrence Dagrosa, Nima Baradaran, Eric Rovner, Harry Clarke, Charleston, SC
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TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: EXTERNAL GENITALIA RECONSTRUCTION AND UROTRAUMA (INCLUDING TRANSGENDER SURGERY) I Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Sanjay Kulkarni, Bahaa Malaeb and Alex Vanni
MP79-14 PENILE FRACTURE INCIDENCE AND PHYSICIAN COMPLIANCE WITH UROTRAUMA GUIDELINES IN NEW YORK STATE Michael J Lipsky*, Wilson Sui, Alexander C Small, Dennis J Robins, Carrie M Mlynarczyk, Steven B Brandes, Peter J Stahl, New York, NY
MP79-08 UPDATED OUTCOMES OF EARLY ENDOSCOPIC REALIGNMENT FOR PELVIC FRACTURE URETHRAL INJURIES AT A LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER Paul H Chung*, Hunter Wessells, Bryan B Voelzke, Seattle, WA MP79-09 TITLE: ROBOT ASSISTED PENILE INVERSION VAGINOPLASTY A DESCRIPTION OF A NOVEL TECHNIQUE Brenton Armstrong*, Aaron Weinberg, NEW YORK, NY, Kiranpreet Khurana, cleveland, OH, Jamie Levine, Lee Zhao, New York, NY
MP79-15 DEVELOPMENT OF HYPERTENSION AFTER RENAL TRAUMA E. Charles Osterberg, Austin, TX, Mohannad Awad*, Gregory Murphy, Thomas Gaither, Jennie Yoo, Thanabhudee Chumnarnsongkhroh, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA
MP79-10 URINARYⴚCUTANEOUS FISTULAE: A RARE BUT MORBID COMPLICATION OF NON-OPERATIVELY MANAGED EXTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER RUPTURES Niels Johnsen, Rachel Sosland*, Jason Young, Joshua Cohn, W. Stuart Reynolds, Melissa Kaufman, Doug Milam, Oscar Guillamondegui, Roger Dmochowski, Nashville, TN
MP79-16 COMPLICATIONS OF GENITAL ENLARGEMENT SURGERY Kristi Hebert*, Eric Wisenbaugh, Joel Gelman, Orange, CA MP79-17 IDIOPATHIC URETHRAL STRICTURES – SIMILAR CHARACTERISTICS TO THOSE FOLLOWING RECOGNIZED TRAUMA Boyd Viers*, Travis Pagliara, Charles Rew, Dallas, TX, Lauren Folgosa-Cooley, Richmond, VA, Christine Shiang, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX
MP79-11 COMPARISON OF OUTCOMES BETWEEN ULNAR AND RADIAL FREE FLAPS FOR NEOPHALLUS CONSTRUCTION Katherine Smentkowski*, Norfolk, VA, Jack Zuckerman, San Diego, CA, Oscar Suarez Fernadez de Lara, Monterrey, Mexico, David Gilbert, Ramon Virasoro, Jessica Delong, Jeremy Tonkin, Kurt McCammon, Norfolk, VA
MP79-18 INJURY SEVERITY SCORE ASSOCIATED WITH CONCURRENT BLADDER INJURY IN PATIENTS WITH BLUNT URETHRAL INJURY Eric Eidelman*, Ian Stormont, Gauthami Churukanti, Deborah M Stein, Mohummad Minhaj Siddiqui, Baltimore, MD
MP79-12 SKIN GRAFT GLANULOPLASTY AFTER TOTAL GLANSECTOMY OR PARTIAL PENECTOMY. Andre´ Cavalcanti*, Carlos Felipe Restreppo, Henrique Florindo, Roberto Medeiros, Tu´lio Rojas, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Neildo Chaves, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
MP79-19 THE WALKING PATIENT WITH GRADE IV – V RENAL INJURY Efraim Serafetinides*, Graham Haesketh, Georgia Galani, Alexia Balanika, Andreas Fildisis, Nikolaos Mourmouras, Ahilleas Karafotias, Dimitrios Delakas, Athens, Greece
MP79-13 GENITOURINARY INJURY IN MALE VETERANS RECEIVING VA HEALTH CARE: THE IMPORTANCE OF LINKING DOD AND VA DATA Steven Hudak*, Jean Orman, Megan Amuan, Mary Jo Pugh, Nina Nnamani, Douglas Soderdahl, Judson Janak, Michael Liss, San Antonio, TX
MP79-20 RISK STRATIFICATION FOR ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AFTER PELVIC FRACTURE URETHRAL INJURIES: A PILOT STUDY Paul H Chung*, Cody Gehring, Reza Firoozabadi, Bryan B Voelzke, Seattle, WA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Moderated Poster Session 80 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: PENIS/TESTIS/URETHRA: BENIGN DISEASE & MALIGNANT DISEASE III Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Stanton Honig, Du Geon Moon and Curtis Pettaway ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP80-01 THE USE OF INTRA-OPERATIVE FROZEN SECTION DURING ORGAN SPARING SURGERY FOR PENILE CANCER GREATLY REDUCES THE LOCAL RECURRENCE RATE. LONG TERM FOLLOW UP DATA Ayman Younis, Dawn Cave, John Dormer, Timothy Terry, Jonathan Goddard, Duncan Summerton*, Leicester, United Kingdom
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP80-08 DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF FROZEN SECTION EXAMINATION (FSE) DURING INGUINAL EXPLORATION IN PATIENTS WITH INCONCLUSIVE TESTICULAR LESIONS Christian Fankhauser*, Joerg Beyer, Lisa Roth, Peter-Karl Bode, Holger Moch, Tullio Sulser, Thomas Hermanns, Zurich, Switzerland
MP80-10 MIDLINE EXTRAPERITONEAL APPROACH TO RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION IN TESTICULAR CANCER: MINIMIZING SURGICAL MORBIDITY Sumeet Syan-Bhanvadia*, Soroush Bazargani, Thomas Clifford, Jie Cai, Gus Miranda, Hooman Djaladat, Anne Schuckman, Siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
MP80-03 DISTRESS SCREENING IN PATIENTS WITH UROGENITAL MALIGNANCIES Pia Paffenholz*, Cologne, Germany, Maria Angerer-Shpilenya, Aachen, Germany, Johannes Salem, David Pfister, Axel Heidenreich, Cologne, Germany MP80-04 EFFECT OF ALVIMOPAN ON GASTROINTESTINAL RECOVERY AND HOSPITAL LENGTH OF STAY AFTER RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR TESTICULAR CANCER Kushan Radadia*, Nicholas Farber, Alexandra Tabakin, New Brunswick, NJ, Wei Wang, Piscataway, NJ, Lee Milas, Thomas Jang, New Brunswick, NJ
MP80-11 PENILE SPARING SURGERY FOR PENILE CANCER: A MULTICENTER INTERNATIONAL RETROSPECTIVE COHORT Adam Baumgarten*, Tampa, FL, Sylvia Yan, London, United Kingdom, Sarah Ottenhof, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Juan Chipollini, Dominic Tang, Barrett McCormick, Tampa, FL, Yao Zhu, Ding-Wei Ye, Shanghai Shi, China, People’s Republic of, Chris Protzel, Rostock, Germany, Simon Horenblas, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Nicholas Watkin, London, United Kingdom, Philippe Spiess, Tampa, FL
MP80-05 IS THERE BENEFIT TO ADJUVANT RADIATION IN STAGE III PENILE CANCER AFTER LYMPH NODE DISSECTION? FINDINGS FROM THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE. Brian Winters*, James Kearns, Sarah Holt, Matthew Mossanen, Daniel Lin, Jonathan Wright, Seattle, WA
MP80-12 RETINAL TOXICITY AFTER CISPLATINBASED CHEMOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH TESTICULAR CANCER Philipp Gild, Malte W. Vetterlein, Klaus-Peter Dieckmann, Cord Matthies, Walter Wagner, Tim A. Ludwig, Christian P. Meyer, Armin Soave, Simon Dulz, Niels H. Asselborn, Karin Oechsle, Carsten Bokemeyer, Andreas Becker, Margit Fisch, Michael Hartmann, Felix K.H. Chun, Luis A. Kluth*, Hamburg, Germany
MP80-06 EVALUATION OF ‘PROGRAMMED DEATH1’ / ’PROGRAMMED DEATH LIGAND 1 AND 2’ PATHWAY IN TUMOR SAMPLES OF SEMINOMA AND NON-SEMINOMA, AND ITS PROGNOSTIC ROLE IN TESTICULAR CANCERS Asgar Garayev*, Emine Bozkurtlar, Deniz Filinte, Haydar Kamil Cam, Ferruh Sı¸mse¸k, Il˙ker Tinay, Istanbul, Turkey MP80-07 SEX CORD-GONADAL STROMAL TUMORS OF THE TESTICLE ARE FAR MORE LETHAL THAN GERM CELL TESTICULAR NEOPLASMS Joel Slaton*, Oklahoma City, OK, Jet Li, Oklahoma Ctiy, OK, Ngoc Duong, Kai Ding, Oklahoma City, OK
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MP80-13 MANAGING THE HIGH INCIDENCE OF GENITAL PAIN AND PATHOLOGY IN THE MALE PRISON POPULATION WITH TELEMEDICINE Brenton Sherwood*, Yu Han, Kenneth Nepple, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA
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MP80-09 2-18FLUORO-DEOXY-D-GLUCOSE POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY (FDG-PET) IN SEMINOMA: IS AN OBJECTIVE SCORING SYSTEM USEFUL? Clint Cary*, Antoin Dougwali, Ryan Zukerman, Costantine Albany, Mark Tann, Richard Foster, Indianapolis, IN
MP80-02 INCREASING AGE OF PATIENTS WITH TESTICULAR CANCER: 1980-2016 SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE Shinichi Yamashita*, Shinji Fujii, Shigeyuki Yamada, Yoshihide Kawasaki, Hideaki Izumi, Naoki Kawamorita, Koji Mitsuzuka, Hisanobu Adachi, Yasuhiro Kaiho, Akihiro Ito, Yoichi Arai, Sendai, Japan
MP80-18 KIDNEY INJURY MOLECULE-1 STAINING HELPS TO DIFFERENTIATE MIXED GERM CELL NEOPLASMS OF TESTIS FROM CLASSIC SEMINOMAS Chirag Dave*, Alia Gupta, Mitual Amin, Ping Zhang, Jason Hafron, Royal Oak, MI
MP80-14 LYMPH NODE YIELD AS A PREDICTOR OF OVERALL SURVIVAL FOLLOWING REGIONAL LYMPHADENECTOMY FOR PENILE CANCER Chad Ritch*, Nachiketh Soodana Prakash, Varsha Sinha, Diana M Lopategui, Katherine Almengo, Micheal Ahdoot, David Alonzo, Mahmoud Alameddine, Sanoj Punnen, Dipen Parekh, Mark Gonzalgo, Miami, FL
MP80-19 TREATMENT TRENDS AND OUTCOMES FOR LYMPH NODE POSITIVE PENILE CANCER PATIENTS Shreyas Joshi*, Handorf Elizabeth, Andres Correa, Michael Haifler, Benjamin Ristau, Robert Uzzo, Richard Greenberg, David Chen, Rosalia Viterbo, Alexander Kutikov, Marc Smaldone, Daniel Geynisman, Philadelphia, PA
MP80-15 RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR TESTICULAR SEMINOMAS: POPULATION-BASED STAGE-BY-STAGE SURVIVAL OUTCOMES Hiten Patel*, Gregory Joice, Zeyad Schwen, Alice Semerjian, Ridwan Alam, Arnav Srivastava, Mohamad Allaf, Phillip Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
MP80-20 COMPLICATIONS AND ADJUNCTIVE SURGICAL PROCEDURES IN POSTCHEMOTHERAPY RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION (PC-RPLND) TO DEFINE A TERTIAL REFERRAL CENTER Achim Lusch*, Laura Gerbaulet, Christian Winter, Peter Albers, Duesseldorf, Germany
MP80-16 NEUTROPHIL-TO-LYMPHOCYTE RATIO – A SIMPLE BIOMARKER IN TESTICULAR CANCER Ahmet Aydin*, Ankara, Turkey, Solomon Woldu, Thomas Lowrey, Ryan Hutchinson, Laura-Maria Krabbe, Nirmish Singla, Arthur Sagalowsky, Vitaly Margulis, Aditya Bagrodia, Dallas, TX
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP80-17 CXCL12 IS A PREDICTOR FOR DISEASE RECURRENCE IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC NON-SEMINOMA Christian Fankhauser*, Lisa Roth, Joerg Beyer, Tullio Sulser, Holger Moch, Thomas Hermanns, Peter-Karl Bode, Zurich, Switzerland
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Moderated Poster Session 81 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Kwangsung Park, Ryan Terlecki and Thomas Walsh ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP81-01 CENTRAL TUMOR NECROSIS FACTORALPHA BLOCKADE INCREASED NNOS EXPRESSION IN THE HYPOTHALAMIC PARAVENTRICULAR NUCLEUS AND IMPROVED SEXUAL BEHAVIOR DISORDER IN MALE DIABETIC RATS Ting Long*, Winston-Salem, NC, Huanhuan Wang, Xiaohong Ye, Wenwen Lin, shantou, China, People’s Republic of, Yuanyuan Zhang, Winston-Salem, NC, Danian Qin, shantou, China, People’s Republic of
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP81-03 ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH APNEA HYPOPNEA INDEX & OXYGEN DESATURATION INDEX IN ELDERLY, BUT NOT YOUNGER, COMMUNITY-DWELLING MEN Sean Martin*, Sarah Appleton, Robert Adams, Anne Taylor, Nicholas Brook, Peter Catcheside, Douglas McEvoy, Gary Wittert, Adelaide, Australia MP81-04 LEYDIG STEM CELL ISOLATION AND DIFFERENTIATION FROM HUMAN TESTIS BIOPSIES: POTENTIAL MODALITY TO INCREASE SERUM TESTOSTERONE Himanshu Arora*, Marilia Sanches Santos Rizzo Zutti, Bruno Nahar, Joshua M. Hare, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, Fl
MP81-02 OXYGEN SATURATION AFTER VACUUM ERECTILE DEVICE LIKE IMPORTANT FACTOR IN PENILE REHABILITATION. Sergey Kotov*, Alexander Osadchinsky, Moscow, Russian Federation
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MP81-12 FUNCTIONAL BRAIN IMAGING SHOWS A CORRELATION BETWEEN DISTENDED SEMINAL VESICLES AND SPECIFIC BRAIN ACTIVITY IN HEALTHY MEN Christian Weisstanner, Manuela Wapp, Martin Schmitt, Stefan Puig, Bern, Switzerland, Livio Mordasini, Luzern, Switzerland, Roland Wiest, George N. Thalmann, Bern, Switzerland, Fre´de´ric D. Birkhäuser*, Luzern, Switzerland
MP81-05 PELVIC AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION: A NEW CONCEPT IN PATIENTS HAVING LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS WITH COEXISTENCE OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Onder Kayigil*, Ankara, Turkey, Yucel Altay, Diyarbakir, Turkey, Emrah Okulu, Ankara, Turkey MP81-06 IS BARIATRIC SURGERY THE ANSWER TO SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN OBESE MEN? Ahmed Fahmy, Moustafa Elsawy, Amr Kamal, Abdelrahman Zahran, hazem Rhasad*, Alexandria, Egypt MP81-07 PENILE CARCINOMA: GENETICALLY ENGINEERED MODELS FOR NOVEL THERAPEUTICS IDENTIFICATION Ahmed Sarhan*, Xiaoying Shang, Pherose Tamboli, Priya Rao, Curtis Pettaway, Alan Wang, Ronald DePinho, Xin Lu, Houston, TX
MP81-14 HUMAN TISSUE KALLIKREIN 1 AMELIORATES ERECTILE FUNCTION VIA MODULATING AUTOPHAGY AND ACTIVATING HIF-1␣/COX-2 PATHWAY IN AGED TRANSGENIC RATS Zhe Tang*, Kai Cui, Yang Luan, Yajun Ruan, Tao Wang, Jun Yang, Shaogang Wang, Jihong Liu, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of
MP81-08 ENCLOMIPHENE CITRATE VS. TOPICAL TESTOSTERONE GEL: EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTIVE HORMONES AND SPERM PARAMETERS Greg Fontenot*, Joseph Podolski, The Woodlands, TX MP81-09 THE NERVES IN THE GLANS PENIS: ANATOMICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY Nobuyuki Hinata*, Kobe, Japan, Ahmed Aly Hussein, Buffalo, NY, Tomoaki Terakawa, Yukari Bando, Kobe, Japan, Gen Murakami, Iwamizawa, Japan, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY, Masato Fujisawa, Kobe, Japan
MP81-15 THE ROLE OF NEUTROPHIL-TOLYMPHOCYTE RATIO IN MEN WITH ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION – PRELIMINARY FINDINGS OF A REAL-LIFE CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY Eugenio Ventimiglia*, Walter Cazzaniga, Paolo Capogrosso, Filippo Pederzoli, Luca Boeri, Nicola Frego, Alberto Briganti, Massimo Alfano, Federico Deho`, Milan, Italy, Alessandro Palmieri, Naples, Italy, Lorenzo Piemonti, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy
MP81-10 ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IN 45-YEAROLD GERMAN MEN IN ASSOCIATION WITH RISK FACTORS AND COMORBIDITIES; RESULTS OF THE GERMAN MALE SEX-STUDY Kathleen Herkommer*, Jacqueline Hallanzy, Munich, Germany, Martina Kron, Ulm, Germany, F.-M. Köhn, Maximilian Schmautz, Munich, Germany, Peter Albers, Christian Arsov, Dusseldorf, Germany, Boris A. Hadaschik, Markus Hohenfellner, Heidelberg, Germany, Florian Imkamp, Martin Kuczyk, Hannover, Germany, Ju¨rgen E. Gschwend, Munich, Germany
MP81-16 THREE- DIMENSIONAL RECONSTRUCTION OF MALE PELVIC ANATOMY FROM MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING M. Raj Rajasekaran*, Ishika Trivedi, Shantanu Sinha, Valmik Bhargava, San Diego, CA MP81-17 DEVELOPING IMPROVED E-LEARNING ANATOMY RESOURCES FOR UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL STUDENTS: MALE REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY, A CASE STUDY Matthew A Williams*, Jessica Caterson, Christopher Horton, Tom Cosker, Oxford, United Kingdom
MP81-11 SACUBITRIL/VALSARTAN (ENTRESTO®) AND VALSARTRAN/SILDENAFIL COMBINATION IMPROVES FUNCTIONAL RESPONSES ON ISOLATED RAT CORPUS CAVERNOSUM FROM NERVE-CRUSH INJURY MODEL Serap Gur, Ankara, Turkey, Suresh C Sikka, Philip J Kadowitz, Nora Haney, Kenneth DeLay*, Wayne JG Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA
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MP81-18 EFFECTS OF SEX HORMONES ON CELL PROLIFERATION IN HUMAN UMBILICAL VEIN ENDOTHELIAL CELLS Yasumasa Miyazaki*, Takeo Kosaka, Eiji Kikuchi, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
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MP81-13 EFFECT OF VAGINAL ESTROGEN DELIVERY ON THE VAGINAL MUSCULARIS IN A RODENT MODEL OF VULVOVAGINAL ATROPHY WITH MENOPAUSE. Nicole Pepe*, Lauren Doda, Sarah Stewart, Millie Mattox, Maureen Basha, Lewisburg, WV
MP81-20 THE ROLE OF SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION IN DETERMINING HEALTH STATUS IN MEN WITH SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION – A WORRISOME SCENARIO IN YOUNG MEN Eugenio Ventimiglia, Walter Cazzaniga*, Filippo Pederzoli, Paolo Capogrosso, Luca Boeri, Nicola Frego, Federico Deho`, Massimo Alfano, Lorenzo Piemonti, Milan, Italy, Alessandro Palmieri, Naples, Italy, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy
MP81-19 ANDROGEN RECEPTOR CAG REPEAT LENGTH AS A RISK FACTOR OF LATE ONSET HYPOGONADISM IN A KOREAN MALE POPULATION Sun Tae Ahn*, Hyeong Guk Jeong, Ji Yun Chae, Jong Wook Kim, Mi Mi Oh, Hong Seok Park, Je jong Kim, Du Geon Moon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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Moderated Poster Session 82 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Margot Damaser and Henry Lai ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP82-01 A GENETIC FEMALE MOUSE MODEL WITH CONGENITAL GENITOURINARY ANOMALIES AND URINARY INCONTINENCE Akbari Pedram, Toronto, Canada, Ali Fathollahi, New York, NY, Rong Mo, Michael Chua*, Toronto, Canada, Michael Kavran, Cleveland, OH, Nicole Episalla, Washington DC, WA, Chi-Chung Hui, Walid Farhat, Toronto, Canada, Adonis Hijaz, Cleveland, OH
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP82-05 PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS, SLEEP, AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS Nazema Y. Siddiqui*, Durham, NC, Anne P. Cameron, Ann Arbor, MI, David Cella, Chicago, IL, Catherine S. Bradley, Iowa City, IA, H. Henry Lai, Saint Louis, MO, Margaret E. Helmuth, Jonathan Wiseman, Ann Arbor, MI, James W. Griffith, Chicago, IL, Cindy L. Amundsen, Durham, NC, Kimberly Kenton, Chicago, IL, J. Quentin Clemens, Ann Arbor, MI, Karl J. Kreder, Iowa City, IA, Robert M. Merion, Ann Arbor, MI, Ziya Kirkali, John W. Kusek for the LURN, Bethesda, MD
MP82-02 DECREASED URINARY FUNGAL BURDEN AND DIVERSITY IN OVERACTIVE BLADDER A. Lenore Ackerman*, Jie Tang, Karyn Eilber, Jayoung Kim, Jennifer Anger, David Underhill, Michael Freeman, Los Angeles, CA
MP82-06 DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY IN AN OBESE-PRONE RAT MODEL Eric Gonzalez*, Warren Grill, Durham, NC MP82-07 UROTHELIAL GENES MODULATING MICTURITION BEHAVIOR INDUCED BY A REPETITIVE LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE (LPS) EXPOSURE IN AN OVARIECTOMIZED (OVX) MOUSE MODEL Marian Acevedo-Alvarez*, Judy Yeh, Lery Alvarez-Lugo, Ming Lu, Nitin Sukumar, New Haven, CT, Warren Hill, Boston, MA, Toby Chai, New Haven, CT
MP82-03 NEUTRALIZATION OF BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR INCREASES SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITY OF EXTERNAL URETHRAL SPHINCTER WITH REDUCTION OF ACID-SENSING ION CHANNELS IN MICE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY Naoki Wada*, Takahiro Shimizu, Nobutaka Shimizu, Pradeep Tyagi, William de Groat, Anthony Kanai, Pittsburgh, PA, Hidehiro Kakizaki, Asahikawa, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
MP82-08 THE POTENTIAL OF 2 MICRORNA CLUSTERS IN ELUCIDATION OF BIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF SIGNALLING PATHWAYS REGULATED BY MICRORNAS IN UNDERACTIVE BLADDER Ali Hashemi Gheinani*, Fiona C. Burkhard, Katia Monastyrskaya, Bern, Switzerland
MP82-04 TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF CORTICOTROPIN RELEASING FACTOR Lizath Aguiniga*, Anthony Schaeffer, David Klumpp, Chicago, IL
MP82-09 ENHANCEMENT OF SNEEZE-INDUCED URETHRAL CONTINENCE REFLEX VIA SEROTONIN TYPE 7 RECEPTORS IN RATS Takahisa Suzuki*, Pittsburgh, PA, Takahiro Shimizu, Nankoku, Japan, Joombeom Kwon, Eiichiro Takaoka, Shun Takai, Nobutaka Shimizu, Pittsburgh, PA, Naoki Wada, Asahikawa, Japan, Seiichiro Ozono, Hamamatsu, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
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MP82-16 BLADDER SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTILITY IS INHIBITED BY HC030031 INDEPENDENTLY OF TRPA1 Karel Dewulf*, Jan Franken, Pieter Uvin, Yves Deruyver, Wouter Everaerts, Dirk De Ridder, Thomas Voets, Leuven, Belgium
MP82-10 CHARACTERIZATION OF THE “ONE-PAD PATIENT” AT LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Björn Löppenberg*, Guido Mu¨ller, Peter Bach, Christian von Bodman, Marko Brock, Florian Roghmann, Joachim Noldus, Ju¨ri Palisaar, Herne, Germany
MP82-12 THE EFFECT OF GSMTX4, AN INHIBITOR OF STRETCH-ACTIVATED CHANNELS, ON NOCTURIA IN MICE. Tatsuya Ihara*, Takahiko Mitsui, Yuki Nakamura, Yuki Imai, Satoru Kira, Hirishi Nakagomi, Norifumi Sawada, Atushiko Nakao, Masayuki Takeda, yamanashi, Japan
MP82-18 SHARED ALTERATIONS IN URINARY BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES IN PATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS AND OVERACTIVE BLADDER A. Lenore Ackerman, Jie Tang, Karyn Eilber, Jayoung Kim, Los Angeles, CA, J. Curtis Nickel, Ontario, Canada, Garth Ehrlich, Philadelphia, PA, James Ackerman*, David Underhill, Michael Freeman, Jennifer Anger, Los Angeles, CA, MAPP Research Network, Washington, DC
MP82-13 BLADDER DISTENSION REGULATES PANNEXIN 1 EXPRESSION IN THE BLADDER UROTHELIUM Melissa Laudano*, Marcia Urban-Maldonado, Hui Sun, Mia Thi, Sylvia Suadicani, Bronx, NY
MP82-19 VALIDATION OF TNF-␣ AS THE TOP UPSTREAM REGULATOR OF BLADDER REMODELING DURING OUTLET OBSTRUCTION-INDUCED LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION Ivonne Köck, Ali Hashemi Gheinani, Fiona C. Burkhard, Monastyrskaya Katia*, Bern, Switzerland
MP82-14 DETECTION OF RAC ACTIVITY AND INHIBITION OF SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTION BY THE RAC INHIBITOR EHT1864 IN THE HUMAN TRIGONE: IMPLICATIONS FOR RAC GTPASE IN BLADDER SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTION Yiming Wang*, Christian Gratzke, Qingfeng Yu, Frank Strittmatter, Annika Herlemann, Beata Rutz, Christian G. Stief, Martin Hennenberg, Munich, Germany
MP82-20 ATP RELATED TO VNUT MAINTAINS THE NORMAL BLADDER STORAGE FUNCTION Hiroshi Nakagomi*, Tatsuya Miyamoto, Tatsuya Ihara, Satoru Kira, Norifumi Sawada, Takahiko Mitsui, Schuichi Koizumi, Masayuki Takeda, Chuo, Japan
MP82-15 THE AMELIORATIVE POTENTIAL OF TAMSULOSIN ON BLADDER FUNCTION IN A RAT MODEL OF CHRONIC PELVIC ISCHEMIA Norifumi Sawada*, Satoru Kira, Tatsuya Ihara, Takanori Mochizuki, Yuki Imai, Hiroshi Nakagomi, Takahiko Mitsui, Chuo-shi, Japan, Karl-Erik Andersson, Winston-Salem, NC, Masayuki Takeda, Chuo-shi, Japan
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Moderated Poster Session 83 PROSTATE CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Christopher Filson and Shuyuan Yeh ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP83-01 HIGH-GRADE PROSTATE CANCER HAS INCREASED MITOCHONDRIAL CONTENT Anton Kalsbeek*, Eva Chan, Judith Grogan, Desiree Petersen, Weerachai Jaratlerdsiri, Ruta Gupta, Ruth Lyons, Anne-Maree Haynes, Lisa Horvath, James Kench, Phillip Stricker, Vanessa Hayes, Sydney, Australia
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP83-02 OVERCOMING PI3K/MTOR INHIBITOR RESISTANCE BY PIM1 INHIBITOR THROUGH REGULATION OF TYROSINE KINASE EXPRESSION. Takeo Kosaka*, Hiroshi Hongo, Yota Yasumizu, Yasumasa Miyazaki, Eiji Kikuchi, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
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MP82-17 A NEURO-MODULATIVE SLING IMPROVES MIXED URINARY INCONTINENCE IN AN ACUTE ANIMAL MODEL Ling Qing*, Xiang-xiang Ye, Qi Ling, Wenzhou, China, People’s Republic of, QiXiang Song, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Limin Liao, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Hai-Yan Li, Wenzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP82-11 THE MOLECULAR BIOLOGIC STUDY ABOUT THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHMIC CONTROL OF MICTURITION FUNCTION Su Jin Kim*, Young Sam Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Khae Hawn Kim, Incheon, Korea, Republic of
MP83-11 YⴙLAT2 (SLC7A6) EXPRESSION IN CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Hideo Otsuki*, Toru Kimura, Takeo Kosaka, Takashi Yamaga, Jun-ichi Suehiro, Hiroyuki Sakurai, Tokyo, Japan
MP83-03 NOVEL SELECTIVE LYSINE SPECIFIC DEMETHYLASE 1 INHIBITORS EFFECTIVELY IMPAIR CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER GROWTH Toshiki Etani*, Taku Naiki, Nagoya, Japan, Takayoshi Suzuki, Kyoto, Japan, Takashi Nagai, Keitaro Iida, Ryosuke Ando, Noriyasu Kawai, Keiichi Tozawa, Tohru Mogami, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
MP83-12 TISSUE-SPECIFIC RADIATION SENSITIZATION OF PROSTATE CANCER BY APTAMER TARGETED SIRNA KNOCKDOWN OF DNA REPAIR PATHWAY Kenji Zennami*, Yonggang Zhang, Haoming Zhou, Daniel Thorek, Theodore DeWeese, Shawn Lupold, Baltimore, MD
MP83-04 SUPPRESSION OF HUMAN PROSTATE CANCER (CAP) BY ADOPTIVE TRANSFER OF PATIENT-DERIVED PSMA-SPECIFIC, TGF-ß-INSENSITIVE CD8ⴙ T CELLS Qiang Zhang*, Timothy Kuzel, Brian Helfand, Ximing J Yang, Chicago, IL, Weijun Qin, Chicago, China, People’s Republic of, Chung Lee, Benebito Carneiro, Francis J Giles, Chicago, IL
MP83-13 ZOLEDRONIC ACID SENSITIZES CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER CELLS TO RADIOTHERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY BY DOWNREGULATING STAT1 Takayuki Nakayama*, Toshiki Kijima, Soichiro Yoshida, Fumitaka Koga, Kazunori Kihara, Yasuhisa Fujii, Tokyo, Japan
MP83-05 27-HYDROXYCHOLESTEROL INHIBITS PROSTATE CANCER GROWTH BY REDUCING STAT3 SIGNALING Shweta Dambal, Everardo Macias*, Sergio Sanders, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
MP83-14 COMBINATION USE OF EK2K AND VPS34 INHIBITORS WITH ANTI-ANDROGEN AGAINST DRUG-RESISTANT CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Joy Yang, Vito Cucchiara*, Allen Gao, Christopher Evans, Sacramento, CA
MP83-06 COMBINATION THERAPY WITH EPI-002 AND PARP INHIBITOR FOR CASTRATIONRESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Yusuke Ito*, C. Adriana Banuelos, Marianne D. Sadar, Vancouver, Canada
MP83-15 A NOVEL THERAPY FOR CASTRATIONRESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER THROUGH INHIBITION OF ONCOGENIC MICRORNAS Tyler Sheetz*, Dario Palmieri, Vincenzo Coppola, Anna Tessari, Joseph Mills, Ashley Braddom, Erika Reese, Claudia Foray, Kareesma Parbhoo, Carlo M. Croce, Columbus, OH
MP83-07 N-TERMINAL TARGETING OF ANDROGEN RECEPTOR BY EPI-001 IN COMBINATION WITH AUTOPHAGY INHIBITORS ENHANCES THE ANTI-TUMOR EFFECT IN LNCAP PROSTATE CANCER CELLS Benedikt Kranzbu¨hler*, Souzan Salemi, Tullio Sulser, Daniel Eberli, Zurich, Switzerland
MP83-16 EXPLORING 2D AND 3D CULTURE ON RESPONSES TO COMBINATORIAL DRUG THERAPY IN HUMAN PROSTATE CELL LINES Yana Filipovich, Omar Franco, Simon Hayward*, Evanston, IL
MP83-08 COMBINATION OF METFORMIN AND SODIUM VALPROATE FOR PROSTATE CANCER: A RAPID APPROACH FROM BENCH TO CLINICAL TRIAL. Linh N.K. Tran*, Ganessan Kichenadasse, Rebecca J. Ormsby, Katherine L. Morel, Lisa M. Butler, Margaret M. Centenera, Pamela J. Sykes, Adelaide, Australia
MP83-17 EFFECT OF COMBINATION THERAPY OF DESMOPRESSIN AND DOCETAXEL ON PROSTATE CANCER CELL DU145 PROLIFERATION, MIGRATION AND GROWTH Azik Hoffman*, Hiroshi Sasaki, Domenica Roberto, Michelle J Mayer, Laurence Klotz, Vasundara Venkateswaran, Toronto, Canada
MP83-09 ELUCIDATING CROSS-RESISTANCE BETWEEN DOCETAXEL AND CABAZITAXEL IN CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Alan Lombard, Chengfei Liu, Cameron Armstrong, Wei Lou, Christopher Evans, Allen Gao*, Sacramento, CA
MP83-18 A 21-CARBON STEROIDAL METABOLITE FROM PROGESTIN, 20-DIHYDRO-5␣DIHYDROPROGESTERONE, STIMULATES THE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR IN PROSTATE CANCER CELLS Takashi Ando*, Itsuhiro Takizawa, Tatsuhiko Hoshii, Niigata City, Japan, Yoshimichi Miyashiro, Kawasaki City, Japan, Noboru Hara, Tsutomu Nishiyama, Yoshihiko Tomita, Niigata City, Japan
MP83-10 CORRELATION BETWEEN CABAZITAXEL RESISTANCE AND EMT IN METASTATIC CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Hiroshi Hongo*, Takeo Kosaka, Yota Yasumizu, Yasumasa Miyazaki, Eiji Kikuchi, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
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MP83-20 ENDOGENOUS SULFUR DIOXIDE, A NOVEL GASOTRANSMITTER, PLAYS TUMOR SUPPRESSOR ROLE IN PROSTATE CANCER Yun Cui*, Shuai Hu, Yang Yang, Lu Wang, Jindong Sheng, Yu Fan, Junbao Du, Hongfang Jin, Jie Jin, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
MP83-19 CO-TREATMENT WITH L-METHADONE SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASES THE EFFICACY OF CYTOSTATIC DRUGS IN PROSTATE CANCER CELLS Birgit Stadlbauer, Munich, Germany, Detlef Kozian, Frankfurt, Germany, Christian Stief, Alexander Buchner*, Munich, Germany
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Podium Session 56
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD56-01 LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF SALVAGE CRYOABLATION FOR RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER FOLLOWING RADIATION THERAPY: A COMBINED ANALYSIS OF TWO CENTERS Michael Metcalfe*, Houston, TX, Khurram Siddiqui, Malcolm Dewar, London, Canada, John Ward, Houston, TX, Joseph Chin, London, Canada, Louis Pisters, Houston, TX
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PD56-02 AVOIDANCE OF ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY IN RADIORECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER AS A CLINICALLY MEANINGFUL ENDPOINT FOR SALVAGE CRYOABLATION Kevin Ginsburg*, Detroit, MI, Ahmed ElShafei, Changhong Yu, J. Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH, Michael Cher, Detroit, MI
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PD56-03 PREDICTORS OF RECTO-URETHRAL FISTULA AFTER PRIMARY, WHOLE GLAND CRYOABLATION OF PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS FROM THE CRYO-ONLINE DATABASE (COLD) REGISTRY. Ariel Schulman*, Kae Jack Tay, Ghalib Jibara, Efrat Tsivian, Durham, NC, Ahmed Elshafei, Cleveland, OH, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC, J. Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:40 PD56-05 ELIMINATING RISK OF UPGRADE FROM MRI-TRUS FUSION BIOPSY TO RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: COULD SATURATION BIOPSY OF THE INDEX TUMOR BE THE SOLUTION? Brian Calio*, Abhinav Sidana, Dordaneh Sugano, Amit Jain, Mahir Maruf, Maria Merino, Peter Choyke, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Baris Turkbey, Bethesda, MD
PD56-04 SALVAGE PROSTATE CRYOABLATION IN OLDER MEN J. Kellogg Parsons, San Diego, CA, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD, Ahmed El Shafei, Asmaa Hatem, Cleveland, OH, Britney Cotta*, San Diego, CA, Kae Jack Tay, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC, Robert Given, Norfolk, VA, Vladimir Mouraviev, Celebration, FL, J Stephen Jones, Cleveland, OH
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PD56-06 NEW FRONTIERS AHEAD FOCAL THERAPY POSTOPERATIVE FOLLOW-UP: WHAT IS THE REAL ROLE OF MRI IN THIS SETTING? Igor Nunes-Silva*, Eric Barret, Mohammed Baghdadi, Victor Srougi, Silvia GarciaBarreras, Paris, France, Arieˆ Carneiro, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil, Paolo Capogrosso, Milan, Italy, Gregorie Rembeyo, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Franc¸ois Rozet, Marc Galiano, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France
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PD56-07 CAN FOCAL THERAPY IMPACT ON PERIOPERATIVE, ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTION OUTCOMES IN MEN UNDERWENT FOCAL THERAPY SALVAGE ROBOTIC-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? A RETROSPECTIVE MATCHED-PAIR COMPARATIVE STUDY Igor Nunes-Silva*, Eric Barret, Victor Srougi, Mohammed Baghdadi, Silvia Garcia-Barreras, Paris, France, Paolo Capogrosso, Milan, Italy, Gregorie Rembeyo, Paris, France, Arieˆ Carneiro, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil, Rafael SanchezSalas, Franc¸ois Rozet, Marc Galiano, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France
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PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: ABLATIVE THERAPY II Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Christian Chaussy and Alexander Kutikov
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PD56-08 THE PART TRIAL - A PHASE III STUDY COMPARING PARTIAL PROSTATE ABLATION VERSUS RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (PART) IN INTERMEDIATE RISK PROSTATE CANCER – EARLY DATA FROM THE FEASIBILITY STUDY Tom Leslie*, Lucy Davies, Oxford, United Kingdom, Daisy Elliott, Bristol, United Kingdom, Simon Brewster, Prasanna Sooriakumaran, Oxford, United Kingdom, Derek Rosario, Jim Catto, Sheffield, United Kingdom, Tim Dudderidge, Southampton, United Kingdom, Hashim Ahmed, Mark Emberton, London, United Kingdom, Richard Hindley, Basingstoke, United Kingdom, Jenny Donovan, Bristol, United Kingdom, Richard Gray, Freddie Hamdy, Oxford, United Kingdom
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PD56-10 UROLOGIST’S PRACTICE PATTERNS AND PREFERENCES REGARDING FOCAL THERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER Amit L Jain*, Abhinav Sidana, Mahir Maruf, Brian Calio, Dordaneh Sugano, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Bethesda, MD
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PD56-11 DEVELOPMENT OF CONVECTIVE WATER VAPOR ENERGY FOR TREATING LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER: FIRSTIN-MAN EARLY CLINICAL EXPERIENCES. Christopher Dixon*, Sleepy Hollow, NY, Ramon Rodriguez Lay, Panama City, Panama, Cesar Cabanas, Asuncion, Paraguay, Edwin Rijo, La Romana, Dominican Republic, Thayne Larson, Scottsdale, AZ
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PD56-12 SURVEY OF ABDOMINAL ACCESS AND ASSOCIATED MORBIDITY FOR ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RARP)- DOES PALMER’S POINT WARRANT FURTHER AWARENESS AND STUDY? William K Johnston III*, Northville, MI, David Miller, Susan Linsell, Khurshid Ghani, Ann Arbor, MI
PD56-09 PSA TRENDS FOLLOWING PRIMARY FOCAL CRYOSURGERY FOR EARLY STAGE PROSTATE CANCER Michael Kongnyuy*, Shahidul Islam, Daniel Halpern, Kaitlin Kosinski, Jose Salcedo, Jeffrey Schiff, Anthony Corcoran, Aaron Katz, Mineola, NY
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Podium Session 57 BLADDER CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION III Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Piyush Agarwal, Badrinath Konety and John Libertino
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD57-01 HEMATURIA RISK INDEX - RISK OF UROTHELIAL MALIGNANCY IN PATIENTS WITH ASYMPTOMATIC MICROSCOPIC HEMATURIA Ronald Loo*, Casey Ng, Jeff Slezak, Steven Jacobsen, Pasadena, CA
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PD57-02 CHARACTERIZATION OF UROTHELIAL CANCER CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS WITH A NOVEL SELECTION-FREE METHOD Heather Chalfin*, Max Kates, Emma van der Toom, Stephanie Glavaris, James Verdone, Noah Hahn, Kenneth Pienta, Michael Gorin, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
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PD57-03 ASSESSMENT OF THE ECOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION BETWEEN TOBACCO SMOKING EXPOSURE AND BLADDER CANCER INCIDENCE OVER THE PAST HALF-CENTURY IN THE UNITED STATES Thomas Seisen*, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Joaquim Bellmunt, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Boston, MA, Morgan Roupreˆt, Paris, France, Toni K. Choueiri, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Maxine Sun, Boston, MA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:30 PD57-04 PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE WHO 1973 AND 2004 CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS FOR GRADE IN NON-MUSCLE-INVASIVE T1 BLADDER CANCER Elisabeth Fransen van de Putte*, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Theodorus van der Kwast, Toronto, Canada, Simone Bertz, Erlangen, Germany, Stefan Denzinger, Regensburg, Germany, Quentin Manach, Eva Compe´rat, Paris, France, Joost Boormans, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Michael Jewett, Toronto, Canada, Robert Stöhr, Erlangen, Germany, Alexandre Zlotta, Toronto, Canada, Kees Hendricksen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Morgan Roupreˆt, Paris, France, Wolfgang Otto, Maximilian Burger, Regensburg, Germany, Arndt Hartmann, Erlangen, Germany, Bas van Rhijn, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1:40
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PD57-05 UNIVERSAL POINT OF CARE TESTING FOR LYNCH SYNDROME IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Michael Metcalfe*, Firas Petros, Priya Rao, Maureen Mork, Xiao Lianchun, Russell Broaddus, Surena Matin, Houston, TX
PD57-06 OUTCOMES OF UROTHELIAL BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS WHO HAD PREVIOUS UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL DISEASE Hanan Goldberg*, Thenappan Chandrasekar, Zachary Klaassen, Robert Hamilton, Girish Kulkarni, Neil Fleshner, Toronto, Canada
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PD57-07 RACE AND FINASTERIDE USE: DIFFERENTIAL IMPACT ON BLADDER CANCER RISK Abhishek Srivastava*, Ethan Fram, Ilir Agalliu, Mark Schoenberg, Alexander Sankin, Bronx, NY
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PD57-08 CENTRALIZATION OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER IN A UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM: EARLY RESULTS FROM A CANADIAN ACADEMIC CENTER Jan Rudzinski*, Niels Jacobsen, Eric Estey, Sunita Ghosh, Edmonton, Canada, Scott North, Naveen Basappa, Michael Kolinsky, Edmonton, Canada, Adrian Fairey, Edmonton, Canada
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PD57-09 NATIONAL SURGICAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SURGICAL RISK CALCULATOR POORLY PREDICTS COMPLICATIONS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY WITH URINARY DIVERSION: THE CASE FOR A PROCEDURE-SPECIFIC RISK CALCULATOR Melanie Adamsky*, Shay Golan, Chuanhong Liao, Scott Johnson, Nimrod Barashi, Raj Bhanvadia, Norm Smith, Gary Steinberg, Arieh Shalhav, Chicago, IL
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PD57-10 A PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF RADICAL CYSTECTOMY ON SEXUAL FUNCTION IN FEMALES WITH BLADDER CANCER Karim Marzouk*, Bruce Rapkin, Yuelin Li, Thomas Atkinson, Alan Thong, Leah Goldstein, Dahlia Sperling, New York City, NY, Carolyn Schwartz, Concord, MA, Harry Herr, Machele Donat, Vincent Laudone, Jonathan Coleman, Guido Dalbagni, Bernard Bochner, New York City, NY
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PD57-11 CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY EVALUATING LONG-TERM BOWEL ISSUES IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS: DIARRHEA AS A LIMITING FACTOR OF QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Marie Hupe*, Luebeck, Germany, Winfried Vahlensieck, Bad Nauheim, Germany, Martin Hennig, Tomasz Ozimek, Julian Struck, Luebeck, Germany, Hossein Tezval, Hannover, Germany, Axel Merseburger, Luebeck, Germany, Markus Kuczyk, Hannover, Germany, Mario Kramer, Luebeck, Germany
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PD57-12 A COMPARISON OF POST-CYSTECTOMY RECURRENCE AND SURVIVAL IN NACRESPONSIVE MIBC VS. HIGH-RISK NMIBC PATIENTS: SIMILAR PATHOLOGIC STAGE YET DIFFERENT OUTCOMES Aaron Brant*, Max Kates, Meera Chappidi, Nikolai Sopko, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Monday, May 15, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Podium Session 58 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT & PATIENT SAFETY I Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Fernando Kim and Angela Smith
TIME 1:00
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD58-01 VALIDATION OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM RISK ASSESSMENT SCORE IN MAJOR UROLOGIC CANCER SURGERY: A POPULATION BASED STUDY Ross Krasnow*, Mark Preston, Boston, MA, Benjamin Chung, Stanford, CA, Adam Kibel, Steven Chang, Boston, MA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:20 PD58-03 IS COMPLIANCE TO AN ENHANCED RECOVERY PROTOCOL AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED POST OPERATIVE OUTCOMES? Saum Ghodoussipour*, Brian Cameron, Clara Wang, Jie Cai, Nariman Ahmadi, Siamak Daneshmand, Hooman Djaladat, Los Angeles, CA
PD58-02 A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FOLEY PROJECT TO REDUCE CATHETER RELATED TRAUMA IN A LARGE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Kassem Faraj, Rochester, MI, Chirag Dave*, Royal Oak, MI, Paras Vakharia, Rochester, MI, Judy Boura, Jay Hollander, Royal Oak, MI
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PD58-04 THE ROLE OF PATIENT FACTORS ON UROLOGY OPERATING ROOM TURNOVER David Kozminski*, Albany, NY, Matthew Cerf, Albany, NY, Daniel Loman, Paul Feustel, Barry Kogan, Albany, NY
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PD58-05 CONTRIBUTING TO A CRISIS? DEFINING NATIONAL PATTERNS IN OPIOID PRESCRIBING AFTER OUTPATIENT VASECTOMY Gregory Auffenberg*, Rodney Dunn, Yongmei Qin, Tyler Winkelman, James Dupree, Brent Hollenbeck, Ted Skolarus, David Miller, Tudor Borza, Ann Arbor, MI PD58-06 SURGICAL SKILL AND PATIENT OUTCOMES AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY James O. Peabody*, Detroit, MI, Rodney L. Dunn, Andrew Brachulis, Tae Kim, Susan Linsell, Ann Arbor, MI, Brian R. Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Richard Sarle, Dearborn, MI, James Montie, David C. Miller, Khurshid R. Ghani, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI PD58-07 MUSIC OCTAVE – COMPOSITE MEASURES TO ASSESS SURGEON PERFORMANCE FOR ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY Rodney L Dunn*, Ann Arbor, MI, James O Peabody, Detroit, MI, Brian R Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Richard Sarle, Dearborn, MI, Tae Kim, Andrew Brachulis, Todd Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI, Benjamin Stockton, St. Joseph, MI, Khurshid R Ghani, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
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PD58-09 THE IMPACT OF A TEACHING HOSPITAL ON FUNDAMENTAL GENERAL UROLOGIC PROCEDURES: DO RESIDENTS HELP OR HURT? Carrie Mlynarczyk*, Maxwell James, Henry Tran, Doreen E Chung, New York, NY
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PD58-10 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT EDUCATION AND PARTICIPATION IN UROLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAMS: PRELIMINARY SURVEY RESULTS OF PROGRAM DIRECTORS Justin Ziemba*, Brian Matlaga, Baltimore, MD, Christopher Tessier, Portland, OR
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PD58-11 THE FRAGILITY OF STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT RESULTS FROM RANDOMIZED TRIALS IN UROLOGY Vikram Narayan*, Minneapolis, MN, Shreyas Gandhi, Hamilton, Canada, Kristin Chrouser, Minneapolis, MN, Nathan Evaniew, Hamilton, Canada, Philipp Dahm, Minneapolis, MN
2:50
PD58-12 PSA SCREENING AT THE INTERSECTION OF POLITICS AND POLICY Jesse Sammon, Emily Serrel*, Portland, ME, Malte Vetterlein, Patrick Karabon, Detroit, MI, Gregory Mills, Moritz Hansen, Portland, ME, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD58-08 THE UTILITY OF STANDARDIZED WEEKLY INTRADEPARTMENTAL CONFERENCE IN DETECTING PREOPERATIVE ISSUES AND CONCERNS Al-Qassab Usama*, Jeffrey Pearl, Louis Aliperti, Dean Laganosky, Vitaly Zholudev, Lorentz Adam, Maggie Dear, Jennifer Lindelow, Donald Finnerty, John Petros, Filson Christopher, Muta Issa, Decatur, GA
Monday, May 15, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Podium Session 59 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Ithaar Derweesh and Bradley Leibovich
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD59-01 ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR SMALL RENAL MASSES IS SAFE AND NON-INFERIOR: INTERMEDIATE-TERM RESULTS FROM THE DISSRM REGISTRY Ridwan Alam*, Hiten D. Patel, Mark F. Riffon, Bruce J. Trock, Baltimore, MD, Peter Chang, Andrew A. Wagner, Boston, MA, James M. McKiernan, New York City, NY, Mohamad E. Allaf, Phillip M. Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 1:10 PD59-02 VARIABILITY IN GROWTH KINETICS OF SMALL RENAL MASSES ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE: RESULTS FROM THE DISSRM REGISTRY Akachimere Uzosike*, Michael Johnson, Hiten Patel, Mark Riffon, Michael Gorin, Christian Pavlovich, Baltimore, MD, Peter Chang, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Bruce Trock, Mohamad Allaf, Phillip Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
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PD59-03 GROWTH KINETICS IN VON HIPPELLINDAU-ASSOCIATED RENAL TUMORS: DEFINING THE INFLUENCE OF GERMLINE MUTATION TYPE Mark Ball*, Shawna Boyle, Bethesda, MD, Kiranpreet Khurana, Cleveland, OH, Rabindra Gautam, Bethesda, MD, Gennady Bratslavsky, Syracuse, NY, W. Marston Linehan, Adam Metwalli, Bethesda, MD
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PD59-04 NATURAL HISTORY AND PREDICTORS OF GROWTH OF SMALL RENAL MASSES IN A PROSPECTIVE COHORT WITH A MEDIAN FOLLOW-UP OF FIVE-YEARS Emily Whelan*, Jeffrey Himmelman, Ross Mason, Kara Thompson, Ricardo Rendon, Halifax, Canada
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PD59-05 ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR RENAL MASSES WITH 5 YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP: TUMOR GROWTH, DELAYED INTERVENTION RATES, AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES Andrew McIntosh*, Pranav Parikh, Anthony Tokarski, Eric Ross, David Chen, Richard Greenberg, Alexander Kutikov, Marc Smaldone, Rosalia Viterbo, Robert Uzzo, Philadelphia, PA PD59-06 QUALITY OF LIFE SCORES IN PATIENTS WITH SMALL RENAL MASSES WHO HAVE UNDERGONE RENAL MASS BIOPSY COMPARED TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT: ANALYSIS OF THE DISSRM REGISTRY. Alice Semerjian*, Ridwan Alam, Hiten Patel, Mark Riffon, Michael Johnson, Baltimore, MD, Peter Chang, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, James McKiernan, New York, NY, Bruce Trock, Mohamad Allaf, Phillip Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
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PD59-08 PROPOSAL AND VALIDATION OF A DYNAMIC CRITERION FOR PATIENT INCLUSION IN KIDNEY CANCER ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE PROTOCOLS Alessandro Larcher*, Fabio Muttin, Francesco Ripa, Armando Stabile, Francesco Trevisani, Alessandro Nini, Francesco Cianflone, Cristina Carenzi, Milan, Italy, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Andrea Salonia, Alberto Briganti, Francesco Montorsi, Roberto Bertini, Umberto Capitanio, Milan, Italy
2:20
PD59-09 MANAGEMENT OF SMALL RENAL MASSES IN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT CANDIDATES: A MULTIINSTITUTIONAL SURVEY ANALYSIS Alp Tuna Beksac*, David Paulucci, John Sfakianos, Balaji Reddy, Susan Lerner, Jared Winoker, Harry Anastos, Jorge Pereira, Ketan Badani, New York, NY
2:30
PD59-10 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF LARGE RENAL MASSES ON ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE & EXPECTANT MANAGEMENT Karim Marzouk*, Amy Tin, Nick Liu, Daniel Sjoberg, A. Ari Hakimi, Paul Russo, Jonathan Coleman, New York City, NY
2:40
PD59-11 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF OBSERVED LARGE RENAL MASSES Robert Leslie, Louisa Ho, Alexandre Menard, Robert Siemens, Naji Touma*, Kingston, Canada
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PD59-12 PREDICTING LOW METASTATIC POTENTIAL TUMORS USING CLINICAL RADIOGRAPHIC SIZE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. Alice Semerjian*, Hiten D. Patel, Michael A. Gorin, Michael H. Johnson, Mohamad Allaf, Phillip M. Pierorazio, Baltimore, MD
PD59-07 USING MATHEMATICAL MODELING TO DEFINE THE ROLE OF ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CLINICAL T1 RENAL MASSES Devang Sharma*, Jennifer Lobo, Noah Schenkman, Tracey Krupski, Charlottesville, VA
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Monday, May 15, 2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ˜ OLA DE UROLOGI´A (AEU) ASOCIACIÓN ESPAN Commonwealth BC @ Westin Waterfront
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WELCOME MESSAGE Meeting Directors: JM Cozar Olmo, Bernardino Min˜ana López
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RENAL CANCER: NEW INSIGHTS AEU Chairman/Moderator: A´lvaro Jua´rez James Brugarolas
1:05
CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER I (CRPC) AEU Chairman/Moderator: Luis Martinez-Pin˜eiro Christopher Evans
2:20
CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER II (CRPC) AEU Chairman/Moderator: Alfredo Rodriguez Antolin Judd Moul
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LUTS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS AEU Chairman/Moderator: Jose Maria Adot Tomas Griebling
2:40
TREATMENT OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER AEU Chairman/Moderator: Manuel Esteban Victor Nitti
3:00
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Monday, May 15, 2017
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm AUA/BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE UROLOGY PROGRAM (BPUP) Room 205BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
1:00
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS: INTRODUCTION OF SBU-AUA SCHOLARS, APU & ALU LEADERSHIP Course Director: Fernando J. W. Kim Moderators: Gopal Badlani, Archimedes Nardozza, Luiz Torres
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CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Badrinath Konety
3:35
URETEROSCOPY: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROCESS Timothy Averch
1:15
EMERGING THERAPIES FOR BPH: AN UPDATE Ricardo Gonzalez
3:55
IDEAL ACCESS FOR PCNL Mantu Gupta
1:35
COMPLICATIONS OF ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Ashok Hemal
4:15
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SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF FEMALE SUI IN 2017 Brian Flynn
GLOBAL TRENDS IN ERECTILE RESTORATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE Ryan Terlecki
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TESTOSTERONE THERAPY: EFFICACY AND SAFETY 2017 Larry Lipshultz
FEMALE UROLOGY/INCONTINENCE - CASE BASED LEARNING Gopal Badlani
5:00
CLOSING REMARKS/ADJOURN
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PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING/ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE/ROLE OF GENETIC TESTING James Eastham
2:55
ROBOTIC CYSTECTOMY Mihir Desai
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1:00 pm - 5:15 pm UROLOGIC SOCIETY FOR TRANSPLANTATION & RENAL SURGERY (USTRS) Room 206 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
1:00
WELCOME REMARKS Society President: Anil Kapoor
1:05
INTERNATIONAL HOUR: PERSPECTIVES ON KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION: NEPAL Asarfi Shah
1:20
INTERNATIONAL HOUR: PERSPECTIVES ON KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION: EGYPT Hassan Abol-Enein
1:35
INTERNATIONAL HOUR: PERSPECTIVES ON KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION: VIETNAM Tran Ngoc Sinh
1:50
INTERNATIONAL HOUR: PERSPECTIVES ON KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION: IRAN Nasser Simforoosh
2:05
RESIDENT AND FELLOW ABSTRACT PRESENTATIONS
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HOW TO AVOID AND DEAL WITH ROBORENAL SURGICAL DISASTERS James Porter
4:00
PANEL: LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC RENAL SURGERY COMPLICATIONS AND MANAGEMENT Anil Kapoor, Nicolas Muruve, Christopher Nguan, James Porter, Alp Sener, Evan Vapnek
5:00
PRESENTATION OF NOVICK AWARD
5:15
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1:00 pm - 4:40 pm
Forums HISTORY OF UROLOGY PODIUM Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE FRI-01 FROM A VERY SELECT CLUB TO AN UNIVERSAL AND POWERFUL EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF UROLOGY (EAU) Johan Mattelaer*, Kortrijk, Belgium
1:10
FRI-02
AGAINST ALL ODDS: THE BEGINNING OF EXPERIMENTAL RENAL PHYSIOLOGY April Szafran*, David Schulsinger, Yefim Sheynkin, Stony Brook, NY
1:20
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KIDNEY OR CONSPIRACY? WAS RENAL FAILURE THE CAUSE OF MOZART’S DEATH? A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE COMPOSER’S KNOWN ILLNESSES AND THEORIES SURROUNDING HIS DEATH. Margaret Lyttle*, Liverpool, United Kingdom
1:30
FRI-04
FIRST FEMALE AUTHORS IN THE JOURNAL OF UROLOGY Kathryn A Marchetti*, Ted Lee, David A Bloom, Julian Wan, Ann Arbor, MI
1:40
FRI-05
M. L. GANNON: PIONEER IN UROLOGY Sutchin R Patel*, Sara L Best, Stephen Y Nakada, Madison, WI
1:50
FRI-06
THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE SCOPE: THE HISTORY OF ELECTRO SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS CO AND THE MIGNON LAMP Scott Quarrier*, Ronald Rabinowitz, Rochester, NY
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FRI-07
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 2:50 THE 2016 AUA EARL NATION RETROSPECTROSCOPE AWARD Kamyar Ghabili Amirkhiz for “The History of Prostate Cancer from Antiquity: Review of Paleopathological Studies” 3:00
BICKNELL LECTURE Robert I. Levy, MD: “Homer W. Smith 18951962 - Renal Physiologist”
3:30
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MARY HELEN SCHIRM OF SAVANNAH, THE FIRST US PATIENT, WHO UNDERWENT INDICATED NEPHRECTOMY Friedrich Moll*, Cologne, Germany, Thorsten Halling, Matthis Krischel, Heiner Fangerau, Duesseldorf, Germany
3:40
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ANATOMY OF THE PROSTATE GLAND: EVOLVING UNDERSTANDING THROUGH LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC UROLOGICAL SURGERY Peter Macneal*, London, United Kingdom, Sashi Kommu, Peter Rimington, Eastbourne, United Kingdom, Harold Ellis, London, United Kingdom
3:50
FRI-14
REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE OF THE FEMALE PROSTATE AS A FUNCTIONAL, SEXUALLY-RELEVANT GLAND IN WOMEN Nicole Szell*, Miramar, FL, Barry Komisaruk, Newark, NJ, Todd Campbell, Madison Hts, MI, Sue Goldstein, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego, CA
A RACE TO IMAGING REVOLUTION: PIONEERS IN FIBER OPTICS Kimberly A Maciolek*, Sara L Best, Madison, WI
4:00
FRI-15
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: GENITOURINARY MUTILATION AS A LEGAL SENTENCING Matthew Goland-Van Ryn*, David Ahlborn, Jeffrey Stock, New York, NY
FRI-08
THE LEAKY FAUCET: A HISTORY OF THE TREATMENT OF MALE URINARY INCONTINENCE Julio Chong*, Vannita Simma-Chiang, New York, NY
4:10
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MORE THAN JUST STORING AND EMPTYING: THE BLADDER’S FUNCTIONS IN THE KITCHEN Janae Preece*, Kristina Suson, Detroit, MI
RADIATION EFFECT ON MALE SPERMATOGENESIS AND FERTILITY – THE SCIENCE AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATION OF THE OREGON AND WASHINGTON RADIATION EXPERIMENTS ON PRISON INMATES Hong Truong*, James Ryan Mark, Philadelphia, PA
4:20
FRI-17
“WALK LIKE A MAN”: SEX TESTING AND FEMALE GENDER IDENTITY IN INTERNATIONAL ATHLETIC COMPETITION Unwanaobong Nseyo*, San Diego, CA
4:30
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CHANGING GENDER AND ANNULLING MARRIAGE – A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE EARLY HISTORY OF HYPOSPADIAS Alberto Coscione*, Nicholas Simson, Thomas Stonier, Harlow, United Kingdom, Michalis Varnavas, Leeds, United Kingdom
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CRAN-SENSITIVE: THE BERRIED HISTORY OF THE CRANBERRY’S ROLE IN THE PREVENTION OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS Jason Rothwax*, Jeffrey Stock, New York, NY OBSTRUCTIVE PYOHYDRONEPHROSIS AND LIFE SAVING INTERVENTION OF THE GREATEST STARLET OF ALL TIMESARAH BERNHARDT Michael Moran*, McComb, MS
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Monday, May 15, 2017
4:40 pm - 5:30 pm
Forums HISTORY OF UROLOGY POSTERS Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE FRII-01 MICHELANGELO’S KIDNEY: A CASE PRESENTATION OF UROLITHIASIS Kailash Kapadia*, Andrew Chen, Kirk Redger, Felix Cheung, Howard L Adler, Stony Brook, NY FRII-02
FRII-03
FRII-04
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 5:04 FRII-09 CONSERVATIVE KIDNEY TRAUMA MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATIVE POLITICS: HOW SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL’S PHYSICIANS MAY HAVE SAVED THE WESTERN WORLD Alan Carnes*, Augusta, GA, Zach Klaassen, Toronto, Canada, Michael Kemper, Arthur Smith, Durwood Neal, Augusta, GA
HOW A UROLOGY CAREER-ENDING HAND INJURY PRODUCED A PIONEER OF URORADIOLOGY Steven Brandes, Stephanie Thompson*, Robert Goldfarb, New York, NY MAX WILMS: A TRIPHASIC HISTORY OF THE MAN, HIS EPONYMOUS TUMOR, AND ITS EVOLVING TREATMENT Kristina Suson*, Yegappan Lakshmanan, Janae Preece, Detroit, MI LITTLE BIG MAN WITH A SHORT THUMB: J BENTLEY SQUIER AS UROLOGIC GIANT AND THE FOUNDING OF THE WORLD’S FIRST ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTER Robert Goldfarb*, Stephanie Thompson, Steven Brandes, New York, NY
4:52
FRII-05
TOBIAS GOODMAN AND THE NEW ENGLAND ORIGIN OF URETEROSCOPY. Joseph Yared*, Vernon Pais, Lebanon, NH
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BOSTON, MA: THE HOME OF DR. JOSEPH E. MURRAY AND THE FIRST ORGAN TRANSPLANT Alexandra Rehfuss*, Albany, NY
4:58
FRII-07
HOW CHESTER ALAN ARTHUR BRIGHTENED FROM A POLITICAL SPOILSMAN TO A CIVIL SERVICE REFORMER Daniel Canter, Hailey Silverii*, Stephen Carriere, New Orleans, LA
5:01
FRII-08
WALLWERK MEETS STONE WORK: THE BLADDER MEETS THE MOON IN THE EYES OF FRANZ VON PAULA GRUITHUISEN Joseph Mahon*, Charles Welliver, Mark White, Albany, NY
5:07
FRII-10
HM3 LITHOTRIPTER AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: 1984-2016, END OF AN ERA Matthew Clements*, Jay Y Gillenwater, Noah Schenkman, Charlottesville, VA
5:10
FRII-11
RARE AND UNUSUAL UROGENITAL DISEASES Eleftheria-Foteini Poulakou*, Apostolos Rempelakos, C Tsiamis, M Chrisofos, Athens, Greece
5:13
FRII-12
UROLOGIC DISEASE DURING THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR Patrick Fisher*, Sacramento, CA
5:16
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WAR AND PEACE: LEO SZILARD’S NUCLEAR LEGACY Lawrence Wyner*, Huntington, WV
5:19
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EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN PEDIATRIC UROLOGY: THE FIRST LIVE TWEET CHAT ON TESTICULAR TORSION Christina Ho*, Camden, NJ, T. Ernesto Figueroa, Wilmington, DE
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EVOLUTION OF INNOVATION: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE MANAGEMENT OF URETHRAL STRICTURE DISEASE Devang Desai*, Pankaj Joshi, Hazem Orabi, Sandesh Surana, Sanjay Kulkarni, Mumbai, India
5:30
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1:00 pm - 6:10 pm RESEARCH ON CALCULUS KINETICS SOCIETY (ROCK) Room 210AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
1:00
INTRODUCTION Society President Elect: David Bushinsky
1:05
SESSION 1: UPDATE ON SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF STONES Moderators: Erdal Erturk, Marshall Stoller PROPULSION WAVE LITHOTRIPSY Michael Bailey
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DEBATE 1: DUSTING VS. ACTIVE FRAGMENT REMOVAL Debaters: Khurshid Ghani, Vernon Pais
1:55
RISKS & BENEFITS OF BILATERAL STONE SURGERY IN A SINGLE SESSION James Lingeman
PCNL - ULTRASOUND VS. FLUOROSCOPY TO GAIN RENAL ACCESS - USE OF ULTRASOUND Tom Chi
2:30
PCNL - ULTRASOUND VS. FLUOROSCOPY TO GAIN RENAL ACCESS – USE OF FLOUROSCOPY Bodo Knudsen
4:05
BONE DISEASE IN STONE FORMERS Elaine Worcester
4:25
DEBATE 4: MET FOR URETERAL STONES Debaters: John Hollingsworth, Matthew Bultitude
4:55
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5:10
SESSION 3: SURGICAL CONTROVERSIES IN STONE DISEASE Moderators: Stephen Nakada, Amy Krambeck
2:45
DEBATE 2: WIRELESS URETEROSCOPY: FACT OR FICTION? Stephen Nakada, Glenn Preminger
3:15
SESSION 2: UPDATE ON MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF STONES Moderators: Benjamin Canales, Michael Lipkin
5:40
PRECURSORS TO RANDALL PLAQUES Marshall Stoller
THE ROLE OF DIET IN STONE PREVENTION Gary Curhan
6:10
ADJOURN
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DEBATE 5: PCNL: STANDARD VS. MINI Debaters: Jorge Gutierrez-Aceves, Margaret Pearle
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DEBATE 3: UTILITY OF A 24 HOUR URINE IN MANAGING STONE DISEASE Debaters: David Goldfarb, Ryan Hsi
Monday, May 15, 2017
1:15 pm - 5:00 pm
PAN AFRICAN UROLOGICAL SURGEONS ASSOCIATION/CARIBBEAN UROLOGICAL SURGEONS ASSOCIATION (PAUSA/CURA) Room 207 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 1:15
WELCOME REMARKS Program Chair: E. Oluwabunmi Olapade-Olaopa
1:30
SESSION 1: GUEST LECTURES Session Chairs: Elijah Kehinde, Shingai Mutambirwa
3:00
DISCUSSION
3:20
SESSION 3: UROLOGICAL TRAINING IN AFRICA AND THE CARIBBEAN Moderators: Elijah Kehinde, Alex Danso UROLOGICAL RESIDENCY TRAINING IN RESOURCE LIMITED SETTINGS: FEASIBILITY AND OVERCOMING CHALLENGES Michael Coburn
SIU AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS Luc Valiquette 1:45
2:00
THE EBOLA EPIDEMIC: A UROLOGIST’S EXPERIENCE Punga Maole
3:35
UROLOGICAL TRAINING IN UNDERRESOURCED COUNTRIES: THE CHALLENGES AND HOW TO CIRCUMVENT/ MANAGE THEM Robin Roberts
3:45
REMARKS Serigne Gueye
3:55
PANEL DISCUSSION Punga Maole, Ajibola Jeje, Sunny Mante, Michael Coburn, Robin Roberts, Serigne Gueye
4:30
SESSION 4: AOB PAUSA/CURA BUSINESS MEETING
5:00
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SESSION 2: ON THE SCIENTIFIC FRONTIER Session Chairs: Serigne Gueye, Robin Roberts PAIRED KIDNEY EXCHANGE: UTILITY OF INCOMPATIBLE DONOR Obi Ekwenna
2:10
PVT1 NON-CODING RNAS IN AGGRESSIVE PROSTATE CANCER IN MEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT Olorunseun Ogunwobi
2:20
UPDATE ON PROSTATE CANCER IN AFRICANS Mohamed Jalloh
2:30
CONTROVERSIES ON ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS FOR TRUS GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY Eilijah Kehinde
2:40
UPDATE ON ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Luc Valiquette
2:50
PATHOLOGICAL UPGRADING AND UPSTAGING AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN JAMAICAN MEN WITH LOW RISK PROSTATE CANCER Belinda Morrison
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Monday, May 15, 2017
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm PHILIPPINE UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (PUA) Douglass @ Westin Waterfront
2:00
2:30
WELCOME REMARKS Society President: Gavino Mercado Program Chair: Wilfredo Tagle Moderator: Samuel Vincent Yrastorza
4:30
CLOSING REMARKS, PICTURE TAKING
5:00
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STONES, BPH, PROSTATE CANCER Eduardo Gatchalian, Dennis Serrano
Monday, May 15, 2017
2:25 pm - 5:35 pm SOCIETA ITALIANA DI UROLOGIA (SIU) Room 208 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
2:25
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION AUA Global Initiative Chairman: Inderbir Gill SIU Secretary: Vincenzo Mirone AUA Secretary: Manoj Monga
2:30
SESSION 1 Moderators: Giuseppe Carrieri, Giuseppe Morgia
CYSTECTOMY FOR LOCALLY ADVANCED BLADDER CANCER Moderator: Maurizio Brausi
BLADDER CANCER DIAGNOSIS: THE ROLE OF TUR, MARKERS AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES. CASE PRESENTATION Mark Soloway 2:50
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BCG FAILURES AND TREATMENT OPTIONS. CASE PRESENTATION Andrew Stephenson BLADDER SPARING APPROACH IN MUSCLEINVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: LATE RESULTS Sam Chang
4:20
NERVE SPARING CYSTECTOMY AND ORTHOTHOPIC NEO-BLADDER IN MALE AND FEMALE PATIENTS: SURGICAL TRICKS Urs Studer
4:40
COMPLICATIONS AFTER ORTHOTOPIC BLADDER SUBSTITUTION: HOW TO AVOID THEM Richard Hautmann
5:00
ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: LONG TERM ONCOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATIONS Peter Wiklund
5:20
DISCUSSION
3:30
FROM CHEMOTHERAPY TO CHECK-POINT INHIBITION IN INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Cora Sternberg
5:30
AWARD: BEST ITALIAN ABSTRACT PRESENTED AT THE AUA MEETING IN 2017 Presenter: Giuseppe Ludovico
3:50
DISCUSSION
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Forums CLINICAL CONTROVERSIES IN MEN’S HEALTH Room 205A @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center 3:00
INTRODUCTION Larry Lipshultz, Abraham Morgentaler DEBATE: PLATELET-RICH PLASMA (PRP) IS A REASONABLE THERAPEUTIC OPTION FOR THE TREATMENT OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Pro: Irwin Goldstein Con: Gerald Brock
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GENETIC TESTING FOR PROSTATE CANCER: WHICH TEST, WHEN, AND WHY? Eric Klein
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DEBATE: MRI SHOULD BE PART OF THE EVALUATION OF THE PATIENT WITH SUSPECTED OR NEWLY DIAGNOSED PROSTATE CANCER Pro: Peter Pinto Con: Nelson Stone
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DEBATE: TESTOSTERONE THERAPY CAN BE SAFELY USED IN THE PROSTATE CANCER PATIENT FOLLOWING BRACHYTHERAPY AND/OR EXTERNAL BEAM RADIATION Pro: Alexander Pastuszak Con: Laurence Klotz
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Moderated Poster Session 84 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: EVALUATION II Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Christopher McMahon, Hossein Sadeghi-Nejad and Allen Seftel ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP84-07 PERFORMANCE AND CORRELATION OF EFFICACY ENDPOINTS IN A CLINICAL TRIAL OF PREMATURE EJACULATION Ray Rosen, Boston, MA, Stanley Althof*, West Palm Beach, FL, Ian Osterloh, Gary Muirhead, Sandwich, United Kingdom, Christopher McMahon, Sydney, Australia, Brian Harty, Boston, MA, Francois Giuliano, Garches, France
MP84-02 UTILITY OF 2D PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF PENILE CURVATURE IN MEN WITH PEYRONIE’S DISEASE (PD): THE GOSOFT STUDY Jean-Etienne Terrier*, New York City, NY, Leonardo Florez Valencia, Bogota, Colombia, Maciej Orkisz, Lyon, France, Christian J Nelson, Lawrence C Jenkins, Phil Vu Bach, Eduardo P Miranda, Bruno Nascimento, John P Mulhall, New York City, NY
MP84-08 IMPACT OF METABOLIC SYNDROME ON THE OCCURRENCE OF PREMATURE EJACULATION Seong Uk Jeh*, See Min Choi, Sin Woo Lee, sol Yoon, Jae Seog Hyun, Jinju, Korea, Republic of, Deok Ha Seo, Chunwoo Lee, Sung Chul Kam, Ky Hyun Chung, Changwon, Korea, Republic of, Jeong Seok Hwa, Jinju, Korea, Republic of
MP84-03 DEVELOPMENT OF A CUT-OFF FOR THE PEYRONIE’S DISEASE QUESTIONNAIRE (PDQ) BOTHER SCORE Jean-Etienne Terrier*, Christian J Nelson, John P Mulhall, New York City, NY
MP84-09 SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION AND SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION Jack Andrews*, Matthew Ziegelmann, Manaf Alom, Kevin Hebert, Mary E. Westerman, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
MP84-04 PREDICTION OF FUTURE ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION USING COMORBID DISEASE AND MEDICATION PROFILES George Bailey*, Joshua Piotrowski, Tanner Miest, Francisco Maldonado, Ziegelmann Matthew, Brian Montgomery, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
MP84-10 PREVALENCE OF HORMONAL ABNORMALITIES IN YOUNG MEN WITH ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Daniel J. Mazur*, Barbara E. Kahn, Mary Kate Keeter, Anuj S. Desai, Kevin Lewis, Chicago, IL, Alexander J. Tatem, Indianapolis, IN, Marah C. Hehemann, Maywood, IL, Robert E. Brannigan, Nelson E. Bennett, Chicago, IL
MP84-05 HOW LONG SHOULD PATIENTS WAIT BEFORE RESUMING SEXUAL ACTIVITY AFTER BPH SURGERY? Hanan Goldberg*, Toronto, Canada, Liat Weinzvieg, Marc Lubin, Yariv Shtabholtz, Amihai Nevo, Chen Shenhar, Paz Lotan, Roy Mano, Daniel Halstuch, Dov Lask, Yaron Erlich, David Margel, Daniel Kedar, Jack Baniel, Ofer Yosseopowitch, Petach Tiqva, Israel
MP84-11 CALCULATED FREE T AND T:E RATIO BUT NOT TOTAL TESTOSTERONE AND ESTRADIOL PREDICT LOW LIBIDO Nikhil Gupta*, Bradley Holland, Georgia Mueller, Tobias Köhler, Springfield, IL
MP84-06 TERTIARY REFERRAL HOSPITAL EXPERIENCES OF MEN PRESENTING WITH PAINLESS POST-COITAL GROSS HEMATURIA AND A SUGGESTION FOR TENTATIVE MANAGEMENT ALGORITHM Dong Hyuk Kang*, Jongsoo Lee, Jong Won Kim, Jae Yong Jeong, Sung Ku Kang, Jong Kyu Kwon, Joo Yong Lee, Dae Chul Jung, Young Deuk Choi, Kang Su Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP84-01 PREDICTORS OF INCREASED INTRACAVERNOSAL INJECTION REQUIREMENTS AT PENILE ULTRASOUND Ross Avant*, Matthew Ziegelmann, Joshua Savage, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
MP84-17 EXPLORING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA AND VENOUS LEAK Patrick Teloken, Eduardo Miranda, Coskun Kagacan, John Mullhal*, New York, NY
MP84-12 DOES CALCULATED FREE TESTOSTERONE OVERCOME TOTAL TESTOSTERONE IN PROTECTING FROM SEXUAL SYMPTOMS IMPAIRMENT? FINDINGS OF A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Luca Boeri*, Paolo Capogrosso, Eugenio Ventimiglia, Walter Cazzaniga, Filippo Pederzoli, Davide Oreggia, Nicola Frego, Donatella Moretti, Franco Gaboardi, Milan, Italy, Emanuele Montanari, Milano, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Francesco Montorsi, Andrea Salonia, Milan, Italy
MP84-18 ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AFTER PROSTATIC RADIOTHERAPY: WHY MEASUREMENT MATTERS, A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS Thomas Gaither*, Mohannad Awad, San Francisco, CA, E. Charles Osterberg, Austin, TX, Gregory Murphy, Isabel Allen, Albert Chang, San Francisco, CA, Raymond Rosen, Watertown, MA, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA
MP84-13 RISK FACTORS FOR ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IN A POPULATION BASED COHORT George Bailey*, Joshua Piotrowski, Tanner Miest, Francisco Maldonado, Ziegelmann Matthew, Brian Montgomery, Landon Trost, Rochester, MN
MP84-19 BOTHER ASSOCIATED WITH CLIMACTURIA AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: PREVALENCE, DEGREE AND PREDICTORS Phil V. Bach*, Eduardo P. Miranda, New York, NY, Lawrence C. Jenkins, Columbus, OH, Christian J. Nelson, John P. Mulhall, New York, NY
MP84-14 THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LIFESTYLE AND TESTOSTERONE; NIGHT WAKING, SMOKING HISTORY, DRINK HABIT AND THE LENGTH OF TIME USING INTERNET AND PLAYING GAMES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH TESTOSTERONE LEVEL Shinichiro Fukuhara*, Norichika Ueda, Tetsuji Soda, Hiroshi Kiuchi, Yasushi Miyagawa, Suita, Japan, Akira Tsujimura, Urayasu, Japan, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan
MP84-20 RELATION BETWEEN SEVENTEEN SYMPTOM OF AGING MALE SYMPTOMS RATING SCALE AND SERUM CONCENTRATION OF IGF-1, DHEA-S, CORTISOL AND TESTOSTERONE IN PATIENTS WITH LATE ONSET HYPOGONADISM Akira Tsujimura*, Ippei Hiramatsu, Yusuke Aoki, Hirofumi Shimoyama, Taiki Mizuno, Taiji Nozaki, Masato Shirai, Urayasu, Japan, Yoshiaki Kumamoto, Kazuhiro Kobayashi, Tokyo, Japan, Shigeo Horie, Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo, Japan
MP84-15 A NEW METHOD OF QUANTITATIVELY MEASURING PENILE ERECTION HARDNESS IN ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION PATIENTS: REAL-TIME ULTRASONIC SHEAR WAVE ELASTOGRAPHY Lin Yang*, Hao Cheng, Litao Ruan, Xian, China, People’s Republic of
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MP84-16 BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG MEN WITH ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE Peter Tsambarlis*, Chicago, IL, Mark Ehlers, Madison, WI, Adam Wiggins, Laurence Levine, Chicago, IL
Monday, May 15, 2017
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Moderated Poster Session 85 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: NEUROGENIC VOIDING DYSFUNCTION I Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Elisabetta Costantini, David Ginsberg and Suzette Sutherland ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP85-01 ROLES OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR IN BLADDER STORAGE DYSFUNCTION DUE TO DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN SPINAL CORD INJURED MICE – ANALYSIS OF TIME-DEPENDENT RESPONSES Naoki Wada*, Takahiro Shimizu, Nobutaka Shimizu, Pradeep Tyagi, William de Groat, Anthony Kanai, Pittsburgh, PA, Hidehiro Kakizaki, Asahikawa, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP85-02 ABERRANT BLADDER REFLEXES CAN DRIVE HIND LIMB LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITY FOLLOWING COMPLETE SUPRASACRAL SPINAL CORD INJURY Brian M. Inouye*, Jillene M. Brooks, Danielle J. Degoski, Francis M. Hughes Jr., J. Todd Purves, Matthew O. Fraser, Durham, NC
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MP85-11 PREDICTORS OF A RETURN OF VOLITIONAL VOIDING AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY Dimitar V. Zlatev*, Stanford, CA, Kazuko Shem, San Jose, CA, Christopher S. Elliott, Stanford, CA
MP85-03 THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF TRPV4 ACTIVATION IN THE BLADDER ON UNDERACTIVE BLADDER IN RATS WITH PELVIC NERVE CRUSH Ei-ichiro Takaoka*, Shun Takai, Takahisa Suzuki, Nobutaka Shimizu, Joonbeom Kwon, Hiroki Okada, Pittsburgh, PA, Hiroyuki Nishiyama, Tsukuba, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Christopher J. Chermansky, Pittsburgh, PA
MP85-12 UROLOGICAL MANAGEMENT AND COMPLICATIONS IN SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENTS: A 40- TO 50-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY Yunliang Gao*, Changsha, China, People’s Republic of, Teresa Danforth, Buffalo, NY, David Ginsberg, Los Angeles, CA
MP85-04 DEVELOPMENT OF AN UNDERACTIVE SYNDROME OF PELVIC TARGETS IN LONG-TERM STUDIES AFTER A UNILATERAL AVULSION INJURY OF LUMBOSACRAL VENTRAL ROOTS IN RHESUS MACAQUES Huiyi Harriet Chang*, Jih-Chao Yeh, Robecca Do, Los Angeles, CA, Jaime H Nieto, Flushing, NY, Kari L Christe, Davis, CA, Leif A. Havton, Los Angeles, CA MP85-05 LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP REVEALS DIFFERENTIAL PHENOTYPES OF NEUROLOGIC IMPAIRMENT AND BLADDER FUNCTION IN A MURINE MODEL OF NEURODEGENERATION Sanghee Lee*, Balachandar Nedumaran, Joseph Hypolite, Randall Meacham, Anna Malykhina, Aurora, CO
MP85-14 PERISTEEN TRANSANAL IRRIGATION SYSTEM FOR THE TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC BOWEL DYSFUNCTION AND ABDOMINAL PAIN Giovanni Palleschi*, Antonio Luigi Pastore, Yazan Al Salhi, Andrea Fuschi, Gennaro Velotti, Antonino Leto, Vincenzo Petrozza, Antonio Carbone, Latina, Italy
MP85-06 BRAIN NETWORKS CONTROLLING BLADDER FILLING AND VOIDING Hanneke Verstegen*, John Mathai, Mark Zeidel, Boston, MA, Joel Geerling, Iowa City, IA
MP85-15 INTRAVESICAL INJECTION OF HIGHLY PURIFIED BOTULINUM TOXIN [INCOBOTULINUMTOXIN A (XEOMIN)] FOR NEUROGENIC BLADDER Denise Asafu-Adjei*, New York, NY, Alex Small, Doreen Chung, New York, NY, Glen McWilliams, Cory Harris, Bronx, NY
MP85-07 FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING OF URINE STORAGE AND VOIDING IN MICE Bryce MacIver*, Aaron Grant, Timothy Pagliaro, David Alsop, John Mathai, Mark Zeidel, Boston, MA
MP85-16 COMPARISON OF URODYNAMIC PARAMETERS FOLLOWING INJECTION OF TWO DIFFERENT BOTULINUM TOXIN A PREPARATIONS IN MANAGEMENT OF NEUROGENIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY Jason Gan, Sarah Rasip*, London, United Kingdom, Sarah Knight, Mohamed Helal, Frank Lee, Julian Shah, Rizwan Hamid, Stanmore, United Kingdom
MP85-08 NON-SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF DETRUSOR LEAK POINT PRESSURES ABOVE 40 CM H20 IN ADULTS WITH CONGENITAL NEUROGENIC BLADDER Giulia Lane*, Ronak Gor, Minneapolis, MN, Jenna Katorski, St. Paul, MN, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN MP85-09 COMPARISON OF NEUROGENIC LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTIONS IN OPEN VS. CLOSED SPINAL DYSRAPHISM : RESULTS OBSERVED IN A PROSPECTIVE COHORT OF 395 PATIENTS Benoit Peyronnet*, Charlene Brochard, Juliette Hascoet, Magali Jezequel, Nelly Senal, Isabelle Bonan, Alexis Arnaud, Benjamin Fremond, Jacques Kerdraon, Helene Menard, Laurent Siprdouhis, Rennes, France, Xavier Game´, Toulouse, France, Andrea Manunta, Rennes, France
MP85-17 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DURABILITY OF THERAPEUTIC BOTULINUM TOXIN A INJECTION FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER Kristian Stensland*, Burlington, MA, Jay Vance, Bennett Sluis, Boston, MA, Jared Schober, Arthur Mourtzinos, Lara Maclachlan, Burlington, MA MP85-18 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE SUCCESS OF SACRAL NERVE STIMULATION IN PATIENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER Kristian Stensland*, Burlington, MA, Bennett Sluis, Jay Vance, Boston, MA, Jared Schober, Lara Maclachlan, Arthur Mourtzinos, Burlington, MA
MP85-10 HIGH RATES OF ADMISSION SEEN WITH ADULT SPINA BIFIDA PATIENTS PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM Stephanie Kielb, Richard Matulewicz, Oluwarotimi Nettey*, Chicago, IL
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MP85-13 SEVERITY OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS PREDICT OVERALL NEUROLOGIC QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Aleksandar Blubaum*, Stephen Blakely, Nicholas Westfall, Augusto Miravalle, Brian Flynn, Aurora, CO
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MP85-19 SIDE MATTERS: SACRAL NEUROMODULATION LEAD PLACEMENT ON THE LESS VERSATILE SIDE OFFERS GREATER BENEFIT IN PATIENTS WITH ASYMMETRY Usama Al-Qassab*, Lindsey Hartsell, Joy Butterworth, John DeCaro, Atlanta, GA, Niall Galloway, Atlanta, GA MP85-20 ACYLOXYACYL HYDROLASE MODULATES PELVIC PAIN SEVERITY Wenbin Yang*, Ryan Yaggie, Mingcheng Jiang, Charles Rudick, Joseph Done, Charles Heckman, Anthony Schaeffer, David Klumpp, Chicago, IL
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Moderated Poster Session 86 GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: PRACTICE PATTERNS, QUALITY OF LIFE AND SHARED DECISION MAKING V Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jonathan Bergman, James Dupree and Roderick van den Bergh ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP86-01 FRAILTY IS COMMON AMONG PATIENTS PRESENTING TO AN ACADEMIC NONONCOLOGIC UROLOGY PRACTICE Anne M Suskind*, San Francisco, CA, Jayce Pangilinan, Tuscon, AZ, Kathryn Quanstrom, Mark Bridge, Louise C Walter, Emily Finlayson, San Francisco, CA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP86-06 QUALITY-OF-LIFE EVALUATION DURING PLATINUM-BASED NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPIES FOR UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Shingo Hatakeyama*, Takuma Narita, Ken Fukushi, Shogo Hosogoe, Ayumu Kusaka, Itsuto Hamano, Hayato Yamamoto, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takahiro Yoneyama, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP86-02 PREVALENCE OF FRAILTY AMONG UROLOGICAL CANCER PATIENTS IN COMPARISON WITH COMMUNITYDWELLING POPULATION Shingo Hatakeyama*, Osamu Soma, Takuma Narita, Kazuhisa Tanaka, Toshikazu Tanaka, Daisuke Noro, Masaaki Oikawa, Yoshimi Tanaka, Teppei Matsumoto, Takahiro Yoneyama, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
MP86-07 REDUCTION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE INDEX AS A PREDICTIVE FACTOR IN PATIENTS WITH UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Takashi Nagai*, Anjo, Japan, Taku Naiki, Keitaro Iida, Toshiki Etani, Ryosuke Ando, Noriyasu Kawai, Nagoya, Japan, Hidetoshi Akita, Takehiko Okamura, Anjo, Japan, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
MP86-03 A PREDICTIVE RISK STRATIFICATION MODEL FOR DELIRIUM AFTER MAJOR UROLOGIC CANCER SURGERIES Albert Ha*, Ross Krasnow, Tammy Hsieh, Adam Kibel, Boston, MA, James Rudolph, Providence, RI, Benjamin Chung, Stanford, CA, Steven Chang, Boston, MA
MP86-08 USE OF A MOBILE APP FOR ECOLOGICAL MOMENTARY ASSESSMENT OF PAIN AND OTHER SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH UROLOGIC CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME James Griffith*, Chicago, IL, Ted Herman, Anthony Andrys, Iowa City, IA, Michael Bass, Bayley Taple, Brett Lloyd, Chicago, IL, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA
MP86-04 NEW-ONSET DEPRESSION AND MENTAL HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE FOLLOWING PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS WITHOUT TREATMENT Hankyul Kim*, Dattatraya Patil, Christopher Filson, Atlanta, GA
MP86-09 CRITERION VALIDATION OF THE NOVEL FLOW QUESTIONNAIRE VERSUS AUA SYMPTOM SCORE IN A COMMUNITYⴚBASED COHORT Daniel Heslop*, Lisa Sherden, Christopher Johnson, Arturo Holmes, Nia Johnson, Lauren Sartor, Consuelo Wilkins, Ken Wallston, Kelvin Moses, Nashville, TN
MP86-05 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FINANCIAL TOXICITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS Marianne Casilla-Lennon*, Seul Ki Cho, Allison Deal, Gopal Narang, Jeannette Bensen, Pauline Filippou, Benjamin McCormick, Raj Pruthi, Eric Wallen, Michael Woods, Hung-Jui (Ray) Tan, Matthew Nielsen, Angela Smith, Chapel Hill, NC
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MP86-11 PROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS IN MEN WITH LATE-ONSET HYPOGONADISM WHO RECEIVED TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY Kenta Sumii*, Mikito Tanaka, Takaki Ishida, Noritoshi Enatsu, Koji Chiba, Kei Matsushita, Masato Fujisawa, Kobe, Japan MP86-12 PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR UROLOGICAL CANCER: A PROSPECTIVE SINGLE CENTRE CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Antonio Luigi Pastore*, Giovanni Palleschi, Antonio Carbone, Latina, Italy, Serena Maruccia, Milano, Italy, Ana Mir Bou, Nuria Camps Bellnoch, Juan Palou, Barcelona, Spain
MP86-17 THE 2017 AMERICAN JOINT COMMITTEE ON CANCER EIGHTH EDITION CANCER STAGING MANUAL: CHANGES IN STAGING GUIDELINES FOR CANCERS OF THE KIDNEY, RENAL PELVIS AND URETER, BLADDER, AND URETHRA Dennis J. Robins*, Alexander C. Small, New York, NY, Mahul B. Amin, Los Angeles, CA, Bernard H. Bochner, New York, NY, Sam S. Chang, Nashville, TN, Toni K. Choueiri, Jason A. Efstathiou, Boston, MA, Mary Gospodarowicz, Toronto, Canada, Donna E. Hansel, San Diego, CA, Patrick A. Kenney, New Haven, CT, Badrinath R. Konety, Minneapolis, MN, Jaime Landman, Irvine, CA, Cheryl T. Lee, Ann Arbor, MI, Bradley C. Leibovich, Rochester, MN, Elizabeth R. Plimack, Philadelphia, PA, Victor E. Reuter, New York, NY, Brian I. Rini, Cleveland, OH, Srikala Sridhar, Toronto, Canada, Walter M. Stadler, Chicago, IL, Satish K. Tickoo, New York, NY, Raghunandan Vikram, Houston, TX, Ming Zhou, James M. McKiernan, New York, NY
MP86-13 HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE – COMPARISON WITH PROSTATE CANCER ACTIVE TREATMENTS Lluis Fumado*, Barcelona, Spain, Jose Francisco Sua´rez, l’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain, Olatz Garı´n, Andrea Sureda, Montse Ferrer, Barcelona, Spain, Manel Castells, l’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain, Jose Maria Abascal, Maria Carme Mir, Barcelona, Spain, Xavier Bonet, Helena Vila, l’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain, Lluı´s Cecchini, Barcelona, Spain, Francesc Vigue´s, l’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain
MP86-18 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN UROLOGICAL SUBSPECIALTIES Oluwarotimi Nettey*, Joceline Liu, Stephanie Kielb, Edward Schaeffer, Chicago, IL
MP86-14 PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY-OF-LIFE OUTCOMES IN UNINSURED MEN WITH PROSTATE CANCER Avi Baskin*, Joseph Shirk, Lorna Kwan, Karim Chamie, Los Angeles, CA
MP86-19 FEMALE UROLOGY RESIDENT REPRESENTATION AT SECTIONAL MEETINGS – DO WE HAVE A GENDER DISPARITY ISSUE? Tony Lin*, Hershey, PA, Adam Klausner, Richmond, VA, Jay Raman, Hershey, PA
MP86-15 EFFECTS OF GROUP REHABILITATION UPON WOMEN UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR OBSTETRIC FISTULA Pooja Parameshwar*, Los Angeles, CA, Musa Kayondo, Mbarara, Uganda, A. Lenore Ackerman, Jennifer Anger, Christopher Tarnay, Los Angeles, CA
MP86-20 IMPACT OF NUMERACY ON UNDERSTANDING OF PROSTATE CANCER RISK REDUCTION IN PSA SCREENING Kevin Koo*, Charles Brackett, Ellen Eisenberg, Kelly Kieffer, Elias Hyams, Lebanon, NH APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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MP86-16 A MULTI-CENTER ANALYSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER (PCA) TREATMENT AMONG VETERANS FOLLOWING INTRODUCTION OF THE 17-GENE GENOMIC PROSTATE SCORE (GPS) ASSAY Julie Lynch, Boston, MA, Megan Rothney, Redwood City, CA, Raoul Salup, Cesar Ercole, Tampa, FL, Sharad Mathur, David Duchene, Kansas City, MO, Joseph Basler, Javier Hernandez, Michael Liss, San Antonio, TX, Michael Porter, Jonathan L. Wright, Seattle, WA, Michael Risk, Minneapolis, MN, Mark Garzotto, Portland, OR, Olga Efimova, Salt Lake City, UT, Michael Kemeter, Bela Denes, Phillip Febbo, Redwood City, CA, Atreya Dash*, Seattle, WA
MP86-10 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OVERACTIVE BLADDER AND METABOLIC SYNDROME: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY AMONG JAPANESE MEN AND WOMEN. Yoshitaka Aoki*, Chieko Matsumoto, Yosuke Matsuta, Hideaki Ito, Yukinori Kusaka, Osamu Yokoyama, Fukui, Japan
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Moderated Poster Session 87 PROSTATE CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY III Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Rosalyn Adam, Natasha Kyprianou and Thorsten Schlomm ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP87-01 AKT-PHOSPHORYLATED FOXO1 INHIBITS PKM2 NUCLEAR LOCALIZATION AND WARBURG EFFECT IN PROSTATE CANCER Chun-Wu Pan*, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Jian An, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Liguo Wang, Jun Zhang, Rochester, MN, Jun Qi, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Haojie Huang, Rochester, MN
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP87-07 THE BIOLOGICAL RAMIFICATIONS OF PROSTATE CANCER ASSOCIATED CELL FREE DNA: EFFECT ON PLATELET FUNCTION AND DISEASE PROGRESSION Mackenzie Adams, James Henderson, Mathew Lee, Todd Morgan, Ganesh Palapattu, Alexander Zaslavsky*, Ann Arbor, MI MP87-08 ROLE OF THE C-MYC TARGET DNPH1, A NEW N-HYDROLASE, IN KIDNEY AND PROSTATE CANCERS Sabrina Danilin, Strasbourg, France, Claire Amiable, Paris, France, Catherine Coquard, Strasbourg, France, Pierre-Alexandre Kaminski, Julie Paoletti, Paris, France, Sylvie Rothhut, Ime`ne Hamaidi, Claire Be´raud, Ve´ronique Lindner, Herve´ Lang, Strasbourg, France, Sylvie Pochet, Paris, France, Thierry Massfelder*, Strasbourg, France
MP87-02 TUMOR-ASSOCIATED MACROPHAGES PROMOTE PROSTATE CANCER METASTASIS VIA CCL2-CCR2 AXISINDUCED CCL22-CCR4 AXIS Kouji Izumi*, Aerken Maolake, Ariunbold Natsagdorj, Kazutaka Narimoto, Yoshifumi Kadono, Atsushi Mizokami, Kanazawa, Japan MP87-03 URINARY MMP-9 AS CANDIDATE FOR A NON-INVASIVE PROSTATE CANCER BIOMARKER REVEALED BY QUANTITATIVE PROTEOMICS ANALYSIS Rebeca Kawahara, Fabio Ortega*, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Livia Rosa-Fernandes, Odense, Denmark, Vanessa Guimaraes, Katia Leite, Willian Nahas, Miguel Srougi, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Martin Larsen, Odense, Denmark, Giuseppe Palmisano, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP87-09 DISTINCT EPIGENETIC AND TRANSCRIPTOMIC VARIATIONS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN AS COMPARED TO CAUCASIAN IN PROSTATE CANCER Richa Rai, Cordelia Elaiho, Victoria Hackert, Kamlesh K Yadav, Ashutosh Tewari, Shalini S Yadav*, New York, NY MP87-10 GENOMIC ANALYSIS OF A LONGITUDINAL SERIES OF SURGICAL PROSTATE CANCER BONE METASTASES AND XENOGRAFTS FROM THE SAME PATIENT REVEALED SELECTION OF A PROGRESSIVELY THERAPY RESISTANT METASTATIC CLONE Christina Jamieson*, Michelle Muldong, Abigail Gallegos, Christina Wu, Theresa Mendoza, LA Jolla, CA, Jin Sung Park, Seogu, Daejeon, Korea, Republic of, William Zhu, Omer Raheem, La Jolla, CA, Seung Chol Park, Jeonbuk, Korea, Republic of, Michael Liss, San Antonio, TX, Danielle Burner, Lee Edsall, Olga Miakicheva, La Jolla, CA, Nicholas Cacalano, Los Angeles, CA, Catriona Jamieson, Christopher Kane, Anna Kulidjian, Terry Gaasterland, La Jolla, CA
MP87-04 MEIS PROTEINS AS PREDICTIVE MARKERS OF METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER PROGRESSION Raj Bhanvadia*, Erin McAuley, Wen-Ching Chan, Hannah Brechka, Gladell Paner, Donald Vander Griend, Chicago, IL MP87-05 UPREGULATION OF OPIORPHIN IS ASSOCIATED WITH PROSTATE CANCER; A POTENTIAL NOVEL THERAPEUTIC TARGET Amarnath Mukherjee*, Li Wang, Mark Schoenberg, Kelvin Davies, Bronx, NY MP87-06 EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF TUMOR PROMOTING GENES IN CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS OF PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED AND METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER Simone Bier, Jörg Hennenlotter, Gunthild Beger, Lucretia Pavlenco, Tu¨bingen, Germany, Nathalie Feniuk, Siegfried Hauch, Hilden, Germany, Steffen Rausch, Arnulf Stenzl, Tilman Todenhöfer*, Tu¨bingen, Germany
MP87-11 INTRINSIC PROSTATE CANCER SUBTYPES DETERMINED IN DIAGNOSTIC PROSTATE BIOPSIES OF MEN WITH METASTATIC DISEASE RESEMBLE CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER METASTASES Eric Miller*, Santa Monica, CA, Sungyong You, Lorna Kwan, Xinmin Li, Michael Lewis, Beatrice Knudsen, Michael Freeman, Isla Garraway, Los Angeles, CA
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MP87-17 PROSTATE MRI REPRESENTS LEUKOCYTE DENSITY AND NOT THE PRESENCE OF CANCER ON BIOPSY Eric Kim*, Dengfeng Cao, Russell Pachynski, Robert Grubb III, Gerald Andriole, St. Louis, MO
MP87-13 ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ␣ IN CANCER ASSOCIATED FIBROBLASTS SUPPRESSES PROSTATE CANCER INVASION VIA REDUCING CCL5, IL6 AND MACROPHAGE INFILTRATION IN THE TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT. Yang Yang*, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Chiuan-Ren Yeh, Spencer Slavin, Jie Luo, Fu-Ju Chou, Keliang Wang, Matthew Truong, Chawnshang Chang, Edward M. Messing, Shuyuan Yeh, Rochester, NY
MP87-18 ASSOCIATION OF GERMLINE GENETIC VARIANTS WITH TMPRSS2-ERG FUSION STATUS IN PROSTATE CANCER Indu Kohaar*, Lakshmi Ravindranath, Denise Young, Amina Ali, Rockville, MD, Qiyuan Li, Fujian Sheng, China, People’s Republic of, Albert Dobi, David McLeod, Rockville, MD, Inger Rosner, Bethesda, MD, Isabell Sesterhenn, Silver Spring, MD, Matthew Freedman, Cambridge, MA, Shiv Srivastava, Gyorgy Petrovics, Rockville, MD MP87-19 ETS RELATED GENE (ERG) DRIVEN ANDROGEN RECEPTOR AGGREGATION IS A KEY REGULATOR OF ENDOPLASMIC STRESS AND CELL SURVIVAL DURING PROSTATE CARCINOGENESIS Taduru Sreenath*, Natallia Mikhalkevich, Shashwat Sharad, Rishita Gupta, Oluwatosin Diaro, Kevin Babcock, Charles Xavier, Ahmed Mohamed, Muhammad Jamal, ShyhHan Tan, Albert Dobi, Gyorgy Petrovics, Rockville, MD, Isabell Sesterhenn, Silver Spring, MD, David McLeod, Rockville, MD, Inger Rosner, Bethesda, MD, Shiv Srivastava, Rockville, MD
MP87-14 STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP STUDIES OF ERGI-USU, A HIGHLY SELECTIVE INHIBITOR FOR ERG POSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER CELLS Ahmed Mohamed*, Charles Xavier, Rockville, MD, Gauthaman Sukumar, Bethesda, MD, Samuel Banister, Vineet Kumar, Stanford, CA, Shyh-Han Tan, Shilpa Katta, Lakshmi Ravindranath, Muhammad Jamal, Taduru Sreenath, David McLeod, Gyorgy Petrovics, Albert Dobi, Rockville, MD, Meera Srivastava, Bethesda, MD, Sanjay Malhotra, Stanford, CA, Clifton Dalgard, Bethesda, MD, Shiv Srivastava, Rockville, MD
MP87-20 THERAPEUTIC TARGETING OF TRANSCRIPTIONAL REPRESSOR BCL-6 IN ENZALUTAMIDE-RESISTANT CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Hiroshi Hongo*, Takeo Kosaka, Yota Yasumizu, Yasumasa Miyazaki, Eiji Kikuchi, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
MP87-15 INHIBITION OF RPS6KB1 AS A POTENTIAL ADJUVANT FOR PROSTATE CANCER RADIATION THERAPY Suleman Hussain, Roble Bedolla, SAN ANTONIO, TX, Hiroshi Miyamoto, New York, NY, Paul Rivas, Joseph Basler, Gregory Swanson, Nikos Papanikolaou, Robert Reddick, Rita Ghosh, Addanki Kumar*, SAN ANTONIO, TX
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP87-16 INTERFERON-INDUCED MICRORNA TURNOVER LEADING TO EPITHELIAL-TOMESENCHYMAL TRANSITION (EMT) IN CANCER U-Ging Lo*, Rey-Chen Pong, Elizabeth Hernandez, Shi-Hong Ma, Jer-Tsong Hsieh, Dallas, TX
*Presenting author
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MP87-12 ADRENAL ANDROGENS FACILITATE PROSTATE CANCER CELL RESISTANCE TO ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY Michael Fiandalo*, John Stocking, Elena Pop, Krystin Mantione, John Wilton, James Mohler, Buffalo, NY
Monday, May 15, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Moderated Poster Session 88 BLADDER CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY IV Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Yves Fradet, Robert Svatek and Scott Tagawa ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP88-01 THE PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF PRECYSTECTOMY SERUM GLUTAMYLTRANSFERASE LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Tina Schubert*, Manuel Alexander Schmid, Thomas Lu¨tfrenk, Markus Renninger, Arnulf Stenzl, Georgios Gakis, Tuebingen, Germany
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP88-07 ANDROGEN RECEPTOR ACTIVITY MODULATES RADIOSENSITIVITY IN BLADDER CANCER CELLS Hiroki Ide*, Tokyo, Japan, Satoshi Inoue, Taichi Mizushima, Rochester, NY, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Rochester, NY MP88-08 ESTROGEN RECEPTOR (ER)- SIGNALS INDUCE UROTHELIAL TUMORIGENESIS VIA DOWN-REGULATION OF A POTENTIAL TUMOR SUPPRESSOR FORKHEAD BOX PROTEIN O1 (FOXO1) Hiroki Ide*, Tokyo, Japan, Satoshi Inoue, Rochester, NY, Kazutoshi Fujita, Suita, Japan, Yi Li, Rochester, NY, Takashi Kawahara, Yokohama, Japan, Eiji Kashiwagi, Fukuoka, Japan, Taichi Mizushima, Rochester, NY, Seiji Yamaguchi, Hiroaki Fushimi, Osaka, Japan, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Rochester, NY
MP88-02 EXPRESSION OF CLASS III BETATUBULIN PREDICTS PROGNOSIS IN CISPLATIN-RESISTANT BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS RECEIVING PACLITAXEL-BASED SECOND-LINE CHEMOTHERAPY Tomohiro Matsuo*, Yasuyoshi Miyata, Yuichiro Nakamura, Takuji Yasuda, Kojiro Ohba, Hideki Sakai, Nagasaki, Japan MP88-03 SEQUENCING OF A CANCER CELL SUBPOPULATION IDENTIFIES MICROMETASTASES IN BLADDER CANCER Kris Prado*, Los Angeles, CA, Kelvin Zhang, Boston, MA, Matteo Pellegrini, Arnold Chin, Los Angeles, CA
MP88-09 ANDROGEN RECEPTOR ACTIVITY MODULATES DIRECT CYTOTOXICITY OF ´ RIN (BCG) IN BACILLUS CALMETTE-GUE BLADDER CANCER CELLS Jinbo Chen*, Rochester, NY, Peng Li, Shandong, China, People’s Republic of, Taichi Mizushima, Rochester, NY, Bin Han, Shenyang, China, People’s Republic of, Satoshi Inoue, Rochester, NY, Hiroki Ide, Tokyo, Japan, Mehrsa Jalalizadeh, Baltimore, MD, Leonardo Reis, Campinas, Brazil, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Rochester, NY
MP88-04 THE ADAPTOR PROTEIN CRK-INDUCED ERBB2 EXPRESSION PROMOTES TUMOR PROGRESSION AND METASTASIS OF BLADDER CANCER VIA EXOSOMES Kazuhiko Yoshida*, Tokyo, Japan, Masumi Tsuda, Ryuji Matsumoto, Shingo Semba, Taichi Kimura, Mishie Tanino, Hiroshi Nishihara, Sapporo, Japan, Tsunenori Kondo, Kazunari Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan, Shinya Tanaka, Sapporo, Japan
MP88-10 INHIBITION OF LIM AND SH3 DOMAIN PROTEIN 1 DELAYS CISPLATINRESISTANT BLADDER TUMOR PROGRESSION Takashi Dejima*, Ario Takeuchi, Masaki Shiota, Masatoshi Eto, Fukuoka, Japan, Martin Gleave, Christopher Ong, Vancouver, Canada
MP88-05 COMPREHENSIVE IMMUNE TRANSCRIPTOMIC ANALYSIS IN BLADDER CANCER REVEALS SUBTYPE SPECIFIC IMMUNE GENE EXPRESSION PATTERNS D. Siemens*, Runhan Ren, Kathrin Tyryshkin, Madhuri Koti, Kingston, Canada
MP88-11 IMMUNE CORRELATES OF PATHOLOGIC RESPONSE IN BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS UNDERGOING NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY Philip Abbosh*, Philadelphia, PA, David Liu, Boston, MA, Woonyoung Choid, Houston, TX, Wafik El-Deiry, Philadelphia, PA, Jonathan Rosenberg, New York, NY, David McConkey, Baltimore, MD, Elizabeth Plimack, Philadelphia, PA, Eliezer Van Allen, Boston, MA
MP88-06 NUCLEAR FACTOR (NF)-B SIGNALS PROMOTE UROTHELIAL TUMORIGENESIS THROUGH THE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR (AR) PATHWAY Hiroki Ide*, Tokyo, Japan, Satoshi Inoue, Taichi Mizushima, Rochester, NY, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan, George Netto, Birmingham, AL, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Rochester, NY
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MP88-17 PATIENT DERIVED XENOGRAFTS OF UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA: A POTENTIAL TOOL FOR PERSONALIZED MEDICINE Kwanghee Kim, New York, NY, Katie Murray*, Columbia, MO, Aditya Bagrodia, Dallas, TX, Francois Audenet, Sylvia Jebiwott, Benjamin Gordon, Alexander Somma, Stephen LaRosa, Yiyu Dong, Ricardo Alvim, A Ari Hakimi, James Hsieh, Hikmat Al-Ahmadie, Joanthan Rosenberg, David Solit, Jonathan Coleman, New York, NY
MP88-12 CYTOTOXIC T LYMPHOCYTE CD8ⴙ, CD3ⴙ, AND IMMUNOSCORE AS PROGNOSTIC MARKER IN PATIENTS AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Alice Yu*, Jose Joao Mansure, Shraddha Solanki, Fadi Brimo, Wassim Kassouf, Montreal, Canada MP88-13 DOES AGGRESSIVENESS OF TUMOR STAGE CORRELATE WITH INTRAOPERATIVE PELVIC WASHINGS & PNEUMO-PERITONEUM DURING ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY? Youssef Ahmed*, Ahmed Hussein, Yingyu Ma, Victoria Cranwell, Gissou Azabdaftari, Wei Luo, Song Liu, Sean Glenn, Candace Johnson, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY MP88-14 EVALUATION OF E-CIGARETTES USERS URINE FOR KNOWN BLADDER CARCINOGENS Thomas Fuller*, Abhinav Acharya, Godugu Bhaskar, Michelle Yu, Steven Little, Tatum Tarin, Pittsburgh, PA
MP88-19 MIR-145 MODULATES WARBURG EFFECT BY TARGETING KLF4/PTB1/PKMS AXIS IN BLADDER CANCER CELLS. Koichiro Minami*, Kohei Taniguchi, Teruo Inamoto, Kiyoshi Takahara, Kazumasa Komura, Tomoaki Takai, Yuki Yoshikawa, Takatsuki, Japan, Yukihiro Akao, Gifu, Japan, Haruhito Azuma, Takatsuki, Japan
MP88-15 DISTINCT EXOSOMAL MIRNA PROFILES IN CHEMORESISTANT BLADDER CARCINOMA CELL LINES Heba Fanous*, Travis Sullivan, Kimberly Rieger-Christ, Burlington, MA MP88-16 TARGETED EXOSOME-MEDIATED DELIVERY OF SURVIVIN SIRNA FOR THE TREATMENT OF BLADDER CANCER Rong Yang*, Xiang Yan, Shiwei Zhang, Hongqian Guo, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
MP88-20 ESTABLISHMENT OF NOVEL MOUSE BLADDER CANCER CELL LINES MIMICKING INTRINSIC SUBTYPE OF HUMAN INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Ryoichi Saito*, Kyoto, Japan, Christof Smith, Jordan Kardos, Lisa Bixby, Shengjie Chai, Jeffrey Damrauer, Takanobu Utsumi, Sara Wobker, Bhavani Krishnan, Chapel Hill, Nc, Osamu Ogawa, Kyoto, Japan, Benjamin Vincent, William Kim, Chapel Hill, Nc APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Monday, May 15, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 60 TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING STRICTURE, DIVERTICULUM) IV Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Frank Burks and Keith Rourke
TIME 3:30
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD60-01 INCIDENCE AND PREDICTORS OF COMPLICATIONS DUE TO URETHRAL STRICTURE IN PATIENTS AWAITING URETHROPLASTY Hoy Nathan*, Nick Dean, Dave Chapman, Jon Witten, Keith Rourke, Edmonton, Canada
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:50 PD60-03 PRE- AND POST-TREATMENT URETHROGRAMS SHOW THAT TRANSURETHRAL TREATMENTS INCREASE THE COMPLEXITY OF URETHRAL STRICTURES Akio Horiguchi*, Masayuki Shinchi, Keiichi Ito, Ryuichi Azuma, Tomohiko Asano, Saitama, Japan
PD60-02 DELAY OF URETHROPLASTY IS ASSICIATED WITH LONGER STRICTURES AND MORE COMPLICATED REPAIRS Boyd Viers*, Travis Pagliara, Charles Rew, Dallas, TX, Lauren Folgosa-Cooley, Richmond, VA, Christine Shiang, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX
*Presenting author
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MP88-18 A NOVEL, INTEGRATED GENE EXPRESSION AND DRUG SENSITIVITY APPROACH REVEALS UNIQUE SENSITIVITY OF SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA-LIKE BLADDER CANCERS TO PI3K INHIBITOR AZD6482 Kevin Shee*, Hanover, NH, Kevin Koo, Lael S. Reinstatler, John D. Seigne, Todd W. Miller, Lebanon, NH
4:00
PD60-04 PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF SUCCESS IN ADULT PATIENTS TREATED FOR URETHRAL STRICTURE AFTER PRIMARY HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR FAILURE: A MULTIVARIABLE ANALYSIS OF A SINGLESURGEON SERIES Guido Barbagli, Arezzo, Italy, Nicola Fossati, Alessandro Larcher, Francesco Montorsi, Milano, Italy, Salvatore Sansalone, Roma, Italy, Denis Butnaru, Moscow, Russian Federation, Massimo Lazzeri*, Milano, Italy
4:10
PD60-05 DOUBLE FACED (INLAY AND ONLAY) BUCCAL MUCOSA URETHROPLASTY OFFERS BETTER LONG TERM RESULTS FOR LONG AND NARROW URETHRAL STRICTURES Ashish Pardeshi*, Vijay Raghoji, Pune, India, Rajesh Rajendran, Tiruchirapally, India
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PD60-06 DOUBLE FACED BUCCAL MUCOSAL GRAFT URETHROPLSTY FOR NEAR OBLITERATIVE INFLAMMATORY URETHRAL STRICTURE: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. Prarthan Joshi*, Tarun Javali, Horahalli Nagaraj, S.M.L. Prakash Babu, Kuldeep Aggarawal, Arjun Nagaraj, Bangalore, India
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PD60-07 OUTCOME OF DORSAL ONLAY BUCCAL MUCOSAL GRAFT VERSUS VENTRAL ONLAY LOCAL PENILE SKIN FLAP IN COMPLEX ANTERIOR URETHRAL STRICTURES; A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY Ahmed Tawakol, Mohammed Abdel-Rassoul*, Mohamed El-Ghoneimy, Mohamed ElGammal, Cairo, Egypt
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PD60-09 ANALYSING 5-YEAR MEMOKATH OUTCOMES FOR MALIGNANT AND BENIGN URETERIC OBSTRUCTION: A PROPOSED UPDATE TO CLINICAL GUIDELINES Luke Forster*, Laura Watson, Charles Breeze, Antonina Di Benedetto, Stuart Graham, Prasad Patki, Anup Patel, London, United Kingdom
5:00
PD60-10 SUBSTITUTION URETHROPLASTY WITH CLOSURE VERSUS NON-CLOSURE OF THE BUCCAL MUCOSA GRAFT HARVEST SITE: FINAL RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL WITH A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF PAIN AND MORBIDITY Armin Soave*, Roland Dahlem, Hans Pinnschmidt, Hamburg, Germany, Sascha Ahyai, Goettingen, Germany, Michael Rink, Jessica Langetepe, Oliver Engel, Luis Kluth, Philip Reiss, Margit Fisch, Hamburg, Germany
5:10
PD60-11 POPULATION-BASED MANAGEMENT OF MALE URETHRAL STRICTURE DISEASE Robert Goldfarb*, Steven Brandes, New York, NY, Peter Kirk, Tudor Borza, Yongmei Qin, Ted Skolarus, Ann Arbor, MI
5:40
PD60-12 GERIATRIC URETHROPLASTY: LESSONS LEARNED FROM URETHRAL RECONSTRUCTION IN ELDERLY MEN Boyd Viers*, Travis Pagliara, Charles Rew, Dallas, TX, Lauren Folgosa-Cooley, Richmond, VA, Christine Shiang, Jeremy Scott, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD60-08 INVESTIGATION OF TRAUMATIC URETHRAL CATHETERIZATION AND EVALUATION OF A NOVEL SAFETY SYRINGE AFTER CORRELATING TRAUMA WITH URETHRAL DISTENSION AND CATHETER BALLOON PRESSURE: A PROSPECTIVE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL STUDY. Niall Davis*, Dublin, Ireland, Eoghan Cunnane, Limerick, Ireland, Mark Quinlan, Rustom Manecksha, John Thornhill, David Mulvin, Dublin, Ireland, Michael Walsh, Limerick, Ireland
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Monday, May 15, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 61 PROSTATE CANCER: STAGING II Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Ryan Berglund, Edmund Chiong and Peter Pinto
3:40
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD61-01 18F- FLUCICLOVINE PET/CT IN COMPARISON WITH 11C- CHOLINE PET/ CT FOR NODAL STAGING IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS: PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY ANALYSIS Cristian Vincenzo Pultrone, Lorenzo Bianchi, Lucia Zanoni, Cristina Nanni, Francesca Giunchi, Michelangelo Fiorentino, Bologna, Italy, Angelo Porreca, Abano Terme (Padua), Italy, Marco Borghesi, Valerio Vagnoni, Stefano Fanti, Riccardo Schiavina*, Eugenio Brunocilla, Bologna, Italy
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 4:20 PD61-06 DIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE AND REPRODUCIBILITY OF A LIKERT SCALE VERSUS QUALITATIVE DESCRIPTORS FOR DETERMINATION OF EXTRAPROSTATIC TUMOR EXTENSION WITH MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING OF THE PROSTATE Daniel Costa*, Niccolo Passoni, Yin Xi, John Leyendecker, Alberto Diaz de Leon, Susana Otero-Muinelo, Harpreet Grewal, Franto Francis, Claus Roehrborn, Yair Lotan, Payal Kapur, Aditya Bagrodia, Neil Rofsky, Ivan Pedrosa, Dallas, TX
PD61-02 68GA-PSMA PET/CT FOR DETECTION OF EARLY RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY WITH PSA VALUES UP TO 1NG/ML Tobias Maurer*, Charlotte Du¨wel, Berhard Haller, Ju¨rgen E. Gschwend, Markus Schwaiger, Matthias Eiber, Munich, Germany PD61-03 EVALUATION OF RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER AFTER PRIMARY RADIATION THERAPY AS DEFINED BY PHOENIX CRITERIA BY 68GA-PSMA PET/CT Tobias Maurer*, Ingo Einspieler, Isabel Rauscher, Christoph Rischpler, Charlotte Du¨wel, Markus Krönke, Gregor Habl, Sabrina Dewes, Ju¨rgen E. Gschwend, Hans-Ju¨rgen Wester, Markus Schwaiger, Matthias Eiber, Munich, Germany PD61-04 COMPARISON OF GLEASON UPGRADING RATES IN TRANSRECTAL ULTRASOUND SYSTEMATIC RANDOM BIOPSIES VERSUS US-MRI FUSION BIOPSIES FOR PROSTATE CANCER. Arie Carneiro, Paulo Kayano*, Tiago Castilho, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil, Arjun Sivaraman, New York, NY, Oliver Claros, Ary Neto, Renee Filippi, Ronaldo Baroni, Gustavo Lemos, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil PD61-05 OUTCOMES OF REPEAT MRI-US FUSIONTARGETED BIOPSY IN MEN WITH INITIALLY LOW RISK OR NEGATIVE FUSION BIOPSY Xiaosong Meng*, Andrew Rosenkrantz, FangMing Deng, Richard Huang, James Wysock, Marc Bjurlin, William C. Huang, Herbert Lepor, Samir S. Taneja, New York, NY
*Presenting author
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PD61-07 ACCURACY OF PREOPERATIVE MULTIPARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING FOR PREDICTION OF UNFAVORABLE PATHOLOGY IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Hakmin Lee, Ohseong Kwon*, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Sangchul Lee, Sung Kyu Hong, Seok-Soo Byun, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of, Hwang Gyun Jeon, Byong Chang Jeong, Seong Il Seo, Seong Soo Jeon, Han-Yong Choi, Hyun Moo Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
4:40
PD61-08 DOES GLEASON SCORE AT THE SITE OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGIN PREDICT RECURRENCE FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? Goran Rac*, Lawrence Dagrosa, Laura Spruill, Thomas Keane, Charleston, SC
4:50
PD61-09 INDEX TUMOR VOLUME ON MRI AS A PREDICTOR OF PATHOLOGIC OUTCOMES FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Dordaneh Sugano*, Abhinav Sidana, Brian Calio, Sonia Gaur, Amit Jain, Mahir Maruf, Maria Merino, Peter Choyke, Baris Turkbey, Bradford Wood, Peter Pinto, Bethesda, MD
5:00
PD61-10 DOES THE NUMBER OF GLEASON 6 POSITIVE CORES ON PROSTATE BIOPSY PREDICT ADVERSE PATHOLOGY AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN PATIENTS WHO ARE CANDIDATES FOR ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE? Franc¸ois Audenet*, Emily Vertosick, Samson Fine, New York, Ny, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Marc Galiano, Eric Barret, Xavier Cathelineau, Franc¸ois Rozet, Paris, France, James Eastham, Peter Scardino, Karim Touijer, New York, Ny
MONDAY
TIME 3:30
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PD61-11 THE NEW EPSTEIN GLEASON SCORE CLASSIFICATION SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES UPGRADING IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS Cosimo De Nunzio*, Giuseppe Simone, Costantino Leonardo, Riccardo Mastroianni, Rome, Italy, Devis Collura, Giovanni Muto, Turin, Italy, Michele Gallucci, Riccardo Lombardo, Carlo De Dominicis, Andrea Tubaro, Andrea Vecchione, Rome, Italy
PD61-12 IMPACT OF SURGICAL TECHNIQUE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RESULTS FROM A GERMAN MULTICENTER DATABASE Alexander Winter*, Lutz Brautmeier, Oldenburg, Germany, Attyla Drabik, Mu¨nster, Germany, Tom Fischer, Mario Zacharias, Robert Kössler, Berlin, Germany, Björn Volkmer, Kassel, Germany, Jan Roigas, Berlin, Germany, Ulrich Witzsch, Frankfurt a.M., Germany, Holger Heidenreich, Manfred Beer, Berlin, Germany, Marcus Horstmann, Krefeld-Uerdingen, Germany, Wolfgang Stollhoff, Bendorf, Germany, Wolfgang Diederichs, Berlin, Germany, Mike Lehsnau, Nauen, Germany, Mark Schrader, Steffen Weikert, Christian Klopf, Berlin, Germany, Jan Fichtner, Oberhausen, Germany, Friedhelm Wawroschek, Oldenburg, Germany, Annette Reinecke, Berlin, Germany, Martin Schostak, Magdeburg, Germany, Kurt Miller, Berlin, Germany APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Monday, May 15, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Podium Session 62 BLADDER CANCER: INVASIVE VI Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: John Gore and Eila Skinner
TIME 3:30
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD62-01 COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF SELECTIVE ADJUVANT VERSUS SYSTEMATIC NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY-BASED STRATEGY FOR MUSCLE- INVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Thomas Seisen*, Boston, MA, Guru Sonpavde, Birmingham, AL, Naveen Kachroo, Detroit, MI, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Jeffrey J. Leow, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Philipp Gild, Nicolas von Landenberg, Boston, MA, Morgan Roupreˆt, Paris, France, Adam S. Kibel, Maxine Sun, Boston, MA, Sumanta K. Pal, Duarte, CA, Joaquim Bellmunt, Toni K. Choueiri, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 3:50 PD62-03 THE EFFECT OF INTRINSIC SUBTYPE ON RESPONSE TO NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Michael Metcalfe*, Debashish Sundi, Roger Li, James Ferguson, Pretzsch Shanna, Bondaruk Jolanta, Bogdan Czerniak, Houston, TX, Elizabeth Plimack, Philadelphia, PA, Neema Navai, Ashish Kamat, Colin Dinney, Jay Shah, Woonyoung Choi, David McConkey, Houston, TX
PD62-02 ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY VS. OBSERVATION FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR PT3-4 AND/OR PNⴙ UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER PREVIOUSLY TREATED WITH NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY Thomas Seisen*, Boston, MA, Asha Jamzadeh, Detroit, MI, Malte W. Vetterlein, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Morgan Roupreˆt, Paris, France, Maxine Sun, Toni K. Choueiri, Joaquim Bellmunt, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
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PD62-04 SAFETY AND EFFICACY GEMCITABINECISPLATIN SPLIT DOSE AS A NEOADUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Mohamed Abdelhafez*, Assuit, Egypt, Michael Williams, Norfolk, VA
4:10
PD62-05 NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IN MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER: DIFFERENCES IN CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL RESPONCE Andrea Benedetto Galosi*, Giulio Milanese, Ancona, Italy, Lucio Giustini, Fermo, Italy, Giulia Sbrollini, Isabella Chiodega, Ancona, Italy, Guevar Maselli, Fermo, Italy, Luciano Burattini, Rossana Berardi, Rodolfo Montironi, Ancona, Italy
PD62-06 NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH LOCALLY ADVANCED OR EARLY NODAL DISEASE: ARE WE DOING ENOUGH? Andres Correa*, Elizabeth Handorf, Benjamin Ristau, Haifler Haifler, Shreyas Joshi, Robert Uzzo, Rosalia Viterbo, Richard Greenberg, David Chen, Alexander Kutikov, Daniel Geynisman, Marc Smaldone, Philadelpahia, PA
4:30
PD62-07 UTILIZATION OF CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIATION FOR MUSCLE INVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Jen-Jane Liu*, Ann Martinez Acevedo, Mark Garzotto, Michael Conlin, Jeremy Cetnar, Arthur Hung, Christopher Amling, Ryan Kopp, Portland, OR
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PD62-08 CHANGES IN LEAN MUSCLE MASS ASSOCIATED WITH NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Kalen Rimar*, Alexander Glaser, Edward Schaeffer, Joshua Meeks, Shilajit Kundu, Sarah Psutka, Chicago, IL
5:00
PD62-10 IDENTIFICATION OF MOLECULAR BIOMARKERS OF CISPLATIN-BASED CHEMOSENSITIVITY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY FOR MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER Paras Shah, Zachary Kozel*, New Hyde Park, NY, Annette Lee, Ilya Korsunsky, Andrew Shih, Oksana Yaskiv, Manhasset, NY, Manish Vira, New Hyde Park, NY, Thomas Bradley, Xinhua Zhu, Manhasset, NY
5:10
PD62-11 PREDICTIVE ROLE OF EPITHELIAL TUMOR MARKER LEVEL ELEVATION AT FOLLOW-UP FOR TUMOR RECURRENCE AND ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN UROTHELIAL BLADDER CANCER Soroush T Bazargani*, Hooman Djaladat, Anne Schuckman, Gus Miranda, Jie Cai, Sarmad Sadeghi, Tanya Dorff, David Quinn, siamak Daneshmand, Los Angeles, CA
5:20
PD62-12 COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRIMODAL THERAPY VERSUS RADICAL CYSTECTOMY FOR LOCALIZED MUSCLEINVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER Thomas Seisen*, Maxine Sun, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Boston, MA, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI, Jeffrey J. Leow, Boston, MA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Boston, MA, Morgan Roupreˆt, Paris, France, Mark Preston, Lauren C. Harshman, Adam S. Kibel, Paul L. Nguyen, Joaquim Bellmunt, Toni K. Choueiri, QuocDien Trinh, Boston, MA
PD62-09 PATHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION EXTEMPORARY OF LYMPH NODES USING FROZEN SECTION (FS) DURING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY (RC) IS USEFUL TO SELECT PATIENTS WHO NEED SUPER EXTENDED LYMPH NODE DISSECTION (SE-LAD) : RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Maurizio Brausi*, Giancarlo Peracchia, Giuseppe De Luca, Carpi, Italy
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Monday, May 15, 2017
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Video Session 10 RECONSTRUCTION UPPER TRACT The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Justin Chee, Raymond Leveillee and Ramakrishna Venkatesh ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V10-01 RECONSTRUCTION OF TWO CONCURRENT IPSILATERAL URETERAL STRICTURES WITH APPENDICEAL ONLAY AND NON-TRANSECTING URETERAL REIMPLANT Dmitry Volkin*, New York, NY, Kiranpreet Khurana, Cleveland, OH, Aaron Weinberg, New York, NY, Mark Ferretti, Hackensack, NJ, Marc Bjurlin, New York, NY, Michael D. Stifelman, Hackensack, NJ, Lee C. Zhao, New York, NY
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V10-02 ROBOTIC BUCCAL MUCOSAL URETEROPLASTY FOR URETERAL STRICTURE AFTER ROBOTIC URETEROLYSIS Chase Heilbronn, Logan Campbell*, Mouafak Tourjman, Dan Pucheril, Lamont Jones, Craig Rogers, Detroit, MI
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V10-03
ROBOT ASSISTED BILATERAL URETERAL REIMPLANTATION ON STUDER NEOBLADDER WITH EXPOSURE OF ILIAC ARTERY PROSTHESIS Joan Palou*, Lluı´s Gausa, Ivan Schwartzmann, Barcelona, Spain, Laura Gonza´lez Pe´rez, La Laguna, Spain, Juan Antonio Pen˜a, Enver Moncada, Pablo Jua´rez del Dago, Humberto Villavicencio, Barcelona, Spain
V10-04
EARLY ROBOTIC REPAIR OF MULTIFOCAL URETERAL PERFORATION AFTER URETEROSCOPY Andrew Radtke*, Kenneth Jacobsohn, Milwaukee, WI
V10-05
ROBOTIC SALVAGE PYELOPLASTY WITH BUCCAL MUCOSAL ONLAY GRAFT – A SIMPLIFIED TECHNIQUE Ryan J. Nelson*, Anna Zampini, Jeremy Reece, Kenneth Angermeier, Georges-Pascal Haber, Cleveland, OH
V10-06
ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC CALYCEAL DIVERTICULECTOMY Hugh Smith*, Nathan Jung, Juan Class, Amar Singh, Darryl Turner, Dana Butler, Chris Keel, Chattanooga, TN
V10-07
ROBOTIC REPAIR OF RIGHT URETEROILEAL ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURE FOLLOWING PRIOR ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND INTRACORPOREAL CONDUIT DIVERSION Mehrdad Alemozaffar*, Atlanta, GA
V10-08
TOTAL LAPAROSCOPIC URETERAL SUBSTITUTION USING APPENDIX Paulo Medeiros*, Cesar Britto, Daniel Ferreira, Maurı´cio Ju´nior, Rodolfo Alves, Ronnie Lima, Thiago Grossi, Carla Santos, John Heyder Galva˜o, Natal RN, Brazil
V10-09
TIPS FOR SURGICAL TECHNIQUE DURING ROBOTIC URETERAL RECONSTRUCTION FOR VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF URETER Manish Patel*, Ashok Hemal, Winston Salem, NC
V10-10
COMBINATION OF ENDO-GIA WITH LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY FOR THE TREATMENT OF A 19 YEAR-OLD MAN OF HORSESHOE KIDNEY WITH URETEROPELVIC JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION Xuesong Li*, Kunlin Yang, Liqun Zhou, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of
V10-11
INTRACORPOREAL ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDICEAL INTERPOSITION FOR URETERAL STRICTURE DISEASE Vidhush K Yarlagadda*, Jeffrey W Nix, J Patrick Selph, Birmingham, AL
V10-12
ROBOTIC (DA VINCI XI) URETERAL REIMPLANT WITH BOARI FLAP John DiBianco*, Christopher Bayne, Washington, DC, Dan Su, Ami Kilchevsky, Jeffery Sparenborg, Les Folio, Piyush Agarwal, Bethesda, MD APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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MP ⫽ Moderated Poster Session, PD ⫽ Podium Session
Plenary: Next Frontier, Tuesday Morning Session
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
8:00 am - 11:30 am
Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
8:00
PROSTATE CANCER Presenter: Ian Thompson Panelists: Thomas Guzzo, Francesco Montorsi, Martha Terris, Christopher Warlick
8:30
COMPLICATIONS OF URINARY DIVERSIONS Presenter: Margit Fisch Panelists: Suzanne Merrill, Jeremy Myers, Andrew Peterson
8:50
MALIGNANCY IN TRANSPLANT PATIENTS Presenter: James McKiernan Panelists: Ronald Moore, Dicken Ko, Patrick Luke
9:10
BLADDER CANCER Presenter: Panelists:
Arthur Sagalowsky Igor Frank, Kris Gaston, Jay Shah
STONES Presenter: Panelists:
Ben Chew Brian Eisner, Silvia Proietti, Daron Smith
FEMALE UROLOGY Presenter: Panelists:
Gary Lemack Stephen Kraus, Anne P. Cameron, John Stoffel
TRAUMA Presenter: Panelists:
Steven Brandes Leo Doumanian, Jerilyn Latini, Bahaa Malaeb, Jay Simhan
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
AUDIENCE VIEWS AND VOTES ON TOP 3 AWARD WINNING VIDEO ABSTRACTS
11:30
SESSION CONCLUDES
TUESDAY
COMPLEX CASES
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM Tuesday, May 16, 2017
Plenary: Next Frontier, Tuesday Afternoon Session Ballroom East @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
TAKE HOME MESSAGES 1:00
PROSTATE CANCER Kirsten Greene
1:10
BASIC SCIENCE
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TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION Laura Leddy
1:30
ENDOUROLOGY/STONES Alana Desai
1:40
INFECTION/INFLAMMATION Sarah Flury
1:50
IMAGING Rose Khavari
2:00
INFERTILITY/ANDROLOGY Cigdem Tanrikut
2:10
OUTCOMES Emilie Johnson
2:20
SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION
2:30
PEDIATRICS Audrey Rhee
2:40
PENILE/URETHRAL CANCER Anne Schuckman
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2:50
KIDNEY CANCER Megan Merrill
3:00
BLADDER CANCER Angela Smith
3:10
TRANSPLANTATION Hannah Choate
3:20
FEMALE UROLOGY/INCONTINENCE Priya Padmanabhan
3:30
BPH/LUTS Doreen E. Chung
3:40
MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY Rosalia Viterbo
3:50
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT & PATIENT SAFETY Kristin Chrouser
4:00
SESSION CONCLUDES APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 89 INFERTILITY: THERAPY I Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Peter Kolettis, Jay Sandlow and Vincenzo Mirone ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP89-01 TIME TO IMPROVEMENT IN SEMEN ANALYSIS PARAMETERS AFTER VARICOCELECTOMY Melissa St.Aubin*, Dane Johnson, Kate Cohen, Jay Sandlow, Milwaukee, WI
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP89-05 THE ASSESSMENT OF HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY SUCCESS DUE TO HYPOGONADOTROPHIC HYPOGONADISM Emre Salabas*, Ebubekir Buyuk, Caner Bese, Mazhar Ortac, Ates Kadioglu, Istanbul, Turkey
MP89-02 EFFICACY OF INDOCYANINE GREEN FLUORESCENCE ANGIOGRAPHY FOR ARTERIAL SPARING DURING MICROSURGICAL SUBINGUINAL VARICOCELECTOMY Yasuhiro Shibata*, Sota Kurihara, Seiji Arai, Takeshi Miyao, Yoshiyuki Miyazawa, Yoshitaka Sekine, Hidekazu Koike, Kazuto Ito, Tetsuya Nakamura, Kazuhiro Suzuki, Maebashi, Japan
MP89-06 PRESERVATION OF NORMAL CONCENTRATIONS OF PITUITARY GONADOTROPINS DESPITE ACHIEVEMENT OF NORMAL SERUM TESTOTERONE LEVELS IN HYPOGONADAL MEN TREATED WITH A 4.5% NASAL TESTOSTERONE GEL William Conners*, Abraham Morgentaler, Boston, MA, Margaux Guidry, Gerwin Westfield, Englewood, CO, Nathan Bryson, Mississauga, Canada, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego, CA
MP89-03 NORMAL PREOPERATIVE FOLLICLEⴚSTIMULATING HORMONE LEVEL IS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVEMENT IN SEMEN PARAMETERS FOLLOWING MICROSURGICAL VARICOCELECTOMY Lunan Ji*, Samuel A. Shabtaie, Nachiketh Soodana Prakash, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, FL
MP89-07 ARTIFICIAL REOPRODUCTIVE TECHNIQUE OUTCOMES IN MALE HYPOGONODOTROPIC HYPOGONODISM REGARDING SPERM SOURCE M. Murad Basar*, Caroline Pirkevi-Cetinkaya, Yesim Kumtepe-Colakoglu, Serkan Selimoglu, Semra Kahraman, IS´TANBUL, Turkey
MP89-04 DOES GRADE MATTER? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF VARICOCELE GRADE ON RESPONSE TO TREATMENT. Clark Judge*, New York, NY, Christopher Deibert, Omaha, NE, Doron Stember, Peter Stahl, New York, NY
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MP89-15 PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS OF CHILDLESS MEN UNDERGOING VASECTOMY REVERSAL: RESULTS OF RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW Christopher Corder*, Omaha, NE, Amy Perkins, Matthew Marks, Sheldon Marks, Tucson, AZ, Christopher Deibert, Omaha, NE
MP89-08 ULTRASONOGRAPHICALLY GUIDED PUNCTURE OF THE RETE TESTIS FOR SPERM RECOVERY IN NON-OBSTRUCTED AZOOSPERMIC MEN Athanasios Zachariou*, Ioannina, Greece, Fotios Dimitriadis, Thessaloniki, Greece, Sotiris Skouros, Ioannina, Greece, Panagiota Tsounapi, Yonago, Japan, Irene Matthaiou, Ioannina, Greece, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan, Nikolaos Sofikitis, Ioannina, Greece
MP89-16 CHARACTERISTICS AND MOTIVATIONS OF MEN WHO SEEK VASECTOMY REVERSAL John Sigalos*, Mark Hockenberry, Edgar Kirby, Jordan Krieger, Alexander Pastuszak, Larry Lipshultz, Houston, TX
MP89-09 SALVAGE MTESE AFTER PREVIOUS FAILED MTESE: RESULTS AND PREDICTORS FOR SUCCESS. Amr Moubasher*, Odunayo Kalejaiye, Giovanni Chiriaco, Marco Capece, Pippa Sangstar, Amr Raheem, Nim Christopher, Asif Muneer, Giulio Garaffa, David Ralph, London, United Kingdom
MP89-17 MICROSCOPIC EVALUATION OF THE VASAL FLUID FOR SPERM AT THE TIME OF VASECTOMY REVERSAL – DO WE REALLY NEED TO CHECK? Ethan Grober*, Sammi Tobe, Toronto, Canada
MP89-10 CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL TREATMENT BEFORE SURGERY IN NONOBSTRUTIVE AZOOSPERMIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Thiago Nunes*, Ricardo Saade, Campinas, Brazil, Edson Borges, Sao Paulo, Brazil
MP89-19 TIMING OF RETURN OF SPERM TO THE EJACULATE AND LATE FAILURES FOLLOWING VASAL RECONSTRUCTION Ryan Flannigan*, New York, NY, Phil V. Bach, New York, NY, Abimbola Ayangbesan, Andrew Gottesdiener, Marc Goldstein, New York, NY
MP89-11 LOW SAMPLE VOLUME CASES HAVE HIGH SPERM RETRIEVAL RATES IN MICRODISSECTION TESTICULAR SPERM EXTRACTION. Satoshi Nozaki*, Tomoki Takeda, Shoichiro Iwatsuki, Hamakawa Takashi, Kazumi Taguchi, Yasuhiro FUjii, Hiroki Kubota, Hiroyuki Kamiya, Yukihiro Umemoto, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya, Japan
MP89-20 TARGETED ROBOTIC ASSISTED MICROSURGICAL DENERVATION OF THE SPERMATIC CORD FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC SCROTAL CONTENT PAIN: SINGLE CENTER, LARGE SERIES REVIEW. Nahomy Calixte*, Bayo Tojuola, Ibrahim Kartal, Ahmet Gudeloglu, Jamin Brahmbhatt, Sijo Parekattil, Clermont, FL
MP89-12 EFFICACY OF TREATMENT WITH PSEUDOEPHEDRINE IN MEN WITH RETROGRADE EJACULATION Nikita Abhyankar*, chicago, IL, Ohad Shoshany, Tel Aviv, Israel, Jason Elyaguov, Syracuse, NY, Craig Niederberger, Chicago, IL
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP89-13 PRESENTATION AND TREATMENT OUTCOMES OF EJACULATORY DUCT OBSTRUCTION Pippa Sangster*, Ayo Kalejaiye, Giovanni Chiriaco, Amr Raheem, Asif Muneer, David Ralph, London, United Kingdom MP89-14 HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF ELEVATED LEVELS OF ACTIVE OXYGEN RADICALS IN THE SEMEN AND SPERM DNA FRAGMENTATION Alexey Metelev, Andrey Bogdanov*, Evgeny Ivkin, Evgeny Veliev, Moscow, Russian Federation
*Presenting author
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MP89-18 THE EFFECT OF FELLOWSHIP TRAINING ON OPERATIVE TIMES AND OUTCOMES FOR MICROSURGICAL CASES Dane Johnson*, Raymond Roewe, Jay Sandlow, Milwaukee, WI
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 90 STONE DISEASE: MEDICAL & DIETARY THERAPY Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Margaret Pearle, Kristina Penniston and Kemal Sarica ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP90-01 SUCCESSFUL DIABETIC CONTROL AS MEASURED BY HEMOGLOBIN A1C DECREASES URINE RISK FACTORS FOR URIC ACID CALCULI Kimberly A Maciolek*, Kristina L Penniston, Sara L Best, Madison, WI
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP90-08 VARIABILITY IN STONE COMPOSITION AND METABOLIC EVALUATION BETWEEN KIDNEYS IN PATIENTS WITH BILATERAL NEPHROLITHIASIS Marcelino Rivera*, Indianapolis, IN, Michael Borofsky, Minneapolis, MN, Suzanne Kissel, Indianapolis, IN, Casey Dauw, Ann Arbor, MI, Nadya York, Amy Krambeck, James Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
MP90-02 ORAL DISSOLUTION THERAPY (ODT) FOR LUCENT RENAL CALCULI; CAN WE PREDICT THE OUTCOME? Amr Elsawy*, Ahmed Elshal, Ahmed ElNahas, Mohamed Elbaset, Hashim Farag, Ahmed Shokeir, Mansoura, Egypt
MP90-09 THE METABOLIC SYNDROME AND ITS IMPACT ON CALCIUM OXALATE STONE TYPE Egor Parkhomenko*, Kathleen Kan, Timothy Tran, Julie Thai, Kyle Blum, Mantu Gupta, NY, NY
MP90-03 INVESTIGATING SMART WATER BOTTLE TECHNOLOGY AS A CLINICAL TOOL FOR STONE FORMERS Michael S. Borofsky*, Minneapolis, MN, Casey A. Dauw, Ann Arbor, MI, Nadya E. York, Colin Terry, James E. Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
MP90-10 THIOLA IMPACT ON CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH BILATERAL VERSUS UNILATERAL CYSTINE STONE DISEASE Manint Usawachintachit*, Matthew Hudnall, Alexander Rifkind, David Tzou, Ryan Hsi, Benjamin Sherer, Marshall Stoller, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
MP90-04 A NOVEL USE OF STRUCTURED WATER FOR THE PREVENTION OF RECURRENT STONES IN IDIOPATHIC HYPERCALCIURIA. Ali Sami*, Suleimany, Iraq
MP90-11 POTASSIUM CITRATE INCREASES URINARY CITRATE MORE EFFECTIVELY WITHOUT ALTERING CALCIUM PHOSPHATE STONE RISK IN OBESE VS. NON-OBESE PATIENTS Kimberly A Maciolek*, Kristina L Penniston, Stephen Y Nakada, Sara L Best, Madison, WI
MP90-05 THE INS AND OUTS OF FLUID MANAGEMENT IN STONE FORMERS: THE IMPACT OF LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMATOLOGY ON URINE VOLUMES Nathan Hoy*, Jeremy Wu, Nicholas Dean, Timothy Wollin, Shubha De, Edmonton, Canada
MP90-12 DOES THE TIMING OF MAGNESIUM SUPPLEMENTATION AFFECT URINARY OXALATE LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH NEPHROLITHIASIS? Omar Ayyash*, Timothy Averch, Michelle Semins, Pittsburgh, PA
MP90-06 DOES THIAZIDE USE FOR STONE PREVENTION AFFECT OUR PATIENTS’ HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE? Eric Raffin*, Lebanon, NH, Kristina Penniston, Stephen Nakada, Madison, WI, Jodi Antonelli, Dallas, TX, Davis Viprakasit, Chapel Hill, NC, Timothy Averch, Pittsburgh, PA, Sri Sivalingam, Cleveland, OH, Roger Sur, San Diego, CA, Ben Chew, Vancouver, Canada, Vincent Bird, Gainesville, FL, Lawrence Dagrosa, Rebecca Smith, Vernon Pais, Lebanon, NH
MP90-13 24 HOUR URINE UTILIZATION IN NEPHROLITHIASIS TREATMENT: RESULTS FROM M-STONE (MULTICENTER COLLABORATION TO STUDY TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN NEPHROLITHIASIS EVALUATION) Jodi Antonelli*, Dallas, TX, Thomas Bentley, Sara Best, Stephen Nakada, Madison, WI, Chad Tracy, Lewis Thomas, Ryan Steinberg, Iowa City, IA, Tracy Marien, Nicole Miller, Nashville, TN, Adam Cohen, Elysha Kolitz, Xilong Li, Beverley Huet, Margaret Pearle, Yair Lotan, Dallas, TX
MP90-07 THE EFFECT OF POTASSIUM CITRATE ON THE HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF STONE FORMERS Eric Raffin*, Lebanon, NH, Kristina Penniston, Stephen Nakada, Madison, WI, Jodi Antonelli, Dallas, TX, Davis Viprakasit, Chapel Hill, NC, Timothy Averch, Pittsburgh, PA, Sri Sivalingam, Cleveland, OH, Roger Sur, San Diego, CA, Ben Chew, Vancouver, Canada, Vincent Bird, Gainesville, FL, Lawrence Dagrosa, Rebecca Smith, Vernon Pais, Lebanon, NH
MP90-14 DOES SATURATION INDEX PREDICT STONE ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH CALCIUM OXALATE NEPHROLITHIASIS? Noah Canvasser*, Aaron Lay, Elysha Kolitz, Beverley Huet, Xilong Li, John Poindexter, Jodi Antonelli, Margaret Pearle, Dallas, TX
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MP90-15 NONSTEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS (NSAIDS) MAY IMPROVE 30-DAY READMISSION RATES TO THE ED FOR ACUTE EPISODES OF RENAL COLIC Matthew Sterling*, Michael McDonald, Justin Ziemba, Marshall Strother, Alexander Skokan, Phillip Mucksavage, Philadelphia, PA
MP90-19 EFFICACY OF TAMSULOSIN ON THE SPONTANEOUS PASSAGE OF STONE 8MM LOCATE IN THE PROXIMAL URETER ABOVE THE LEVEL OF L3 TRANSVERSE PROCESS. A SINGLE INSTITUTION RANDOMISED CONTROLLED STUDY. Arun Panackal*, Muscat, Oman
MP90-16 PREDICTORS OF FAILURE OF SPONTANEOUS STONE PASSAGE AFTER EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT DISCHARGE IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL COLIC Premal Patel*, Winnipeg, Canada, Taylor Remondini, Bruce Gao, Ravneet Dhaliwal, Navraj Dhaliwal, Adrian Frusescu, Anthony Cook, Grant Innes, Bryce Weber, Calgary, Canada
MP90-20 SHOULD WE SUSPEND MEDICAL EXPULSIVE THERAPY: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL Prarthan Joshi*, Prasad Mylarappa, Puvvada Sandeep, Ramesh Desigowda, Arvind Nayak, Kuldeep Aggarwal, Bangalore, India APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP90-17 ASSESSING THE CARE OF KIDNEY STONE PATIENTS IN THE PRIMARY CARE SETTING Matthew D. Lyons*, Chapel Hill, NC, Jacquelyn Greiner, Lillington, NC, Davis P. Viprakasit, Chapel Hill, NC
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 91 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: MEDICAL, HORMONAL & NON-SURGICAL THERAPY I Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Nelson Bennett and Drogo Montague ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP91-01 ELECTROHYDRAULIC LOW-INTENSITY SHOCKWAVE THERAPY FOR PDE5IREFRACTORY ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION: A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY Jose Vinay*, Daniel Moreno, Alvaro Vives, Osvaldo Rajmil, Eduardo Ruiz-Castane, Josvany Sanchez-Curbelo, Barcelona, Spain
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP91-04 ADVERSE EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY FOR MEN, A MATCHED COHORT STUDY Julian Hanske*, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Alexander P. Cole, Wei Jiang, Stuart R. Lipsitz, Martin N. Kathrins, Boston, MA, Peter Learn, Bethesda, MD, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Joachim Noldus, Herne, Germany, Maxine Sun, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
MP91-02 EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE THERAPY ON ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS Raul Clavijo*, Miami, FL, Taylor Kohn, Jaden Kohn, Houston, TX, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, FL
MP91-05 AEROBIC EXERCISE IS BETTER FOR INCREASING SERUM TESTOSTERONE LEVEL THAN STRENGTH EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Min Gu Park*, Jung Kyun Yeo, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP91-03 ROLE OF LOW-INTENSITY SHOCK WAVE THERAPY IN PENILE REHABILITATION POST NERVE SPARING RADICAL CYSTOPROSTATECTOMY: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Tamer Zewin*, Ahmed El-Assmy, Ahmed Harraz, Ahmed Mosbah, Mahmoud Bazeed, Ahmed Shokeir, Khaled Sheir, Mansoura, Egypt
*Presenting author
MP91-06 INCREASED RISK OF HYPOGONADAL SYMPTOMS IN SHIFT WORKERS WITH SHIFT WORK SLEEP DISORDER Will Kirby*, Adithya Balasubramanian, Javier Santiago, Mark Hockenberry, David Skutt, Taylor Kohn, Stephen Pickett, Asad Hasan, Alex Pastuszak, Larry Lipshultz, Houston, TX
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MP90-18 SILODOSIN FOR MEDICAL EXPULSIVE THERAPY IN CHILDREN WITH DISTAL URETERAL STONE: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, SINGLE BLIND STUDY STUDY Ahmed fahmy, hazem Rhasad, Amr Kamal, Moustafa Elsawy*, Alexandria, Egypt
MP91-15 CAN CONCOMITANT DUTASTERIDE REDUCE THE EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN MEN WITH LATE-ONSET HYPOGONADISM? A 24-WEEK, RANDOMIZED, PARALLEL STUDY Hyun Jun Park*, Tae Nam Kim, Jong Kil Nam, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Du Geon Moon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Nam Cheol Park, Busan, Korea, Republic of
MP91-07 LONGTERM TREATMENT OF HYPOGONADAL MEN: RESULTS FROM A 9-YEAR-REGISTRY Michael Zitzmann*, Julia Rohayem, JannFrederik Cremers, Eberhard Nieschlag, Muenster, Germany, Abdulmaged Traish, Boston, MA, Sabine Kliesch, Muenster, Germany MP91-08 COMBINATION OF METABOLIC SYNDROME COMPONENTS TO PREDICT TESTOSTERONE DEFICIENCY IN MEN Eduardo P Miranda*, Carina Oliveira, Evanilda Carvalho, Alessandra Rabelo, Aline Xavier, Ricardo Tiraboschi, Victor Paschoalin, Jose Murillo Bastos-Netto, Cristiano Gomes, Jose Bessa Junior, Feira de Santana, Brazil
MP91-16 SAFETY AND EFFICACY RESULTS FROM THE PHASE-3, DOUBLE-BLIND, MULTICENTER STEADY TRIAL OF A NOVEL, PRE-FILLED, SUBCUTANEOUS AUTO-INJECTOR FOR TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY Jed Kaminetsky*, New York, NY, Christina Wang, Ronald Swerdloff, Torrance, CA, Andrew McCullough, Burlington, MA
MP91-09 LOW PSA LEVEL IN MEN DIAGNOSED WITH PROSTATE CANCER PREDICTS TESTOSTERONE DEFICIENCY (TD) Eduardo P. Miranda*, Jean E. Terrier, Christian J. Nelson, John P. Mulhall, New York, NY
MP91-17 DO REPEAT PROSTATE BIOPSIES IMPACT FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? A LONGTERM ANALYSIS OF 1015 PATIENTS Marc-Alain Furrer*, Thomas von Ruette, George N. Thalmann, Daniel P. Nguyen, Bern, Switzerland
MP91-10 TESTOSTERONE RECOVERY PROFILES AFTER CESSATION OF ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY (ADT) Eduardo P. Miranda*, Christian J. Nelson, Elizabeth A. Schofield, John P. Mulhall, New York, NY
MP91-18 THE ROLE OF VACUUM ERECTION DEVICES IN PENILE REHABILITATION AFTER POSTERIOR URETHRAL ANASTOMOTIC URETHROPLASTY: A PILOT STUDY Lujie Song*, Qiang Fu, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP91-11 POSITIVE EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH TESTOSTERONE UNDECANOATE INJECTIONS (TU) ON RENAL FUNCTION IN HYPOGONADAL MEN: REAL-LIFE DATA FROM A PROSPECTIVE CONTROLLED REGISTRY STUDY Aksam Yassin*, Dany-Jan Yassin, Norderstedt-Hamburg, Germany, Gheorge Doros, Abdulmaged Traish, Boston, MA
MP91-19 NEOCLITORIS SIZE AND LOCATION: CAN THEY AFFECT TRANSSEXUAL WOMEN SEXUAL FUNCTION? A PRELIMINARY PELVIC MRI STUDY. Francesca Vedovo, Nicola Pavan*, Giovanni Liguori, Stefano Bucci, Michele Bertolotto, Carlo Trombetta, Trieste, Italy
MP91-12 ERECTILE FUNCTION IN 656 HYPOGONADAL MEN IMPROVES OVER 8 YEARS WITH TESTOSTERONE UNDECANOATE INJECTIONS (TU) IN COMPARISON TO AN UNTREATED CONTROL GROUP Ahmad Haider*, Karim Sultan Haider, Bremerhaven, Germany, Gheorghe Doros, Abdulmaged Traish, Boston, MA
MP91-20 A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, CROSS-OVER TRIAL ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF TADALAFIL (CIALIS) ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE IN MEN WITH COMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY ABOVE THE SIXTH THORACIC LEVEL Karen Ethans*, Alan Casey, Winnipeg, Canada, Mohamed Tarhoni, St. John’s, Canada
MP91-13 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN TESTOSTERONE AND VITALITY: THE ROLE OF GENETIC VARIATION IN THE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR Matthew Panizzon, Tung-Chin Hsieh*, Franz Carol, Richard Hauger, William Kremen, San Diego, CA
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP91-14 CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE (CVD), HYPOGONADISM & ED: POSITIVE EFFECTS UNDER LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH TESTOSTERONE UNDECANOATE INJECTIONS (TU) Dany-Jan Yassin*, Aksam Yassin, Norderstedt-Hamburg, Germany, Karim Haider, Ahmad Haider, Bremerhaven, Germany
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Tuesday, May 16, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Moderated Poster Session 92
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP92-01 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF POSTOPERATIVE EXTENDED-DURATION VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM PROPHYLAXIS IN HIGH-RISK UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY PATIENTS Russell Terry*, Mohit Gupta, Michael Blute, Paul Crispen, Gainesville, FL
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP92-05 CALCULATING SURGICAL TIME FOR ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY BASED ON PATIENT RELATED METRICS & INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE: RESULTS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL ROBOTIC CYSTECTOMY CONSORTIUM Paul May*, Buffalo, NY, Franklin Dexter, Iowa City, IA, Ahmed Hussein, Youssef Ahmed, Buffalo, NY, Abolfazl Hosseini, Peter Wiklund, Solna, Sweden, James Peabody, Detroit, MI, Koon Ho-Rha, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Lee Richstone, New Hyde Park, NY, Shamim Khan, London, United Kingdom, Carl Wijburg, Arnhem, Netherlands, Matthias Saar, Homburg, Germany, Abdullah Erdem Canda, Ankara, Turkey, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH, Andrew Wagner, Boston, MA, Bertram Yuh, Duarte, CA, Juan Redorta, Barcelona, Spain, M Derya Balbay, Cizre, Turkey, Thomas Maatman, Grand Rapids, MI, Geert Smits, Arnhem, Netherlands, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Michael Stoeckle, Homburg, Germany, Omar Kawa, London, United Kingdom, Ashok Hemal, Winston-Salem, NC, Giovannalberto Pini, Franco Gaboardi, Modena, Italy, Alexandre Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, John Kelly, Wei Shen Tan, London, United Kingdom, Francis Schanne, berwyn, PA, Alon Weizer, Ann Arbor, MI, Taylor C. Peak, WinstonSalem, NC, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
MP92-02 BPA ALERT EFFECT ON CAUTIS HOSPITAL-WIDE AT UIHC Colette Gnade*, Douglas Storm, Patrick Ten Eyck, Iowa City, IA MP92-03 TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINIS PLANE BLOCKADE AS PART OF A MULTIMODAL POSTOPERATIVE ANALGESIA PLAN IS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES IN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY PATIENTS Richard Matulewicz*, Mehul Patel, Jacqueline Morano, Brendan Frainey, Yasin Bhanji, Anton Nader, Shilajit Kundu, Joshua Meeks, Chicago, IL MP92-04 IMPROVEMENT OF INFORMED CONSENT IN UROLOGICAL SURGERIES: PORTABLE VIDEO MEDIA VERSUS STANDARD VERBAL COMMUNICATION. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Sebastian Armijos León*, Federico Rodriguez-Rubio, Cadiz, Spain, Jorge Rioja Zuazu, Zaragoza, Spain, Virginia Sanchez Barrios, Guildford, United Kingdom, Juan Gonza´lez Caballero, Ca´diz, Spain, Bandi Sanjeev, Brisbane, Australia, Elba Canelon, Cadiz, Spain
MP92-06 ANALYSIS OF 30 DAY READMISSION TO AN ADULT UROLOGY SERVICE: ASSESSMENT OF RISK FACTORS AND BASIS FOR A QUALITY INDEX METRIC Suraj Parikh*, Alex E. Ward, John L. Phillips, Majid A. Eshghi, Sean A. Fullerton, Gerald J. Matthews, Michael Stern, Muhammad S. Choudhury, Valhalla, NY MP92-07 TAKE NOTES: IDENTIFYING DRIVERS OF 30 DAY READMISSION AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Naveen Kachroo*, Daniel Pucheril, Detroit, MI, Tae Kim, Ji Qi, Anna Johnson, Ann Arbor, MI, Edward Schervish, St. Clair Shores, MI, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, James Dupree, Ann Arbor, MI, James Peabody, Detroit, MI, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI MP92-08 RACIAL DISPARITY AND ADHERENCE TO QUALITY MEASURES FOR RADIATION THERAPY OF PROSTATE CANCER Daniel Lee*, Joann Alvarez, Tatsuki Koyama, Matthew Resnick, David Penson, Daniel Barocas, Karen Hoffman, Ceasar Investigators, Nashville, TN
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GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT & PATIENT SAFETY II Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Anurag Das, Roger Dmochowski and Edouard Trabulsi
MP92-15 PREDICTING POST-OPERATIVE READMISSIONS IN PEDIATRIC UROLOGY BY USING THREE VALIDATED COMORBIDITY INDICES Ruiyang Jiang*, Steven Wolf, J. Todd Purves, John S. Wiener, Jonathan C. Routh, Durham, NC
MP92-09 IMPLICATIONS OF REGIONALIZING CARE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD: IMPACT OF DISTANCE TO REFERRAL CENTER ON COMPLIANCE TO BIOPSY RECOMMENDATIONS IN A BRAZILIAN PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING COHORT Alexis Freedland*, Los Angeles, CA, Cathrine Hoyo, Raleigh, NC, Elizabeth Turner, Patricia Moorman, Durham, NC, Roberto Muller, Eliney Faria, Gustavo Carvahal, Barretos, Brazil, Rodolfo Reis, Ribiero Prieto, Brazil, Edmundo Mauad, Andre Carvalho, Barretos, Brazil, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA
MP92-16 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FOR UROLOGISTS: CURRICULAR KEYS FOR EDUCATING RESIDENTS (QUICKER) Eugene Cone*, Durham, NC, Jonathan Bergman, Tannaz Moin, Los Angeles, CA, Ashley Wietsma, Durham, NC, Arlene Fink, Los Angeles, CA, B Price Kerfoot, Boston, MA, Charles Scales, Durham, NC
MP92-10 A RECTAL SWAB GUIDED PROPHYLAXIS PROGRAM ON THE INCIDENCE OF INFECTIOUS COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING TRANS-RECTAL ULTRASOUND GUIDED PROSTATE BIOPSY AND FIDUCIAL MARKER PLACEMENT Alexander Van Hoof, Nedim Ruhotina, Sarah Faisal, Bashar Omarbasha, Christopher Pieczonka, Yi Yang, David Albala*, Syracuse, NY
MP92-17 USE OF GUIDEWIRE DURING PLACEMENT OF PROPHYLACTIC URETERAL LOCALIZATION STENTS (PULSE) FOR COLORECTAL SURGERY (CRS) CASES DECREASES UROLOGIC-INDUCED OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS Ram Pathak*, Gregory Broderick, Kasey Cockerill, Ciarra Boyne, Todd Igel, Raymond Pak, Steven Petrou, Paul Young, Ryan Frank, Nicolette Chimato, David Thiel, Jacksonville, FL
MP92-11 UTILIZATION OF RECTAL SWAB CULTURES PRIOR TO PROSTATE BIOPSY: AN INITIAL SURVEY TO ASSESS PRACTICE AND POSSIBLE BARRIERS TO USE John Graham*, David Silver, Jeffrey Weiss, Brooklyn, NY, Michael Herman, Oceanside, NY
MP92-18 A STUDY OF UROLOGY RESIDENT SLEEP PATTERNS IN RELATION TO VOLUME AND CATEGORY OF OVERNIGHT PAGES IN A HOME CALL SYSTEM Adam Ludvigson*, Gregory Mills, Stephen Ryan, Graham VerLee, Moritz Hansen, Portland, ME
MP92-12 PROSPECTIVE MONITORING OF IMAGING GUIDELINE ADHERENCE IN A STATEWIDE SURGICAL COLLABORATIVE: USE OF STATISTICAL PROCESS METHODS Michael Inadomi*, Yuqing Gao, Susan Linsell, Matthew Plumlee, Ann Arbor, MI, Patrick Hurley, Southfield, MI, James Montie, Khurshid R. Ghani, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
MP92-19 NOVEL, NONTOXIC SKIN CARE FORMULATION ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER CAUTI RATES FOR HIGH-RISK ICU, NEURO, C-V AND TRAUMA PATIENTS WHEN USED FOR FOLEY CATHETER INSERTION AND MAINTENANCE George Turini III*, Providence, RI, Joseph Renzulli II, Saunderstown, RI MP92-20 FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION AT A SAFETY-NET HOSPITAL IN DENVER, CO Diedra Gustafson, Leticia Nogueira, Stephanie Gold, Elizabeth Berry, Rodrigo Donalisio da Silva*, Fernando J. Kim, Denver, CO
MP92-13 IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE AND GUIDELINE COMPLIANCE IN A VETERANS AFFAIRS CYSTOSCOPY CLINIC Conrad Tobert*, P. Joseph Guidos, Bradley Erickson, Kenneth Nepple, Iowa City, IA
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP92-14 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH STAGE AT PRESENTATION AND SURVIVAL IN PENILE CANCER Solomon Woldu*, Ryan Hutchinson, Nirmish Singla, Boyd Viers, Laura-Maria Krabbe, Arthur Sagalowsky, Yair Lotan, Aditya Bagrodia, Vitaly Margulis, Dallas, TX
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Moderated Poster Session 93 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY VII Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jean Joseph and John Lynch ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP93-01 MODIFIED ANASTOMOSIS TECHNIQUE DURING ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: PREVENTION OF URETHRAL RETRACTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF EARLY CONTINENCE Omer Burak Argun*, Mustafa Bilal Tuna, Tunkut Salim Doganca, Ilter Tufek, Panagiotis Mourmouris, Can Obek, Ali Rıza Kural, Istanbul, Turkey
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP93-05 COMPARISON OF FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES BETWEEN LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND ROBOTASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A PROPENSITY SCORE-MATCHED COMPARISON STUDY JaYoon Ku*, ChanHo Lee, Kyoung Lee, KyungHwan Kim, Pusan, Korea, Republic of, Sang Don Lee, Moon Kee Chung, Yangsan, Korea, Republic of, HongKoo Ha, Pusan, Korea, Republic of
MP93-02 COMPARISON OF ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES BETWEEN OPEN VERSUS ROBOT-ASSISTED SALVAGE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A RETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTRE SERIES. Paolo Gontero*, Giancarlo Marra, Paolo Alessio, Marco Oderda, Anna Palazzetti, Francesca Pisano, Antonino Battaglia, Stefania Munegato, Bruno Frea, Turin, Italy, Fernando Munoz, Aosta, Italy, Claudia Filippini, Turin, Italy, Estefania Linares, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Paris, France, Sanchia Goonewardene, Prokar Dasgupta, Declan Cahill, Ben Challacombe, Rick Popert, London, United Kingdom, David Gillatt, Raj Persad, Bristol, United Kingdom, Juan Palou, Barcelona, Spain, Steven Joniau, Leuven, Belgium, Salvatore Smelzo, Thierry Piechaud, Bordeaux, France, Alexandre De La Taille, Cre´teil, France, Morgan Roupret, Paris, France, Simone Albissini, Roland Van Velthoven, Bruxelles, Belgium, Alessandro Morlacco, Sharma Vidit, Rochester, MN, Giorgio Gandaglia, Alexander Mottrie, Aalst, Belgium, Joseph Smith, Shreyas Joshi, Gabriel Fiscus, Nashville, TN, Robert Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
MP93-07 HOSPITAL STAY IS PREDICTIVE OF FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER SURGERY FOR HIGH RISK OR CT3 PROSTATE CANCER Pol Servian Vives*, Amit Patel, Altaf Shamsuddin, Mathias Winkler, London, United Kingdom MP93-08 INTERPRETING PATIENT-REPORTED URINARY AND SEXUAL FUNCTION OUTCOMES ACROSS MULTIPLE VALIDATED INSTRUMENTS Emily Vertosick, Andrew Vickers*, New York, NY, Janet Cowan, Jeanette Broering, Peter Carroll, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA
MP93-03 NOMOGRAM PREDICTING BOWEL DYSFUNCTION FOR MEN WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER TREATED BY RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY, EXTERNAL-BEAM RADIOTHERAPY, OR BRACHYTHERAPY Joseph Zabell*, Joseph Klink, Cleveland, OH, Mark Litwin, Los Angeles, CA, Martin Sanda, Atlanta, GA, Meredith Regan, Boston, MA, Christopher Saigal, Lorna Kwan Herbert, Los Angeles, CA, Tianming Gao, Eric Klein, Michael Kattan, Andrew J. Stephenson, Cleveland, OH
MP93-09 PREDICTORS OF MEMBRANOUS URETHRAL LENGTH MEASUREMENT PRIOR TO RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Sean Mungovan*, Westmead, Australia, Petra Graham, Sydney, Australia, Jaspreet Sandhu, Oguz Akin, New York, NY, Manish Patel, Westmead, Australia MP93-10 URINARY, BOWEL, AND SEXUAL FUNCTION AT 2 YEARS FOLLOWING MANAGEMENT OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Shree Agrawal*, Anna Zampini, Bradley Gill, Sudhir Isharwal, Joseph Zabell, Yaw Nyame, JJ Haijing Zhang, Eric Klein, Andrew J Stephenson, Cleveland, OH
MP93-04 THE RISK OF URINARY RETENTION FOLLOWING ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND ITS IMPACT ON EARLY CONTINENCE OUTCOMES Mansour Alnazari*, Marc Zanaty, Pierre-Alain Hueber, Emad Rajih, Assad El-Hakim, Kevin C. Zorn, Montreal, Canada
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MP93-06 TECHNICAL FACTORS PREVENTING FULL NERVE SPARING DURING ROBOTICASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN PATIENTS THAT ARE CANDIDATES FOR FULL NERVE SPARING Hariharan Palayapalayam Ganapathi*, Gabriel Ogaya-Pinies, Eduardo Hernandez, Travis Rogers, Tracey Woodlief, Vipul Patel, Celebration, FL
MP93-17 ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE (HRQOL) IN PATIENTS SUBMITTED TO EXTRAPERITONEAL ENDOSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (EERP) AND TRANSPERITONEAL ENDOSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (TERP) WITH EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION Sebastian Piotrowicz*, Łkasz Nyk, Mieszko Kozikowski, Jan Powroz´ik, Jakub Dobruch, Otwock, Poland
MP93-11 EVALUATION OF FUNCTIONAL AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES AFTER ROBOTIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: VALIDATION OF THE PROPOSED SURVIVAL, CONTINENCE, AND POTENCY (SCP) SYSTEM Nicole Dodge, Alexandr Pinkhasov, Ruben Pinkhasov*, Aarti Agarwal, Gaybrielle James, Elena Pop, James Mohler, Buffalo, NY MP93-12 PROSTATE CANCER IN MEN YOUNGER THAN 55: RATES OF FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY POST-ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Tracey Woodlief*, Hariharan Ganapathi, Gabriel Ogaya-Pinies, Eduardo Hernandez, Travis Rogers, Vipul Patel, Celebration, FL
MP93-18 CAVERNOUS NERVE RECONSTRUCTION BY PROCESSED NERVE ALLOGRAFT DURING ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Svetlana Avulova*, Kirk K Keegan, Kristen R Scarpato, Mark D Tyson, Nasvhille, TN, William Sohn, Fontana, CA, John Eifler, Louisville, KY, Brock O’Neil, Salt Lake City, UT
MP93-13 EXPLORING POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS AFTER MINIMALLY INVASIVE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: DOES BODY HABITUS REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE? Simone Albisinni*, Julien Grosman, Fouad Aoun, Thierry Quackels, Alexandre Peltier, Roland van Velthoven, Thierry Roumegue`re, Bruxelles, Belgium
MP93-19 PROSTATE MRI PRIOR TO PROSTATECTOMY DOES NOT IMPACT SURGICAL OUTCOMES Eric Kim*, Joel Vetter, Michael Glamore, Seth Strope, Robert Grubb III, Gerald Andriole, St. Louis, MO
MP93-14 EXTRAPERITONEAL VS. TRANSPERITONEAL ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN THE MORBIDLY OBESE David Horovitz*, Hao Sun, Changyong Feng, Edward Messing, Jean Joseph, Rochester, NY
MP93-20 TUMOR CONTACT LENGTH WITH PROSTATE CAPSULE ON MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AS A POTENTIAL PREDICTOR FOR BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE AFTER ROBOTICASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Kazumi Kamoi*, Koji Okihara, Fumiya Hongo, Yasuyuki Naitoh, Atsuko Iwata, Motohiro Kanazawa, So Ushijima, Osamu Ukimura, Kyoto, Japan
MP93-15 FEASIBILITY OF A WEIGHT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM TAILORED FOR OVERWEIGHT MEN WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER: A PILOT STUDY Meredith Metcalf*, Cole Chana, Lauren Hand, Abigail Stanley, Misty Bechtel, Prabhakar Chalise, Tanner Isaacson, Debra K. Sullivan, Jennifer Klemp, Christie Befort, J. Brantley Thrasher, Jill M. Hamilton-Reeves, Kansas City, KS
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP93-16 IMPACT OF OBESITY ON PROSTATE CANCER RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Vidit Sharma*, Mary E Westerman, Michele Colicchia, Alessandro Morlacco, Matthew K. Tollefson, Stephen A Boorjian, R. Houston Thompson, Igor Frank, Matthew T Gettman, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
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Moderated Poster Session 94 BLADDER & URETHRA: ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY & PHARMACOLOGY II Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Gamal Ghoniem, Paulo Palma and Michael Ruggieri ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP94-01 PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF PLATELET-RICH PLASMA ON URETHRAL STRICTURE MODEL OF MALE RATS Hasan Tavukcu, Omer Aytaç, Fatih Atugˇ, Burçin Alev, Istanbul, Turkey, Ozge Cevik, Sivas, Turkey, Ayse¸n Yarat, Sule Cetinel, Gósel Sener, Haluk Kulaksizoglˇu*, Istanbul, Turkey
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP94-08 GROUP III METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR-MEDIATED REGULATION OF MICTURITION REFLEX IN URETHANEANESTHETIZED RATS Masashi Honda*, Yusuke Kimura, Bunya Kawamoto, Panagiota Tsounapi, Katsuya Hikita, Yonago, Japan, Shogo Shimizu, Takahiro Shimizu, Motoaki Saito, Nankoku, Japan, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan
MP94-02 ANALYSIS OF INTRAVESICAL HYALURONIC ACID EFFECTIVENESS ON AVOIDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACTINIC CYSTITIS IN PATIENTS DURING PELVIC RADIATION THERAPY Giuseppe Figiuolo*, William Leal, Etelvina Karditsa Moreno, Manaus, Brazil MP94-03 ANTI-VEGF TREATMENT DECREASES BLADDER PAIN IN CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE CYSTITIS IN MICE H Lai*, Baixin Shen, Pooja Vijairania, Xiaowei Zhang, Sherri K. Vogt, Robert W. Gereau IV, St Louis, MO
MP94-10 THE VISCOELASTIC, REVERSIBLY PLASTIC, BEHAVIOR OF DETRUSOR SMOOTH MUSCLE EXPLAINS BLADDER HIGH COMPLIANCE. Randy Vince*, John Speich, Adam Klausner, Christopher Neal, Amy Miner, Paul Ratz, Richmond, VA
MP94-04 MECHANICAL CHARACTERISATION AND RUPTURE PRESSURE OF HUMAN URETHRAS: A FEASIBILITY STUDY PERFORMED IN EXPLANTED TISSUE FROM PATIENTS UNDERGOING GENDER REASSIGNMENT SURGERY Eoghan Cunnane*, Niall Davis, Dublin, Ireland, Jochen Hess, Essen, Germany, Michael Walsh, Limerick, Ireland
MP94-11 AUTOPHAGY, APOPTOSIS AND CELL PROLIFERATION IN EXTROPHYEPISPADIAS COMPLEX Mahsa Shabaninia*, Ali Tourchi, Heather Di Carlo, John Gearhart, Baltimore, MD
MP94-05 CHRONIC RAT MODEL FOR TESTING NEW THERAPIES FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE Chrissie T. Wøien*, Thomas M. Andersen, Odense, Denmark, Travis K. Mann-Gow, Burlington, VT, Peter Zvara, Odense, Denmark
MP94-12 BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION INDUCED REMODELING OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX OF HUMAN BLADDER SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS VIA IL-6 Yifei Lin*, Kunjie Wang, Chengdu, China, People’s Republic of
MP94-06 MORPHOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL RESTORATION COMPARISON BETWEEN A NOVEL BILAYER CHITOSAN AND BLADDER ACELLULAR MATRIX GRAFT AS SCAFFOLDS IN A RAT BLADDER AUGMENTATION MODEL. Dongdong Xiao, Qiong Wang, Mujun LU*, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP94-13 THE EFFECT OF FREE RADICAL SCAVENGER ON THE OXIDATION STRESS IN PARTIAL BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION AND ITS RELIEF IN RAT MODEL Min Soo Choo*, Hwaseong-si, Korea, Republic of, Songzhe Piao, Yanji, China, People’s Republic of, Seung-June Oh, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP94-07 PATIENTS WITH NOCTURNAL POLYURIA PRESENTED A DIFFERENT NIGHT-TIME AND DAY-TIME BLADDER CAPACITY: IMPLICATION FOR NOCTURIA Fabrizio Presicce*, Cosimo De Nunzio, Federica Puccini, Alberto Melchionna, Riccardo Lombardo, Andrea Tubaro, Rome, Italy
*Presenting author
MP94-14 URODYNAMIC EVALUATION OF DA-8010 IN CONSCIOUS RATS WITH PARTIAL BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION Min Soo Choo*, Hwaseong, Korea, Republic of, Jun-Hwan Moon, Hyung Keun Lee, Min Jung Lee, Yongin, Korea, Republic of, Seong Ho Lee, Jun Hyun Han, Hwaseong, Korea, Republic of, Sung Hak Choi, Yongin, Korea, Republic of
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MP94-09 ROLE OF THE SEROTONERGIC SYSTEM IN URETHRAL CONTINENCE REFLEXES DURING SNEEZING IN RATS Takahisa Suzuki*, Pittsburgh, PA, Takahiro Shimizu, Nankoku, Japan, Joombeom Kwon, Eiichiro Takaoka, Shun Takai, Nobutaka Shimizu, Pittsburgh, PA, Naoki Wada, Asahikawa, Japan, Seiichiro Ozono, Hamamatsu, Japan, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
MP94-15 MUSCARINIC M3- AND M2- RECEPTORACTIVATED SIGNALING IN THE BLADDER IS INVERSELY REGULATED BY CAVEOLAE. Vivian Cristofaro*, Maryrose P. Sullivan, Boston, MA
MP94-18 UROTHELIAL CELLS EXPRESS A FUNCTIONAL SUCCINATE RECEPTOR GPR91 Abubakr Mossa, Monica Velasquez-Flores, Philippe Cammisotto, Lysanne Campeau*, Montreal, Canada
MP94-16 OXIDATIVE STRESS-RELATED ALTERATIONS IN THE BLADDER OF A SHORT-PERIOD DIABETES TYPE-2 RAT MODEL. Panagiota Tsounapi*, Masashi Honda, Yonago, Japan, Fotios Dimitriadis, Ioannina, Greece, Yusuke Kimura, Yonago, Japan, Shogo Shimizu, Nankoku, Japan, Bunya Kawamoto, Katsuya Hikita, Yonago, Japan, Motoaki Saito, Nankoku, Japan, Nikolaos Sofikitis, Ioannina, Greece, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan
MP94-19 A POTENTIAL NOVEL MECHANISM FOR DETRUSOR UNDER-ACTIVITY MEDIATED BY MYOSIN LIGHT CHAIN PHOSPHORYLATION AND AMPDEPENDENT KINASE Randy Vince*, Ramanan Remesh, John Speich, Adam Klausner, Amy Miner, Paul Ratz, Richmond, VA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP94-17 DYNAMIC IMAGING OF URINE FLOW AT BLADDER NECK IN RABITT DURING VOIDING USING TRACER BY WRELESS CAPSULE ENDOSCOPE Tokunori Yamamoto*, Hideki Mizuno, Nagoya, Japan, Shigehiro Soh, Koshigaya, Japan, Yasuhito Funahashi, Yoshihisa Matsukawa, Masanao Nakamura, Momokazu Gotoh, Nagoya, Japan
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 63 TRAUMA/RECONSTRUCTION/DIVERSION: EXTERNAL GENITALIA RECONSTRUCTION AND UROTRAUMA (INCLUDING TRANSGENDER SURGERY) II Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Steven Brandes, Arnulf Stenzl and Lee Zhao
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD63-01 SEVERE PENILE INJURIES SUSTAINED DURING OPERATIONS IRAQI AND ENDURING FREEDOM: EVALUATING THE TOUGH COHORT FOR PENILE TRANSPLANTATION Steven Hudak*, Judson Janak, Jean Orman, Michael Davis, San Antonio, TX
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:20 PD63-03 RECOVERY OF THE FUNCTION OF THE KIDNEY FOLLOWING RENAL TRAUMA AND CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT Kanishka Kumar, Shrawan Singh*, BR Mittal, Shivanshu Singh, Arup K Mandal, Chandigarh, India
PD63-02 COMPLIANCE WITH AUA GUIDELINES WITH EXCRETORY PHASE IMAGING FOR EVALUATION OF HIGH-GRADE RENAL TRAUMA: RESULTS FROM THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR SURGERY OF TRAUMA (AAST) GENITOURINARY TRAUMA STUDY Brandi Miller*, Detroit, MI, Sorena Keihani, Salt Lake City, UT, Brian P. Smith, Patrick M. Reilly, Philadelphia, PA, Xian Luo-Owen, Kaushik Mukherjee, Loma Linda, CA, Bradley J. Morris, Sarah Majercik, Murray, UT, Peter B. Thomsen, Bradley A. Erickson, Iowa City, IA, Benjamin N. Breyer, Gregory Murphy, San Francisco, CA, Richard A. Santucci, Detroit, MI, Timothy Hewitt, Frank N. Burks, Royal Oak, MI, Erik S. DeSoucy, Scott A. Zakaluzny, Sacramento, CA, LaDonna Allen, Jurek F. Kocik, Tyler, TX, Raminder Nirula, Jeremy B. Myers, Salt Lake City, UT
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PD63-04 ROLE OF REPEAT IMAGING IN RENAL TRAUMA MANAGEMENT : RESULTS OF A FRENCH MULTICENTRIC STUDY (TRAUMAFUF) Reem Betari*, Amiens, France, Gaelle Fiard, Grenoble, France, Marine Ruggiero, Paris, France, Ines Dominique, Lyon, France, Lucas Freton, Rennes, France, Jonathan Olivier, Lille, France, Quentin Langouet, Tours, France, Cle´mentine Millet, Paris, France, Se´bastien Bergerat, Strasbourg, France, Paul Panayatopoulos, Angers, France, Xavier Matillon, Lyon, France, Ala Chebbi, Rouen, France, Thomas Caes, Lille, France, PierreMarie Patard, Toulouse, France, Nicolas Szabla, Caen, France, Nicolas Brichart, Orle´ans, France, Laura Sabourin, Paris, France, Kerem Guleryuz, Caen, France, Charles Dariane, Ce´dric Lebacle, Paris, France, Je´roˆme Rizk, Lille, France, Franc¸oisXavier Madec, Nantes, France, Franc¸oisXavier Nouhaud, Rouen, France, Benjamin Pradere, Tours, France, Xavier Rod, Nantes, France, Marine Hutin, Montpellier, France, Benoit Peyronnet, Rennes, France
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PD63-05 BLUNT RENAL TRAUMA: VALIDATION OF A CONSERVATIVE FOLLOW-UP IMAGING STRATEGY Kieran J Breen*, Eanna O’Corragain, Paul Sweeney, Eamonn Rogers, Eamonn A Kiely, Frank M O’Brien, Cork, Ireland
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PD63-06 NONOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT HAS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED FOR BOTH BLUNT AND PENETRATING RENAL TRAUMA: DATA FROM THE NATIONAL TRAUMA DATA BANK Marc Colaco*, Winston-Salem, NC, Susan MacDonald, Hershey, PA, Ryan Terlecki, Winston-Salem, NC PD63-07 PERINEPHRIC HEMATOMA SIZE IS INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE NEED FOR UROLOGIC INTERVENTION IN BLUNT RENAL TRAUMA Logan Zemp*, Uday Mann, Keith Rourke, Edmonton, Canada
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PD63-08 EARLY MOBILIZATION IS SAFE AFTER RENAL TRAUMA : A MULTICENTER STUDY Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Jonathan Olivier, Lille, France, Marine Hutin, Montpellier, France, Francois-Xavier Nouhaud, Toulouse, France, Quentin Langouet, Tours, France, Marina Ruggiero, Kremlin-Bicetre, France, Ines Dominique, Lucas Freton, Rennes, France, Cle´mentine Millet, Clermont-Ferrand, France, Sebastien Bergerat, Strasbourg, France, Paul Panayotopoulos, Angers, France, Reem Betari, Amiens, France, Xavier Matillon, Lyon, France, Ala Chebbi, Rouen, France, Thomas Caes, Lille, France, Pierre-Marie Patard, Toulouse, France, Nicolas Szabla, Caen, France, Nicolas Brichart, Orle´ans, France, Axelle Bohem, Tours, France, Laura Sabourin, Clermont-Ferrand, France, Kerem Guleryuz, Caen, France, Charles Dariane, Paris, France, Cedric Lebacle, KremlinBicetre, France, Jerome Rizk, Lille, France, Alexandre Gryn, Toulouse, France, Xavier Rod, Francois-Xavier Madec, Nantes, France, Gaelle Fiard, Grenoble, France, Benjamin Prade`re, Rennes, France
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PD63-09 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING PRIMARY PENILE INVERSION VAGINOPLASTY AMONG 330 MALE-TO-FEMALE TRANSGENDER PATIENTS Thomas Gaither*, Mohannad Awad, San Francisco, CA, E. Charles Osterberg, Austin, TX, Gregory Murphy, San Francisco, CA, Angelita Romero, Marci Bowers, Burlingame, CA, Benjamin Breyer, San Francisco, CA
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PD63-10 ONE-STAGE GENDER CONFIRMATION SURGERY (METOIDIOPLASTY) FOR FEMALE-TO-MALE TRANSSEXUALS Marta Bizic, Borko Stojanovic, Vladimir Kojovic, Miroslav Djordjevic*, Belgrade, Serbia
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PD63-11 SURGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING ADULT BURIED PENIS REPAIR WITH LIMITED SUPRAPUBIC PANNICULECTOMY AND SPLITTHICKNESS SKIN GRAFTING Lindsay Hampson*, San Francisco, CA, Wade Muncey, C.C. Ma, Jeffrey Friedrich, Hunter Wessells, Bryan Voelzke, Seattle, WA
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PD63-12 EXCISION AND PRIMARY ANASTOMOSIS RECONSTRUCTION FOR TRAUMATIC STRICTURES OF THE PENILE URETHRA Boyd Viers*, Billy Cordon, Travis Pagliara, Jeremy Scott, Dallas, TX, Noel Armenakas, New York, NY, Allen Morey, Dallas, TX APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
*Presenting author
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Podium Session 64 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: NEUROGENIC VOIDING DYSFUNCTION II Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Lysanne Campeau and E. Ann Gormley
TIME 7:00
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD64-01 THE NEUROGENIC BLADDER SYMPTOM SCORE (NBSS): AN ASSESSMENT OF ITS EXTERNAL VALIDITY AND ABILITY TO DETECT CHANGE Blayne Welk*, London, Canada, Sara Lenherr, Salt Lake City, UT, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN, John Stoffel, Ann Arbor, MI, Angela Presson, Chong Zhang, Salt Lake City, UT, Richard Baverstock, Kevin Carlson, Calgary, Canada, Jeremy Myers, Salt Lake City, UT
7:10
PD64-02 IS NEUROGENIC BLADDER A RISK FACTOR FOR FEBRILE URINARY TRACT INFECTION AFTER URETEROSCOPY, AND IF SO, WHY? Craig Stauffer*, Elizabeth Snyder, Tin Ngo, Chris Elliott, Palo Alto, CA
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PD64-03 DEMONSTRATION OF LEVATOR ANI EMG ACTIVITY BELOW THE LEVEL OF INJURY IN COMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY (SCI) USING OVER GROUND ROBOTIC EXOSKELETON WALKING Lynn Stothers*, Chisholm Amanda, Raid Alamro, A Williams, Tania Lam, Vancouver, Canada
7:30
PD64-04 QUALITY OF LIFE ASSOCIATED WITH BLADDER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY Shyam Sukumar*, Minneapolis, MN, Sara Lenherr, Jeremy Myers, Darshan Patel, Salt Lake City, UT, Ronak Gor, Minneapolis, MN, Amitabh Jha, Angela Presson, Chong Zhang, Jeffrey Rosenbluth, Salt Lake City, UT, John Stoffel, Ann Arbor, MI, Blayne Welk, London, Canada, Sean Elliott, Minneapolis, MN
7:40
PD64-05 SWITCH TO ABOBOTULINUM TOXIN A MAY BE USEFUL IN THE TREATMENT OF NEUROGENIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY WHEN INTRADETRUSOR INJECTIONS OF ONABOTULINUM TOXIN A FAILED Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Florie Bottet, Romain Boissier, Marseille, France, Andrea Manunta, Rennes, France, Benedicte Reiss, Nantes, France, Jean-Gabriel Previnaire, Berck, France, Jacques Kerdraon, Rennes, France, Alain Ruffion, Lyon, France, Loic Lenormand, Brigitte Perrouin-Verbe, Nantes, France, Sarah Gaillet, Marseille, France, Xavier Game´, Toulouse, France, Gilles Karsenty, Marseille, France
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 7:50 PD64-06 MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH ONABOTULINUMTOXIN-A IN PATIENTS WITH PRIOR AUGMENTATION CYSTOPLASTY Laura Martinez*, Houston, TX, Ryan Tubre, Kansas City, KS, Robyn Roberts, Galveston, TX, Timothy Boone, Julie Stewart, Houston, TX, Tomas Griebling, Kansas City, KS, Rose Khavari, Houston, TX, Priya Padmanabhan, Kansas City, KS 8:00
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PD64-07 INTRADETRUSOR INJECTIONS OF BOTULINUM TOXIN A IN ADULT PATIENTS WITH SPINAL DYSRAPHISM: RESULTS OF A MULTICENTER STUDY Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Alexia Even, Garches, France, Alix Verrando, Paris, France, Gregoire Capon, Marianne De Se`ze, Bordeaux, France, Juliette Hascoet, Rennes, France, Claire Lenormand, Nantes, France, Charlotte Maurin, Marseillle, France, Xavier Biardeau, Lille, France, Laure Monleon, Tours, France, Jacques Kerdraon, Rennes, France, Evelyne Castel-Lacanal, Toulouse, France, Francois Marcelli, Lille, France, Maximilien Baron, Rouen, France, MarieAime´e Perrouin-Verbe, Nantes, France, Cle´ment Allenet, Bordeaux, France, Pascal Mouracade, CHU Strasbourg, France, Boutin Jean-Michel, Tours, France, Christian Saussine, CHU Strasbourg, France, Philippe Grise, Rouen, France, Loic Lenormand, Nantes, France, Emmanuel Chartier-Kastler, Paris, France, Jean-Nicolas Cornu, Chu Rouen, France, Gilles Karsenty, Marseille, France, Brigitte Schurch, Lausanne, Switzerland, Pierre Denys, Garches, France, Gerard Amarenco, Paris, France, Andrea Manunta, Rennes, France, Xavier Game´, Toulouse, France
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PD64-08 CAN WE AVOID BLADDER AUGMENTATION IN CASE OF FAILURE OF A FIRST INTRADETRUSOR BOTULINUM TOXIN INJECTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL DYSRAPHISM? Benoit Peyronnet*, Rennes, France, Gerard Amarenco, Paris, France, Alexia Even, Garches, France, Marianne De Se`ze, Gregoire Capon, Bordeaux, France, Maximilien Baron, Rouen, France, Alix Verrando, Paris, France, Juliette Hascoet, Rennes, France, Claire Lenormand, Nantes, France, Charlotte Maurin, Marseillle, France, Xavier Biardeau, Lille, France, Laure Monleon, Tours, France, Jacques Kerdraon, Rennes, France, Evelyne Castel-Lacanal, Toulouse, France, Francois Marcelli, Lille, France, Marie-Aime´e Perrouin-Verbe, Nantes, France, Cle´ment Allenet, Bordeaux, France, Pascal Mouracade, CHU Strasbourg, France, Boutin Jean-Michel, Tours, France, Christian Saussine, CHU Strasbourg, France, Philippe Grise, Rouen, France, Loic Lenormand, Nantes, France, Emmanuel Chartier-Kastler, Paris, France, Jean-Nicolas Cornu, Chu Rouen, France, Gilles Karsenty, Marseille, France, Brigitte Schurch, Lausanne, Switzerland, Pierre Denys, Garches, France, Andrea Manunta, Rennes, France, Xavier Game´, Toulouse, France
PD64-10 LONG TERM OUTCOME FOLLOWING BLADDER NECK ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER IMPLANTATION Simon Bugeja*, Stella Ivaz, Stacey Frost, Mariya Dragova, Daniela E Andrich, Anthony R Mundy, London, United Kingdom
8:40
PD64-11 NEW NOVEL CHRONIC TIBIAL NEUROMODULATION (CTNM) TREATMENT OPTION FOR OAB SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVES URGENCY (UI)/URGE INCONTINENCE (UUI) AND NORMALIZES SLEEP PATTERNS Karl-Dietrich Sievert*, Lilliana Milinovic, Esra Foditch, Salzburg, Austria, Stefan DeWachter, Antwerp, Belgium, Anne Roggenkamp, Salzburg, Austria, Thomas Kessler, Zurich, Switzerland
8:50
PD64-12 URODYNAMIC FINDINGS OF PATIENTS WITH BRAIN TUMOR CLASSIFIED BY LOCATION OF AFFECTED AREA Hee Seo Son*, Mark Benson Gamo, Jongsoo Lee, Jong Won Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Sang-Hyeon Cheon, Ulsan, Korea, Republic of, Ju Tae Seo, Jang Hwan Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD64-09 LONG-TERM OUTCOME OF ADENOSINE A2A RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST ON LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS IN MALE PARKINSON’S DISEASE PATIENTS Takeya Kitta*, Ichiro Yabe, Yukiko Kanno, Ouchi Mifuka, Kimihiko Moriya, Ikuko Takahashi, Masaaki Matsushima, Hidenao Sasaki, Nobuo Shinohara, Sarporo, Japan
*Presenting author
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Podium Session 65 PROSTATE CANCER: MARKERS II Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Kirsten Greene and J. Brantley Thrasher
TIME 7:00
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD65-01 GERMLINE MUTATIONS IN THE KALLIKREIN 6 REGION AND PREDISPOSITION FOR AGGRESSIVE PROSTATE CANCER Laurent Briollais, Hilmi Ozcelik, Jingxiong Xu, Toronto, Canada, Maciej Kwiatkowski, Aarau, Switzerland, Emilie Lalonde, Dorota H Sendorek, Neil E Fleshner, Toronto, Canada, Franz Recker, Aarau, Switzerland, Cynthia Kuk, Ekaterina Olkhov-Mitsel, Toronto, Canada, Sevtap Savas, St. John‘s, Canada, Sally Hanna, Tristan Juvet, Geoffrey A Hunter, Matt Friedlander, Hong Li, Karen Chadwick, Ioannis Prassas, Antoninus Soosaipillai, Toronto, Canada, Marco Randazzo, Aarau, Switzerland, John Trachtenberg, Ants Toi, Yu-Jia Shiah, Michael Fraser, Theodorus van der Kwast, Robert G Bristow, Bharati Bapat, Eleftherios P. Diamandis, Paul C Boutros, Alexandre R Zlotta*, Toronto, Canada
7:10
PD65-02 ONCOSOMES AS A NOVEL LIQUID BIOPSY BIOMARKER FOR QUANTIFYING METASTATIC CANCER DYNAMICS IN REAL-TIME Florence Deng*, Yohan Kim, Andrew Poon, Tom Liao, Hon Leong, London, Canada
7:20
PD65-03 DECIPHER GENE EXPRESSION LEVELS DO NOT CORRELATE WITH PATHOLOGIC FEATURES OF AGGRESSIVE PROSTATE CANCER IN AFRICAN AMERICANS Jordan Alger*, Rohit Patil, Anna Chichura, Filipe La Fuente Carvalho, Jonathan Hwang, Lambros Stamatakis, Washington, DC
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 8:00 PD65-07 ISOPSA™: INTERIM CLINICAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A NOVEL STRUCTURE-BASED BIOMARKER FOR PROSTATE CANCER IN A MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE TRIAL FOR GLEASON >7 Eric Klein*, Mark Stovsky, Cleveland, OH, Jason Hafron, Kenneth Kernan, Troy, MI, Kannan Manickam, Baltimore, MD, Hui Zhu, Cleveland, OH, Matthew Wagner, Clackamas, OR
PD65-04 NUCLEOLIN STAINING MAY AID IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF CIRCULATING PROSTATE CANCER CELLS Heather Chalfin*, James Verdone, Emma van der Toom, Stephanie Glavaris, Michael Gorin, Kenneth Pienta, Baltimore, MD PD65-05 URINE EXPRESSION OF TIMP1, SERPINB1, AND SEMENOGELIN 2 MAY DIFFERENTIATE MEN WITH LOW-RISK OR NO EVIDENCE OF PROSTATE CANCER FROM MEN WITH HIGH-RISK OR METASTATIC DISEASE Sarah Prophet*, Adam Feldman, Mary Fergus, Bruce Zetter, Boston, MA PD65-06 PATIENT NCCN RISK CLASSIFICATION BASED ON COMBINED CLINICAL CELL CYCLE RISK (CCR) SCORE E. David Crawford*, Aurora, CO, Steve Stone, Julia Reid, Michael Brawer, Salt Lake City, UT
8:10
PD65-08 DISTINGUISHING LOW VERSUS HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER LESIONS USING RADIOMIC FEATURES DERIVED FROM MULTI-PARAMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI) Rakesh Shiradkar*, Soumya Ghose, Cleveland, OH, Robert Villani, Eran Ben-Levi, Ardeshir Rastinehad, New York, NY, Anant Madabhushi, Cleveland, OH
8:20
PD65-09 DOES 4K AND/OR MICHIGAN PROSTATE SCORE CHANGE CANCER DETECTION RATES IN MULTI-PARAMETRIC MRI DISCOVERED PIRADS 3 OR LOWER LESIONS? Wei Phin Tan*, Patrick Whelan, Jessica Phelps, Andrea Strong, Megan Lowe, Stephanie Shors, Gregory White, Shahid Ekbal, Charles McKiel, Leslie Deane, Chicago, IL
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PD65-10 USING MP-MRI GUIDED PROSTATE NEEDLE BIOPSY SAMPLES TO IMPROVE PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS. Jonathan Olivier*, Jonathan Kay, Vasili Stravinides, Freeman Alex, Hashim Ahmed, Caroline Moore, Emberton Mark, Whitaker Hayley, London, United Kingdom
8:40
PD65-11 DOES PI-RADS V2 SCORES PREDICT ADVERSE SURGICAL PATHOLOGY AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? Hao Nguyen*, Antonio Westphalen, Ameli Niloufar, Michael Leapman, Janet Cowan, Jeff Simko, Katsuto Shinohara, Peter Carroll, San Francisco, CA
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PD65-12 THE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR BECOMES A NOVEL PREDICTIVE BIOMARKER OF PROSTATE CANCER PROGRESSION WHEN POST TRANSLATIONALLY ACTIVATED BY THE FER KINASE ON TYROSINE 223 Turki Altaylouni*, Fatima Zouanat, Eleonora Scarlata, Tarik Benidir, Lucie Hamel, Fadi Brimo, Louis Be´gin, Armen Aprikian, Simone Chevalier, Montreal, Canada APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Podium Session 66 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY VI Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Paul Russo, Fernando Secin and Michael Stifelman ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD66-01 RENAL CELL CARCINOMA WITH PERIRENAL FAT INVASION: IS PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY AS GOOD AS RADICAL SURGERY? Fabio Gallucci*, Mauricio Cordeiro, Joao Barbosa, Paulo Afonso Carvalho, Henrique Nonemacher, Eder Ilario, Arnaldo Fazoli, Daniel Abe, Valter Cassao, Romulo Mattedi, William Nahas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
7:10
PD66-02 ARE ALL RENAL ONCOCYTIC NEOPLASMS CREATED EQUALLY? Chandra K. Flack*, Adam C. Calaway, Indianapolis, IN, Brady L. Miller, Madison, WI, Maria M. Picken, Maywood, IL, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI, Gopal G. Gupta, Maywood, IL, Ronald S. Boris, Indianapolis, IN
7:20
PD66-03 SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH END STAGE RENAL DISEASE AS A RESULT OF KIDNEY CANCER Joseph Rodriguez*, Scott Johnson, Zachary Smith, Gary Steinberg, Chicago, IL
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ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 8:00 PD66-07 CREATION OF A PREDICTION TOOL FOR RENAL FUNCTION AFTER PARTIAL AND RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY: PERSONALIZING DECISION-MAKING FOR RENAL CANCER SURGERY Bimal Bhindi*, Christine Lohse, Ross Mason, John Cheville, Stephen Boorjian, Bradley Leibovich, R. Houston Thompson, Rochester, MN
PD66-04 SOME MINUTES COUNT MORE THAN OTHERS: VARIATION IN WARM ISCHEMIA TIME < 25 MINUTES HAS NO EFFECT ON KIDNEY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITHOUT IMPAIRED RENAL FUNCTION Daniel Rosen*, David Paulucci, New York, NY, Ronney Abaza, Columbus, OH, Daniel Eun, Philadelphia, PA, Akshay Bhandari, Miami Beach, FL, Ashok Hemal, WinstonSalem, NC, Ketan Badani, New York, NY PD66-05 USE OF INTRAOPERATIVE MANNITOL DURING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FAILS TO PROVIDE SHORT-TERM OR LONGTERM RENAL FUNCTION BENEFIT – EVEN IN HIGH RISK POPULATIONS Jeremy Reese*, Julein Dagenais, Matthew Maurice, Pascal Mouracade, Onder Kara, Ryan Nelson, Jihad Kaouk, Cleveland, OH PD66-06 RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED, DOUBLE BLINDED, PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF RENAL FUNCTION FOLLOWING MANNITOL ADMINISTRATION DURING MINIMALLY INVASIVE ROBOTICASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Stephen Phillips*, Kellen Choi, Sharon Hill, Deem Samuel, Charleston, WV
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PD66-08 PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RECURRENCE RISK AMONG CLINICAL STAGE T1 UPSTAGED TO PATHOLOGIC T3A RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Paras Shah*, New Hyde Park, NY, Daniel Moreira, Chicago, IL, Vinay Patel, New Hyde Park, NY, Arvin George, Ann Arbor, MI, Geoffrey Gaunay, Manaf Alom, Michael Schwartz, Manish Vira, Lee Richstone, Louis Kavoussi, New Hyde Park, NY
8:20
PD66-09 UTILIZATION OF ROBOTIC VERSUS OPEN PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR MANAGEMENT OF CT1 AND CT2 RENAL MASSES Mahmoud Alameddine*, Tulay Koru-Sengul, Feng Miao, Luı´s Felipe Sa´vio, Ian Zheng, Vivek Venkatramani, Nachiketh Soodana Prakash, Joshua S Jue, Bruno Nahar, Chad Ritch, Sanoj Punnen, Dipen J. Parekh, Mark L. Gonzalgo, Miami, FL
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PD66-10 BULB SUCTION DRAINAGE IS NOT NECESSARY AFTER ROUTINE ROBOTICASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: A LARGE CASE-CONTROL ANALYSIS Christopher Winter*, Wesley White, Ryan Pickens, Knoxville, TN
8:40
PD66-11 ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES COMPARING INTRAVESICAL AND EXTRAVESICAL BLADDER CUFF EXCISION FOLLOWING RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY FOR UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Amir Toussi*, Tanner Miest, Stephen Boorjian, George Chow, R. Houston Thompson, Bradley Leibovich, Matthew Tollefson, Rochester, MN
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PD66-12 OUTCOMES ON ILEAL MUCOSAL CUFF MANAGEMENT DURING RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY Amir Toussi*, Vidit Sharma, Tanner Miest, George Chow, Bradley Leibovich, Matthew Tollefson, Rochester, MN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
*Presenting author
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TIME 7:00
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7:00 am - 9:00 am
Podium Session 67 BLADDER CANCER: INVASIVE VII Room 205 BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Anne Schuckman and Gary Steinberg
TIME 7:00
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD67-01 LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AND MORBIDITY OF PROSTATE SPARING CYSTECTOMY VERSUS CYSTOPROSTATECTOMY: A CASE CONTROLLED STUDY. Mohamed Saad M.*, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Eric Barret, Marc Galiano, Franc¸ois Rozet, Nathalie Cathala, Annick Mombet, Dominique Prapotnich, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 8:00 PD67-07 OPEN VERSUS ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND INTRACORPOREAL URINARY DIVERSIONS: MID-TERM PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHED ANALYSIS OF PERIOPERATIVE AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES Giuseppe Simone, Leonardo Misuraca, Rome, Italy, Andre Luis De Castro Abreu, Los Angeles, CA, Gabriele Tuderti*, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Salvatore Guaglianone, Rome, Italy, Gus Miranda, Los Angeles, CA, Francesco Minisola, Rome, Italy, Monish Aron, Inderbir Singh Gill, Los Angeles, CA, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy, Mihir Desai, Los Angeles, CA
PD67-02 CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR PROSTATE SPARING CYSTECTOMY: DO WE NEED TO TIGHTEN THEM? Mohamed Saad M.*, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Eric Barret, Marc Galiano, Franc¸ois Rozet, Nathalie Cathala, Annick Mombet, Dominique Prapotnich, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France PD67-03 THE ONCOLOGICAL IMPACT OF TRANSURETHRAL ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE VERSUS MILLIN’S ADENOMECTOMY IN PROSTATE SPARING CYSTECTOMY CASES Mohamed Saad M.*, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Eric Barret, Marc Galiano, Franc¸ois Rozet, Nathalie Cathala, Annick Mombet, Dominique Prapotnich, Xavier Cathelineau, Mohamed Saad M., Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Eric Barret, Marc Galiano, Franc¸ois Rozet, Nathalie Cathala, Annick Mombet, Dominique Prapotnich, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France
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PD67-08 LONG TERM ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOME OF ROBOTIC ASSISTED VERSUS OPEN CYSTECTOMY Kawa Omar*, Brian Parsons, Martina Smekal, Rajesh Nair, Ramesh Thurairaja, Shamim Khan, London, United Kingdom
8:20
PD67-09 COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVNESS OF ROBOT-ASSISTED VS. OPEN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Nawar Hanna*, Jeffrey J. Leow, Maxine Sun, Nicolas von Landenberg, Philipp Gild, Boston, MA, Firas Abdollah, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Adam S. Kibel, Joaquim Bellmunt, Toni K. Choueiri, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Boston, MA
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PD67-04 EARLY AND LATE COMPLICATIONS OF ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND INTRACORPOREAL URINARY DIVERSION Sameer Chopra*, Fatima Hussain, Andre Abreu, Nariman Ahmadi, Andre Berger, Inderbir Gill, Monish Aron, Mihir Desai, Los Angeles, CA
8:30
PD67-10 INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS FOR PERITONEAL CARCINOMATOSIS FOLLOWING OPEN RADICAL CYSTECTOMY David Y Yang*, Igor Frank, Ross A Avant, Prabin Thapa, Stephen A Boorjian, Matthew K Tollefson, Rochester, MN
7:40
PD67-05 FACILITY VOLUME AND TYPE IS ASSOCIATED WITH RECEIPT OF CONTINENT DIVERSION FOR BOTH OPEN AND ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Kaitlin Kosinski, Melissa Fazzari, Michael Kongnyuy, Daniel Halpern, Mineola, NY, Marc Smaldone, Philadelphia, PA, Jeffrey Schiff, Aaron Katz, Anthony Corcoran*, Mineola, NY
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PD67-06 PATHOLOGIC METRICS OF SURGICAL QUALITY IN OPEN AND ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IMPROVED AT HIGHER VOLUME AND ACADEMIC CENTERS Kaitlin Kosinski, Melissa Fazzari, Michael Kongnyuy, Daniel Halpern, Mineola, NY, Marc Smaldone, Philadelphia, PA, Jeffrey Schiff, Aaron Katz, Anthony Corcoran*, Mineola, NY
PD67-11 ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER RADICAL CYSTECTOMY REDUCES COST AND LENGTH OF STAY: THE JOHNS HOPKINS EXPERIENCE. Alice Semerjian*, Niv Milbar, Max Kates, Michael Gorin, Heather Chalfin, Cary Stimson, William Yang, Steven Frank, Deb Hobson, Lindsay Robertson, Ken Lee, Michael Johnson, Phillip Pierorazio, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
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PD67-12 SAFETY & FEASIBILITY OF BLADDER AND PROSTATE ROBOTIC SURGERY AFTER RADIATION THERAPY Tareq Aro*, David Kakiashvili, Kamil Malshy, Valentin Shabataev, Gilad Amiel, haifa, Israel APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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Video Session 11 UROLITHIASIS The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access. Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Altan Ilkay, Necole Streeper and Michael Wong
V11-02
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AVICENNA ROBOFLEX, FOR ROBOTIC ASSISTED RETROGRADE INTRARENAL LASER LITHOTRIPSY OF THE KIDNEY STONES, LARGER THAN 2 CM. Anup Patel*, London, United Kingdom, Jan Klein, Ulm, Germany, Yasser Farahat, Umm al Quwain, United Arab Emirates, Nida Zafer Tokatli, Ahmet Sinan Kabakci, Remzi Saglam, Ankara, Turkey APPLYING UROLITHIASIS TECHNIQUES TO BILIARY STONES: PERCUTANEOUS TRANSHEPATIC LITHOTRIPSY Brett Johnson*, John Roger Bell, Prasad Dalvie, John McDermott, Stephen Nakada, Madison, WI DUSTING UTILIZING SUCTION TECHNIQUE (DUST) FOR PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: DEDICATED LASER HANDPIECE TO TREAT A STAGHORN STONE Khurshid Ghani*, William Roberts, Ann Arbor, MI
V11-05
RENAL CALYCEAL DIVERTICULUM WITH STONES - SINGLE-STAGE PERCUTANEOUS APPROACH Nadya E. York*, Hazem M. Elmansy, Marcelino E. Rivera, James E. Lingeman, Indianapolis, IN
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STEP BY STEP ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY: A SINGLE HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE Yite Chiang, Kaiyi Tzou*, Taipei, Taiwan
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ECIRS (ENDOSCOPIC COMBINED INTRARENAL SURGERY) IN THE GALDAKAO-MODIFIED SUPINE VALDIVIA POSITION Cesare Marco Scoffone, Manuela Ingrosso, Cecilia Cracco*, Torino, Italy
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V11-08 COMPLETE SUPINE PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY FROM THE SURGEON’S POINT OF VIEW WITH A GOPRO®. TEN STEPS FOR SUCCESS. Fabio Vicentini*, Hugo Santos, Evaristo Oliveira Neto, Carlos Batagello, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Julia Amundson, Miami, FL, Miguel Srougi, Eduardo Mazzucchi, Sao Paulo, Brazil V11-09
THE PARALLEL GUIDEWIRE RAPID RELEASE PERCUTANEOUS TRACT DILATION Mohammed Lezrek*, Meknes, Morocco, Hicham Tazi, Fes, Morocco, adil slimani, khalil bazine, Amoqurane Beddouch, abdeghani ammani, mohammed alami, Meknes, Morocco
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MINI-PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY USING AN INTEGRATED ULTRASONIC AND MECHANICAL LITHOTRIPTER (OLYMPUS SHOCKPULSE-SE LITHOTRIPTER) Joshua Ebel*, Nathaly Franc¸ois, Bodo Knudsen, Columbus, OH
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THULIUM LITHOTRIPSY: FROM EXPERIMENT TO CLINICAL PRACTICE Alim Dymov*, Petr Glybochko, Yuri Alyaev, Andrey Vinarov, Moscow, Russian Federation, Gregory Altshuler, Boston, MA, Viktoria Zamyatina, Fryazinno, Russian Federation, Nikolay Sorokin, Dmitri Enikeev, Vladimir Lekarev, Alexandra Proskura, Alexey Koshkarev, Moscow, Russian Federation
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HOLMIUM LASER SETTINGS DURING LITHOTRIPSY OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF KIDNEY STONES Oriol Angerri*, Juan Manuel López, Pavel Gavrilov, Francisco Sa´nchez-Martı´n, Fe´lix Milla´n, Humberto Villavicencio, Barcelona, Spain APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V11-01 COMPLICATIONS OF PERCUTANEOUS ACCESS DURING PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY Vinaya Vasudevan*, Zeph Okeke, Arthur Smith, New Hyde Park, NY
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 95 STONE DISEASE: EPIDEMIOLOGY & EVALUATION II Room 151 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Lindsay Lombardo, Vernon Pais and Christian Seitz ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP95-01 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ORAL ANTIBIOTICS AND INCIDENT KIDNEY STONES Gregory Tasian*, Thomas Jemelieta, Philadelphia, PA, David Goldfarb, New York, NY, Qufei Wu, Lawrence Copelovitch, Jeffrey Gerber, Michelle Denburg, Philadelphia, PA
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP95-09 DECREASING TREND IN STONE DISEASE: ARE MEN DOING SOMETHING RIGHT? Alan Carnes*, Augusta, GA, Zach Klaassen, Toronto, Canada, Michael Kemper, Durwood Neal, Vinata Lokeshwar, Augusta, GA MP95-10 ASSOCIATION OF PREGNANCY WITH STONE FORMATION AMONG US WOMEN: A NATIONAL HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY ANALYSIS 20072012. Lael Reinstatler*, Sari Khaleel, Vernon Pais, Lebanon, NH
MP95-02 HETEROGENEITY IN CALCIUM-BASED NEPHROLITHIASIS FROM A MATERIALS PERSPECTIVE Benjamin Sherer*, Ling Chen, Ryan Hsi, San Francisco, CA, David Killilea, Oakland, CA, Sunita Ho, Marshall Stoller, San Francisco, CA
MP95-11 EVALUATION, MANAGEMENT, AND OUTCOMES OF PREGNANT PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY SYMPTOMATIC NEPHROLITHIASIS AT A LARGE WOMEN’S HOSPITAL Nabeel Hamoui*, Emily Yura, Mary Kate Keeter, Kaitly Sacotte, Beverely Onyekwuluje, Nirali Shah, Chicago, IL, Granville Lloyd, Denver, CO, Stephanie J. Kielb, Chicago, IL
MP95-03 PATIENT RURALITY INFLUENCES TREATMENT MODALITY FOR URINARY STONE DISEASE Paul Morrison*, George Ghareeb, Thomas Gruca, Craig Jarvie, Bradley Erickson, Iowa City, IA MP95-04 URBANIZATION MAY AFFECT THE INCIDENCE OF UROLITHIASIS IN SOUTH KOREA Se Young Choi, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Seo Yeon Lee, Goyang, Korea, Republic of, Byung Hoon Chi, Seung Hyun Ahn, Jae Duck Choi*, Shin Young Lee, In Ho Chang, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP95-12 CHANGING LITHOGENIC TRENDS IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROLOGICALLY DERIVED MUSCULOSKELETAL DEFICIENCIES (NDMD) Lee Hugar*, Ilan Kafka, Sara Sprauer, Michelle Yu, Thomas Fuller, Hassan Taan, Timothy Averch, Michelle Semins, Pittsburgh, PA
MP95-05 INCREASING UTILIZATION OF CARE FOR URINARY STONE DISEASE IN OLDER ADULTS Kevin T. Hobbs*, Brad Hammill, Daniel Wollin, Glenn M. Preminger, Michael E. Lipkin, Kenneth E. Schmader, Charles D. Scales, Jr., Durham, NC
MP95-13 CORRELATION OF STRESS IN KIDNEY STONE PATIENTS WITH THE WISCONSIN STONE QUALITY OF LIFE QUESTIONNAIRE Ben H. Chew*, Vanouver, Canada, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA, Stephen Y. Nakada, Kristina L. Penniston, Madison, WI
MP95-06 PATIENTS WITH UROLITHIASIS ARE MORE LIKE TO DEVELOP FRACTURE: A NATION-WIDE POPULATION-BASED AND WITH AN 8-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY Hsiao-Jen Chung*, Alex Tong-Long Lin, YiHsiu Huang, Chih-Chieh Lin, Tzeng-Ji Chen, Kuang-Kuo Chen, Taipei, Taiwan
MP95-14 IMPACT OF RACE AND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS ON STONE CHARACTERISTICS: RESULTS FROM RESKU – THE REGISTRY FOR STONES OF THE KIDNEY AND URETER Manint Usawachintachit*, David Tzou, Kazumi Taguchi, Benjamin Sherer, San Francisco, CA, Brian Duty, Portland, OR, Jonathan Harper, Mathew Sorensen, Seattle, WA, Roger Sur, San Diego, CA, Robert Sweet, Seattle, WA, Marshall Stoller, Thomas Chi, San Francisco, CA
MP95-07 SLEEP APNEA : AN INDEPENDENT RISK FACTOR FOR NEPHROLITHIASIS Sheng-Han Tsai*, Taipei, Taiwan, Marshall Stoller, Benjamin Sherer, San Francisco, CA, Zi-Hao Chao, New Taipei City, Taiwan, TaoHsin Tong, Taipei, Taiwan MP95-08 PRIMARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM: A SOMETIMES ELUSIVE DIAGNOSIS Jodi Antonelli*, Niccolo Passoni, Elysha Kolitz, Aaron Lay, Naim Maalouf, Margaret Pearle, Dallas, TX
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MP95-18 VIRTUAL STONE CLINIC – FUTURE OF STONE MANAGEMENT? Ola Blach*, Thomas Smith, Stephania Baker, Leeanne Newman, Andrew Symes, Brighton, United Kingdom
MP95-15 POPULATION MANAGEMENT KIDNEY STONE CARE APPROACH IMPROVES COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (AUA) RECOMMENDATIONS ON MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF KIDNEY STONES Reza Z. Goharderakhshan*, Casey K. NG, Catherine Guerrero, Ronald K. Loo, Harbor City, CA
MP95-19 IMPACT OF A CLINICAL PATHWAY FOR ACUTE NEPHROLITHIASIS IN A PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Tony Chen*, Paul A. Merguerian, Russell T. Migita, Surabhi B. Vora, Jonathan S. Ellison, Seattle, WA
MP95-16 RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN URINARY METABOLIC RISK FACTORS FOR NEPHROLITHIASIS Andrew Cohen*, Melanie Adamsky, James McGinnis, Kristin Bergsland, Fredric Coe, Elaine Worcester, Anna Zisman, Chicago, IL
MP95-20 THE PERSISTENCE OF OPEN STONE SURGERY IN THE UNITED STATES IN THE 21ST CENTURY Jessica Lange*, Ryan Terlecki, WinstonSalem, NC
MP95-17 MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE RENAL COLIC IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: APPLYING GUIDELINES Jessica Jackson*, Jacques Farhi, Noah Schenkman, Charlottesville, VA
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Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 96
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP96-01 SURGEON LEADERSHIP IN THE OR: THE EFFECTS OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS ON SURGICAL TEAM PERFORMANCE Julian Barling, Amy Akers, Michael Di Lena, Darren Beiko*, Kingston, Canada
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP96-06 TOPICAL RECTAL ANTISEPTIC AT TIME OF PROSTATE BIOPSY: HOW A RESIDENT PATIENT SAFETY PROJECT EVOLVED INTO INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE Rosa Park*, Hershey, PA, Kalyan Dewan, Girish Kirimanjeswara, University Park, PA, Joseph Clark, Matthew Kaag, Kathleen Lehman, Jay Raman, Hershey, PA
MP96-02 THE REACH CLINIC: USE OF THE T STAGING SYSTEM FOR THE TRANSITION OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH NEUROGENIC BLADDER INTO ADULT CLINICS Bhalaajee Meenakshi-Sundaram*, Jake Klein, Jennifer Lewis, Emily Haddad, Dominic Frimberger, Gennady Slobodov, Oklahoma City, OK
MP96-07 PATIENT TRAVEL DISTANCES TO HIGHVOLUME CYSTECTOMY CENTERS FOLLOW A COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP Nathan Hale*, Jonathan Yabes, Robert Turner, Mina Fam, Benjamin Davies, Bruce Jacobs, Pittsburgh, PA MP96-08 IS GROSS HEMATURIA MORE LIKELY THAN MICROSCOPIC HEMATURIA TO BE EVALUATED IN A TIMELY FASHION? Kyle Richards*, Madison, WI, Daniel Murphy, Houston, TX, Vania Lopez, Tracy Downs, Jason Abel, David Jarrard, Madison, WI, Hardeep Singh, Houston, TX
MP96-03 FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER “MINOR” UROLOGIC SURGERY AMONG NURSING HOME RESIDENTS; A NATIONAL STUDY Anne M Suskind*, Shoujun Zhao, Louise C Walter, Emily Finlayson, San Francisco, CA
MP96-09 PREDICTING PROBABILITY OF MISSED CLINIC VISITS AT AN ACADEMIC MULTIPROVIDER UROLOGY CLINIC Jordan Foreman*, Bryan Wilson, Julie Riley, Albuquerque, NM
MP96-04 DOES ALLOWING RESIDENTS TO OPERATE WORSEN THE OUTCOME OF AN OPEN RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? Sharon English*, Christchurch, New Zealand MP96-05 PRE-DISCHARGE PREDICTORS OF READMISSIONS AND POST-DISCHARGE COMPLICATIONS IN ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Leilei Xia*, Benjamin Taylor, Jeremy Bonzo, Jose Pulido, Thomas Guzzo, Philadelphia, PA
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MP96-10 INITIAL VALIDATION OF AUTOMATED DATA EXTRACTION METHODS IN UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY PRACTICE Renu Eapen*, Samuel Washington III, Annika Herlemann, David Tat, Mark Bridge, Niloufar Ameli, Janet Cowan, Frank Stauf, Peter Carroll, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA
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GENERAL & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRENDS & SOCIOECONOMICS: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT & PATIENT SAFETY III Room 153 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Timothy Averch, Howard Goldman and Hassan Razvi
MP96-16 ASSOCIATION OF TRAVEL DISTANCE, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS, AND REFERRAL INSTITUTION ON DELAY TO DEFINITIVE SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER CANCER David Golombos*, New York, NY, Padraic O’Malley, Halifax, Canada, Patrick Lewicki, Abimbola Ayangbesan, LaMont Barlow, Douglas Scherr, New York, NY
MP96-11 IN PATIENTS WITH MICROHEMATURIA, A FOLLOW UP URINALYSIS ADDS INFORMATION ABOUT THE RISK OF BENIGN AND MALIGNANT DIAGNOSES Richard Matulewicz*, John Oliver DeLancey, Joshua Meeks, Chicago, IL MP96-12 DOES ROUTINE OVERNIGHT STAY AFTER ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY INCREASE COMPLICATIONS? Ronney Abaza*, Columbus, OH, David Paulucci, New York, NY, Ashok Hemal, Winston-Salem, NC, James Porter, Seattle, WA, Daniel Eun, Philadelphia, PA, Akshay Bhandari, Miami Beach, FL, Ketan Badani, New York, NY
MP96-17 LOWER SERUM ALBUMIN LEVELS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH LONGER LENGTHS OF STAY (LOS) FOLLOWING CYSTECTOMY: THE NATIONAL SURGICAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Rohan Bhalla*, Li Wang, Sam Chang, Mark Tyson, Nashville, TN
MP96-13 CONSULTANT OUTCOME PUBLICATION: PATIENTS’ OPINIONS OF A NEW MANDATORY HEALTH POLICY Marc Williams*, Nikki Cotterill, Marcus Drake, Francis Keeley, Bristol, United Kingdom
MP96-18 IMPACT OF PROSTATE CANCER THERAPY ON URINARY INCONTINENCE AND QUALITY OF LIFE Andrew Wang, Paul McClain*, Robert Given, Norfolk, VA
MP96-14 ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL TRENDS IN HOSPITAL ACQUIRED CONDITIONS FOLLOWING MAJOR UROLOGIC SURGERY BEFORE AND AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HOSPITAL ACQUIRED CONDITION REDUCTION PROGRAM Temitope Rude*, New York, NY, Nicholas Donin, Los Angeles, CA, Matthew Cohn, New York, NY, William Meeks, Scott Gulig, Linthicum, MD, James Wysock, Danil Makarov, Marc Bjurlin, New York, NY
MP96-19 RETURN TO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT AFTER PEDIATRIC UROLOGY PROCEDURES Naimet K Naoum Alsaigh, Michael Chua*, Jessica Ming, Joana Dos Santos, Megan Saunders, Roberto I Lopes, Martin Koyle, Walid Farhat, Toronto, Canada MP96-20 CHALLENGING THE PARADIGM OF MANDATORY OVERNIGHT OBSERVATION AFTER ELECTIVE PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROSTOMY TUBE PLACEMENT Jennifer Robles*, Nicole Miller, Nashville, TN
MP96-15 SURGICAL PROCEDURAL VOLUME MAY NOT BE SOLE DRIVER OF URINARY FUNCTION OUTCOME FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Daniel Pucheril*, Naveen Kachroo, Detroit, MI, Tae Kim, Rodney Dunn, Greg Auffenberg, Ann Arbor, MI, James Peabody, Detroit, MI, for the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 97 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY VIII Room 156 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Steven Joniau, Simon Kim and Juan Salamanca ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP97-01 EFFICACY OF A NEOADJUVANT LUTEINIZING HORMONE-RELEASING HORMONE ANTAGONIST PLUS LOWDOSE ESTRAMUSTINE PHOSPHATE IN HIGH-RISK PROSTATE CANCER Kazuhisa Hagiwara*, Takuya Koie, Yuki Tobisawa, Tohru Yoneyama, Hayato Yamamoto, Atsushi Imai, Shingo Hatakeyama, Takahiro Yoneyama, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki, Japan
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP97-02 ROBOTIC ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY IN METABOLIC SYNDROME PATIENTS. STRATIFICATION BY NUMBER OF METABOLIC RISK FACTORS. Xavier Bonet*, Gabriel Ogaya, Tracey Woodlief, Eduardo Herna´ndez-Cardona, Hariharan Ganapathi, Travis Rogers, Renzo diNatale, Rafael Coelho, Bernardo Rocco, Vipul Patel, Celebration, FL
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MP97-08 PREDICTION OF EXTREME UPGRADE FROM BIOPSY GRADE 1 TO GRADE 4 OR 5 AT RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE EXTENT OF BIOPSY SAMPLING Emanuele Zaffuto*, Giorgio Gandaglia, Marco Bandini, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Francesco Pellegrino, Milan, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Vito Cucchiara, Milan, Italy, Marco Bianchi, Catanzaro, Italy, Federico Dehó, Emanuele Montanari, Nazareno Suardi, Milan, Italy, Rodolfo Montironi, Ancona, Italy, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP97-03 APPLICATION OF LOCAL 18F-FLUORO-2DEOXYGLUCOSE UPTAKE BY THE PROSTATE TO ASSESS PERIOPERATIVE RESULTS OF ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY. Hiroyuki Iio*, Ryotaro Tomida, Kosuke Seto, Takuya Tsujioka, Kenichi Nishimura, Kensuke Shinomori, Shiro Fujikata, Syuji Tanimoto, Kenjiro Okamoto, Sadamu Yamashi, Masaharu Kan, Matsuyama, Japan MP97-04 URINARY CONTINENCE, SEXUAL FUNCTION AND BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE 12 MONTHS FOLLOWING ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY COMPARING THE BOCCIARDI AND MENON TECHNIQUES Mani Menon, Deepansh Dalela*, Madhu Ashni-Prasad, Marcus Jamil, Firas Abdollah, Akshay Sood, Patrick Karabon, Mireya Diaz, Sriram Eleswarapu, Detroit, MI, Jesse Sammon, Portland, ME, Brad Baize, Andrea Simone, Wooju Jeong, Detroit, MI MP97-05 OUTCOMES OF PREVENTIVE VS DELAYED LIGATION OF DORSAL VASCULAR COMPLEX DURING RARP: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED TRIAL Carlotta Palumbo*, Alessandro Antonelli, Irene Mittino, Simone Francavilla, Marco Lattarulo, Mario Sodano, Maria Furlan, Angelo Peroni, Claudio Simeone, Brescia, Italy
MP97-10 CAN WE MODULATE THE EXTENT OF NODAL DISSECTION ACCORDING TO THE PREOPERATIVE RISK OF LYMPH NODE INVASION IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY? Giorgio Gandaglia*, Emanuele Zaffuto, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Vincenzo Scattoni, Milan, Italy, Marco Bianchi, Catanzaro, Italy, Andrea Gallina, Umberto Capitanio, Franco Gaboardi, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP97-06 INGUINAL HERNIA AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: INCIDENCE AND RISKS FACTORS. Giacomo Perugia*, Pier Paolo Prontera, Emanuele Corongiu, Giuseppe Borgoni, Milena Polese, Antonio Rossi, Piergiorgio Tuzzolo, Marcello Liberti, Rome, Italy
MP97-11 IMPACT OF PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH OPEN SURGERY AND INITIAL ANNUAL ROBOTIC CASELOAD ON POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGIN RATES AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Giorgio Gandaglia*, Nazareno Suardi, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Emanuele Zaffuto, Giuseppe Saitta, Marco Bandini, Giorgio Guazzoni, Franco Gaboardi, Milan, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Rocco Damiano, Catanzaro, Italy, Andrea Gallina, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP97-07 IMPACT OF REVERSE STAGE MIGRATION ON THE OUTCOME OF NODE POSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: RESULTS OF A LARGE, TWO-CENTER EXPERIENCE Paolo Dell’Oglio*, Milan, Italy, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Raisa S. Pompe, Hamburg, Germany, Giorgio Gandaglia, Nicola Fossati, Armando Stabile, Milan, Italy, Thomas Steuber, Hamburg, Germany, Nazareno Suardi, Francesco Montorsi, Milan, Italy, Markus Graefen, Hamburg, Germany, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
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MP97-09 VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING OPEN AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: POPULATION-BASED TIME TREND ANALYSIS Raisa Sinaida Pompe*, Hamburg, Germany, Emanuele Zaffuto, Milan, Italy, Helen Davis Bondarenko, Zhe Tian, Montreal, Canada, Jonas Schiffmann, Braunschweig, Germany, Sami-Ramzi Leyh-Bannurah, Hartwig Huland, Markus Graefen, Derya Tilki, Hamburg, Germany, Pierre I. Karakiewicz, Montreal, Canada
MP97-17 A COMPARISON OF INTRAPERITONEAL ONLAY MESH REPAIR VS. MINIMALLY INVASIVE SUTURE REPAIR OF INGUINAL HERNIAS DURING ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Pedro Recabal*, Ricardo G. Alvim, Toshikazu Takeda, Behfar Ehdaie, Jonathan Coleman, Vincent P. Laudone, New York, NY
MP97-12 CHANGES OVER TIME IN NODE POSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER RATES AND FEATURES AMONG MEN TREATED WITH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND EXTENTED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION AT A SINGLE REFERRAL CENTER Emanuele Zaffuto*, Giorgio Gandaglia, Paolo Dell’Oglio, Nicola Fossati, Renzo Colombo, Milan, Italy, Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy, Andrea Gallina, Vito Cucchiara, Umberto Capitanio, Nazareno Suardi, Emanuele Montanari, Milan, Italy, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Vienna, Austria, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
MP97-18 LONGITUDINAL HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER ROBOTASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Yusuke Kimura*, Masashi Honda, Yetsuya Yumioka, Noriya Yamaguchi, Hideto Iwamoto, Bunya Kawamoto, Toshihiko Masago, Shuichi Morizane, Katsuya Hikita, Atsushi Takenaka, Yonago, Japan
MP97-13 ASSOCIATION OF EXTENDED PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION WITH THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTS AND LYMPHOCELE FORMATION AMONG MEN UNDERGOING ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PROSTATECTOMY WITH PELVIC LYMPH NODE DISSECTION Jorge Pereira*, Holly Shillan, Christopher Tucci, Gyan Pareek, Dragan Golijanin, Boris Gershman, Joseph Renzulli, Providence, RI
MP97-19 SURGICAL OUTCOMES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HIGH RISK PROSTATE CANCER USING THE SURGICAL OUTCOMES FOR ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER SCORE John Francis*, Simon Kim, Cleveland, OH, Hui Zhu, Cleveland, OH, Robert Abouassaly, Cleveland, OH
MP97-14 FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AFTER REPEAT BIOPSY Clemens Rosenbaum*, Philipp Mandel, Pierre Tennstedt, Markus Graefen, Derya Tilki, Georg Salomon, Hamburg, Germany
MP97-20 PREDICTION OF NON-BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE RATE AFTER ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (RARP) IN A JAPANESE COHORT: DEVELOPMENT OF A POSTOPERATIVE NOMOGRAM Kazuki Hasama*, Makoto Ohori, Yosuke Hirasawa, Tatsuo Gondo, Go Nagao, Takashi Mima, Takeshi Kashima, Yoshihiro Nakagami, Yoshio Ono, Kazunori Namiki, Rie Inoue, Takashi Nagao, Tokyo, Japan
MP97-15 NEW APPROACH: FROM LAPAROENDOSCOPIC SINGLE-SITE RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY (LESS-RP) TO TRANSURETHRAL-ASSISTED LESS-RP (TU-LESS-RP) Qingyi Zhu*, Yunfei Wei, Jian Su, Lin Yuan, Yang Zhang, Qingling Zhang, Chen Zhu, Luming Shen, Zijie Lu, Zijie Lu, Zijie Lu, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of
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MP97-16 ROBOTIC SALVAGELYMPHADENECTOMY FOR NODAL-ONLY RECURRENCES AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: PERIOPERATIVE AND EARLY ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES Johannes Linxweiler*, Matthias Saar, Zaid Al-Kailani, Michael Stöckle, Stefan Siemer, Carsten H. Ohlmann, Homburg Saar, Germany
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 98 BLADDER CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY V Room 160 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Neema Navai, Juan Palou and Marcus Quek ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP98-01 PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH-1 EXPRESSION IN BCG RELAPSING TUMORS IS SIGNIFICANTLY ASSOCIATED WITH STAGE PROGRESSION IN NONMUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS Keishiro Fukumoto*, Eiji Kikuchi, Shuji Mikami, Nozomi Hayakawa, Akira Miyajima, Mototsugu Oya, Tokyo, Japan
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP98-06 EFFICACY OF RECOMBINANT BACILLE ´ RIN SECRETING CALMETTE-GUE INTERLEUKIN-15 AGAINST BLADDER CANCER Ario Takeuchi*, Masaki Shiota, Katsunori Tatsugami, Masatoshi Eto, Fukuoka, Japan
MP98-02 A POTENTIAL ROLE OF ABERRANT DNA METHYLATION IN THE CHEMORESISTANCE IN BLADDER CANCER CELLS. DNA METHYLATION INHIBITORS COULD RE-SENSITIZE DRUGRESISTANCE BLADDER CANCER CELLS. Nobuo Shinkai*, Naotaka Nishiyama, Sapporo, Japan, Stephanie Yi, Christopher E. Duymich, Los Angeles, CA, Tetsuya Shindo, Sapporo, Japan, Peter A. Jones, Grand Rapids, MI, Hiromu Suzuki, Naoya Masumori, Sapporo, Japan, Gangning Liang, Los Angeles, CA
MP98-08 LONG NON-CODING RNA, MEG3, SUPPRESSES BLADDER CANCER INVASION BY COMPETITIVELY BINDING MIR-27A AND PROMOTING PROTEIN TRANSLATION OF PHLPP2 TUMOR SUPPRESSOR Chao Huang*, Xin Liao, Jingxia Li, Xue-Ru Wu, Chuanshu Huang, Tuxedo Park, NY
MP98-03 T-DM1, A NOVEL HER2 ANTIBODYCYTOTOXIC DRUG CONJUGATE, HAS ANTI-METASTATIC POTENTIAL AND IS EFFECTIVE IN BLADDER CANCER WITH HER2 IHC SCORE 2ⴙ/3ⴙ Tetsutaro Hayashi*, Hiroshima, Japan, Htoo Zarni Oo, Wolfgang Jäger, Vancouver, Canada, Kohei Kobatake, Hiroshima, Japan, Akihiro Goriki, Roland Seiler, Tilman Todenhöfer, Na Li, Ladan Fazli, Vancouver, Canada, Akio Matsubara, Hiroshima, Japan, Peter Black, Vancouver, Canada
MP98-09 SYNERGISTIC IMMUNO-PHOTOTHERMAL NANOTHERAPY (SYMPHONY): A NOVEL TREATMENT FOR LOCALIZED AND METASTATIC BLADDER CANCER Steven C. Brousell*, Yang Liu, Paolo F. Maccarini, Gregory M. Palmer, Wiguins Etienne, Yulin Zhao, Chen-Ting Lee, Tuan Vo-Dinh, Brant A. Inman, Durham, NC MP98-10 UTILITY OF HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING IN IDENTIFYING AND REPURPOSING SMALL MOLECULE INHIBITORS FOR UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Louis Krane*, Washington, DC, Reema Railkar, Tom Sanford, Benjamin Gibbs, Carole Sourbier, Christopher Ricketts, Darmood Wei, Kai Hammerich, Abhinav Sidana, Brad Scroggins, Rajarshi Guha, Kelli Wilson, Craig Thomas, Piyush K Agarwal, Bethesda, MD
MP98-04 DEFECTIVE ERCC2 CONFERS INCREASED CISPLATIN AND IONIZING RADIATION SENSITIVITY IN BLADDER CANCER CELLS Qiang Li*, Andrew Bell, Emmet Jordan, Sizhi Gao, Jennifer Ma, Eugene Pietzak, Guido Dalbagni, Bernard Bochner, Jonathan Rosenberg, Dean Bajorin, David Solit, Nadeem Riaz, Gopa Iyer, New York, NY MP98-05 CHECKPOINT INHIBITION WITH SYSTEMIC ANTI-PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH LIGAND-1 AND INTRAVESICAL TMX-101 DECREASE TUMOR BURDEN IN A MOUSE MODEL OF UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Andrew Lenis*, Karim Chamie, Los Angeles, CA, Shiyin Yao, Dennis Carson, Tomoko Hayashi, San Diego, CA
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MP98-11 GPX2 IS A PROGNOSTIC MARKER AND HAS A THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL VIA REGULATION OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN BLADDER CANCER Taku Naiki*, Aya Naiki-Ito, Toshiki Etani, Keitaro Iida, Ryosuke Ando, Takashi Nagai, Noriyasu Kawai, Satoru Takahashi, Takahiro Yasui, Nagoya City, Japan
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MP98-07 LIMD2 EXPRESSION IS UPREGULATED IN BLADDER CANCER LYMPH NODE METASTASES, CORRELATES WITH THE AGGRESSIVE BASAL MOLECULAR PHENOTYPE, AND IS IMPLICATED IN BLADDER CANCER METASTASIS. James Ferguson*, Roger Li, Michael Metcalfe, Houston, TX, Hongzhuang Peng, Frank Rauscher, Philadelphia, PA, David McConkey, Baltimore, MD, Colin Dinney, Houston, TX
MP98-17 TARGETING PROTEIN KINASE D2 MAY REPRESENT A THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY FOR BLADDER CANCER Mohammad siddiqui*, Iawen Hsu, Quentin Li, Thomas Sanford, Reema Railkar, Piyush Agarwal, Bethesda, MD
MP98-12 FOXA1 KNOCKOUT IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED CARCINOGENIC SUSCEPTIBILITY AND ANDROGEN RECEPTOR EXPRESSION IN MURINE BLADDER CANCER Lauren Shuman*, Zongyu Zheng, Hironobu Yamashita, Joshua Warrick, Hershey, PA, Klaus Kaestner, Philadelphia, PA, David DeGraff, Hershey, PA
MP98-18 INHIBITION OF HSP90 SYNERGISTICALLY POTENTIATES ANTITUMOR EFFECT OF NVP-BEZ235 AND SATRAPLATIN COMBINATION THERAPY IN CISPLATINRESISTANT HUMAN BLADDER CANCER CELLS THROUGH THE DOWNREGULATION OF AKT AND ERK SIGNALING Cheol Yong Yoon*, Mi Kyung Gong, Dong Heok Kang, Myung Soo Kim, Won Sik Jung, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Young Sik Kim, Goyang, Korea, Republic of, In Rae Cho, Gimhae, Korea, Republic of, Young Deuk Choi, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP98-13 HOTAIR AFFECTS BLADDER CANCER EPITHELIAL-TO-MESENCHYME TRANSITION THROUGH BOTH THE CANONICAL WNT-PATHWAY AND EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES Thomas Osinski*, Claudia Berrondo, Jonathan Flax, Samuel Richheimer, Rochester, NY, Victor Kucherov, Philidelphia, PA, Carla Beckham, Rochester, NY MP98-14 CATHEPSIN S INHIBITION CHANGES REGULATORY T-CELL ACTIVITY IN REGULATING BLADDER CANCER AND IMMUNE CELL PROLIFERATION AND APOPTOSIS Xiang Yan**, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of, Chun Wu, Tao Chen, Marcela M. Santos, Conglin Liu, Chongzhe Yang, Lijun Zhang, Jingyuan Ren, Boston, MA, Hongqian Guo, Nanjing, China, People’s Republic of, Galina K. Sukhova, Guoping Shi, Boston, MA
MP98-19 TUMOR-SUPPRESSIVE MICRORNA-26A5P/-26B-5P INHIBIT CANCER CELL MIGRATION AND INVASION THROUGH TARGETING PLOD2 THAT IS A POTENTIAL PROGNOSTIC MARKER IN BLADDER CANCER Kazutaka Miyamoto*, Kagoshima, Japan, Naohiko Seki, Chiba, Japan, Ryosuke Matsushita, Masaya Yonemori, Hirofumi Yoshino, Takashi Sakaguchi, Satoshi Sugita, Hideki Enokida, Masayuki Nakagawa, Kagoshima, Japan
MP98-15 NUCLEAR PROTHYMOSIN-␣ CAN ENHANCE PTEN EXPRESSION TRANSCRIPTIONALLY AND NRF2 EXPRESSION THROUGH INHIBITING TRIM-21-MEDIATED UBIQUITINATION IN HUMAN BLADDER CANCER Yuh-Shyan Tsai, Shih-Kai Lan*, Hsin-Tzu Tsai, Tzong-Shin Tzai, Tainan, Taiwan
MP98-20 THE ROLE OF TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 IN BLADDER CANCER PROGRESSION. Tomoya Fukawa*, Terumichi Shintani, Kei Daizumoto, Tomoharu Fukumori, Masayuki Takahashi, Hiro-omi Kanayama, Tokushima, Japan
MP98-16 DOWN-REGULATION OF PYRUVATE KINASE 2 BY RNAI AND SMALL MOLECULE INHIBITOR OVERCOMES CISPLATIN RESISTANCE OF BLADDER CANCER CELLS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO Xing Wang, Fenglin Zhang, Herbert Lepor, Moon-shong Tang, Chuanshu Huang, Xue-Ru Wu*, New York, NY
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Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 99 PROSTATE CANCER: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY IV Room 252 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mark Garzotto and Ganesh Raj ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP99-01 PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF URINARY EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES FROM HIGH GLEASON SCORE PROSTATE CANCER Kazutoshi Fujita*, Suita, Japan, Hideaki Kume, Ibaraki, Japan, Kyosuke Matsuzaki, Atsunari Kawashima, Takeshi Ujike, Akira Nagahara, Motohide Uemura, Yasushi Miyagawa, Suita, Japan, Takeshi Tomonaga, Ibaraki, Japan, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP99-02 OVEREXPRESSION OF HSD3B1 CONFERS RESISTANCE TO ENZALUTAMIDE IN PROSTATE CANCER Cameron Armstrong*, Chengfei Liu, Wei Lou, Christopher Evans, Allen Gao, Sacramento, CA
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MP99-11 ANGIOMOTIN REGULATES PROSTATE CANCER CELL PROLIFERATION BY SIGNALING THROUGH HIPPO-YAP PATHWAY Pengfei Shen*, Hao Zeng, Chengdu, China, People’s Republic of, Angelica Ortiz, Houston, TX, Chien-Jui Cheng, Taipei, Taiwan, Yu-Chen Lee, Guoyu Yu, SongChang Lin, Li-Yuan Yu-Lee, Sue-Hwa Lin, Houston, TX
MP99-03 RIOK2 IS A MEDIATOR OF OBESITY ENHANCED PROSTATE CANCER GROWTH Everardo Macias*, Los Angeles, CA, David Corcoran, Jen-Tsan Chi, Durham, NC, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA MP99-04 TRUNCATED-CRMP4 BY CALPAIN-2 SUPPRESSES CRMP4 TO PROMOTE METASTASIS OF PROSTATE CANCER VIA PROMOTER METHYLATION THROUGH E2F1/NF-B/DNMT1 SIGNALING Xin Gao*, Yunhua Mao, Zheng Chen, Jun Pang, Ke Li, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP99-12 IMPACT OF HIPPO PATHWAY PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN RESIDUAL CANCER AFTER NEOADJUVANT CHEMOHORMONAL THERAPY WITH DOCETAXEL FOR HIGH-RISK LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER Shintaro Narita*, Taketoshi Nara, Huang Mingguo, Kazuyuki Numakura, Hiroshi Tsuruta, Atsushi Maeno, Mitsuru Saito, Takamitsu Inoue, Shigeru Satoh, Hiroshi Nanjo, Tomonori Habuchi, Akita, Akita, Japan
MP99-05 ELL2 REGULATES DNA DOUBLE-STRAND BREAK REPAIR IN PROSTATE CANCER CELLS Yachen zang, Yibin Zhou*, Leizhen Wei, Joel B. Nelson, Lan LI, Pittsburgh, PA, Boxin xue, Yuxi Shan, Suzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Zhou Wang, Pittsburgh, PA
MP99-14 PDCD4 IS A CHECK POINT OF MIR-21 INDUCED CASTRATION RESISTANCE IN HUMAN PROSTATE CANCER Kenji Zennami*, Baltimore, MD, Koji Hatano, Osaka, Japan, Ross Liao, Fatima Rafiqi, Su Mi Choi, Shawn Lupold, Baltimore, MD
MP99-07 AP4 PROMOTES PROLIFERATION AND METASTASIS OF CASTRATIONRESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER THROUGH BINDING AND UPREGULATION OF L-PLASTIN Changhao Chen*, TIanxin Lin, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of, Thomas B Lam, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, Yue Zhao, Jian Huang, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of
MP99-15 TAXANE RESISTANCE IN PROSTATE CANCER: A ROLE FOR MIRNA 181A Cameron Armstrong*, Chengfei Liu, Wei Lou, Christopher Evans, Allen Gao, Sacramento, CA
MP99-08 SPOP MUTANT PROSTATE CANCER IS NOT DRIVEN BY ERG STABILIZATION Jonathan Shoag*, Deli Liu, Mirjam Blattner, Andrea Sboner, Juan Miguel Mosquera, Brian Robinson, Yu Chen, Christopher Barbieri, New York, NY
MP99-16 MIR-221 MODULATES TUMOR GROWTH IN VIVO AND IS A REGULATOR OF TGF- SIGNALING IN HUMAN PROSTATE CANCER Eugenio Zoni, Bern, Switzerland, Markus Krebs, Philip Herreiner, Charis Kalogiro, Wuerzburg, Germany, Lanpeng Chen, Ewa Snaar-Jagalska, Leiden, Netherlands, George N. Thalmann, Marianna Kruithof-de Julio*, Bern, Switzerland, Hubertus Riedmiller, Burkhard Kneitz, Wuerzburg, Germany, Martin Spahn, Bern, Switzerland
MP99-09 PROSTATE CANCER GENOMICS – IDENTIFICATION OF PROGNOSTIC MARKERS FROM THE BONE MARROW Simone Bier*, Jörg Hennenlotter, Tu¨bingen, Germany, Ursula Haerle, Reutlingen, Germany, Eleni Karpatsi, Arnulf Stenzl, Tilman Todenhöfer, Tu¨bingen, Germany, Christian Schmees, Reutlingen, Germany
MP99-17 CIRCULARRNA-C17 ALTERS THE ANTI ANDROGEN-ENZALUTAMIDE RESISTANCE IN CASTRATIONRESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER VIA REGULATING ANDROGEN RECEPTOR VARIANT ARV7 EXPRESSION Gang Wu*, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of, Yin Sun, Chawnshang Chang, Rochester, NY, Denglong Wu, Shanghai, China, People’s Republic of
MP99-10 SYNERGISTIC CONTRIBUTIONS OF ABL1 AND ABL2 TO AN ␣31 INTEGRIN – ABL KINASE – HIPPO SUPPRESSOR PATHWAY IN PROSTATE CANCER Afshin Varzavand, William Hacker, Deqin Ma, Katherin Gibson-Corley, Maria Hawayek, James Brown*, Michael Henry, Christopher Stipp, Iowa City, IA
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MP99-13 IMPACT OF ANTITUMOR MICRORNA-1453P REGULATED RNA NETWORKS IN CASTRATION-RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Akira Kurozumi*, Yusuke Goto, Chiba, Japan, Nijiro Nohata, La Jolla, CA, Satoko Kojima, Ichihara, Japan, Takayuki Arai, Atsushi Okato, Mayuko Kato, Chiba, Japan, Yukio Naya, Ichihara, Japan, Tomohiko Ichikawa, Naohiko Seki, Chiba, Japan
MP99-06 HIGH FAT DIET-INDUCED INFLAMMATION ACCELERATES TUMOR PROGRESSION IN MICE MODEL FOR PROSTATE CANCER Takuji Hayashi*, Kazutoshi Fujita, Yu Ishizuya, Cong Wang, Yoshiyuki Yamamoto, Toshiro Kinouchi, Kyosuke Matsuzaki, Norihiko Kawamura, Atsunari Kawashima, Akira Nagahara, Takeshi Ujike, Motohide Uemura, Satoshi Nojima, Eiichi Morii, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan
MP99-20 ALLYL ISOTHIOCYANATE UPREGULATES MIR-30A-5P EXPRESSION THROUGH A ROS RESPONSIVE TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR, ACTIVATOR PROTEIN 1 (AP-1) Hung-En Chen*, J-Fan Lin, Yi-Chia Lin, TeFu Tsai, Kuang-Yu Chou, Thomas I.S. Hwang, Taipei, Taiwan
MP99-18 ROLE OF LONG NON-CODING RNA PVT1 IN REGULATING MYC IN HUMAN CANCER Kojiro Tashiro*, Yuen-Yi Tseng, Badrinath Konety, Anindya Bagchi, Minneapolis, MN MP99-19 TARGETING LNCRNA-GAS5 SUPPRESSES CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER CELL GROWTH VIA INTERACTION AND SUPPRESSION ANDROGEN RECEPTOR (AR) TRANSACTIVATION Qiang Dang*, Kun Du, Peng Wu, Huijian Zhang, Yi Zuo, Shaobin Zheng, Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic Of
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Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Moderated Poster Session 100 KIDNEY CANCER: ABLATIVE THERAPY Room 253 AB @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jihad Kaouk and Hyung Lae Kim ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP100-01 PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY VERSUS CRYOABLATION OR RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION FOR CLINICAL STAGE T1 RENAL MASSES: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF MORE THAN 3900 PATIENTS J. Ricardo Rivero*, Jose De La Cerda, Hanzhang Wang, San Antonio, TX, Ann M. Farrell, Rochester, MN, Michael A. Liss, Ronald Rodriguez, Dharam Kaushik, SAN ANTONIO, TX
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE MP100-06 CRYOABLATION OF CT1 RENAL MASSES IN “HEALTHIER” PATIENTS: EARLY OUTCOMES FROM MAYO CLINIC Harras Zaid*, Thomas Atwell, Grant Schmit, Stephen Boorjian, William Parker, John Cheville, Bradley Leibovich, R. Houston Thompson, Rochester, MN MP100-07 COMPARISON OF ONCOLOGIC RESULTS, FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATIONS AFTER PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY VERSUS PERCUTANEOUS RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION IN SMALL SIZED (4CM OR LESS) BOSNIAK III OR IV CYSTIC RENAL LESIONS Song Wan*, Byung Kwan Park, Chan Kyo Kim, Young Hyo Choi, Hyun Woo Chung, Chung Un Lee, Jun Phil Na, Hwang Gyun Jeon, Byong Chang Jeong, Seong Il Seo, Seong Soo Jeon, Han Yong Choi, Hyun Moo Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
MP100-02 BOILING HISTOTRIPSY ABLATION OF RENAL CARCINOMA IN A CHRONIC RAT MODEL Wayne Brisbane*, Tatiana Khokhlova, Stella Whang, Kayla Gravelle, Yak-Nam Wang, Joo Ha Hwang, Vera Khokhlova, George Schade, Seattle, WA MP100-03 MULTI-POINT THERMAL SENSING NEEDLES: IMPROVED ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING CRYOABLATION Jeremy W. Martin*, Roshan Patel, Zhamshid Okhunov, Aashay Vyas, Jaime Landman, Duane Vajgrt, Ralph V. Clayman, Orange, CA
MP100-08 MITOCHONDRIAL – TARGET PEPTIDES ANTIOXIDANTS SS-20 AND SS-31 AS A KIDNEY PROTECTOR AGAINST HIGH DOSE WST-11 VASCULAR TARGET PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY (VTP) Ricardo Alvim*, Barak Rosenzweig, Alexander Somma, Stephen La Rosa, Kwanghee Kim, Jonathan Coleman, New York, NY
MP100-04 PERCUTANEOUS MICROWAVE ABLATION FOR CLINICAL T1B RENAL CANCERS Brett Johnson*, Shane Wells, Sara Best, Michael Hartung, Timothy Ziemlewicz, Meghan Lubner, J. Louis Hinshaw, Fred Lee, Stephen Y Nakada, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
MP100-09 DOES ROUTINE BIOPSY IMPROVE DETECTION OF RESIDUAL RCC POST MICROWAVE ABLATION? Brett Johnson*, Amy Lim, Shane Wells, Sara Best, Michael Hartung, Meghan Lubner, Timothy Ziemlewicz, J. Louis Hinshaw, Fred Lee, Wei Huang, Richard Yang, Stephen Y Nakada, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
MP100-05 LONG-TERM OUTCOME DATA FROM 47 TREATED RENAL MALIGNANCIES WITH MRI-GUIDED AND MONITORED LASER ABLATION: A SINGLE CENTER STUDY Sherif Nour*, Kareem Elfatairy, Debra Weber, Melinda Lewis, Viraj Master, Atlanta, GA
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MP100-16 LAPAROSCOPIC RENAL CRYOABLATION USING REAL-TIME INTRAOPERATIVE THERMAL MONITORING: 15 YEAR EXPERIENCE Dean Laganosky*, Mark Henry, Frances Kim, Peter Nieh, Viraj Master, John Pattaras, Atlanta, GA
MP100-10 A COST ANALYSIS OF RENAL BIOPSY VS LAPAROSCOPIC CRYOABLATION FOR INITIAL MANAGEMENT OF SMALL RENAL MASSES Michael Kottwitz*, Thomas Tieu, Joshua Ring, Bradley Schwartz, Springfield, IL MP100-11 PERCUTANEOUS IRREVERSIBLE ELECTROPORATION OF RENAL TUMORS: OUTCOMES AFTER MEDIAN 2 YEAR FOLLOW-UP Igor Sorokin*, Noah Canvasser, Aaron Lay, Monica Morgan, Asim Ozayar, Jeffrey Gahan, Clayton Trimmer, Jeffrey Cadeddu, Dallas, TX
MP100-17 PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY VERSUS CRYOABLATION FOR TUMORS IN SOLITARY KIDNEYS: A PROPENSITY SCORE ANALYSIS Bimal Bhindi*, Ross Mason, Mustafa Haddad, Stephen Boorjian, Bradley Leibovich, Thomas Atwell, Grant Schmit, R. Houston Thompson, Rochester, MN
MP100-12 SHOULD PATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS BE OBTAINED PRIOR TO RENAL MASS ABLATION? Amy H. Lim*, Shane Wells, Matthew Grimes, Tyler Wittmann, Sara Best, James Louis Hinshaw, Fred T. Lee, Meghan Lubner, Timothy Ziemiewicz, Stephen Y. Nakada, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
MP100-19 LAPAROSCOPIC VERSUS PERCUTANEOUS CRYOABLATION OF SMALL RENAL MASS: A METAANALYSIS OF 1725 CASES Rodrigo R Pessoa*, Denver, CO, Riccardo Autorino, Cleveland, OH, Maria del Pilar Laguna, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Wilson R Molina, Rodrigo R Donalisio da Silva, Diedra Gustafson, Priya N. Werahera, Fernando J Kim, Denver, CO
MP100-13 IRREVERSIBLE ELECTROPORATION FOR RENAL MASSES NOT AMENABLE TO THERMAL ABLATION IN NONSURGICAL CANDIDATES: MID-TERM CLINICAL FOLLOW-UP Robert Medairos*, Wei Phin Tan, Kelsey Gallo, Kalyan Latchamsetty, Jordan Tasse, Christopher Coogan, Bulent Arslan, chicago, IL MP100-14 HIGH INTENSITY FOCUSED ULTRASOUND KIDNEY ABLATION: PRECLINICAL SAFETY AND EFFICACY EVALUATION IN A PORCINE MODEL USING A 15MM LAPAROSCOPIC PROBE Sameer Chopra*, Inderbir Gill, Alfredo Bove, Carlos Fay, Kevin King, Vinay Duddalwar, Toshitaka Shin, Rene Arboleda, Los Angeles, CA, Rodrigo Chaluisan, Jesse Clanton, Jacob Carr, Christie Johnson, Ben Ettinger, Adam Morris, Roy Carlson, Narendra Sanghvi, Mark Carol, Ralf Seip, Charlotte, NC
MP100-20 CRYOTHERAPY AND THERMAL ABLATION FOR RENAL MALIGNANCY OVER 3 CENTIMETERS - COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SURVIVAL WITH SMALL RENAL MASSES Alex Jones*, Megan Dinino, Mark Wakefield, Katie Murray, Naveen Pokala, Columbia, MO APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
MP100-15 LONG TERM ONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING RADIO FREQUENCY ABLATION OF RENAL MASS Hariharan Ganapathi, Celebration, FL, Emily Fell Kelly, Boca Raton, FL, Aysswarya Manoharan, St Louis, MO, Manuel Molina, Miami, FL, Raymond J Leveillee*, Boynton Beach, FL
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MP100-18 LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF CRYOABLATION FOR BIOPSY-PROVEN RCC: SIZE MATTERS Sara Best, Brett Johnson*, Shane Wells, Meghan Lubner, Timothy Ziemlewicz, J. Louis Hinshaw, Fred Lee, Stephen Y Nakada, E. Jason Abel, Madison, WI
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 68 INFERTILITY: THERAPY II Room 157 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Robert Oates, Andrea Salonia and Mark Sigman
TIME 9:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD68-01 PILOT STUDY RESULTS USING FLUORESCENCE ACTIVATED CELL SORTING OF SPERMATOZOA FROM TESTIS TISSUE: A NOVEL METHOD FOR SPERM ISOLATION AFTER TESE Sameer Mittal*, Anna Mielnik, Alexander Bolyakov, Peter Schlegel, Darius Paduch, New York, NY
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:40 PD68-08 EFFICACY OF ANASTROZOLE IN OLIGOZOOSPERMIC HYPOANDROGENIC SUBFERTILE MEN – THE SIGNIFICANCE OF POST TREATMENT TESTOSTERONE TO ESTRADIOL RATIO Nikita Abhyankar*, Chicago, IL, Ohad Shoshany, Tel Aviv, Israel, Daniel Garvey, Craig Niederberger, Chicago, IL
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PD68-02 SPERM EXTRACTION LOCATION CAN AFFECT EARLY EMBRYO MORPHOKINETICS Nicholas Tadros*, Pavinder Gill, Edmund Sabanegh, Nina Desai, Cleveland, OH
10:50
PD68-09 DEMOGRAPHICS, USAGE PATTERNS, AND SAFETY OF MALE USERS OF CLOMIPHENE IN THE UNITED STATES Dimitar V. Zlatev*, Shufeng Li, Laurence C. Baker, Michael L. Eisenberg, Stanford, CA
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PD68-03 IMPACT OF INJECTED TESTICULAR SPERM CHARACTERISTICS ON REPRODUCTIVE OUTCOMES IN INTRACYTOPLASMIC SPERM INJECTION Phil V. Bach*, Ryan Flannigan, Bobby Najari, Nikica Zaninovic, Gianpiero Palermo, Zev Rosenwaks, Peter Schlegel, New York, NY
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PD68-04 IMPACT OF CFTR MUTATIONS ON PHENOTYPE AND REPRODUCTIVE OUTCOMES IN MEN WITH CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE VAS DEFERENS Phil V. Bach*, New York, NY, Filipe Neto, Recife, Brazil, Bobby Najari, Ryan Flannigan, Miriam Feliciano, Philip Li, Marc Goldstein, New York, NY
PD68-10 THE EFFECT OF SPERM MORPHOLOGY ON INTRAUTERINE INSEMINATION PREGNANCY SUCCESS RATE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS Taylor P. Kohn*, Jaden R. Kohn, Houston, TX, Samuel A. Shabtaie, Nancy L. Brackett, Charles M. Lynne, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, FL
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PD68-11 FATE OF RECURRENT OR PERSISTENT VARICOCELE IN THE ERA OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY: MICROSURGICAL SUBINGUINAL REDO VARICOCELECTOMY VERSUS OBSERVATION Selahittin C ¸ ayan*, Erdem Akbay, Mersin, Turkey
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PD68-12 STUDY TO ANALYSE THE FERTILITY POTENTIAL OF VARICOCELECTOMY IN NON-OBSTRUCTIVE AZOOSPERMIA (NOA), VIRTUAL AZOOSPERMIA (VA) AND SEVERE OLIGOSPERMIA (SO) Ashwin Tamhankar*, Mumbai, India, Ajit Sawant, Vijay Kulkarni, Prakash Pawar, Shankar Mundhe, Sunil Patil, Mumbi, India
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PD68-05 THE OUTCOMES OF SCROTAL EXPLORATION WITH VASOEPIDIDYMOSTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH NON-IATROGENIC, NONTRAUMATIC OBSTRUCTIVE AZOOSPERMIA Chin Heng Lu*, William J.S. Huang, I-Shen Huang, Alex T.L. Lin, Kuang-Kuo Chen, Taipei, Taiwan PD68-06 TEACHING THE TEACHERS: AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR MANAGEMENT OF INFERTILITY IN MEN WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY Emad Ibrahim*, Teodoro Aballa, Charles Lynne, Nancy Brackett, Miami, FL
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PD68-07 POLICY ON POSTHUMOUS SPERM RETRIEVAL: SURVEY OF 75 MAJOR ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS Nicholas Waler*, Ranjith Ramasamy, Miami, FL
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9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 69 SEXUAL FUNCTION/DYSFUNCTION: MEDICAL, HORMONAL & NON-SURGICAL THERAPY II Room 159 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mohamad Habous, Tobias Kohler and Martin Miner
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD69-01 A PHASE IIA STUDY TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF THE SELECTIVE OXYTOCIN RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST, IX-01, IN MEN WITH LIFELONG PREMATURE EJACULATION Christopher McMahon*, Sydney, Australia, Ian Osterloh, Sandwich, United Kingdom, Raymond Rosen, Boston, MA, Stanley Althof, West Palm Beach, FL, Gary Muirhead, Sandwich, United Kingdom, Brian Harty, Boston, MA, Francois Giuliano, Garches, France, Martin Miner, Providence, RI, Bronwyn Stuckey, Nedlands, Australia, Marc Gittelman, Aventura, FL, Laurence Belkoff, Bala Cynwyd, PA, Wayne Hellstrom, New Orleans, LA, Allen Seftel, Camden, NJ, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego, CA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:10 PD69-05 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF FIXED DOSE COMBINATION OF TAMSULOSIN AND TADALAFIL IN PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA AND ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Sae Woong Kim*, Jina Jung, Yong-Il Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Jae Seog Hyun, Jinju, Korea, Republic of, Du Geon Moon, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Nam Cheol Park, Pusan, Korea, Republic of, Sung Won Lee, Soo Woong Kim, Tai Young Ahn, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Ki Hak Moon, Daegu, Korea, Republic of, Kweon Sik Min, Pusan, Korea, Republic of, Ji-Kan Ryu, Incheon, Korea, Republic of, Kwangsung Park, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Jong Kwan Park, Jeonju, Korea, Republic of, Sang-Kuk Yang, Dae Yul Yang, Seung Wook Lee, Seoul, Korea, Republic of
PD69-02 DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF TOPICAL 4% BENZOCAINE WIPES FOR MANAGEMENT OF PREMATURE EJACULATION: INTERIM ANALYSIS Ridwan Shabsigh*, Jed Kaminetsky, Michael Yang, Michael Perelman, New York, NY PD69-03 COMPARISON OF EFFICAY AND SAFETY FOR ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION OF MIRODENALFIL 50MG ONCE DAILY AND 100MG ON-DEMAND IN PATIENTS WITH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY : MULTICENTER, RANDOMIZED TRIAL. Kyu Shik Kim*, Guri, Korea, Republic of, Tae Hyo Kim, Busan, Korea, Republic of, Joon Hwa Noh, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Jae Hyun Bae, Cheol Young Oh, Jin Sun Cho, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Ho Song Yu, Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, Seung Hwan Lee, Sung Yong Cho, Hee Ju Cho, Jeong Man Cho, Jae Duck Choi, June Hyun Han, U-Syn Ha, Sung Hoo Hong, Yong Tae Kim, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, Hong Yong Choi, Seung Wook Lee, Guri, Korea, Republic of PD69-04 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF LOWINTENSITY EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCKWAVE IN THE TREATMENT OF VASCULOGENIC ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION: A MULTI-CENTER, DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMIZED SHAMCONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL Zhongcheng Xin*, Ruili Guan, Wanshou Cui, Xiaodong Zhang, Long Tian, Yi Xie, Hongen Lei, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of, Jihong Liu, Tao Wang, Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of
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PD69-06 CLINICAL IMPROVEMENTS IN ERECTILE FUNCTION AND MOOD IN HYPOGONADAL MEN TREATED WITH 4.5% NASAL TESTOSTERONE GEL Larry Lipshultz*, Houston, TX, Gerwin Westfield, Margaux Guidry, Englewood, CO, Nathan Bryson, Mississauga, Canada, Mohit Khera, Houston, TX
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PD69-07 ERECTILE FUNCTION OUTCOMES OF PROSTATE CANCER PATIENT TREATED WITH TRIPLE THERAPY Jose Torremade*, Yanira Ortega, Kazuhito Matsushita, John P Mulhall, New York, NY
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PD69-08 THE IMPACT OF ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY ON COMPLIANCE WITH INTRACAVERNOUS INJECTIONS Jose Torremade*, Coskun Kagacan, Joseph Narus, John P Mulhall, New York, NY
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PD69-09 SCROTOX: SALVAGE PERI-SPERMATIC CORD BOTULINUM-A TOXIN INJECTIONS FOR PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY CHRONIC SCROTAL CONTENT PAIN AFTER MICROSURGICAL DENERVATION OF THE SPERMATIC CORD. Nahomy Calixte*, Bayo Tojuola, Ibrahim Kartal, Ahmet Gudeloglu, Jamin Brahmbhatt, Sijo Parekattil, Clermont, FL
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PD69-10 DOES SURGICAL APPROACH AFFECT RATES OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION TREATMENT FOLLOWING RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: ANALYSIS OF A NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CLAIMS DATABASE Meera Chappidi*, Max Kates, Gregory Joice, Phillip Pierorazio, Trinity Bivalacqua, Baltimore, MD
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PD69-11 HIGHⴚDOSE INTRACAVERNOSAL PHENYLEPHRINE FOR PRIAPISM: IS IT SAFE? Ajaydeep S. Sidhu*, George F. Wayne, Miami Beach, FL, Bu J. Kim, Miami, FL, Alexander G. S. Anderson, Orlando, FL, Joan C. Delto, Maurilio Garcia-Gil, Gustavo A. DiazMercado, Billy H. Cordon, Jorge R. Caso, Alan S. Polackwich, Miami Beach, FL
PD69-12 SURVEY OF SEXUAL FUNCTION AND PORNOGRAPHY Jonathan Berger*, Andrew Doan, John Kehoe, Michael Marshall, Warren Klam, Donald Crain, Matthew Christman, San Diego, CA APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 70 URODYNAMICS/LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION/FEMALE PELVIC MEDICINE: BASIC RESEARCH & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY III Room 161 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Anna Malykhina and Priya Padmanabhan
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ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD70-01 EFFECTS OF WATER AVOIDANCE STRESS ON PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL RESPONSES DURING BLADDER FILLING IN THE RAT Huiyi Harriet Chang*, Zhuo Wang, Yunliang Gao, Rong Zhang, Daniel P Holschneider, Larissa V Rodriguez, Los Angeles, CA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:20 PD70-06 THE ROLE OF UROTHELIAL ATP SIGNALING IN MICTURITION REFLEX Kentaro Takezawa*, Makoto Kondo, Hiroshi Kiuchi, Norichika Ueda, Tetsuji Soda, Shinichiro Fukuhara, Tetsuya Takao, Yasushi Miyagawa, Akira Tsujimura, Kazumasa Matsumoto-Miyai, Yusuke Ishida, Suita, Japan, Hiromitsu Negoro, Kyoto, Japan, Shoichi Shimada, Norio Nonomura, Suita, Japan
PD70-02 CAMP-DEPENDENT REGULATION OF RHOA/RHO-KINASE ATTENUATES DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN A NOVEL MOUSE EXPERIMENTAL MODEL William Akakpo*, Biljana Musicki, Arthur Burnett, Baltimore, MD PD70-03 FRESHLY DISSOCIATED SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS FROM DETRUSOR OVERACTIVE HUMAN BLADDERS SHOW ABNORMAL EXPRESSION OF TREK-1 CHANNELS AND CAVEOLAE MEMBRANE MICRODOMAINS. Ricardo Pineda*, Balachandar Nedumaran, Joseph Hypolite, Shandra Wilson, Randall B Meachan, Anna P Malykhina, Aurora, CO PD70-04 OPTOGENETIC MODULATION OF BLADDER FUNCTION Aaron Mickle*, Vijay Samineni, Kate Meacham, St. Louis, MO, Jangyoel Yoon, Champaign, IL, Jose Grajales-Reyes, Melanie Pullen, St. Louis, MO, John Rogers, Evanston, IL, Henry Lai, Robert Gereau, St. Louis, MO PD70-05 MITOCHONDRIAL MUTATIONS CONTRIBUTE TO INCREASED VOIDING FREQUENCY AND IMPAIRED CHOLINERGIC CONTRACTION IN A MODEL OF PREMATURE AGING Shelby A. Powers*, Terence E. Ryan, Michael R. Odom, Joseph M. McClung, Johanna L. Hannan, Greenville, NC
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PD70-07 ROLE OF CANNABINOID RECEPTOR TYPE 1 IN TIBIAL AND PUDENDAL NEUROMODULATION OF BLADDER OVERACTIVITY IN CATS Xuewen Jian, Michelle Yu*, Jamie Uy, Thomas W. Fuller, Cameron Jones, Bing Shen, Jichen Wang, James R. Roppolo, William C. de Groat, Changfeng Tai, Pittsburgh, PA
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PD70-08 KV7 CHANNEL PHARMACOLOGICAL MODULATION IN HUMAN DETRUSOR: A PROMISING TWO-WAY STREET FOR THE POTENTIAL TREATMENT OF OVERACTIVE AND UNDERACTIVE BLADDER Aaron Provence, Damiano Angoli, Columbia, SC, Eric Rovner, Charleston, SC, Georgi Petkov*, Columbia, SC
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PD70-09 EFFECTS OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR (NGF) NEUTRALIZATION ON TRP CHANNEL EXPRESSION IN LASERCAPTURED BLADDER AFFERENT NEURONS OF MICE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY (SCI) Nobutaka Shimizu*, Shun Takai, Naoki Wada, Takahisa Suzuki, Ei-ichiro Takaoka, Takahiro Shimizu, Pittsburgh, PA, Akihide Hirayama, Nara, Japan, Hirotsugu Uemura, Osaka sayama, Japan, Anthony J. Kanai, Naoki Yoshimura, Pittsburgh, PA
11:00
PD70-10 ABNORMAL RESTING-STATE INTERNETWORK COUPLING IN PATIENTS WITH NON-NEUROGENIC OAB Lorenz Leitner*, Ulrich Mehnert, Matthias Walter, Thomas M. Kessler, Spyros Kollias, Lars Michels, Zu¨rich, Switzerland
11:10
PD70-11 CIRCADIAN RHYTHM COORDINATES ATP RELEASE IN THE UROTHELIUM VIA CONNEXIN43 HEMICHANNELS. Atsushi Sengiku*, Hiromitsu Negoro, Takeshi Sano, Masakatsu Ueda, Jin Kono, Kyoto, Japan, Louis Liou, Cambridge, MA, Hitoshi Okamura, Osamu Ogawa, Kyoto, Japan
11:20
PD70-12 IMPAIRMENT OF MICRO BLOOD FLOW IN THE BLADDER MUCOSA AND DERMIS UPREGULATES TRPM8 CHANNELS AND INDUCE COLD STRESS RELATED FREQUENCY IN OVARIECTOMIZED RATS. Tetsuichi Saito*, Tetsuya Imamura, Takashi Nagai, Toshiro Suzuki, Tomonori Minagawa, Teruyuki Ogawa, Osamu Ishizuka, Matsumoto, Japan APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 71
TIME 9:30
9:40
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD71-01 DECIPHER TEST IMPACTS DECISIONMAKING AMONG PATIENTS CONSIDERING ADJUVANT AND SALVAGE TREATMENT FOLLOWING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: INTERIM RESULTS FROM THE MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE PRO-IMPACT STUDY John L. Gore*, Seattle, WA, Marguerite du Plessis, Maria Santiago-Jime´nez, Kasra Yousefi, Vancouver, Canada, Darby J.S. Thompson, Burnaby, Canada, Lawrence Karsh, Denver, CO, Brian Lane, Grand Rapids, MI, Michael Franks, Richmond, VA, David Chen, Philadelphia, PA, Mark Bandyk, Lakeland, FL, Fernando Bianco, Miami, FL, Gordon Brown, Voorhees, NJ, William Clark, Anchorage, AK, Adam Kibel, Boston, MA, Hyung Kim, Los Angeles, CA, William Lowrance, Salt Lake City, UT, Murugesan Manoharan, Miami, FL, Paul Maroni, Aurora, CO, Scott Perrapato, Burlington, VT, Paul Sieber, Lancaster, PA, Edouard Trabulsi, Philadelphia, PA, Robert Waterhouse, Gastonia, NC, Elai Davicioni, Vancouver, Canada, Yair Lotan, Dallas, TX, Daniel W. Lin, Seattle, WA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:50 PD71-03 NOVEL DNA METHYLATION MARKERS FOR ACCURATE PROGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER: DISCOVERY AND EARLY VALIDATION Matthew T. Gettman*, Brian A. Dukek, William R. Taylor, Tracy C. Yab, Xiaoming Cao, Patrick H. Foote, Calise K. Berger, Thomas C. Smyrk, John C. Cheville, Douglas W. Mahoney, R. Jeffrey Karnes, John B. Kisiel, David A. Ahlquist, Rochester, MN
PD71-02 PROSTATE HEALTH INDEX DENSITY IMPROVES DETECTION OF CLINICALLYSIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCER Jeffrey Tosoian, Sasha Druskin*, Baltimore, MD, Darian Andreas, Richmond, VA, Patrick Mullane, Meera Chappidi, Sarah Joo, Kamyar Ghabili, Mufaddal Mamawala, Joseph Agostino, H. Ballentine Carter, Alan Partin, Lori Sokoll, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD
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PD71-04 AN INDEPENDENT, MULTIINSTITUTIONAL, PROSPECTIVE STUDY IN THE VETERANS AFFAIRS HEALTH SYSTEM CONFIRMS THE 4KSCORE ACCURATELY PREDICTS AGGRESSIVE PROSTATE CANCER Sanoj Punnen*, Miami, FL, Stephen Freedland, Los Angeles, CA, Thomas Polascik, Durham, NC, Stephen Savage, Charleston, SC, Stacy Loeb, New York, NY, Edward Uchio, Los Angeles, CA, Sharad Mathur, Kansas, MO, Michael Risk, Minnesota, MN, Yan Dong, Miami, FL, Jonathan Silberstein, New Orleans, LA
10:10
PD71-05 VALIDATION OF GEMCAP AS A DNA BASED BIOMARKER TO PREDICT PROSTATE CANCER RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY Hao Nguyen*, Christopher Welty, Karla Lindquist, Vy Ngo, Elizabeth Gilbert, Henrik Bengtsson, San Francisco, CA, Cristina MagiGalluzzi, Cleveland, OH, Jerome Jean Gilles, Jorge Yao, Rochester, NY, Matthew Cooperberg, San Francisco, CA, Edward Messing, Rochester, NY, Eric Klein, Cleveland, OH, Peter Carroll, Pamela Paris, San Francisco, CA
TUESDAY
PROSTATE CANCER: MARKERS III Room 162 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Paul Lange and Douglas Scherr
10:20
PD71-06 CTC-BASED GENE EXPRESSION FOR PREDICTING RESISTANCE TO ABIRATERONE AND ENZALUTAMIDE IN MCRPC Jae-Seung Chung*, Yugang Wang, Henderson James, Udit Singhal, Yuanyuan Qiao, Alexander Zaslavsky, Dan Hovelson, Ann Arbor, MI, Felix Feng, San Francisco, CA, Ganesch Palapattu, Taichman Russell, Arul Chinnaiyan, Scott Tomlins, Todd Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI
10:30
PD71-07 GAS6, KLK2, AND BMP7 DETECTED IN CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS PREDICT RESISTANCE TO CHEMOTHERAPY IN MCRPC Jae-Seung Chung*, Yugang Wang, Henderson James, Udit Singhal, Yuanyuan Qiao, Alexander Zaslavsky, Dan Hovelson, Ann Arbor, MI, Felix Feng, San Francisco, CA, Ganesh Palapattu, Taichman Russell, Arul Chinnaiyan, Scott Tomlins, Todd Morgan, Ann Arbor, MI
10:40
PD71-08 ANDROGEN RECEPTOR SPLICE VARIANT 7 (AR-V7) IN PATIENTS WITH LOCAL ADVANCED, METASTATIC AND CRPCM: A NOVEL CAPILLARY NANO-INMUNOASSAY TECHNIQUE Alvaro Rodriguez*, Juan Luis Garcia, Javier Garcia Garcia, Rebeca Lozano Mejorada, Irena Misiewicz-Krzeminska, Manuel Herrero Polo, Juan Jesus Cruz, Francisco Gomez Veiga, Salamanca, Spain
10:50
PD71-09 QUANTITATIVE DIGITAL IMAGE ANALYSIS AND MACHINE LEARNING ACCURATELY CLASSIFIES PRIMARY PROSTATE TUMORS OF BONE METASTATIC DISEASE BASED ON HISTOMORPHOMETRIC FEATURES IN DIAGNOSTIC PROSTATE NEEDLE BIOPSIES Eric Miller*, Santa Monica, CA, Hootan Salemi, Sergey Klimov, Michael Lewis, Isla Garraway, Beatrice Knudsen, Arkadiusz Gertych, Los Angeles, CA
11:00
PD71-10 SERUM N-GLYCOMICS PREDICTS IN PATIENTS WHO DEVELOPED CASTRATION RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER Tohru Yoneyama*, Yuki Tobisawa, Shingo Hatakeyama, Kazuyuki Mori, Yasuhiro Hashimoto, Takuya Koie, Chikara Ohyama, Hirosaki,Aomori, Japan
11:10
PD71-11 P53 FOCAL PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN PRIMARY PROSTATE TUMORS AND LYMPHATIC VESSEL INVASION PREDICT BIOCHEMICAL RECURRENCE AND METASTATIC PROGRESSION William Gesztes*, Jennifer Cullen, Denise Young, Yongmei Chen, Rockville, MD, Allen Burke, Silver Spring, MD, Albert Dobi, Gyorgy Petrovics, Rockville, MD, Inger Rosner, Bethesda, MD, Shiv Srivastava, Rockville, MD, Isabell Sesterhenn, Silver Spring, MD
11:20
PD71-12 BIOLOGICAL PATHWAYS IDENTIFIED FROM OUR FUNCTIONAL DRIVER GENE MARKER NETWORK THAT ACTIVATE THE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR Isaac Powell*, Detroit, MI APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 72 PROSTATE CANCER: LOCALIZED: RADIATION THERAPY II Room 205 BC @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Mack Roach and A. Oliver Sartor
TIME 9:30
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD72-01 LONG-TERM ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION, WITH OR WITHOUT RADIOTHERAPY, IN LOCALLY-ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER: RESULTS FROM A PHASE III RANDOMIZED STUDY Paul Sargos*, Bordeaux, France, Nicolas Mottet, Saint-Etienne, France, Pierre Richaud, Bordeaux, France
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 9:40 PD72-02 GENOMIC CLASSIFIER AUGMENTS THE ROLE OF PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES IN IDENTIFYING OPTIMAL CANDIDATES FOR ADJUVANT RADIATION THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER: DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNAL VALIDATION OF A MULTIVARIABLE PROGNOSTIC MODEL Deepansh Dalela*, Detroit, MI, Maria Santiago-Jimenez, Kasra Yousefi, Vancouver, Canada, Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN, Ashley Ross, Baltimore, MD, Robert Den, Philadelphia, PA, Edward Schaeffer, Chicago, IL, Adam Dicker, Philadelphia, PA, Mani Menon, Detroit, MI, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy, Elai Davicioni, Vancouver, Canada, Firas Abdollah, Detroit, MI
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10:10
PD72-03 TIMING OF SALVAGE RADIATION THERAPY AND USE OF CONCOMITANT HORMONAL THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH PSA RISING AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A LONG-TERM SURVIVAL ANALYSIS Nicola Fossati*, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Alberto Bossi, Thomas Seisen, Villejuif, France, Cesare Cozzarini, Claudio Fiorino, Barbara Noris Chiorda, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Thomas Wiegel, Ulm, Germany, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Gregor Goldner, Vienna, Austria, Steven Joniau, Antonino Battaglia, Karin Haustermans, Gert De Meerleer, Leuven, Belgium, Vale´rie Fonteyne, Piet Ost, Ghent, Belgium, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy PD72-04 CANCER-SPECIFIC MORTALITY AMONG MEN WITH LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER TREATED WITH RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY VERSUS RADIOTHERAPY: A MULTI-CENTER STUDY USING PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING AND COMPETING RISK REGRESSION ANALYSES Jae Young Jeong*, Kyo Chul Koo, Woo Jin Bang, Seung Hwan Lee, Sung Yong Cho, Sun Il Kim, Se Joong Kim, Jin Seon Cho, Koon Ho Rha, Sung Joon Hong, Byung Ha Chung, Seoul, Korea, Republic of PD72-05 NATURAL HISTORY OF PATIENTS TREATED WITH SALVAGE RADIATION THERAPY FOR RISING PSA AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A LONGTERM SURVIVAL ANALYSIS Nicola Fossati*, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Alberto Bossi, Thomas Seisen, Villejuif, France, Cesare Cozzarini, Claudio Fiorino, Barbara Noris Chiorda, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Thomas Wiegel, Ulm, Germany, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Gregor Goldner, Vienna, Austria, Steven Joniau, Antonino Battaglia, Karin Haustermans, Gert De Meerleer, Leuven, Belgium, Vale´rie Fonteyne, Piet Ost, Ghent, Belgium, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
*Presenting author
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10:20
PD72-06 ADJUVANT VERSUS EARLY SALVAGE RADIATION THERAPY IN NODE POSITIVE PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS: A LONGTERM SURVIVAL ANALYSIS Nicola Fossati*, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Alberto Bossi, Thomas Seisen, Villejuif, France, Cesare Cozzarini, Claudio Fiorino, Barbara Noris Chiorda, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Thomas Wiegel, Ulm, Germany, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Gregor Goldner, Vienna, Austria, Steven Joniau, Antonino Battaglia, Karin Haustermans, Gert De Meerleer, Leuven, Belgium, Vale´rie Fonteyne, Piet Ost, Ghent, Belgium, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
10:30
PD72-07 MULTIPARAMETRIC MRI AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY PREDICTS SALVAGE RADIOTHERAPY OUTCOMES FOR PROSTATE CANCER Vidit Sharma*, Avinash Nehra, Michele Colicchia, Mary E Westerman, Adam T Froemming, Lance A Mynderse, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Rochester, MN
10:40
PD72-08 DISTANT RECURRENCE PATTERNS IN PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER INITIALLY TREATED WITH BRACHYTHERAPY WHO EXPERIENCED BIOCHEMICAL FAILURE. Matthew Goland-Van Ryn*, Richard Stock, David Paulucci, Nelson Stone, Ketan Badani, John Sfakianos, New York, NY
10:50
PD72-09 EARLY OUTCOMES OF FOCAL BRACHYTHERAPY FOR LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER: COMPARISON WITH WHOLE GLAND BRACHYTHERAPY. Victor Srougi*, Eric Barret, Mohammed Baghdadi, Igor Nunes-Silva, Silvia GarciaBarreras, Gregory Rembeyo, Franc¸ois Rozet, Marc Galiano, Rafael Sanchez-Salas, Jean Cosset, Xavier Cathelineau, Paris, France
11:00
PD72-10 ASSESSING THE RISK OF EARLY AND LATE TOXICITY OF POSTPROSTATECTOMY RADIATION THERAPY: A LONG-TERM MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS Nicola Fossati*, Milan, Italy, R. Jeffrey Karnes, Stephen Boorjian, Michele Colicchia, Rochester, NY, Alberto Bossi, Thomas Seisen, Villejuif, France, Cesare Cozzarini, Claudio Fiorino, Barbara Noris Chiorda, Giorgio Gandaglia, Milan, Italy, Thomas Wiegel, Ulm, Germany, Shahrokh F. Shariat, Gregor Goldner, Vienna, Austria, Steven Joniau, Antonino Battaglia, Karin Haustermans, Gert De Meerleer, Leuven, Belgium, Vale´rie Fonteyne, Piet Ost, Ghent, Belgium, Hein Van Poppel, Leuven, Belgium, Francesco Montorsi, Alberto Briganti, Milan, Italy
TUESDAY
9:50
11:10
PD72-11 URETHRAL STRICTURES AFTER RADIOTHERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER - 5 YEAR DATA OF A CERTIFIED PROSTATE-CANCER-CENTRE Jennifer Kranz*, Uwe Maurer, Gerlinde Maurer, Oliver Deserno, Joachim Steffens, Eschweiler, Germany
11:20
PD72-12 SEER ANALYSIS OF RISK OF BLADDER, RECTUM AND COLON CANCER AFTER RADIOTHERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCER IN YOUNGER AND OLDER MEN Diana Lopategui*, Raymond Balise, Marcelo Panizzutti, Sanoj Punnen, Miami, FL
APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Podium Session 73 KIDNEY CANCER: LOCALIZED: SURGICAL THERAPY VII Room 251 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Jeffrey Gahan, Georges Haber and Anil Kapoor
TIME 9:30
9:40
9:50
10:00
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE PD73-01 RENAL MASS BIOPSY IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED INCIDENCE OF PATHOLOGICAL UPSTAGING TO PERINEPHRIC FAT INVASION IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY LOCALIZED RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Amirali Salmasi*, Andrew Lenis, Izak Faiena, Nicholas Donin, Allan Pantuck, Karim Chamie, Los Angeles, CA
ABSTRACT TIME NUMBER TITLE 10:10 PD73-05 A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHED COMPARISON OF TRANSPERITONEAL VS. RETROPERITONEAL ROBOTIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR POSTERIOR CLINICAL T1 RENAL MASSES David Paulucci*, New York, NY, Ronney Abaza, Columbus, OH, Daniel Eun, Philadelphia, PA, Akshay Bhandari, Miami Beach, FL, Ashok Hemal, Winston-Salem, NC, James Porter, Seattle, WA, Ketan Badani, New York, NY
PD73-02 GRADING THE NON-NEOPLASTIC KIDNEY PREDICTS POST-OPERATIVE RENAL FUNCTION IN RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY SPECIMENS Deepak Pruthi*, San Antonio, TX, Vivian Lu, Ruchi Chhibba, Evan Weins, Ian Gibson, Winnipeg, Canada, Thomas McGregor, Kingston, Canada PD73-03 IMPACT OF RENAL VEIN INVASION ON THE OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL CELL CARCINOMA AND CAVAL TUMOR THROMBUS Sudhir Isharwal*, Joseph Zabell, Scott Lundy, Sarah Vij, Venkatesh Krshnamurthi, Cleveland, OH
10:20
PD73-06 COMPARATIVE TRIFECTA OUTCOMES AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY (LPN): CLAMPING VERSUS OFF-CLAMPING FOR HIGH COMPLEXITY RENAL SCORE TUMORS Marcos Tobias-Machado, Joˆnatas Pereira*, Alexandre Hidaka, Igor Nunes-Silva, Sidney Glina, Santo Andre´, Brazil, Hamilton Zampolli, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil, Eliney Faria, Barretos, Brazil
10:30
PD73-07 ANALYSIS OF RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTIONS COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY Richmond Owusu*, San Diego, CA, Michael Liss, Dallas, TX, Sean Berquist, Abd-elrahma Hassan, Charles Field, Aaron Bloch, Unwanaobong Nseyo, Fang Wan, Zachary Hamilton, Ithaar Derweesh, San Diego, CA
10:40
PD73-08 THE IMPACT OF INTRA VS. POSTOPERATIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSION ON CANCER RECURRENCE AND SURVIVAL FOLLOWING NEPHRECTOMY FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA Yasmin Abu-Ghanem*, Zohar Dotan, Issac Kaver, Dorit Zilberman, Jacob Ramon, Ramat Gan, Israel
PD73-04 A COMPARISON OF OVERALL SURVIVAL BETWEEN PARTIAL AND RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR T1 RENAL MASSES: A REPORT FROM THE NATIONAL CANCER DATABASE David Paulucci*, Alp Tuna Beksac, John Sfakianos, Ketan Badani, New York, NY
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PD73-09 BIG RENAL ANGIOMYOLIPOMA: THE 4 CM SIZE LIMIT FOR CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT SHOULD BE REVISITED? Mohamed Gomha*, Magdy Al-Gahwary, Yousef Alsowayan, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
11:00
PD73-10 COMPARISON BETWEEN LAPAROENDOSCOPIC SINGLE SITE NEPHRECTOMY AND CONVENTIONAL LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHRECTOMY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROL SINGLE INSTITUTION EXPERIENCE Mohamed Eltemamy*, Cleveland, OH, Mahmoud Abdel Hakim, Ahmed El-feel, Cairo, Egypt, Ahmed Elshafei, Cleveland, OH, Omar Abdel-Razzak, Cairo, Egypt
11:10
11:20
PD73-12 PATHOLOGIC PREDICTORS OF MUSCLE INVASIVE UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER FOLLOWING RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY Amir Toussi*, Tanner Miest, Vidit Sharma, George Chow, Bradley Leibovich, Matthew Tollefson, Rochester, MN APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
PD73-11 MANAGEMENT OF CONTRALATERAL RECURRENCE AFTER RADICAL NEPHROURETERECTOMY FOR UPPER TRACT UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA Amir Toussi*, Vidit Sharma, Tanner Miest, George Chow, Bradley Leibovich, Matthew Tollefson, Rochester, MN
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Video Session 12
Room 254 @ Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Moderators: Gilad Amiel, Reza Ghavamian and Katie Murray ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V12-01 MULTIMODAL ENHANCED CYSTOSCOPY FOR IMPROVED BLADDER TUMOR RESECTIONS Timothy Chang*, Dharati Trivedi, Stanford, CA, Mario Sofer, Tel-Aviv, Israel, Joseph Liao, Stanford, CA V12-02
V12-03
*Presenting author
ABSTRACT NUMBER TITLE V12-04 ROBOT ASSISTED ORTHOTOPIC MODIFIED STUDER NEOBLADDER Hubert John*, Christian Padevit, Kevin Horton, Winterthur, Switzerland, Abolfazl Hosseini, Peter Wiklund, Karolinska Stockholm, Sweden
CONFOCAL LASER ENDOMICROSCOPY FOR BLADDER CANCER DIAGNOSIS: HOW TO DO IT & OUR PRELIMINARY RESULTS Esme´e Liem*, Jan Erik Freund, Theo de Reijke, Joyce Baard, Guido Kamphuis, Pilar Laguna Pes, Martijn de Bruin, Jean de la Rosette, Amsterdam, Netherlands ROBOTIC UTERETAL REIMPLANTATION FOR URETERO-ENTERIC ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURES Carlos Fay*, Daniel Melecchi Freitas, Sameer Chopra, Nariman Ahmadi, Andre Berger, Mihir Desai, Inderbir Gill, Los Angeles, CA, Alvin Goh, Houston, TX, Leonardo Misuraca, Salvatore Guaglianone, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Gabriele Tuderti, Michele Gallucci, Giuseppe Simone, Rome, Italy, Monish Aron, Los Angeles, CA
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V12-05
REVISITING THE ABDOMEN AFTER ROBOT-ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY: TIPS AND TRICKS FOR ROBOT-ASSISTED REPAIR Ahmed Hussein*, Justen Kozlowski, Youssef Ahmed, Khurshid Guru, Buffalo, NY
V12-06
UTILIZATION OF INDOCYANINE GREEN FLUORESCENCE ANGIOGRAPHY DURING INTRACORPOREAL URETERO-ILEAL ANASTOMOSIS FOLLOWING ROBOTIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY Daniel Melecchi Freitas*, Carlos Fay, Nariman Ahmadi, Andre Abreu, Toshitaka Shin, Inderbir Gill, Andre Berger, Mihir Desai, Monish Aron, Los Angeles, CA
TUESDAY
BLADDER ONCOLOGY AND DIVERSION The videos in this session as well as the video libraries from the 2011-2016 Annual Meetings may be viewed in the Surgical Video Library and purchased in the AUA Store during the Annual Meeting. Both are located in Hall A. AUA members receive free online access to the Surgical Video Library throughout the year through AUA University. Visit www.AUAnet.org/University to access.
V12-07
ROBOTIC INTRACORPOREAL “PADUA ILEAL BLADDER”: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE, PERIOPERATIVE, ONCOLOGIC AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Giuseppe Simone*, Rocco Papalia, Leonardo Misuraca, Gabriele Tuderti, Francesco Minisola, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Giulio Vallati, Salvatore Guaglianone, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy
V12-08
URETEROILEAL BYPASS: A NEW ROBOTIC TECHNIC TO TREAT URETEROENTERERIC STRICTURES IN URINARY DIVERSION Guilherme Padovani*, Rubens Park, Marcos Mello, Rafael Coelho, Leonardo Borges, Adriano Nessralah, Miguel Srougi, William Nahas, Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil
V12-09
ANATOMIC ROBOT ASSISTED RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN FEMALE: STEP BY STEP TECHNIQUE Giuseppe Simone, Salvatore Guaglianone, Leonardo Misuraca*, Francesco Minisola, Gabriele Tuderti, Mariaconsiglia Ferriero, Giuseppe Romeo, Michele Gallucci, Rome, Italy
V12-10
ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL CYSTECTOMY AND INTRACORPOREAL NEOBLADDER UTILIZING A VAGINAL-SPARING AND STAPLE-FREE APPROACH Christine White*, New Brunswick, NJ, Mark Ferretti, New York, NY, Gregory Lovallo, Mutahar Ahmed, Hackensack, NJ
V12-11
LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF ILEAL CONDUIT PARASTOMAL HERNIA USING THE MODIFIED SUGARBAKER TECHNIQUE Dario Garcia-Rojo*, Xavier Serra-Aracil, Angel Prera, Carlos Abad, Jesus Mun˜oz, Leticia De Verdonces, Marta Capdevila, Eduardo Vicente, Naim Hannaoui, Younes Fadil, Jose Luis Gonzalez-Sala, Arturo Dominguez, Clara Centeno, Victor Parejo, Mario Rosado, Paula Planelles, Juan Prats, Sabadell, Spain
V12-12
ROBOTIC CYSTOPROSTATECTOMY WITH PUBECTOMY AND ILEAL CONDUIT FOR PATIENTS WITH OSTEOMYELITIS PUBIS Ahmad Shabsigh*, Columbus, OH APPROVED FOR AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITTM
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2017 Annual Meeting Exhibits (as of April 3, 2017) Booth(s)
21st Century Oncology LLC 2020 3D Systems, Healthcare 413 3DBiopsy 2803 A&E Endoscopy 140 A.M.I. Gmbh 2438 AbbVie 1120 Accordion Medical 320 Advanced Endoscopy Devices, Inc. 2720 Allen Medical Systems 548 Allergan 1126 Allergan Medical Affairs 1851 Alma Lasers 847 AmbiMedInc 440 Ambry Genetics 342 America Medic & Science, AMS 1449 American HIFU 2644 American Medical Endoscopy/ Strauss Surgical 1820 Amniox Medical 2848 AnazaoHealth Corporation 2152 Androvia LifeSciences 242 Armune BioScience, Inc. 2151 Ashlar Medical, LLC 2849 Asociacio ´ n Espan ˜ ola de Urologı´a 146 ASSI-Accurate Surgical & Scientific Inst 920 Astellas Pharma US 1622 AstraZeneca 1720 AUA History Booth 535 AUA RESIDENTS’ BOWL 2424 AUA Sales Office 2060 AUCA 148 Augmenix 301 Aytu BioScience, Inc. 2052 B. Braun Medical 848 Bard 2015 Bayer 2230 Bedford Research Foundation 2852 Beijing L.H.H. Medical Science Development Co., Ltd 2620 Best Medical International 1146 biolitec biomedical technology, GmbH 554 BK Ultrasound - Powered by Analogic 916 Blue Earth Diagnostics, Inc 1849 Bolang Endoscope 2050 Boothwyn Pharmacy 1846 Boston Scientific 1601 Bostwick Laboratories 1106 Bone Medical 1953 Bristol-Myers Squibb 1152 Business Bistro 153 C.A.T.H.wear 1848 Cambridge Consultants 2806 Canadian Urological Association 640 Care Credit 953 Case Recruiters 2535 Castelli 656 Chinese Urological Association 147 Clarus Medical 236 Clear Guide Medical, Inc 2654 Coast to Coast Medical, Inc 755 Cogentix Medical 940 Coloplast Corp. 2006 Combat Medical Ltd. 751 Community Health Systems 447 CompactCath Inc. 2841 CompHealth 2732 Compulink Business Systems 946 Confederacio ´ n Americana de Urologı´a 349 Convergent Laser Technologies 1809 Cook Medical 2024 Cook MyoSite 505 CoreTherm Medical, Inc. 1143 Cosmetics Expo 1853 CryoProbe 445 CS Surgical, Inc 1642 Cynosure 844 Dendreon Pharmaceuticals 1609 Desert Harvest 1054 Designs for Vision, Inc. 2622 Dianon-Litholink Corporation 745
Booth(s)
Direx DK Technologies Dornier MedTech Dysaer Rental Services Ecleris USA Eclipse Loupes and Products 1547, EDAP TMS EDDA Technology Egyptian Urological Association Eigen Eleven Biotherapeutics ELMED Incorporated ELMED Medical Systems Elsevier Empower Pharmacy EMS Electro Medical Systems S.A. Emtron Encore, Inc. Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. ENDOSYS TECHNOLOGIES Endourological Society, Inc. Enovative Technologies European Association of Urology Exact Imaging (formerly Imagistx) Exhibitor Lounge Exosome Diagnostics Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc. FMD, LLC Focal Healthcare, Inc. Food Court 556, 2058, 2816, Freelance Anesthesia G.S. Innovation Galil Medical USA GE Healthcare Genentech USA, Inc. Genentech, Inc. GenomeDx Biosciences Genomic Health, Inc. Glens Falls Hospital Global Medical Endoscopy Global Men’s Health Foundation Global Retail GOTOP Medical, Inc. Hackensack Meridian Health Hawaiian Moon Hawk Endoscopes HealthTronics HIFU Solution, LLC Hitachi Aloka Medical HR Pharmaceuticals ICU Theater Image Diagnostics Inc INEX Surgical Inc. Infinity Massage Chairs Infinium Medical, Inc. InnovaQuartz International Kidney Stone Institute International X-Ray Brokers IntrinsiQ Specialty Solutions Intuitive Surgical Invivo IsoRay Medical IVUmed Jackson & Coker Janssen Biotech, Inc. Japanese Urological Association Jena Surgical Johnson Compounding and Wellness Kaiser Permanente KARL STORZ Endoscopia - Latino America KARL STORZ Endoscopy - America, Inc. Keeler Instruments Inc. Klein Surgical, Inc Koelis LABORIE Lazarus 3D LLC LEONI Fiber Optics, Inc. Liebel-Flarsheim, a Guerbet company 335
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AUTHOR INDEX A Aaron, LaTayia ..................................... MP17-15 Abad, Carlos ........................................... V12-11 Aballa, Teodoro .................................... PD68-06 Abascal, Jose Maria ............................ MP86-13 Abate, Getahun ................................... PD48-06 Abate-Shen, Corinne .......... MP15-13, MP48-09 Abaza, Ronney ... MP34-10, MP52-05, MP58-18, MP59-04, MP96-12, PD66-04, PD73-05, p208 Abbosh, Philip ............................ MP88-11, p212 Abbott, Joel ............... MP50-14, PD35-03, p109 Abdalla, Wael ...................................... MP61-10 Abdallah, Wafaa .................................. PD08-10 Abdel Azim, Dalia ................................. PD50-01 Abdel Azim, Mohamed ........................ PD50-01 Abdel Aziz, Ahmed ............................... PD50-01 Abdel Hakim, Mahmoud ..................... PD73-10 Abdel Hamid, Mona ............................ MP65-18 Abdel Raheem, Ali ............................... MP49-18 Abdel Raheem, Amr ............ MP56-04, PD31-06 Abdel Rassoul, M. ................................. PD23-01 Abdel_Basset, Mohamed .................... MP27-15 Abdelhafez, Mohamed ....................... PD62-04 Abdelhalim, Ahmed ............................ MP10-15 Abdel-Karim, Aly .................................. MP24-08 Abdel-Mageed, Asim B. ...................... MP45-16 Abdelmaksoud, Rania ......................... PD08-10 Abdel-Rassoul, Mohammed ................ PD60-07 Abdel-Razzak, Omar ............................ PD73-10 Abdelwahab, Osama ........ MP25-02, MP27-14, PD22-07, PD22-11 Abdollah, Firas .... MP04-20, MP53-18, MP55-17, MP57-18, MP76-05, MP97-04, PD03-06, PD10-10, PD15-04, PD18-07, PD32-05, PD43-11, PD47-08, PD51-05, PD58-12, PD62-12, PD67-09, PD72-02 Abdul-Muhsin, Haidar ............... MP06-03, V3-02 Abe, Daniel ........................................... PD66-01 Abe, Takaaki ........................................ MP52-01 Abe, Takashige ... MP31-15, MP51-18, MP71-17, PD41-03, PD41-04, PD46-05 Abel, E. Jason ................. MP100-04, MP100-09, MP100-12, MP100-18, MP15-19, MP22-05, MP23-13, MP53-08, MP55-13, MP77-05, MP96-08, PD04-03, PD32-11, PD66-02 Abelson, Benjamin ............................... MP30-18 Aben, Katja K.H. ................................... PD47-05 Abern, Michael .................................... MP11-15 Abhyankar, Nikita ................. MP89-12, PD68-08 Abolazm, Ahmed Elhussein ................. MP27-15 Abol-Enein, Hassan ............. MP10-15, MP54-07, MP58-15, MP58-16, p278 Aboshady, Yara .................... PD04-09, PD52-03 Abouassaly, Robert ............ MP22-06, MP53-17, MP69-14, MP97-19, PD09-02 Abourbih, Samuel .... MP30-08, MP59-17, MP6612, PD11-04, PD21-04, V7-06, V8-04 Aboushousha, Tarek ............................ MP65-19 Aboushwareb, Tamer ........... PD26-10, PD39-01 Abozaid, Mohammed ......................... MP10-17 Abraham, Joseph ................................. PD20-11 Abraham, Nitya .......................................... p209 Abrahams, Harrison .............................. MP50-16 Abrams, Paul ..................................... PNFLBA-09 Abrams, Steven .................... MP31-01, PD26-03 Abreu, ADL ............................ MP77-01, PD15-09 Abreu, Andre ....... MP08-13, PD27-10, PD67-04, V12-06, V4-03, V8-10 Abreu, Andre Luis ..... MP03-19, PD38-02, V4-07 Abreu, Diego ........................................ MP16-17 Abu Hamad, Ramziya ......................... MP19-02 Abufaraj, Mohammad ........................ MP78-14 Abu-Ghanem, Yasmin .......... PD15-01, PD73-08 Abulseoud, Amr .................................... PD54-10 Acevedo-Alvarez, Marian ................... MP82-07 Acharya, Abhinav ................................ MP88-14 Achena, Andrea .................................. MP41-01 Achim, Mary ........ MP20-18, MP51-04, MP64-12 Ackerman, A. Lenore ......... MP29-10, MP31-19, MP82-02, MP82-18, MP86-15, PD44-05, PD44-12, PD50-12 Ackerman, Anika .................................. PD45-04 Ackerman, James ................................ MP82-18
Adachi, Hisanobu ................ MP37-19, MP80-02 Adam, Gerhard ................................... MP03-12 Adam, Lorentz ...................................... PD58-08 Adam, Meike ........................................ MP47-03 Adam, Rony ......................................... MP76-19 Adam, Rosalyn M. ... MP26-01, p40, p157, p288 Adams, George ................................... MP28-18 Adams, Mackenzie .............................. MP87-07 Adams, Mark ........................................ MP76-15 Adams, Robert ..................................... MP81-03 Adamsky, Melanie .. MP19-16, MP19-18, MP2011, MP21-03, MP23-14, MP25-15, MP43-03, MP46-13, MP95-16, PD17-02, PD24-06, PD57-09 Adamu, Desmond .................................... V9-10 Addali, Mustapha ................................. PD10-01 Adding, Christofer ................ MP34-15, MP59-19 Adejoro, Oluwakayode ....................... MP69-20 Adelstein, Sarah ... MP40-15, PD02-04, PD17-09, PD54-03 Adjei, Lisa .............................................. MP42-15 Adler, Howard L. ...................... FRII-01, PD06-09 Adonias, Sanarelly ............................... MP04-17 Adot, Jose M. ............................................. p277 Adshead, James .................................. MP59-04 Afshar, Ali .............................................. PD16-04 Afshinnia, Farsad .................................. MP31-08 Agalliu, Ilir .............................. MP19-04, PD57-07 Agard, Hannah .................................... MP23-06 Agarwal, Aarti ...................................... MP93-11 Agarwal, Ashok .................... MP07-17, MP07-19 Agarwal, Piyush .. MP15-10, MP65-13, MP98-10, MP98-17, PNFLBA-12, V10-12, p274 Ager, Brittany ........................................ PD06-05 Aggarawal, Kuldeep ............................ PD60-06 Aggarwal, Himanshu .......... MP24-20, MP40-11, PD50-11 Aggarwal, Kuldeep .............. MP90-20, PD27-06 Aghazadeh, Monty ................... PD55-10, V3-03 Agostino, Joseph .................................. PD71-02 Agrawal, Shree ... MP15-07, MP24-14, MP25-06, MP36-20, MP38-12, MP63-19, MP93-10 ´ guas, Fernanda ................................. MP23-12 A Agudelo, Jose ...................................... MP50-12 Aguilar Palacios, Diego ....... MP49-04, PD20-11 Aguiniga, Lizath .................................... MP82-04 Ahaghotu, Chiledum ................. PD24-12, p212 Ahdoot, Michael .... MP46-20, MP80-4, PD40-02 Ahlawat, Rajesh ................................... MP06-05 Ahlborn, David .......................................... FRI-15 Ahlering, Thomas ................ MP05-02, MP25-13, MP47-12, MP53-09, PD09-06, PD15-02, p86 Ahlewat, Rajesh ................................... MP59-04 Ahlquist, David A. ................................. PD71-03 Ahmad, Ardalan .................. MP38-05, PD11-06 Ahmad, Ardalanejaz ............................ PD19-11 Ahmad, Basim ...... MP21-14, MP24-17, PD38-01 Ahmad, Imran ....................................... PD43-05 Ahmad, Nida ........................................ MP36-05 Ahmadi, Nariman ..... MP03-19, PD27-10, PD3802, PD38-10, PD58-03, PD67-04, V12-03, V1206, V4-03 Ahmed, Ahmed ................................... MP26-17 Ahmed, Basel ....................................... MP21-13 Ahmed, Hashim .. MP33-20, MP38-07, MP70-02, MP70-15, MP70-18, PD43-06, PD56-08, PD6510, p12 Ahmed, Ivy ........................................... MP57-07 Ahmed, Kamran . MP07-07, MP51-16, MP51-18, PD41-02, PD41-03, PD41-04, PD41-06, PD46-05 Ahmed, Mutahar ............. V12-10, V8-11, V9-09 Ahmed, Taha A. ................................... MP35-18 Ahmed, Youssef .. MP21-13, MP21-14, MP24-17, MP51-05, MP88-13, MP92-05, PD38-01, PD41-08, PD46-01, PD46-02, PD46-09, PD46-11, V12-05 Ahn, Chihyun ........................................ PD39-02 Ahn, Hanjong ...... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP55-11, MP58-06, MP59-09, MP71-10, PD4802, p207 Ahn, Han-Jong ..................................... MP60-08 Ahn, Hyun Soo ...................................... MP13-03 Ahn, Justin ............ MP19-13, MP62-07, MP75-19 Ahn, Seung Hyun . MP44-15, MP44-16, MP95-04 Ahn, Sun Tae ........................ MP25-05, MP81-19
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Ahn, Tai Young ... MP27-02, MP27-03, MP55-11, MP58-06, MP71-10, PD69-05 Ahuja, Nita ............................................ MP65-20 Ahyai, Sascha ....................... MP46-09, PD60-10 Aicher, Wilhelm K. ................................ MP40-09 Aiello, Luca ........................................... MP47-01 Aik, Ong Teng .............................................. p38 Aikawa, Ken ........ MP17-04, MP31-09, MP31-12, MP48-04, PD02-02 Aiken, William ............................. MP64-20, p205 Aimar, Roberta .......................................... V8-02 Aizawa, Masataka ............... MP72-02, MP78-04 Ajay, Divya ........................... MP46-16, MP46-18 Ajayi, Leye ............................................ MP68-15 Ajiki, Haruki ............................................ PD11-03 Akagashi, Keigo ................................... MP62-13 Akaihata, Hidenori .............. MP17-04, MP26-20, MP31-12, MP39-13, PD02-02 Akakpo, William .................................... PD70-02 Akamatsu, Shusuke ............. MP02-12, MP20-08, MP65-03 Akao, Yukihiro ....................................... MP88-19 Akapame, Sydney .............. MP43-04, MP43-08, MP43-20, MP76-08 Akarken, Ilker ........................................ MP62-17 Akbarov, Ilgar ...................... MP24-05, MP68-01 Akbarzadeh, Aram .............................. MP66-18 Akbay, Erdem ....................................... PD68-11 Akca, Oktay .......................................... PD29-06 Akdemir, Fatih ...................................... MP25-16 Akdogan, Bulent .................................. MP67-07 Akers, Amy ............................................ MP96-01 Akhavein, Arash .................................... PD30-10 Akhtar, Abdulhadi ................................ PD40-11 Akin, Oguz ........... MP55-01, MP55-08, MP70-03, MP73-17, MP93-09 Akin-Akintayo, Oladunni ...................... MP18-08 Akita, Hidetoshi .................................... MP86-07 Akiyama, Masato ................................. MP74-01 Akiyama, Yoshiyuki .................................... p210 Akre, Olof .............................................. PD03-11 Aksenov, Alexey V. ............. MP53-11, MP77-01, PD15-09 Al Deen Ashab, Hussam ...................... MP34-01 Al Hussein Al Awamlh, Bashir .............. MP69-12 Al Hussein Alawamlh, Omar ... MP52-20, V9-03, V9-08 Al Salhi, Yazan ...................... MP85-14, PD23-03 Al-Ahmadie, Hikmat ........... MP48-03, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, MP65-15, MP88-17, PD48-11 Alam, Asher .......................................... MP02-04 Alam, Ridwan ..... MP14-17, MP20-18, MP55-18, MP80-15, PD07-08, PD53-05, PD59-01, PD59-06 Alam, Shumyle ..................................... MP61-01 Alam, Yasaman .................................... MP61-11 Alameddine, Mahmoud .... MP53-15, MP80-14, PD66-09 Alami, Mohammed ................................ V11-09 Alamro, Raid ......................................... PD64-03 Alan, Alan ............................................. MP57-01 Alanee, Shaheen ................................. MP42-07 Alashkham, Abduelmenem ................ MP05-16 Alba, Patrick ......................................... MP32-12 Alba-Alejandre, Irene ........................... PD08-01 Albala, David ............................... MP92-10, p15 Albanesi, Luca ...................................... MP15-01 Albany, Costantine .............................. MP80-09 Albers, Peter ........ MP80-20, MP81-10, PD24-03, PD53-11 Albersen, Maarten ..................... MP26-10, p160 Albersheim-Carter, Jacob A. .............. MP32-18 Alberto Vargas, Hebert ....................... MP70-05 Alberts, Arnout ...................... MP33-01, PD55-04 Albiges, Laurence ................................ MP72-19 Albissini, Simone ... MP64-02, MP93-02, MP93-13 Albitar, Maher ...................................... MP33-06 Albo, Giancarlo .................................... MP47-20 Albo, Michael ............................... PD54-05, p14 Albrecht, Anika .................................... MP40-09 Alcaraz, Antonio .................................. MP29-05 Aldaqadossi, Hussein ............................ PD42-03 Aldiwani, Mohammed ......................... PD53-04 Al-Dulaimi, Ragheed ............................ PD34-10 Alei, Giovanni .................................... PPTLBA-01
Aleixo, Joa ˜ o Henrique ......................... MP74-07 Alekseev, Boris ...................................... MP28-10 Aleksic, Ilija ............................................ MP24-20 Alemozaffar, Mehrdad .......... MP21-09, V10-07 Alenina, Natalia ................................... MP17-14 Alenizi, Abdullah .................................. MP02-09 Alessandra, Sarti ................................... PD17-11 Alessandria, Eugenio ............ MP75-06, PD21-08 Alessandro, Nini .................................... MP59-07 Alessio, Paolo ....................... MP64-02, MP93-02 Alev, Burc¸in ........................................... MP94-01 Alex, Freeman ....................................... PD65-10 Alexander, Siobhan E. ......................... MP61-09 Alfano, Massimo ... MP81-15, MP81-20, PD13-07 Algaba, Ferran ..................................... MP78-20 Al-Gahwary, Magdy ............................. PD73-09 Alger, Jordan ........................ MP20-04, PD65-03 Alhalabi, Feras ..... MP40-11, PD17-12, PD26-09, PD50-11 Ali Asgari, Majid ................................... MP08-04 Ali, Ahmed ........................... MP13-07, MP61-11 Ali, Amina ............................. MP33-12, MP87-18 Ali, Gaber .............................................. PD54-10 Ali, Omar ................................................... V6-04 Ali, Taimoor ........... MP21-14, MP24-17, PD38-01 Alibhai, Shabbir ..................... PD03-04, PD55-06 Ali-El-Dein, Bedeir . MP10-17, MP74-20, PD19-03 Alimi, Quentin ..... MP37-14, MP54-18, MP78-15, V5-03 Aliperti, Louis .......................... PD18-03, PD58-08 Alken, Peter .................................................. p90 Al-Kailani, Zaid ...................................... MP97-16 Al-Kasab, Thamir .................................. MP38-05 Al-Khalil, Ramsey ....................... PD06-09, V7-11 Allaf, Mohamad .. MP55-18, MP80-15, PD04-08, PD04-11, PD32-08, PD52-04, PD53-05, PD5901, PD59-02, PD59-06, PD59-12, p11, p13, p14, p125 Allen, Clare ........... MP51-12, PD43-05, PD55-01 Allen, Darrell ......................................... MP68-15 Allen, Isabel .......................................... MP84-18 Allen, LaDonna ..................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Allen, Sian ............................................. MP50-03 Allen-Brady, Kristina .............................. PD01-05 Allenet, Cle ´ ment .. MP40-12, PD64-07, PD64-08 Allickson, Julie ....................................... PD49-07 Allio, Bryce ............................................ MP46-16 Allman, Denton ..................................... PD40-05 Allott, Emma ......................... MP14-09, PD47-04 Al-Mahmid, Mustafa ............ MP24-05, MP68-01 Almanza, Diego ................................... MP17-09 Almassi, Nima ........................................ PD55-12 Almeida, Fabio ..................... MP77-01, PD15-09 Almeida, Fernando .............................. MP40-03 Almeida, Madson ................................ MP37-08 Almekaty, Khaled ................ MP07-20, MP10-17 Almengo, Katherine ............................. MP80-14 Almeras, Christophe ............................. PD16-01 Alnazari, Mansour ................ MP20-13, MP93-04 Al-Obaidy, Abdulkader ....................... MP62-15 Alom, Manaf ....... MP56-16, MP84-09, PD13-09, PD31-01, PD66-08 AL-Omar, Osama ................................. MP66-02 Alonzo, David ....................... MP54-11, MP80-14 Aloosh, Mehdi ....................... MP51-06, PD41-05 Alouffi, Abdulaziz .................................. MP29-06 Al-Qassab, Usama ... MP85-19, PNFBA-12, p234 Alruwaily, Abdulrahman ...................... MP01-04 AlSaid, Sami .......................................... MP07-17 Alshalalfa, Mohammed ..................... PNFBA-09 Alshara, Luay ........................................ MP13-07 Alsikafi, Nejd ........ MP11-02, MP36-08, MP46-07, PD29-02 Alsinnawi, Mazen ................ MP43-04, MP43-08, MP43-20, MP76-08 Alsop, David ......................................... MP85-07 Alsowayan, Yousef ............................... PD73-09 Alston, Celeste ........................................... p114 Alsyouf, Muhannad .............................. PD21-04 Alt, Celine ............................. MP03-02, MP03-07 Altay, Yucel .......................................... MP81-05 Altaylouni, Turki ..................................... PD65-12 Althof, Stanley ..... MP84-07, PD69-01, p41, p43, p158 Altobelli, Emanuela ............ MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17 Altok, Muammer ................... MP51-04, PD43-09
Altshuler, Gregory .................... PD42-07, V11-11 Alukal, Joseph ...................... PD13-12, p14, p37 Aluwihare, Kushlan ............................... MP38-14 Alva, Ajjai .............................................. MP18-20 Alvarez, JoAnn .... MP06-20, MP92-08, PD09-03, PD28-04, PD47-01 Alvarez, Patricio ......................................... p211 Alvarez, Sara ........................ MP06-17, MP06-20 Alvarez-Lugo, Lery ................................ MP82-07 Alves, Rodolfo ......................................... V10-08 Alvim, Ricardo .. MP100-08, MP88-17, MP97-17, PD20-06 Alyaev, Yuri .............................. PD23-07, V11-11 Alzubaidi, Ahmad ................................ MP76-12 Amanda, Chisholm .............................. PD64-03 Amano, Toshiyasu ................................ MP09-06 Amaral, Rafael ..................................... MP74-07 Amarasekera, Channa ........................ MP69-19 Amarenco, Gerard ............... PD64-07, PD64-08 Ambani, Sapan .................................... MP01-04 Ambu, Alesandra ................................. MP24-12 Ameen, Torath ..................................... MP51-17 Ameli, Niloufar ...................................... MP96-10 Amend, Bastian .. MP02-19, MP36-01, MP40-09, MP64-17 Ameri, Carlos ........................................ MP16-17 Amery, Suzanne .................................... PD19-06 Amiable, Claire .................................... MP87-08 Amidi, Fardin ........................................ MP41-20 Amiel, Gilad E. ..... MP68-19, MP75-10, PD67-12, p333 Amin, Mahul B. ..................................... MP86-17 Amin, Mitual ......................................... MP80-18 Amini, Erfan .......................... MP08-04, MP64-04 Amirkhiz, Kamyar Ghabili .......................... p279 Amirzargar, Ali Akbar ........................... MP41-03 Amling, Christopher ............ MP20-02, MP20-19, MP22-19, MP47-09, PD03-08, PD03-10, PD1011, PD24-09, PD40-07, PD40-12, PD62-07, p216 Ammani, Abdeghani .............................. V11-09 Ammirati, Enrico ................... MP46-01, MP46-09 Ammori, John ....................................... MP69-14 Amon Sesmero, Jose ................................... p13 Amosah, Josephine ............................. MP42-15 Amparore, Daniele ............... PD18-06, PD27-03 Amuan, Megan .................................... MP79-13 Amundsen, Cindy ............... MP69-02, MP82-05, PD54-05 Amundson, Julia ..................................... V11-08 An, Jian ................................................. MP87-01 An, Julie ................................................ MP18-14 Anaissie, James ... MP56-01, MP56-02, MP56-03 Anantharaman, Vathsala ................... MP74-17 Anastos, Harry ..... MP05-11, MP18-03, MP76-07, PD59-09, V4-02 Andersen, Brandey .............................. MP23-04 Andersen, Thomas M. .......................... MP94-05 Anderson, Alexander G. S. .................. PD69-11 Anderson, Barrett .................................. PD41-07 Anderson, Christopher B. ... MP15-13, MP21-01, MP22-20, MP58-07, MP71-19 Anderson, Courtney ............................. PD05-06 Anderson, Daniel ......................................... p41 Anderson, Katherine H. ........................ MP66-07 Anderson, Megan ................................ MP15-10 Anderson, Paul ...................................... PD23-11 Anderson, Peter A.M. .......................... MP66-07 Anderson, Ross ...................................... PD13-06 Anderson, Shane .......................................... p14 Anderson, Shawn ................................. MP44-08 Anderson, T. .................................................. p14 Andersson, Karl-Erik ........... MP82-15, p89, p143 Anding, Ralf .......................................... MP46-12 Ando, Ryosuke .... MP12-02, MP12-16, MP19-10, MP62-04, MP83-03, MP86-07, MP98-11, PD2101, PD21-05 Ando, Takashi ....................................... MP83-18 Ando, Toshiyuki ..................................... MP25-17 Andonian, Sero .... MP51-06, PD30-11, PD41-05, PD41-09, p14, p46 Andrade, Allen ..................................... MP51-20 Andreas, Darian .................................... PD71-02 Andre ´ s Belmonte, Amado .. MP30-02, MP30-17 Andrews, Anne ..................................... MP66-08 Andrews, Jack ..................... MP56-16, MP84-09 Andrianne, Robert ................................ PD25-05
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Andrich, Daniela E. .. MP24-16, PD29-07, PD3402, PD38-12, PD64-10, V1-05, V1-08, p233 Andriole, Gerald . MP08-11, MP09-08, MP13-13, MP14-03, MP14-09, MP20-06, MP20-07, MP87-17, MP93-19, PD18-08, PD47-04, PD4706, PNFLBA-11, p14, p21 Andriolo Jr., Adalberto ........................ MP38-01 Andrys, Anthony ................................... MP86-08 Angara, Bryan ....................................... PD12-07 Angel, James B. ................................... MP79-04 Anger, Jennifer ... MP29-10, MP31-19, MP76-16, MP82-02, MP82-18, MP86-15, PD02-10, PD1706, PD17-08, PD29-12, PD44-05, PD44-12, PD50-12, PD54-08, p248 Angerer-Shpilenya, Maria .................... MP80-03 Angermeier, Kenneth ......... MP24-14, MP36-20, MP46-06, MP46-10, PD29-06, V10-05, p109, p148, p233 Angerri, Oriol ........................................... V11-12 Angiolilli, Diego ..................................... MP47-06 Angiolini, Andrea ................................. MP64-16 Anglade, Ronald .................................. PD07-04 Angoli, Damiano ................................... PD70-08 Angulo, Javier ....................... MP45-05, PD34-03 Aning, Jonathan .................. MP58-04, MP64-05 Anjiki, Haruki ......................................... MP48-12 Anker, Jonathan .................. MP11-07, MP11-08 Annino, Filippo ...................................... MP49-02 Ansari, M. S. .......... MP06-11, MP68-20, MP74-02 Antic, Tatjana ....................................... MP20-11 Antolin, Alfredo R. ...................................... p277 Anton-Culver, Hoda ............................. MP10-12 Antonelli, Alessandro .......... MP05-01, MP34-09, MP49-02, MP97-05, PD49-06 Antonelli, Jodi ..... MP68-13, MP75-12, MP90-06, MP90-07, MP90-13, MP90-14, MP95-08, p16, p90, p101 Antonini, Gabriele ............. PD22-04, PPTLBA-01 Antonio Carabello, Elvis ...................... MP59-16 Antonopoulos, Loannis ....... MP30-07, MP74-16, PD38-11 Antunes-Lopes, Tiago ........................... PD26-05 Aoki, Manabu ....................................... MP47-13 Aoki, Yoshitaka ..................... MP86-10, PD44-06 Aoki, Yusuke ......................................... MP84-20 Aoun, Fouad ........................................ MP93-13 Apfelbeck, Maria .................. PD18-09, PD38-04 Appleton, Sarah ................................... MP81-03 Aprikian, Armen .................... PD24-05, PD65-12 Arafa, Mahmoud ................................. MP09-01 Arafa, Mohamed ................................. MP07-17 Aragao Rocha, Bruno ......................... MP08-02 Arai, Ousuke ......................................... MP18-15 Arai, Seiji ................................................ MP89-02 Arai, Takayuki ....... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP99-13 Arai, Yoichi .......... MP37-19, MP52-01, MP60-18, MP71-18, MP78-04, MP80-02, PD53-08 Araki, Atsuko ......................................... MP37-03 Araki, Motoo ....... MP06-13, MP06-18, MP30-12, V4-05 Aranes, Maria ..................................... PNFBA-09 Aran ˜ o, Pedro ........................................ MP29-18 Arbabi, Saman ..................................... MP76-18 Arboleda, Rene .................................. MP100-14 Archer, Jeremy ..................................... PD30-07 Archer, Simon ....................................... MP42-15 Arcicasa, Mauro .................................. MP53-14 Arcila, Maria ....... MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04, MP48-16, MP58-02, PD48-11 Ardelt, Peter .......... MP59-19, PD48-03, PD48-07 Areas, Flavio ......................................... MP04-17 Argoff, Charles E. ................................. MP29-08 Argun, Omer Burak .............................. MP93-01 Arias, Euro ............................................. MP50-12 Arichi, Naoko ....................... MP38-20, MP48-12 Ariyoshi, Yuichi ..................... MP06-13, MP30-12 Arlandis-Guzman, Salvador ................. MP40-14 Arlen, Angela ....................................... MP61-09 Armenakas, Noel ......... MP36-16, PD63-12, p13 Armijos Leo ´ n, Sebastian ...................... MP92-04 Armitage, James .. MP50-15, MP50-17, PD16-10 Armstrong, Andrew .............................. PD24-12 Armstrong, Brenton ................... MP79-09, V2-06 Armstrong, Cameron .......... MP83-09, MP99-02, MP99-15 Armstrong, Jessica ............................... MP77-19 Armstrong, Luke ................................... MP56-11
Arnaud, Alexis ...................................... MP85-09 Arnold, Rebecca ................................ PNFBA-12 Arnone, Salvatore ................................ MP09-04 Arnouk, Alex .......................................... PD12-09 Arnoux, Armelle .................................... MP72-19 Aro, Tareq ............................. MP68-19, PD67-12 Arojo, Itunu ........................................... MP15-07 Aron, Manju .......................... MP08-13, MP18-13 Aron, Monish ........ MP08-13, MP18-13, PD04-06, PD27-10, PD38-02, PD67-04, PD67-07, V12-03, V12-06, V4-03, V8-03, p13, p159, p197, p207 Aronson, William . MP20-02, MP20-19, MP47-09, PD03-08, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD24-09, PD4007, PD40-12, PNFLBA-11 Arora, Hans .......... MP38-12, MP70-13, PD22-10, PD28-09, PD55-12, p108 Arora, Himanshu ... MP81-04, PD08-08, PD08-11 Arora, Sohrab ....................................... MP06-05 Arribillaga, Leandro ............................. MP63-04 Arrizabalaga, Gustavo ........................ MP17-05 Arslan, Bulent ...................................... MP100-13 Arslanian-Engoren, Cynthia ................. PD05-02 Arsov, Christian ..................................... MP81-10 Arthanareeswaran, Vinodh Kumar Adithyaa ............................................ PD12-12 Artibani, Walter .......... MP63-02, PD17-11, p282 Arumuham, Vimoshan ......................... MP50-03 Arun, B. .................................................. MP74-17 Arya, Lily .............................................. PNFBA-05 Asafu-Adjei, Denise .............................. MP85-15 Asai, Seiji ............................................... MP18-15 Asanad, Kian ......................................... PD09-06 Asand, Kian ........................................... PD54-08 Asano, Takako .... MP73-09, MP73-10, MP73-12, MP73-13 Asano, Tomohiko ..... MP16-07, MP71-18, MP7309, MP73-10, MP73-12, MP73-13, PD29-10, PD60-03 Asanuma, Hiroshi .................................. MP74-15 Ashab, Hussam Al-Deen ...................... MP57-18 Ashikari, Asuka ...................... MP26-18, PD50-09 Ashni-Prasad, Madhu ........... MP97-04, PD15-04 Aslan, Peter .......................................... MP16-12 Asplin, John .......................... MP12-07, MP12-13 Assel, Melissa ....... MP21-20, MP33-07, MP38-08, MP47-05, MP70-03, PD20-06, PD40-06 Asselborn, Niels H. ................................ MP80-12 Assimos, Dean ..... MP01-12, MP12-01, MP12-07, MP12-19, PD16-05, p12, p76 Aston, Kenneth I. ................ MP35-06, MP35-07, PD13-02, PD13-06 Astrologo, Letizia .................. MP44-17, PD33-06 Astrow, Stephanie ................................ MP48-02 Astroza, Gaston .................................... MP75-07 Asvadi, Nazanin ................................... MP38-11 Ataei Nejad, Nahid .............................. MP41-20 Atala, Anthony ... MP41-19, MP45-20, MP74-06, PD49-07, p36, p39, p141 Atenafu, Eshetu .................................... PD53-07 Atiemo, Humphrey ................... MP69-01, V2-11 Atkinson, Stuart ..................................... MP57-17 Atkinson, Thomas .................................. PD57-10 Attalla, Kyrollis ...................... MP05-07, MP05-15 Attwood, Kristopher ............................. MP57-20 Atug ˘ , Fatih .................................... MP94-01, p15 Atwa, Ahmed M. .................................. PD11-07 Atwell, Thomas . MP100-06, MP100-17, MP59-14 Au, Daniel ............................. MP69-17, PD03-12 Au, Jason .............................................. MP52-07 Audenet, Franc¸ois .............. MP48-03, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, MP65-15, MP88-17, PD48-01, PD61-10 Aufderklamm, Stefan ........................... MP36-01 Auffenberg, Gregory .......... MP43-01, MP43-02, MP43-05, MP75-04, PD18-02, PD58-05, PNFBA-06, MP96-15, PD28-03, p233 Auge, Antonio ...................... MP63-11, PD54-06 Austin, Andrea M. . MP47-15, PD07-06, PD40-01 Austin, Christopher ....................................... p36 Austin, Paul ................................................... p16 Austin, Peter .......................................... PD52-07 Autorino, Riccardo ........... MP100-19, MP17-14, MP52-04, V5-10 Autran, Ana Maria ............................... MP16-17 Auvinen, Anssi ........ PD40-03, PD40-06, PD47-02
Avant, Ross .......... MP56-16, MP84-01, PD31-01, PD67-10 Avargues, Ana ..................................... MP47-02 Averbeck, Marcio ...................................... p113 Averch, Timothy .. MP90-06, MP90-07, MP90-12, MP95-12, p90, p278, p317 Avery, Amy ........................................... MP17-09 Avolio, Antonio .................................. PPTLBA-01 Avulova, Svetlana .............. MP57-14, MP93-18, PD18-10 Awad, Mohannad ... MP79-15, MP84-18, PD4403, PD45-05, PD63-09 Awadalla, Amira .................................. MP06-09 Awadallah, Salah ................................. MP45-16 Awori, Quentin .......................... MP52-20, V9-03 Aya, Haleema ....................................... PD46-05 Ayangbesan, Abimbola ..... MP54-06, MP54-20, MP89-19, MP96-16, PD20-01, PD20-09 Ayati, Elnaz ........................................... MP08-04 Ayati, Mohsen ...................... MP08-04, MP64-04 Aydin, Abdullatif .... PD41-03, PD41-04, PD46-05 Aydin, Ahmet ....... MP71-05, MP71-06, MP80-16 Ayers, Jennifer ....................................... PD55-08 Ayoub, HI .............................................. MP25-03 Aytac¸, Omer ......................................... MP94-01 Ayyash, Omar ...................... MP76-03, MP90-12 Azabdaftari, Gissou .............................. MP88-13 Azad, Azar ............................................ MP65-09 Azambuja, Ricardo .............................. MP35-08 Aziz, Atiqullah ........................................ PD36-08 Azizi, Mounsif ........................ MP02-09, MP27-11 Azuma, Haruhito . MP06-07, MP10-08, MP21-05, MP28-14, MP70-14, MP71-16, MP78-07, MP88-19 Azuma, Ryuichi ...................... PD29-10, PD60-03
B Baard, Joyce ........................................... V12-02 Babayan, Richard ............................. p89, p190 Babbar, Paurush ................... MP38-12, PD22-10 Babcock, Kevin .................................... MP87-19 Babjuk, Amrek ....................... PD48-03, PD48-07 Bach, Peter .......... MP54-01, MP75-05, MP82-10 Bach, Phil V. ........ MP07-02, MP07-09, MP52-20, MP84-02, MP84-19, MP89-19, PD08-06, PD0807, PD31-04, PD68-03, PD68-04, V9-03, V9-07, V9-08 Bachman, Andrew .............. MP54-10, MP76-09 Bachmann, Alexander ........................ MP46-09 Bada, Maida ......................................... PD49-06 Badaan, Shadie ................... MP75-10, PD30-11 Badalato, Gina .................................... MP26-13 Badalotti, Mariangela .......................... MP35-08 Badani, Ketan ..... MP05-07, MP30-09, MP53-09, MP67-03, MP74-09, MP76-07, MP96-12, PD5201, PD59-09, PD66-04, PD72-08, PD73-04, PD73-05, p103, p208, p235 Bader, Michael ..................................... MP17-14 Badet, Lionel ......................................... MP06-19 Badgeley, Marcus ................................ MP14-08 Badhiwala, Niraj ................................... MP27-16 Badlani, Gopal ... MP26-06, MP29-14, MP52-11, PD01-06, p39, p211, p235, p278 Badri, Anand ......................................... PD11-02 Badylak, Stephen F. ..................................... p40 Bae, Jae Hyun ...................................... PD69-03 Bae, Sang Rak ..................... MP59-13, MP77-10 Bae, Woong Jin .................................... MP68-11 Baek, Minki ............................................ MP52-07 Baez, Priscilla ......................... MP58-02, PD48-11 Baeza, Cristina .......................................... V1-04 Bagchi, Anindya .................................. MP99-18 Baghdadi, Mohammed ...... PD51-09, PD56-06, PD56-07, PD72-09 Bagley, Demetrius ........................ MP78-16, p15 Bagli, Darius .................................................. p40 Bagrodia, Aditya ..... MP52-09, MP58-02, MP7105, MP71-06, MP80-16, MP88-17, MP92-14, PD48-11, PD49-03, PD61-06 Bahary, Jean-Paul ................................ MP05-08 Bahı´lo, Pilar ........................................... MP78-17 Bahler, Clinton ..... MP08-17, MP59-10, PD20-05, PD52-12 Bahouth, Zaher ..................................... MP15-14 Baik, Seung ........................................... MP45-12
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Bailey, George .... MP77-17, MP84-04, MP84-13, V7-12 Bailey, Michael ......... MP19-13, MP62-07, p213, p280 Baillargeon, Jacques ........... MP04-14, MP21-11 Baiocco, Joseph A. ............. MP47-10, MP57-04 Baize, Brad ............................ MP97-04, PD15-04 Bajaj, Amishi .......................................... MP54-17 Bajorin, Dean ...... MP48-03, MP48-16, MP58-02, MP65-15, MP98-04, PD48-11, PD53-02 Bajory, Zolton .............................................. p139 Baker, Laurence C. ............................... PD68-09 Baker, Linda .................................................. p36 Baker, Quinn ......................................... PD01-12 Baker, Stephania .................................. MP95-18 Bakhutashvili, Ivane ............................. MP52-13 Bakircioglu, Emre .................................. PD08-04 Bakker, Caitlin ....................................... MP09-09 Balaji, Swathi ......................................... PD12-08 Balakrishnan, Arunkumar ..................... MP68-14 Balanika, Alexia .................................... MP79-19 Balar, Arjun ................................................. p125 Balasubramanian, Adithya ..... MP78-02, MP9106, PD13-05, PD46-12 Balasubramanian, Neelam ................. MP14-16 Balbay, M. Derya ....................... MP92-05, p190 Balbay, Mevlana .................................. MP34-15 Baldea, Kristin G. .................................. MP75-01 Baldwin, D. Duane .. MP30-08, MP59-17, MP6612, PD11-04, PD11-04, PD21-04, V7-06, V8-04, p90, p229 Bale, Reto ............................................. MP52-13 Bales, Gregory ...... MP25-15, MP46-13, PD17-02 Balise, Raymond ................................... PD72-12 Ball, Andrew ......................................... MP15-20 Ball, Mark ............................................... PD59-03 Ballman, Karla ....................................... PD07-05 Balo ` , Sofia ............................................. MP36-07 Balsamo, Raffaele ................ MP40-19, PD17-04 Balslev, Ingegerd .................................. PD43-03 Balusson, Fre ´ de ´ ric ................................ MP57-11 Balzarro, Matteo ................... MP63-02, PD17-11 Banapour, Pooya ................................. MP64-03 Bandak, Mikkel ...................................... PD53-07 Bander, Neil H. ............................................. p41 Bandari, Jathin ..................... MP76-03, PD14-11 Bandini, Marco ... MP03-04, MP58-01, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-20, MP64-10, MP78-14, MP97-08, MP97-11, PD15-08, PD15-10, PD3705, PD51-08 Bando, Yukari ... MP40-18, MP81-09, PNFLBA-17 Bandyk, Mark ........................................ PD71-01 Banerjee, Sreedatta ............................ MP33-12 Banerjee, Tanima ................................. MP61-07 Bang, Woo Jin ...................... MP09-13, PD72-04 Bangma, Chris ..... MP33-01, PD03-01, PD28-05, PD55-04, p205 Bani Hani, Ahmad ...................................... p157 Baniel, Jack ......... MP22-09, MP23-11, MP57-13, MP74-03, MP84-05, PD07-10, PD48-03, PD48-07 Banister, Samuel ................................... MP87-14 Banno, Rika .......................... MP13-20, MP31-07 Bannowsky, Andreas ........................... MP17-20 Bansal, Ankur ........................................ MP40-17 Bansal, Symron ..................................... MP57-08 Bansal, Utsav ........................................ MP31-17 Banuelos, C. Adriana ........................... MP83-06 Bapat, Bharati ....................................... PD65-01 Bar, Yaara ............................................. PD07-10 Baradaran, Nima ................................. MP79-07 Barakat, Nashwa ................. MP06-09, MP41-02 Baras, Alexander ..... MP48-13, MP48-19, MP5805, MP65-06 Barashi, Nimrod .................... MP05-03, PD57-09 Barbagli, Guido ............ MP36-07, PD60-04, p15 Barbe, Mary F. ..... MP42-11, MP42-13, MP42-16 Barber, Neil ........................................... MP59-01 Barber, Theodore ................................. MP61-20 Barbieri, Antonio ................................ PPTLBA-01 Barbieri, Christopher ........ MP99-08, p109, p212 Barboglio Romo, Paholo ..... MP46-14, PD25-12, PD34-09 Barbosa, Joao ....................................... PD66-01 Barbour, Krista ....................................... PD44-09 Bar-Chama, Natan .............................. MP07-05 Bardot, Stephen ................................... MP28-19
Barenholz, Yechezkel ................................... p41 Barentsz, Jelle ....................................... MP33-01 Barett, Tristan ......................................... PD43-02 Bargman, Vladislav .............................. MP33-13 Barkati, Maroie ..................................... MP05-08 Barkin, Jack .......................... MP27-17, MP27-18 Barling, Julian ....................................... MP96-01 Barlow, LaMont ... MP48-09, MP54-06, MP54-20, MP96-16, PD20-01, PD20-09 Barnes, Brian ......................................... MP54-13 Barnes, Sophie ...................................... MP78-11 Barnett, Christine .................................. MP43-01 Barnswell, Carlton ................................. PD07-04 Barocas, Daniel ... MP58-04, MP92-08, PD09-03, PD18-10, PD28-04, PD47-01, PNFLBA-13, p13, p15, p116 Baron, Maximilien .. PD27-04, PD64-07, PD64-08 Baron, Pedro ......................................... MP30-08 Barone, Mark ............................ MP52-20, V9-03 Baroni, Ronaldo .................................... PD61-04 Barrass, Barney ..................................... MP02-04 Barratt, Dean ....... MP33-20, MP38-07, MP70-02 Barrera, Enrique .................................... PD25-11 Barret, Eric . MP16-15, PD51-09, PD56-06, PD5607, PD61-10, PD67-01, PD67-02, PD67-03, PD72-09 Barrett, Tristan ....................................... MP20-10 Barrett-Harlow, Brittani .......................... PD38-03 Barron, David ........................................ MP58-02 Barron, Lisa ................................................... p14 Barry, John .................................................... p89 Barry, Michael ................................... PNFLBA-11 Bartenstein, Peter .................................. PD24-02 Barthelmebs, Mariette ......................... MP60-09 Barthold, Julia ............................................. p220 Bartley, Jamie ........................ PD39-07, PD44-01 Bartoletti, Riccardo ............... PD48-03, PD48-07 Bartolone, Sarah ................. MP23-03, MP29-07, MP31-04, PD12-11 Bar-Yosef, Yuval .................................... MP78-11 Basappa, Naveen ................................ PD57-08 Basar, M. Murad ................................... MP89-07 Baschet, Francoise ............... MP33-04, PD07-11 Basha, Maureen ................................... MP81-13 Basham, Kyle ......................................... PD30-07 Baskin, Avi ............. MP30-06, MP86-14, PD44-12 Basler, Joseph ...................... MP86-16, MP87-15 Bass, Edward ........................................ MP70-15 Bass, Michael ........................................ MP86-08 Bassett, Mitchell .................................... MP30-19 Bassi, Silvia ............................................. MP63-02 Bastard, Claire ...................................... MP13-09 Bastos, Diogo ........................................ MP04-17 Bastos-Netto, Jose Murillo .................... MP91-08 Basualdo, Miguel ...................................... V6-03 Batagello, Carlos .................................... V11-08 Batista Miranda, Jose Emilio ................ MP40-14 Batourina, Ekatherina .......................... MP42-04 Battaglia, Antonino . MP64-02, MP77-01, MP9302, PD15-09, PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Battaglia, Michele ................................ PD49-06 Battin, Alex ............................................ PD44-07 Bauer, Ricarda M. ... MP46-09, MP46-12, MP4619, PD18-05, PD18-09, PD38-04, p148 Bauman, Glenn .................................... MP70-07 Bauman, Tyler ...................... MP23-19, MP55-13 Baume, Alexander ................................ PD49-07 Baumert, Herve .................... MP49-19, MP72-19 Baumgardner, James .......................... MP32-19 Baumgart, Simon .................................. MP28-03 Baumgarten, Adam . MP80-11, PD49-04, V9-11 Baumgartner, Ulrich ............................. MP26-01 Baunacke, Martin ............... MP18-02, MP54-08, PD43-01 Baverstock, Richard .............................. PD64-01 Baviera, Amanda Martins, .................. MP74-07 Baxter, Zachery ..................................... PD17-07 Bayley, Mark ......................................... MP61-12 Bayne, Christopher ................................. V10-12 Bazargani, Soroush ............. MP15-02, MP21-16, MP80-10, PD38-09, PD62-11, V6-01 Bazeed, Mahmoud ............... MP91-03,PD19-03 Bazine, Khalil ............................................ V11-09 Bazo, Alvaro ......................................... MP10-06 Beahrs, J. Randolf ................. MP27-20, PD23-10 Beard, Claire ................................ MP69-10, p21
Beatrici, Valerio .................................... MP09-04 Beauchemin, Marie Claude ............... MP05-08 Beauval, Jean Baptiste ...... MP37-13, MP49-12, MP49-19, MP55-09, PD07-02 Beccera, Adan ..................................... PD40-10 Becerra, Maria .... MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-14 Bechis, Seth ........................... MP17-07, PD35-03 Becher, Edgardo ........................................ p134 Bechtel, Misty ....................... MP54-13, MP93-15 Beck, Jennifer ....................................... MP12-12 Becker, Andreas ................................... MP80-12 Becker, Armin ....................... MP07-18, PD08-01 Becker, Benedikt .................. MP02-15, PD23-06 Beckham, Carla ................................... MP98-13 Beckham, Thomas ............................... MP54-12 Beckler, Carlee ......................................... V4-03 Beckmann, Kerri .................................... PD47-11 Becknell, Brian ....................................... PD12-02 Bedard, Philippe ................................... PD53-07 Beddouch, Amoqurane ......................... V11-09 Bedi, Deepak ............................................. p159 Bedke, Jens .......................................... MP64-17 Bednarova, Sandra ............. MP08-10, MP18-01 Bedolla, Roble ...................................... MP87-15 Beer, Manfred ....................................... PD61-12 Befort, Christie ...................................... MP93-15 Beger, Gunthild .................................... MP87-06 Be ´ gin, Louis ............................................ PD65-12 Behl, Ajay .............................................. PD37-04 Behrendt, Mark ..................................... MP34-08 Beier, Joern ........................................... MP36-19 Beigi, Reza Seyed Hosein .................... MP66-18 Beiko, Darren ........................................ MP96-01 Beilan, Jonathan ....................... PD25-11, V9-11 Beimers, Lijkele ..................... MP41-10, MP44-17 Bejar, Jacob .......................................... PD19-09 Bekhuis, Youri ........................................ MP46-01 Beksac, Alp Tuna ..... MP30-09, MP67-07, MP7203, PD52-01, PD59-09, PD73-04 Belanger, Matthew .............. MP47-17, PD55-10 Belas, Michel ........................................ MP40-12 Belas, Olivier ......................................... MP40-12 Beldona, Sahana .................................. PD25-12 Belkoff, Laurence .................................. PD69-01 Bell, Andrew ......................................... MP98-04 Bell, Harrison ......................................... MP50-02 Bell, John Roger .................. MP18-17, MP62-12, PD42-06, V11-03 Bell, Sarah ............................. MP04-15, MP32-13 Bella, Anthony ...................................... MP25-01 Belldegrun, Arie .................................... MP22-16 Bellfield, Sonia ...................................... MP15-10 Bellina, Maurizio .................................... MP24-12 Bellissant, Eric ........................................ MP49-20 Bellmunt, Joaquim .. MP34-11, MP34-19, MP7109, PD57-03, PD62-01, PD62-02, PD62-12, PD67-09 Bello-Arques, Pilar ................................. MP47-02 Bellomo, Lawrence ............................... PD24-11 Belotti, Sandra ...................................... MP34-09 Beltrame, Daniel ................................... MP16-17 Beltrame, Fabricio ................................ MP68-05 Beltran, Himisha .......................................... p109 Ben Chaim, Jacob ............................... MP10-10 Benabdallah, Justin ............................. MP23-10 Bendhack, Marcelo ................................... p193 Benecchi, Luigi ..................... MP03-09, MP03-17 Benetti, Alessio ..... MP28-04, MP77-03, PD19-01 Benfante, Nicole . MP49-01, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-14, MP70-12, PD28-08, PD48-01 Bengio ´ , Rube ´ n Guillermo .... MP16-17, MP63-04 Bengio ´ , Ruben Hugo ........................... MP63-04 Bengtsson, Henrik .................................. PD71-05 Benichou, Gilles .................................... MP30-04 Benidir, Tarik .......................................... PD65-12 Benigni, Fabio ....................................... MP22-08 Benjaminov, Ofer .................................. PD07-10 Ben-Levi, Eran ............................... PD65-08, p12 Bennett, Carol .............................................. p83 Bennett, John ....................... MP28-01, MP28-11 Bennett, Jr., Nelson E. .......................... MP66-06 Bennett, Nelson E. ... MP25-01, MP35-02, MP3512, MP35-13, MP79-04, MP84-10, p42, p301 Bensadoun, Henri ................ MP03-10, MP55-19 Bensalah, Karim .. MP37-13, MP37-14, MP49-12, MP49-19, MP49-20, MP54-18, MP55-09,
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MP59-02, MP59-03, MP59-20, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-19, MP78-13, MP78-15, PD27-04, PD27-09, V5-03 Bensen, Jeannette .............. MP04-01, MP86-05 Benson, Cooper .................................... PD38-03 Benson, Michael .................. MP35-20, MP56-10 Benson, Mitchell ........................................... p32 Bentley, Thomas ................................... MP90-13 Ber, Yaara ............................................. MP57-13 Beraldi, Eliana ....................................... MP65-03 Berardi, Rossana ................................... PD62-05 Berardinelli, Francesco ......... MP50-11, PD49-06 Be ´ raud, Claire ...... MP60-09, MP73-07, MP87-08 Berg, Jeremie ........................................ PD30-09 Berg, Kellie ............................ MP31-16, PD26-02 Berg, William T. ...................... MP01-01, PD06-09 Bergamasco, Laura ............................. MP03-08 Berger, Andre ....... PD27-10, PD38-02, PD38-10, PD67-04, V12-03, V12-06, V4-03, V4-07 Berger, Calise K. .................................... PD71-03 Berger, Jonathan .................. PD44-11, PD69-12 Berger, Michael .................. MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, MP65-15, PD48-11 Bergerat, Se ´ bastien ............. MP73-07, PD63-04, PD63-08 Berges, Richard .................................... MP02-19 Bergh, Anders ....................................... MP38-08 Berglund, Ryan ........................... MP38-12, p293 Bergman, Jonathan .......... MP92-16, p90, p286 Bergquist, Sharon ............................... PNFBA-12 Bergsland, Kristin ................................... MP95-16 Beri, Avi ................................................. MP10-10 Bernard, Genevie ` ve ............................ MP48-06 Bernardo, Norberto ......................... p149, p211 Bernardo, Rachel ................................. MP08-05 Bernaschina, Cristian ........................... MP14-11 Berneking, Adam .................................. PD20-12 Bernhard, Jean Christophe ................ MP49-19, MP72-19 Bernhard, Jean-Christophe ................ MP03-10, MP55-19 Bernhisel, Ryan ...................................... PD28-02 Bernie, Aaron ........................................ MP33-08 Bernstein, Adrien . MP16-19, MP20-17, MP33-08, MP69-12, PD47-03, V2-04 Bernstein, Melanie L. ............................ MP49-01 Bernstein, Steven .................................. MP13-17 Berquist, Sean ...... MP22-02, MP67-07, PD20-07, PD73-07 Berrondo, Claudia ................ MP98-13, PD05-10 Berry, Donna ......................... MP69-18, PD06-03 Berry, Elizabeth ..................................... MP92-20 Berthe, Laurent ..................................... MP50-05 Bertini, Roberto ... MP16-15, MP22-08, MP22-14, MP49-08, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP55-16, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP67-17, MP77-16, PD03-03, PD04-04, PD52-05, PD59-08 Bertolo, Riccardo ...................... PD18-06, V8-02 Bertolotto, Michele .............................. MP91-19 Bertz, Simone ......................... PD48-05, PD57-04 Bese, Caner .......................................... MP89-05 Besnier, Louis ......................................... MP49-14 Bessa, Junior, Jose ............................... MP91-08 Bessard, Delphine ................................ MP77-02 Best, Carolyn ................... p40, p89, p191, p212 Best, Sara L. .. FRI-05, FRI-07, MP100-04, MP10009, MP100-12, MP100-18, MP22-05, MP23-13, MP77-05, MP90-01, MP90-11, MP90-13, PD3211, PD42-06, p16, p90, p203 Betancourt-Herna ´ ndez, Jesu´s ............. MP47-02 Betari, Reem ......... MP37-13, MP79-02, PD63-04 Betari, Reem .......................................... PD63-08 Bettiga, Arianna ................................... MP22-08 Bettir, Kheira ......................................... MP26-17 Bettocchi, Carlo ................................ PPTLBA-01 Bex, Axel ............................................... MP55-09 Beyer, Joerg ......................... MP80-08, MP80-17 Beyersdorff, Dirk ................... MP03-12, MP38-16 Beyth, Rebecca ................................... MP10-04 Bezerra, Danielle de Sa Dantas .......... PD54-06 Bezinque, Adam .................. MP67-07, MP72-03 Bhagat, Ansh ........................................ MP39-20 Bhalla, Rohan ....................................... MP96-17 Bhalodi, Amul ........................................ PD20-12 Bhandari, Akshay ................ MP96-12, PD66-04, PD73-05, V3-07
Bhandari, Mahendra .......................... MP06-05, MP59-04 Bhandarkar, Ajay ................. MP02-13, PD21-06 Bhanji, Yasin .......................................... MP92-03 Bhanvadia, Raj .... MP54-14, MP87-04, PD53-03, PD57-09 Bhargava, Valmik .... MP42-08, MP42-09, MP4217, MP45-03, MP81-16 Bhasin, Shalender ......................................... p57 Bhaskar, Godugu ................................. MP88-14 Bhat, Deepa ......................................... PD40-11 Bhat, Kulthe Ramesh Seetharam ........ MP68-14 Bhatia, Sangeeta ......................................... p41 Bhatt, Rupesh ........................................ PD19-08 Bhattacharyya, Pallab ......................... PD54-01 Bhavsar, Rupal .................................... PNFBA-05 Bhayani, Sam ............................................... p15 Bhindi, Bimal ...... MP100-17, MP20-01, MP21-06, MP22-15, MP34-03, MP53-16, MP59-14, PD66-07 Bhojani, Naeem .................................... PD35-02 Bhowmick, Neil ..................................... PD12-07 Bi, Hai ..................................................... PD19-12 Bianchi, Giampaolo ............................. MP47-20 Bianchi, Grazia .......................................... V9-12 Bianchi, Lorenzo ................... MP64-16, PD61-01 Bianchi, Marco ... MP78-14, MP97-08, MP97-10, PD51-08 Bianco, Fernando ................................. PD71-01 Biardeau, Xavier .................... PD64-07, PD64-08 Biasoni, Davide ..................................... MP34-13 Bickell, Michael ......................................... V9-11 Bidnur, Samir ....................................... PNFBA-13 Bieniek, Jared ....................................... MP35-17 Bienvenu, James .......................... PD53-12, p16 Bier, Simone .......................... MP87-06, MP99-09 Bierer, Douglas ..................................... MP09-12 Bieri, Uwe ............................................... PD19-02 Bierwiler, Hannah .................................. PD41-10 Bigot, Pierre ............................... MP49-14, V3-09 Bilello, Michel ...................................... PNFBA-04 Biligere, Sarvajit ..................................... PD16-02 Bilim, Vladimir ....................... MP06-06, MP37-04 Billia, Michele ............................................ V4-11 Billingham, Lucinda .............................. PD19-08 Billis, Athanase ...................................... MP70-19 Billone, Sandro ...................................... MP58-14 Bini, Vittorio ........................... MP03-18, MP28-04 Binkowski, John ..................................... MP21-13 Binsaleh, Saleh ...................... MP25-02, PD22-11 Birch, Brian ............................ MP29-17, MP48-11 Bird, Erin ... MP07-16, MP31-16, MP50-01, MP7502, PD23-12, PD26-02, V5-12 Bird, Victoria ......................................... MP23-04 Bird, Vincent ........ MP12-13, MP50-06, MP50-16, MP90-06, MP90-07, PD21-11 Birder, Lori .................... PD01-03, PD01-04, p209 Birkhäuser, Fre ´ de ´ ric D. ......................... MP81-12 Bisanz, Bryan ......................... MP14-16, PD55-09 Bisconti, Alessandro .............. MP75-06, PD21-08 Bishoff, Jay ......................... MP28-13, p14, p174 Bishop, Colin ......................................... MP41-19 Bistritchi, Sergiu ..................................... MP68-19 Bitelli, Marco ...................... MP09-04, PPTLBA-01 Biton, Kohava ........................................ PD19-09 Bittencourt, Leonardo Kayat ............... MP38-04 Bivalacqua, Trinity ... MP15-02, MP41-15, MP4819, MP54-04, MP58-04, MP58-05, MP65-06, MP65-20, PD14-12, PD32-08, PD57-02, PD5712, PD67-11, PD69-10, PPTLBA-02, p40, p42, p159, p160 Bixby, Lisa .............................................. MP88-20 Biyani, Chandra Shekar ....................... PD46-07 Bizic, Marta ............................................ PD63-10 Bjartell, Anders ...................................... PD15-07 Bjorling, Dale ......................................... MP42-18 Bjurlin, Marc ........ MP01-15, MP38-13, MP71-11, MP71-19, MP96-14, PD61-05, V10-01, V4-04, p12 Blach, Ola ............................................. MP95-18 Black, Peter ......... MP04-07, MP34-01, MP34-05, MP44-08, MP58-03, MP58-04, MP65-03, MP98-03, p166, p233 Blacksburg, Seth ................................... MP05-18 Blackwell, Robert H. ............ MP04-11, MP05-09, PD55-09 Blaire, Tanguy ....................................... MP77-02
Blaivas, Jerry G. .......... MP31-06, MP31-20, p57, p215 Blakely, Stephen ....... MP36-04, MP85-13, V1-03 Blanchet, Pascal .................................. MP43-19 Blaschko, Sarah .................................... MP14-02 Blattner, Mirjam .................................... MP99-08 Blau, Elliot .............................. MP43-08, PD17-09 Blauer-Peterson, Cori ............................ PD37-04 Blecher, Gideon ................................... MP07-20 Blefari, Franco ...................................... MP09-04 Bliss, Judith ......................................... PNFLBA-16 Bloch, Aaron ....... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP59-20, MP67-07, MP72-03, MP72-09, PD20-07, PD73-07 Block, Alec ............................................ MP54-17 Blonquist, Traci ...................................... PD06-03 Bloom, David A. ....................... FRI-04, MP61-07 Bloom, Evan .......................................... MP55-13 Bloom, Jonathan ................. MP10-01, MP73-15 Blubaum, Aleksandar .......................... MP85-13 Blum, Kyle ............ MP05-11, MP05-12, MP18-03, MP50-13, MP68-09, MP69-04, MP90-09, PD16-11, PD35-01, PD35-06 Blute, Michael ..... MP38-19, MP55-13, MP92-01, PD36-12, PD55-03, PD55-05, p21 , p184 Bobby, Shayegan ................................ MP14-04 Boccasile, Stefano ................................ PD49-06 Bocciardi, Aldo Massimo ..................... PD04-05 Bochner, Bernard .... MP21-20, MP34-10, MP4803, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, MP65-15, MP86-17, MP98-04, PD24-11, PD48-01, PD4811, PD57-10, p210 Bode, Peter-Karl ................... MP80-08, MP80-17 Boegemann, Martin ............................. MP71-03 Boehm, Katharina ................................ MP77-06 Boehme, Manja U. ............................... MP15-15 Boeri, Luca .......... MP35-05, MP35-11, MP35-19, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP84-12, PD13-07 Boesen, Lars .......................................... PD43-03 Boezio, Francesco ............................. PPTLBA-01 Bogache, William ................................. MP27-18 Bogaert, Guy .............................................. p157 Bogdanov, Andrey .............................. MP89-14 Bohem, Axelle ....................... MP79-02, PD63-08 Bohr, Julia ............................................. MP03-14 Boissier, Romain .................................... PD64-05 Bojovic, Branko ..................................... MP30-01 Bokemeyer, Carsten ............................ MP80-12 Bokhorst, Leonard ................................ MP33-01 Boldt-Houle, Debbie ............................ MP57-17 Bolduc, Ste ´ phane ................................ MP48-06 Bole, Raevti ........................... MP56-16, PD31-01 Bolenz, Christian .. MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06 Boleti, Ekaterini .................................. PNFLBA-16 Bolgeri, Marco ...................................... MP50-03 Bolton, Damien ... MP27-18, MP50-07, PD27-01, V5-04, p249 Bolyakov, Alexander .......... MP07-02, MP07-09, PD08-05, PD08-06, PD08-07, PD68-01 Bonadiman De Lima, Claudia ............ MP74-07 Bonamico, Rebecca ............................ PD41-01 Bonan, Isabelle ..................................... MP85-09 Bondarenko, Helen Davis ................... MP05-08, PD37-05, PD47-12 Bonds, Roger .............................................. p109 Bonekamp, David ................................. PD43-02 Bonet, Xavier ....... MP86-13, MP97-02, PD41-11, PD51-06 Bonmati, Esther .... MP33-20, MP38-07, MP70-02 Bonnal, Jean-Louis ............................... MP77-02 Bonny, Olivier ........................................ MP01-20 Bonzo, Jeremy .... MP21-17, MP72-11, MP78-08, MP96-05 Boone, Timothy ............ MP46-06, PD64-06, p56 Boorjian, Stephen .............. MP04-13, MP100-06, MP100-17, MP10-11, MP10-16, MP15-16, MP20-01, MP21-06, MP22-15, MP34-02, MP34-03, MP34-14, MP53-16, MP55-07, MP55-16, MP59-14, MP72-01, MP77-17, MP78-19, MP93-16, PD02-05, PD15-11, PD4911, PD51-02, PD51-10, PD66-07, PD66-11, PD67-10, P, p15, p53, p125, p159 Boormans, Joost ... MP34-01, PD48-05, PD57-04 Booth, Christopher ................................ PD09-10 Bootwala, Yasmin ................................. PD38-03 Bopp, Nasrin .......................................... PD42-08 Borch, Marianne .................................. MP03-11
341
Borchiellini, Delphine ............................ MP04-10 Bordeianou, Lillianna ................................. p108 Bordier, Benoit ...................... MP27-08, PD27-08 Borg, Martin ........................................... PD47-11 Borges, Edson ....................................... MP89-10 Borges, Fernando ................................. PD27-01 Borges, Leonardo .................................... V12-08 Borges, Leornardo ................................ MP72-18 Borghesi, Alessandro ............................ MP13-06 Borghesi, Marco ................... MP64-16, PD61-01 Borgoni, Giuseppe ............................... MP97-06 Borhan, Walaa ..................................... MP44-06 Borin, James ......................................... p16, p90 Boris, Ronald S. ...... MP08-17, PD52-12, PD66-02 Borkowetz, Angelika ............ MP18-02, PD33-09, PD43-01 Borofsky, Michael S. ............ MP19-08, MP19-12, MP19-14, MP90-03, MP90-08, PD23-12, V5-08, p177 Borok, Jenna ......................................... PD44-05 Boronat-Tormo, Francisco ... MP47-02, MP78-17 Borowik, Michal ......................................... V9-04 Borque, Angel ...................................... MP53-05 Borque-Fernando, Angel ..................... MP43-12 Borregales, Leonardo .......... PD04-03, PD04-09, PD52-03 Bortolus, Roberto .................................. MP53-14 Borza, Tudor ........ MP04-06, MP32-07, MP32-20, MP75-04, MP76-02, PD14-05, PD32-01, PD3203, PD32-12, PD34-08, PD58-05, PD60-11 Bosari, Silvano ....................................... MP47-20 Boscardin, Christy ................. MP51-09, PD32-07 Bosch, Ruud .......................................... PD47-07 Bose, Neelanjan ................................... MP12-12 Bosio, Andrea ....................... MP75-06, PD21-08 Bosl, George ................................. PD53-02, p12 Bosland, Maarten ................................. MP17-05 Bosquet, Elise ........................ MP59-02, MP59-03 Bossi, Alberto ........ PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Bot, Adrian ............................................ MP48-02 Botelho, Julianne Cook ........................ PD45-11 Botelho, Luis .......................................... MP04-17 Bott, Simon ............................................ MP70-11 Bottet, Florie .......................................... PD64-05 Botto, Henry .......................................... PD33-10 Bottomley, David ................................. MP57-10 Bou, Ana Mir ......................................... MP86-12 Bouassida, Mehdi ................................. MP24-11 Boukouris, Aristeidis .............................. MP60-14 Boulahssass, Rabia ............................... MP04-10 Bouma, Brett ................................................. p36 Bour, Susanne ....................... MP07-18, PD08-01 Boura, Judith ......... PD39-07, PD44-01, PD54-04, PD58-02, PNFLBA-08 Bouret, Felipe De Souza ...................... MP74-07 Boutros, Paul ......................................... MP73-06 Boutros, Paul C ..................................... PD65-01 Bouvier, Antoine ....................... MP49-14, V3-09 Bouza, Soumar ..................................... MP65-16 Bove, Alfredo ...................................... MP100-14 Bowers, Marci ........................................ PD63-09 Bowling, Lauren .................................... MP33-15 Bowman, Heather ................................ MP29-14 Box, Geoffrey ....................................... MP75-16 Boxler, Silvan ......................................... PD15-12 Boyd, Stuart ......... MP25-07, MP25-08, MP46-06, V1-06 Boyle, Shawna ...................... MP18-14, PD59-03 Boyne, Ciarra ....................................... MP92-17 Boysen, William R ..... MP21-03, MP25-15, MP4613, PD17-02 Boysen, William R. ................. MP61-02, PD24-06 Bozkurtlar, Emine .................................. MP80-06 Bozorgmehri, Shahab .......................... MP10-04 Bozzini, Giorgio .... MP03-18, MP46-09, PD16-12, PD23-04 Brachulis, Andrew .... MP43-02, MP51-13, PD5806, PD58-07 Brackett, Charles .................................. MP86-20 Brackett, Nancy ... PD08-08, PD68-06, PD68-10, p12 Braddom, Ashley .................................. MP83-15 Bradley, Catherine S. ........... MP29-12, MP82-05 Bradley, Helen ...................................... MP61-10 Bradley, Thomas ................................... PD62-10 Brady, Jeffrey D. ................................... PD25-05
Brady, Martin ........................................ MP52-16 Brady, Mathew ..................................... MP17-18 Braga, Isaac ......................... MP18-09, MP77-13 Braga, Luis .................... MP61-03, MP61-08, p36 Brahmbhatt, Jamin .............. MP89-20, PD69-09 Brancato, Sam ..................................... MP15-10 Branch, Jeffrey ...................................... PD26-01 Branche, Brandee ................................ MP09-08 Branchereau, Julien ............................. MP06-19 Branchi, Alessandro ............................. MP70-10 Brand, Timothy .................... MP62-06, MP62-20, PNFLBA-10 Brandes, Steven ......... FRII-02, FRII-04, MP36-16, MP79-14, PD34-08, PD60-11, p55, p108, p210, p297, p308 Brandina, Ricardo ................................ MP73-18 Brannigan, Robert E. ........... MP35-02, MP35-03, MP35-12, MP35-13, MP79-04, MP84-10, PD1304, p12, p126, p208 Brant, Aaron .......................................... PD57-12 Brant, Will .............................................. MP25-01 Brant, William O. . MP11-02, MP35-06, MP35-07, PD13-02, PD13-12, PD29-02, p42, p56, p157 Brassetti, Aldo ....................... MP02-16, PD15-10 Brastianos, Priscilla K. ........................... MP22-18 Bratslavsky, Gennady ......... MP22-17, MP67-15, PD59-03, p16 Bratt, Ola ............................................... MP20-10 Brattoli, Michele ................................... MP64-02 Brausi, Maurizio ................. PD62-09, p171, p282 Brautmeier, Lutz .................................... PD61-12 Braverman, Alan S. ............. MP42-11, MP42-13, MP42-16 Bravi, Carlo Andrea ............. MP03-04, PD51-10 Brawer, Michael .. MP28-13, MP28-19, PD28-02, PD65-06, PNFLBA-11 Breau, Rodney ............................. MP22-06, p69 Brechka, Hannah ................................. MP87-04 Breda, Alberto .... MP30-03, MP78-20, p36, p37, p174 Brede, Christopher ............................... MP18-06 Breen, Kieran J. ..................................... PD63-05 Breeze, Charles ..................................... PD60-09 Brembilla, Giorgio ................ MP03-05, MP77-15 Brendler, Charles .. MP17-02, MP57-01, PD37-11 Brennan, Kelly ....................................... PD09-10 Brenner, Walburgis ............. MP60-07, PNFBA-13 Bretan, Peter ................................................. p43 Breu, Beatrice ............................................ V2-03 Breuksch, Ines ....................................... MP60-07 Brew-Graves, Chris ............... MP33-20, MP70-15 Brew-graves, Chris ................................ MP70-18 Brewster, Simon ..................... PD55-08, PD56-08 Breyer, Benjamin . MP11-02, MP14-02, MP36-08, MP36-14, MP46-07, MP79-01, MP79-15, MP84-18, PD34-06, PD34-10, PD44-03, PD45-05, PD63-02, PD63-09, p17, p56, p89, p192, p233 Breza, Jan .............................................. PD04-02 Brichart, Nicolas .................. MP37-13, MP55-09, MP78-15, PD63-04, PD63-08 Bridge, Mark ......................... MP86-01, MP96-10 Brierley, Stuart ....................... MP42-05, MP42-20 Briganti, Alberto .. MP03-04, MP03-05, MP03-13, MP05-08, MP16-15, MP22-08, MP34-20, MP46-01, MP47-14, MP53-19, MP54-15, MP54-19, MP55-14, MP55-16, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-10, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP58-20, MP59-05, MP64-10, MP68-03, MP77-01, MP77-15, MP77-16, MP77-20, MP7, p70 Briggs, Tim ............................. MP44-13, PD43-05 Brimo, Fadi ............................ MP88-12, PD65-12 Brink, Thaddeus S. ................................ MP26-02 Brinson, Krystal .................................. p191, p212 Briollais, Laurent .................................... PD65-01 Brisbane, Wayne ... MP04-03, MP100-02, MP5111, MP56-20, PD06-12 Bristow, Robert G. ................................. PD65-01 Britto, Cesar ............................................. V10-08 Briza, Danielle ........................................ PD50-04 Broaddus, Russell .................................. PD57-05 Brochard, Charlene ............................. MP85-09 Brock, Gerald ..................................... p42, p282 Brock, John ........................................... MP76-15 Brock, Marko ........................ MP54-01, MP82-10
Broderick, Gregory ..... MP56-08, MP92-17, p42, p157, p192 Brodie, Katie ......................................... MP66-14 Broering, Jeanette ............................... MP93-08 Broggi, Matthew .................................. MP16-03 Broghammer, Joshua ......... MP11-02, MP36-08, p233 Broghammer, Joshua A. ...................... PD29-02 Brondani, Vania ................................... MP37-08 Brook, Nicholas ..................................... MP81-03 Brook, Nicholas R. ................................ MP47-08 Brooks, James ..... MP39-10, MP43-10, MP43-11, PD47-10, PD55-02 Brooks, Jillene M. .................. MP26-02, MP85-02 Brooks, Nathan ..... MP04-15, PD16-06, PD16-07 Brotherhood, Hillary .............................. PD16-03 Broudeur, Lucas ................................... MP06-19 Brousell, Steven C. ............... MP65-08, MP98-09 Brown, Christian ................... MP51-18, MP53-13 Brown, Christopher ........................ V7-02, V7-07 Brown, Elizabeth Timbrook ................... MP31-03 Brown, Gordon ........................... PD71-01, p109 Brown, James ....................... MP99-10, PD37-09 Brown, Louise ....................... MP38-07, MP70-02 Brown, Matthew ................................... MP22-07 Brown, Monica ..................................... MP07-16 Brown, Robert ....................................... MP75-17 Brown, Shaquille ................................... MP69-16 Brown, Thomas ..................................... MP27-17 Browning, Anthony ............................... MP24-06 Brownrigg, Natasha ............................. MP61-08 Bruce, Eilidh .......................................... MP51-16 Brucker, Benjamin .... MP63-16, PD26-12, V2-06, p13, p15, p57 Bruehl, Stephen .................... MP29-11, MP31-03 Brugarolas, James ...................................... p277 Bruinsma, Sophie ................................... PD28-05 Brunckhorst, Oliver ............... PD41-03, PD41-04, PD46-05 Brunhara, Joao ..................................... MP72-18 Brunocilla, Eugenio ............... MP64-16, PD61-01 Bruns, Tim M. .......................................... PD25-12 Brunson, Ann ......................... MP15-06, PD19-04 Brureau, Laurent ................................... MP43-19 Bruye ` re, Franck ... MP37-13, MP49-19, MP55-09, MP78-15 Bryant, James ....................................... MP28-18 Bryant, Richard ..................................... PD55-08 Bryson, Campbell ................................. MP56-05 Bryson, Nathan ..................... MP89-06, PD69-06 Bsirini, Caroline ...................................... PD49-08 Bua, Lina ............................................... MP22-08 Bubley, Glenn ....................................... PD10-02 Bucci, Stefano ...................................... MP91-19 Buchner, Alexander ............ MP46-12, MP54-03, MP58-17, MP83-19, PD18-05, PD18-09, PD2402, PD36-05, PD38-04 Buckle, Christopher .............................. MP01-09 Buckley, Jill ........... MP11-02, MP36-08, PD29-02, V5-11, p56 Buckley, Laura ....................................... PD19-08 Buckley, Lisa ......................................... MP41-06 Budäus, Lars ........ MP38-16, MP47-04, MP47-14, MP77-06, PD37-06 Budia, Alberto ...................................... MP78-17 Buerki, Christine ... MP34-01, MP44-08, MP64-12, PNFBA-09 Buffi, Nicolo ` ......... MP03-18, MP28-04, MP49-13, MP72-17, MP77-03, PD19-01, PD41-04, PD46-05 Bugeja, Simon ...... MP24-16, PD29-07, PD34-02, PD38-12, PD64-10, V1-05, V1-08 Bukavina, Laura .................................... PD09-02 Bukhari, Syed I.A. .................................. MP60-12 Bulter, Peter ........................................... PD08-02 Bultitude, Matthew .................................... p281 Buntin, Melinda ... MP32-04, MP32-05, PD06-08, PD32-04 Burattini, Luciano .................................. PD62-05 Burchmiller, Terry ........................................ p108 Buresova, Eva ............................................ V8-06 Burge, Bethany K. ................................ MP04-11 Burger, Maximilian . PD36-08, PD48-05, PD57-04 Burgess, Neil .......... MP50-15, MP50-17, PD16-10 Burgio, Giusy ....... MP54-15, MP54-19, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP58-20
342
Burgio, Kathryn .................................. PNFLBA-08 Burgos, Francisco Javier ...... MP06-17, MP06-20 Burke, Allen ........................................... PD71-11 Burkhard, Fiona C. ... MP26-01, MP82-08, MP8219, PD15-12, p64, p235 Burki, Javed .......................................... MP26-07 Burks, Frank N. ...... MP79-01, PD43-10, PD63-02, p233, p291 Burner, Danielle .................................... MP87-10 Burnett, Arthur .. PD70-02, p17, p55, p121, p157 Burnett, Arthur L. ................................... MP45-01 Burns, James ......................................... MP69-19 Burns, John F. ...... MP43-04, MP43-08, MP43-20, MP76-08 Burrows, Pamela K. ........................... PNFLBA-04 Burtnyk, Mathieu ....................................... V4-11 Burton, Claire ........................................ PD50-06 Bury, Matthew ...................................... MP36-05 Busato, Wilson ............................................. p130 Buscarini, Maurizio ................................ MP15-01 Busch, Jonas ......................................... MP59-19 Busch, Sarah ......................................... MP41-06 Busch, Silke ........................................... MP36-01 Busetto, Gian Maria ............................. PD22-04 Bush, Nicol .......................................... p15, p157 Bush, Ruth ............................................. MP76-14 Bushinsky, David ......................................... p280 Bushman, Wade A. ............. MP17-11, MP23-13, MP24-15, MP77-05, p210 Busico, Adele ........................................ MP34-13 Bussolati, Benedetta ............................ MP41-01 Bustamante, Juan ................................ MP50-12 Busuttil, Gerald ...................................... PD43-05 Butcher, Michael ....................... MP56-09, p109 Butler Ransohoff, Christopher .............. PD18-09 Butler, Dana ............................................ V10-06 Butler, Lisa M. ........................................ MP83-08 Butler, Peter ........................... PD45-09, PD45-12 Butnaru, Denis ....................................... PD60-04 Butow, Phyllis ......................................... PD06-05 Butterworth, Joy ................................... MP85-19 Buttice ` , Salvatore .................. PD30-01, PD30-09 Buttyan, Ralph ...................................... PD33-01 Buyuk, Ebubekir .................................... MP89-05 Buzogany, Istvan ........................................ p139 Byler, Timothy ....................... MP11-03, MP36-04 Bylund, Jason ........................................ PD20-12 Bylund, Jason R .................................... MP79-04 Bynum, Julie .......................................... PD40-01 Byram, Scott ......................................... MP75-01 Byun, Seok-Soo ................... MP03-20, MP33-19, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10, MP72-04, PD24-10, PD61-07
C C. Glorioso, Joseph .............................. MP42-02 Cabanas, Cesar ................................... PD56-11 Cabello, Jose ´ M. ................................... PD35-11 Cabeza-Arvelaiz, Yofre ........................ PD31-12 Cabezon, Elizabeth .............................. MP01-15 Cabrera, Marino ....................................... V6-11 Cabrera-Beauchamp, Magaly ........... MP79-05 Cacalano, Nicholas ............................. MP87-10 Caccamani, Giovanni ......................... PD38-10 Cacciamani, Giovanni ....................... PD27-10, PD38-02, V8-10 Cade, David N. .................................... MP16-12 Cadeddu, Jeffrey ............. MP08-03, MP100-11, MP22-11, MP52-04, MP72-20, PD10-08, p11, p21, p36 Cadilhe, Jose ´ ....................................... MP11-17 Cadirci, Selin ......................................... MP45-04 Caes, Thomas ....... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Cahill, Declan ...... MP53-13, MP64-02, MP93-02 Cahn, David ......................... MP49-15, MP58-12 Cai, Jie . MP21-16, MP80-10, PD36-02, PD36-07, PD36-10, PD38-09, PD58-03, PD62-11 Cai, Tommaso ....................... PD48-03, PD48-07 Cai, Xiang ............................................. MP42-12 Cai, Yi ................................... MP16-04, MP39-07 Caie, Peter ........................................... MP15-20 Cain, Mark ............... MP66-06, p14, p108, p210 Cairns, Bradley R. .................................. PD08-03 Cajigas, Jaime ............................................. p28 Cakmak, Ozgur .................................... MP62-17
Calais da Silva Junior, Fernando ......... PD37-02 Calais da Silva Senior, Fernando ........ PD37-02 Calandriello, Mattia ............................. PD36-03 Calareso, Giuseppina .......................... MP34-13 Calaway, Adam ................................... PD52-12 Calaway, Adam C. .............................. PD66-02 Caldamone, Anthony ............... MP66-10, p157 Caldwell, Ashlee .................................. MP42-20 Calio, Brian .......... MP03-03, MP14-07, MP43-17, MP52-08, MP70-01, PD56-05, PD56-10, PD61-09 Calixte, Nahomy .................. MP89-20, PD69-09 Calle, Juan ........................... MP01-11, MP19-03 Calleja, Edward ................................... MP64-05 Calleris, Giorgio .................... MP03-08, MP64-02 Callerot, Pierre ...... MP33-04, MP40-12, PD07-11 Caltabiano, Rosario ............................. MP36-07 Calvaresi, Anne ............................................ p11 Calves, Jehanne .................................. MP02-03 Cam, Haydar Kamil ............................. MP80-06 Camacho, Boris ................................... MP16-17 Camargo, Juliana A. ........................... MP65-17 Cameron, Anne P. .............. MP02-08, MP40-10, MP82-05, V10-03, p11, p140, p297 Cameron, Brian ..................................... PD58-03 Cammisotto, Philippe .......... MP26-16, MP94-18 Campain, Nicholas J. .......................... MP58-04 Campbell, Jared .................................. PD47-11 Campbell, Logan .................................... V10-02 Campbell, Mark ................................... MP69-09 Campbell, Steven C. .......... MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-15, MP59-16, PD20-11, p11, p13, p21 Campbell, Todd ....................................... FRI-14 Campeau, Lysanne ............ MP26-16, MP32-14, MP94-18, PD41-09, p212, p310 Campos Juanatey, Felix ............... V1-05, V1-08 Campos, Rodrigo ..................................... V1-04 Camps Bellnoch, Nuria ........................ MP86-12 Campsen, Jeffrey ................................ MP30-19 Canales, Benjamin .. MP12-04, MP12-13, MP1218, p59, p90, p281 Canales, Muna ..................................... MP10-04 Cancian, Madeline ............ MP23-15, MP66-10, MP76-13 Cancrini, Fabiana ................................ MP13-06 Canda, Abdullah Erdem ..... MP34-15, MP92-05 Canelon, Elba ...................................... MP92-04 Canes, David ...... MP02-08, MP33-02, MP33-03, MP78-13, PD37-07, V6-08, p262 Canfield, Steven ....................................... V4-02 Cangemi, Antonella ............................ MP44-20 Canning, Douglas ............. MP61-04, p36, p157 Cannon, Glenn M. ............................... MP61-10 Cannon, Shannon ................................ PD09-09 Canon, Stephen ................................... MP32-02 Cantellano Orozco, Mauricio ............. MP13-01 Canter, Daniel ......................... FRII-07, MP28-19 Cantrill, Christopher .............................. PD23-10 Cantwell, Anthony ............... MP27-18, PD27-01 Canvasser, Noah ... MP08-03, MP100-11, MP2211, MP52-04, MP68-13, MP75-12, MP90-14, PD10-08 Cao, Dengfeng .................................... MP87-17 Cao, Min ................................................ PD43-04 Cao, Xiaoming ...................................... PD71-03 Cao, Yanna .......................................... MP45-02 Cao, Yudong ........................................ PD43-04 Cao, Zheng ........................................... PD33-03 Caoili, Elaine ......................................... MP18-20 Caparon, Michael G. .......................... MP23-19 Capdevila, Marta ................................... V12-11 Capece, Marco ... MP56-04, MP89-09, PD25-08 Capiel, Leandro ......................................... p211 Capitanio, Umberto ........... MP16-15, MP22-08, MP22-14, MP49-08, MP55-05, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP55-16, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP59-20, MP64-10, MP67-17, MP72-03, MP77-16, MP97-10, MP97-12, PD0303, PD04-04, PD04-10, PD20-07, PD51-11, PD52-05, PD59-08, p197, p235 Capodice, Jillian ................................... PD35-01 Capogrosso, Paolo . MP16-15, MP35-05, MP3511, MP35-19, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP84-12, PD13-07, PD56-06, PD56-07, PPTLBA-01, p157 Capon, Gre ´ goire ..... MP40-12, MP55-19, PD6407, PD64-08 Capone, Masssomo .......................... PPTLBA-01
Caporossi, Cervantes .......................... MP74-07 Caraballo, Elvis ..................................... MP49-10 Carabello, Elvis ..................................... MP49-04 Caraceni, Enrico ............................... PPTLBA-01 Caram, Megan ..................................... PD14-05 Carballido, Joaquı´n ............ MP45-05, MP56-06, PD04-10, PD31-09 Carballo, Natalia ................................. MP56-06 Carballo-Quinta, Manuel ......... MP44-10, V4-12 Carbone, Antonio .............. MP85-14, MP86-12, PD23-03 Carbone, Susan ................................... MP05-18 Carchedi, Maria Teresa ....................... MP24-12 Cardenas-Trowers, Olivia O. ................ PD17-10 Cardona-Grau, Diana ............. MP76-14, V7-04 Cardone, Gianpiero ........... MP03-05, MP03-13, MP77-15, MP77-20 Cardone, Pasquale . MP03-18, MP28-04, MP7703, PD19-01 Cardoso de Oliveira, Eduardo ............ MP77-13 Carducci, Michael .............. MP53-07, MP57-01 Carenzi, Cristina .. MP22-08, MP22-14, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP55-16, MP59-07, MP67-17, MP72-03, PD52-05, PD59-08 Carew, Josephine A. ........... MP42-10, MP42-14 Carey, Maximilian ................................. PD17-03 Carey, Robert ....................................... PD17-03 Carey, Sean D. ..................................... MP42-14 Carini, Marco ....................... MP09-04, MP49-02 Carlisle, Katherine ................................ MP69-06 Carlson, Kevin ..... PD50-08, PD64-01, PNFBA-03 Carlson, Roy ....................................... MP100-14 Carlsson, Martin .................................... MP76-16 Carlsson, Sigrid ...................... MP38-09, PD28-08 Carlsson, Stefan .................... PD03-11, PD15-07 Carmel, Maude ................................ V2-10, p55 Carmichael, Donald ........... MP47-15, PD07-06, PD40-01 Carmona, Lina ..................................... MP51-12 Carneiro, Arie ˆ ........ PD56-06, PD56-07, PD61-04 Carneiro, Benebito .............................. MP83-04 Carnes, Alan ........... FRII-09, MP24-04, MP76-20, MP95-09 Carney, Jeff ................................................ p233 Carol, Franz .......................................... MP91-13 Carol, Mark ......................................... MP100-14 Carolan, Alexandra .............................. PD34-11 Caroll, Aaron E. .................................... MP66-06 Caron, Ashley ....................... MP32-17, PD44-12 Carpenter, Todd .................................. MP05-18 Carr, Jacob ........................................ MP100-14 Carr, Lesley ........... MP13-10, PD29-01, PD50-08, PNFBA-03 Carramao, Silvia ................................... MP63-11 Carrasquinho, Eduardo ....................... MP77-13 Carrell, Douglas T. .... MP35-06, MP35-07, PD0803, PD13-02, PD13-06 Carrick, Matthew M. ............................ MP79-01 Carrick, Michael A. ................................... V4-02 Carrier, Serge ............................................... p42 Carriere, Stephen .................................... FRII-07 Carrieri, Giuseppe ...................................... p282 Carrino, Maurizio ............................... PPTLBA-01 Carrion, Rafael ......... PD25-07, PD25-11, V9-11, p42, p56, p157 Carroll, Peter ....... MP14-02, MP20-09, MP43-10, MP43-11, MP64-09, MP93-08, MP96-10, PD1009, PD15-05, PD18-08, PD28-12, PD55-02, PD65-11, PD71-05, PNFBA-09, p125, p175, p208, p235 Carson, Culley .............................................. p21 Carson, Dennis ..................................... MP98-05 Carteni, Giacomo ................................ PD04-02 Carter, Adam ....................................... MP04-08 Carter, H. Ballentine ........... MP43-13, MP43-06, MP43-15, MP43-18, MP57-01, PD32-08, PD5507, PD71-02, p90, p125, p252 Carvahal, Gustavo .............................. MP92-09 Carvalhal, Gustavo ............. MP16-17, MP39-16 Carvalho, Andre .................................. MP92-09 Carvalho, Evanilda .............................. MP91-08 Carvalho, Nuno ........................................ V5-10 Carvalho, Paulo Afonso ..... MP08-02, MP72-18, PD66-01 Carvalho-Dias, Emanuel .......... MP17-14, V5-10 Carver, Brett ................................. PD53-02, p12
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Cary, Clint ............ MP08-17, MP80-09, PD52-12, PD53-06 Casabe, Esteban ....................................... p211 Casale, Alessia ..................................... MP42-04 Casale, Paolo ..... MP28-04, MP49-13, MP72-17, MP77-03, PD19-01 Casale, Pasquale ................ MP52-02, MP61-01, MP66-19 Casas Nebra, Javier ............................ MP40-14 Case, Robert ........................................ MP23-06 Casellato, Stefano ................ PD16-12, PD23-04 Casey, Alan .......................................... MP91-20 Casey, Michelle .................................... PD04-02 Cashy, John .......................................... MP11-12 Casilla-Lennon, Marianne ... MP04-01, MP86-05 Caso, Jorge R. ...................................... PD69-11 Cason, Dillon ........................................ MP78-16 Cassao, Valter ...................................... PD66-01 Cassidy, Darby ...................................... PD05-04 Cassidy, John ............................................... p15 Castagna, Giulia ................. MP46-01, MP46-09 Castaneda, Mauricio ................................ p211 Castan ˜ o, Juan Carlos ................................ p135 Castel-Lacanal, Evelyne ....... PD64-07, PD64-08 Castelli, Tommaso ................................ MP02-01 Castells Esteve, Manel ......................... MP06-16 Castells, Manel ..................................... MP86-13 Castiglione, Fabio ................................ MP41-09 Castilho, Tiago ...................................... PD61-04 Castillejos Molina, Ricardo Alonso ...... MP16-17 Castillo, Octavio ......................................... p103 Castle, Erik ............ MP06-03, V3-02, V3-12, p12, p159, p208 Castro, Amilcar .................... MP65-17, MP70-19 Castro-Diaz, David ..................................... p140 Castro-Iglesias, Ma ´ ximo ........... MP44-10, V4-12 Castro-Santamaria, Ramiro .... MP09-08, MP1313, MP14-03, MP14-09, MP20-06, MP20-07, PD47-04, PD47-06 Casuscelli, Jozefina . MP39-01, MP39-02, MP3903, MP39-04, MP52-09, MP55-01, MP55-08 Catalani, Michele ................................. PD05-09 Catalona, William ..... MP33-11, p15, p39, p256 Catanzaro, Mario ................. MP34-13, PD49-01 Catcheside, Peter ................................ MP81-03 Caterson, Jessica ................................. MP81-17 Cathala, Nathalie . PD67-01, PD67-02, PD67-03 Cathelineau, Xavier . MP16-15, MP47-07, PD3310, PD51-09, PD56-06, PD56-07, PD61-10, PD67-01, PD67-02, PD67-03, PD72-09 Cattaneo, Giovanni ............................. PD18-06 Catto, Jim ......... MP21-02, PD56-08, p218, p233 Cavadas, Vitor ..................................... MP77-13 Cavalcanti Viana, Publio Cesar ......... MP08-02 Cavalcanti, Andre ´ ..... MP79-12, PD29-03, p233 Cavaleiro, Helena ................................ MP42-06 Cavallo, Jaime A. ................ MP05-10, MP69-04 Cavallo, Jamie A. ................................ MP05-12 Cave, Dawn ......................................... MP80-01 Caveney, Maxx .................................... PD02-12 Cavero Escribano, Teresa ... MP30-02, MP30-17 C ¸ ayan, Selahittin .................................. PD68-11 Cazzaniga, Walter ... MP35-05, MP35-11, MP3519, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP84-12, PD13-07 Cecchini, Lluı´s ....................................... MP86-13 Cecchini, Marco G. ............. MP41-10, PD33-06 Celia, Antonio ........................... MP49-02, V6-05 Cella, David ......................... MP69-19, MP82-05 Cen, Steve ............................................ MP08-13 Cen, Steven .......................................... MP18-13 Cendron, Marc .......................................... p233 Centenera, Margaret M. ..................... MP83-08 Centeno, Clara ....................................... V12-11 Cerezo, Eugenio ................... MP56-06, PD31-09 Cerf, Matthew ....................................... PD58-04 Cerfolio, Robert .......................................... p265 Ceriotti, Ferruccio ................................. MP28-04 Cerqueira, Joa ˜ o B. G. ......................... MP26-05 Cerqueira, Michael .............................. MP70-19 Cerqueira-Alves, Ma ´ rio ............................ V5-10 Cerruto, Maria Angela ......................... PD17-11 Cervigni, Mauro ........................................... p91 Ceruti, Carlo ...................................... PPTLBA-01 Cessna, Melissa ..................................... PD01-05 Cestari, Andrea .................................... PD15-03 Cetin, Taha ........................................... MP62-17 Cetinel, Sule .......................................... MP94-01
Cetnar, Jeremy ..................................... PD62-07 Cetrulo, Jr., Curtis ......................... MP30-01, p55 Cevik, Ibrahim ............................................ p209 Cevik, Ozge ......................... MP45-04, MP94-01 CH, Ramreddy ..................................... MP75-11 Cha, Eugene ...... MP21-20, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, MP65-15, PD48-03, PD48-07, PD48-11 Cha, Kenny H. ...................................... MP18-20 Chabaud, Ste ´ phane ........................... MP48-06 Chade, Daher ...................................... MP04-17 Chadwick, Karen .. MP77-18, PD24-08, PD65-01 Chae, Han-Kyu ... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP59-09 Chae, Ji Yun ......................... MP25-05, MP81-19 Chahwan, Charles ............................... MP49-12 Chai, Shengjie ...................................... MP88-20 Chai, Toby . MP82-07, PD12-05, p14, p89, p113, p207 Chaikin, David ..................... MP31-06, MP31-20 Chaimowitz, Matthew ......................... MP73-15 Chakiriyan, Nicholas ............................ MP22-19 Chalasani, Venu ................................... PD07-07 Chalfin, Heather .. MP20-20, MP38-15, PD32-08, PD57-02, PD65-04, PD67-11 Chalise, Prabhakar .............................. MP93-15 Challacombe, Benjamin .... MP51-16, MP53-13, MP59-04, MP64-02, MP93-02, PD41-04, PD46-05 Chalouhy, Charbel .............. MP06-08, MP72-15 Chaluisan, Rodrigo ............................. MP100-14 Chamberlin, Josh ................................. MP61-11 Chambers, Ann .................................... MP73-06 Chambo, Jose ...................................... MP37-08 Chamie, Karim .... MP22-16, MP47-12, MP86-14, MP98-05, PD19-10, PD73-01, PNFLBA-13, p27 Chan Chang, Timothy ......................... MP78-11 Chan, Eva ............................................. MP83-01 Chan, Haeng-Ping ............................... MP18-20 Chan, Henry .......................................... PD10-08 Chan, JK ....................................................... p38 Chan, June M. .................................... PNFBA-09 Chan, Katherine H. .............................. MP66-06 Chan, Keith ................................................. p139 Chan, Kevin .......... MP03-16, PD06-11, PD18-11 Chan, Kin .............................................. MP65-09 Chan, Lewis ............. MP63-17, p11, p188, p209 Chan, Luke ........................................... MP62-18 Chan, Peter .................................................. p13 Chan, Wen-Ching ................................ MP87-04 Chan, Yiong Huak ............... MP65-04, MP65-05 Chan, Yvonne ...................................... MP15-06 Chana, Cole ........................................ MP93-15 Chanana, Pritha ................................... MP19-19 Chancellor, Michael ........... MP23-03, MP29-07, MP31-04, PD12-11, PD50-08, PNFBA-03, p11, p209 Chandersekara, Srinath ....................... MP11-20 Chandrapal, Jason C. ......................... PD29-02 Chandrasekar, Thenappan .... MP10-05, MP1420, MP64-06, PD11-06, PD57-06 Chang, Albert ...................................... MP84-18 Chang, Andy ............................................ V7-05 Change, Chao-hsiang ................................ p37 Chang, Chawnshang ......... MP65-12, MP87-13, MP99-17 Chang, Cheng-Tao .............................. PD39-01 Chang, Courtney ................................. PD20-08 Chang, Edward .................................... PD28-07 Chang, Helena ..................................... PD11-05 Chang, Huiyi Harriet ........... MP31-18, MP85-04, PD70-01 Chang, In Ho ....... MP44-15, MP44-16, MP95-04 Chang, Inik ........................................... MP60-17 Chang, Jenny ....................................... MP10-12 Chang, Kidon ....................................... MP49-18 Chang, Kun .......................................... MP73-03 Chang, Nancy ...................................... PD24-12 Chang, Peter ...... MP55-18, MP67-18, MP69-18, MP78-09, PD06-03, PD18-03, PD18-08, PD5901, PD59-02, PD59-06 Chang, Sam ..... MP86-17, MP96-17, p12, p125, p181, p282 Chang, Shang-Jen .............. MP26-15, MP61-12 Chang, Steven L. ..... MP02-18, MP04-04, MP2204, MP28-08, MP54-09, MP55-17, MP69-08,
MP69-15, MP86-03, PD09-12, PD14-08, PD2103, PD27-11, PD35-02, PD58-01 Chang, Steven Lee .............................. MP71-09 Chang, Timothy ...................................... V12-01 Chang, Xiaofeng ................................. MP16-18 Chang, Yen-Hwa .................. MP09-15, PD04-02 Chang, Yui-Hui ...................................... PD16-03 Chao, Brian ........................................... MP71-19 Chao, John Chii .................................... PD50-04 Chao, Zi-Hao ........................................ MP95-07 Chapin, Brian ...... MP14-17, MP20-18, MP47-12, MP64-12, PD43-09, p173 Chapin, Brian F. .................... MP14-19, PD07-08 Chapman, Dave ................... PD34-01, PD60-01 Chapman, Douglass ............................ MP76-16 Chappidi, Meera ..... MP14-17, MP28-13, MP5404, PD14-12, PD32-08, PD57-12, PD69-10, PD71-02 Chappidi, Meera R. ............. MP14-19, PD07-08 Chapple, Christopher ...... PD39-01, PNFLBA-09, p12 Charchenko, Cameron ........................ PD16-03 Charchenko, Cameron M. .................. PD13-09 Charlet, Jessica .................... MP65-10, MP65-11 Charlton, Mary ..................................... MP32-13 Charman, Susan ................... MP51-12, PD43-06 Charrua, Ana ........................ MP29-03, PD01-04 Chartier-Kastler, Emmanuel ................ PD64-07, PD64-08, p188, p213 Chastain-Gross, Ryan ........................... MP12-13 Chatterton, Kathryn .............................. PD19-06 Chaturvedi, Samit ..................................... V6-10 Chau, Minh ........................................... MP66-12 Chaudhry, Rajeev ................................ MP61-10 Chaudhry, Zaid ..................... PD17-07, PD50-07 Chaussy, Christian ...................................... p273 Chaux, Alcides ..................................... MP44-06 Chavali, Jaya ....................................... MP64-19 Chavali, Jaya Sai .... MP22-01, MP49-06, MP6709, MP72-05, MP73-19, PD20-04 Chaves, Neildo ..................... MP79-12, PD29-03 Chavin, Kenneth D. ............................. MP74-14 Chebbi, Ala ........... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Checcucci, Enrico .................... PD18-06, V8-02 Chee, Justin ................................................ p295 Chelliserry, Jijumon ............................... MP64-12 Chelluri, Raju ........................ MP47-10, MP57-04 Chen, Andrew ........ FRII-01, MP24-09, PD06-09, PD54-12 Chen, Annie ......................................... MP29-08 Chen, Catherine ....................................... V3-12 Chen, Changhao ................ MP48-14, MP99-07 Chen, Chiao-Ling ................................. MP10-07 Chen, David ....... MP08-01, MP10-19, MP52-03, MP58-12, MP59-12, MP80-19, PD11-02, PD4909, PD52-08, PD59-05, PD62-06, PD71-01 Chen, Diane ......................................... MP35-01 Chen, Dong ......................... MP23-01, MP45-20 Chen, Fengzhi ...................................... MP45-17 Chen, Frank .............. MP08-13, MP18-13, V4-07 Chen, Gong ......................................... MP72-20 Chen, Guangfu .................................... MP52-12 Chen, Haitao ........................................ MP33-11 Chen, Hung-En ..................................... MP99-20 Chen, Jian ............................ MP51-01, PD41-12 Chen, Jinbo .......................................... MP88-09 Chen, Jinchao ...................................... PD04-07 Chen, Jingwen ..................... MP30-14, MP74-05 Chen, Juza ........................................... MP10-10 Chen, Kuan-Chou ................................ PD33-07 Chen, Kuang-Kuo ............... MP09-15, MP95-06, PD68-05 Chen, Lanpeng .................................... MP99-16 Chen, Ling ........... MP19-07, MP56-18, MP95-02, PD31-11 Chen, Liping ......................................... MP45-19 Chen, Lung-Chi .................................. PNFBA-11 Chen, Ping ............................................ MP17-19 Chen, Shanwen ................................... MP37-02 Chen, Song ........................................... MP75-15 Chen, Tao ............................................. MP98-14 Chen, Tony ........................................... MP95-19 Chen, Tzeng-Ji ...................................... MP95-06 Chen, Victor ......................................... MP64-19 Chen, Vivien .......................................... PD28-04 Chen, Xin .............................................. MP41-14 Chen, Yidong ....................................... MP39-06
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Chen, Yingbei ...................... MP39-04, MP48-03 Chen, Yongmei .................... MP33-12, PD71-11 Chen, Yu ............................................... MP99-08 Chen, Yu-Hui ......................................... MP53-07 Chen, Yuke ............................ PD01-07, PD43-04 Chen, Yule ............................................ MP48-08 Chen, Zerong ....................................... MP45-17 Chen, Zheng ......................................... MP99-04 Chen, Zinan .......................................... MP20-02 Cheney, Matthew ................................ MP05-20 Cheng Zhou, Tian ................................. MP72-15 Cheng, Baisong .................................... PD41-07 Cheng, Chia-Wei ................................. MP78-03 Cheng, Chien-Jui ................................. MP99-11 Cheng, Earl Y. ....................................... MP61-13 Cheng, Hao .......................................... MP84-15 Cheng, Janice ..................................... MP63-17 Cheng, Jed-Sian .......................................... p11 Cheng, Li .............................................. MP36-02 Cheng, Maria ....................... MP31-01, PD26-03 Cheng, Philip ........................................ MP22-04 Cheng, XingGuo .................................. MP26-03 Cheng, Yongyi ..................................... MP60-01 Cheng, Zian .......................................... MP43-01 Chennamsetty, Avinash ..... MP03-16, MP64-07, PD10-06, PD18-11 Cheon, Jun ................ MP67-04, MP67-08, p207 Cheon, Sang-Hyeon ............................. PD64-12 Cher, Michael ...... MP43-02, MP43-05, PD56-02 Cherches, Matthew F. ........ MP07-01, MP35-09, PD13-01 Cheriyan, Salim ... MP40-13, MP59-17, MP66-12, PD21-04, V7-06, V8-04 Chermansky, Christopher J. .... MP31-02, MP8503, PD54-05, PD54-07, PD54-11 Chertack, Nathan ................ MP46-10, PD29-02 Chessa, Francesco .............................. MP64-16 Chesson, Ralph ......................................... V2-01 Cheuck, Lanna ............................................ p14 Cheung, Carling .................. MP43-06, MP52-15 Cheung, Douglas ................................. PD07-07 Cheung, Felix ........................................... FRII-01 Cheung, WS ................................................. p38 Chevalier, Simone ................................ PD65-12 Cheville, John ... MP100-06, MP10-11, MP34-03, MP55-07, MP55-16, MP72-01, MP72-08, PD5211, PD66-07, PD71-03 Chew, Ben .......... MP90-06, MP90-07, MP95-13, PD16-03, PD30-04, PD35-03, p12, p253, p297 Chhibba, Ruchi ..................................... PD73-02 Chi, Amanda ....................... MP24-14, MP36-20 Chi, Byung Hoon ................. MP44-15, MP44-16, MP95-04 Chi, Jen-Tsan ........................................ MP99-03 Chi, Thomas ........ MP01-06, MP01-10, MP12-12, MP12-14, MP12-20, MP18-16, MP50-16, MP90-10, MP95-13, MP95-14, PD11-05, PD3207, PD35-10, PD42-04 Chi, Tom ..................................... MP32-15, p281 Chiang, George ....... MP61-16, MP76-14, V7-04 Chiang, Jason ...................................... MP46-06 Chiang, Yite ............................................. V11-06 Chiangi, Humberto ...................................... p31 Chiapparrone, Gaetano ......................... V9-12 Chiba, Kazuto ...................................... MP78-05 Chiba, Koji ............................................ MP86-11 Chichura, Anna .................... MP20-04, PD65-03 Chien, Christine ..................................... PD48-01 Chien, Gary .. MP55-20, MP69-18, PD06-03, p17 Chikaraishi, Tatsuya .............................. MP06-02 Chikkatur, Harshitha P. ......................... PD25-12 Chiles, Kelly ........................................... MP56-19 Chimato, Nicolette .............................. MP92-17 Chin, Arnold .......................................... MP88-03 Chin, Joseph ... MP70-07, PD56-01, V4-11, p239 Chin, Peter .................... MP27-18, PD27-01, p73 Chinaglia, Daniela ............................... MP47-11 Ching, Christina ........ PD12-02, PD12-03, V7-02, V7-07 Chinnaiyan, Arul .... PD07-03, PD71-06, PD71-07 Chiodega, Isabella ............................... PD62-05 Chiodini, Paolo ..................................... PD49-06 Chiok, Michael ..................................... MP55-08 Chiong, Edmund ..... MP15-17, MP65-04, MP6505, p37, p293 Chipollini, Juan ... MP32-16, MP69-13, MP72-06, MP80-11, PD49-04
Chirackal, Robin ................................... MP19-19 Chiriaco, Giovanni ............. MP89-09, MP89-13, PD25-08 Chirinos, Jhonan .................................. MP50-12 Chiti, Arturo ........................................... MP77-03 Chiu, Yi-Chun ............................................... p38 Chlosta, Piotr .............................. MP78-14, p139 Cho, Deok Hyun ................................... MP09-11 Cho, Eric MP24-01 Cho, Hee Ju .......................................... PD69-03 Cho, Hyuk Jin ....................................... MP68-11 Cho, In Rae .......... MP28-12, MP98-18, PD10-12 Cho, In-Chang ..................................... MP65-14 Cho, Jeong Man .................................. PD69-03 Cho, Jin Seon ....................... MP09-13, PD72-04 Cho, Jin Sun .......................................... PD69-03 Cho, Kang Jun ...................................... PD23-09 Cho, Kang Su ....... MP62-01, MP62-14, MP84-06 Cho, Kazutoshi ..................................... MP37-03 Cho, Min Chul ....... MP45-12, PD27-07, PD30-12 Cho, Patricia S. ......................................... V7-03 Cho, Seul Ki .......................... MP04-01, MP86-05 Cho, Sung Tae ...................................... MP27-07 Cho, Sung Yong .. MP45-12, PD27-07, PD30-12, PD69-03, PD72-04 Cho, Yang Hyun .................. MP67-04, MP67-08 Cho, Young Sam .................................. MP82-11 Choate, Hannah ........................................ p298 Choe, Shawn ...... MP42-07, MP45-06, MP45-07, MP45-08 Choeurng, Voleak ............... MP34-01, MP57-18 Choi, Don Kyoung ............................... MP27-07 Choi, Haesun ................................................ p14 Choi, Han Yong ................ MP100-07, MP18-04, MP22-12, MP28-17, MP72-04, PD61-07 Choi, Hong Yong .................................. PD69-03 Choi, Jae Duck ... MP44-15, MP44-16, MP95-04, PD69-03 Choi, Jae Young ... MP35-14, PD44-02, PD50-05 Choi, Jin Bong ...................... MP28-20, MP64-01 Choi, Jong Bo ....................................... MP13-03 Choi, Kellen ........................................... PD66-06 Choi, Kyung Hwa .... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP0615, MP39-18, MP41-04, MP41-16, MP73-20 Choi, Min Ji .......... MP45-11, MP45-13, MP45-18 Choi, Se Young ... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP59-09, MP95-04 Choi, See Min ....................... MP23-08, MP84-08 Choi, Seock Hwan .. MP09-11, MP29-04, MP6704, MP67-08 Choi, Seong .......................................... MP73-14 Choi, Su Mi ............................................ MP99-14 Choi, Sung Hak .................................... MP94-14 Choi, Taesoo ........................................ MP22-12 Choi, Woo Suk ...................................... MP13-11 Choi, Woonyoung ................ MP34-01, PD62-03 Choi, Yong Sun .................... MP27-01, MP68-11 Choi, Young Deuk ... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP1614, MP28-12, MP39-18, MP49-18, MP62-01, MP62-14, MP73-20, MP84-06, MP98-18, PD10-12 Choi, Young Hyo ............... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP28-17 Choid, Woonyoung ............................. MP88-11 Chong, Julio .............................................. FRI-08 Choo, Min Soo ..................... MP94-13, MP94-14 Choo, Myung-Soo ... MP27-02, MP27-03, MP4107, p2070 Choo, Seol Ho ...................................... MP13-03 Choong, Simon .................................... MP50-03 Chopra, Sameer .... MP08-13, MP100-14, MP1813, PD27-10, PD67-04, V12-03, V4-03 Chou, Fu-Ju .......................................... MP87-13 Chou, Kuang-Yu ................................... MP99-20 Choudhury, Muhammad ..... MP73-15, PD30-08 Choudhury, Muhammad S. ................ MP92-06 Choudhury, Nurul .................................. PD26-06 Choueiri, Toni K. .. MP22-18, MP34-11, MP34-19, MP53-18, MP71-09, MP86-17, PD06-01, PD1010, PD28-06, PD57-03, PD62-01, PD62-02, PD62-12, PD67-09, p21 Chouhan, Jyoti D. ................................ MP36-13 Chow, Alexander ................................. MP23-14 Chow, George ..... PD66-11, PD66-12, PD73-11, PD73-12, p37, p258 Chow, Jeanne (Mei) ................................... p36 Chow, Victor ......................................... PD13-04
Chowdhury, Mashrin L. ......................... PD34-03 Chowdhury, Wasim .............. MP39-06, PD37-08 Choy, Garry .......................................... MP30-01 Choyke, Peter ..... MP03-03, MP08-10, MP14-07, MP18-01, MP43-17, MP47-10, MP52-08, MP52-13, MP70-01, PD56-05, PD61-09, PNFLBA-12, p12 Chrisofos, M. ............................................. FRII-11 Christe, Kari L. ....................................... MP85-04 Christiano, Thomas .................................... V8-11 Christie, Alana ...................... MP18-19, PD17-12 Christine, Brian ......... MP25-01, p42, p134, p233 Christman, Matthew ............. PD44-11, PD69-12 Christopher, Filson ...... MP32-19, PD58-08, p271 Christopher, Nim .. MP56-04, MP89-09, PD25-08 Christos, Paul ......................................... PD20-09 Chrouser, Kristin .......... PD58-11, p17, p92, p298 Chu, Carissa ......... MP01-06, MP14-02, PD42-04 Chu, Franklin ......................................... MP57-17 Chu, William ......... MP03-16, MP64-07, PD10-06, PD18-11 Chua, Michael ..... MP61-12, MP82-01, MP96-19 Chuang, Cheng-Keng ......................... MP67-05 Chuang, Heng-Chang ......................... PD37-03 Chuang, Yao-Chi ....................................... p209 Chubak, Barbara ................................. MP56-12 Chugh, Rohit ......................... MP50-02, PD35-01 Chughtai, Bilal ..... MP27-10, MP69-01, PD02-10, PD14-10, PD17-06, PD17-08 Chumnarnsongkhroh, Thanabhudee ..... MP7915, PD44-03, PD45-05 Chun, Brian ........................................... MP59-04 Chun, Felix K. ...... MP22-04, MP28-08, MP32-08, MP34-07, MP34-19, MP36-15, MP55-17, MP80-12, PD05-11, PD10-04, PD27-11, PD3405, PD36-08, PD51-12 Chun, Sang Jun .................................... MP45-12 Chun, So Young ................................... MP29-04 Chung, Amanda ................. MP46-17, MP76-11 Chung, Benjamin .... MP54-09, MP69-15, MP8603, PD09-12, PD14-08, PD27-11, PD35-02, PD47-10, PD58-01, p207 Chung, Byung Ha .... MP08-06, MP13-18, PD4201, PD42-02, PD72-04 Chung, Doreen ... MP26-13, MP85-15, PD58-09, V2-07, p298 Chung, Eric ........................................... MP18-11 Chung, Ho Seok ................... MP67-04, MP67-08 Chung, Hsiao-Jen .... MP09-15, MP09-19, MP9506, p38 Chung, Hyun Woo ............ MP100-07, MP18-04, MP28-17 Chung, HyunChul ................................. MP45-20 Chung, Hyung-Min ............................... MP41-07 Chung, Hyunwoo ................................. MP22-12 Chung, Jae Wook ............... MP09-11, MP29-04 Chung, Jae-Seung ................ PD71-06, PD71-07 Chung, Ky Hyun ................... MP23-08, MP84-08 Chung, Moon Kee ............................... MP93-05 Chung, Paul H. ... MP36-14, MP79-08, MP79-20, PD29-04, V1-01 Chung, Peter ......................................... PD53-07 Chung, Steven I. .................................. MP04-04 Chung, Sung Kwang ........... MP09-11, MP29-04 Churukanti, Gauthami ......................... MP79-18 Ciampalini, Sandro ............................ PPTLBA-01 Ciancio, Gaetano ................................ PD04-10 Cianflone, Francesco ......... MP55-14, MP55-15, PD59-08 Cicero, Alejandro ................................. MP30-10 Cilento, Bartley ........................................... p108 Cima, Michael J. .......................................... p41 Cimen, Sertac ...................................... MP62-17 Cimino, Sebastiano .............................. MP02-01 Cimpoesu, Patriciu ............................... MP03-08 Cindolo, Luca ....... MP49-02, MP50-11, PD49-06 Cinque, Alessandra ............................. MP22-08 Clanton, Jesse .................................... MP100-14 Clark, Joseph ........................................ MP96-06 Clark, Omar .......................................... MP16-17 Clark, Peter ................................................. p199 Clark, Roderick ..................................... MP66-09 Clark, William ........................ MP16-12, PD71-01 Clarke, Alan .......................................... PD33-04 Clarke, Harry ......................................... MP79-07 Claro, Joaquim .................... MP38-01, MP68-05 Claros, Oliver ......................................... PD61-04
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Class, Juan .............................................. V10-06 Claudini, Redi ....................................... MP70-10 Clavijo, Jorge ....................................... MP16-17 Clavijo, Raul .............. MP91-02, PD08-04, V9-10 Clayman, Ralph V. ........... MP100-03, MP22-03, MP51-10, MP75-14, PD41-10, PD42-09, p14, p17, p39 Clayton, Douglass ................ MP19-17, MP76-15 Clemens, J. Quentin ........... MP29-12, MP40-10, MP76-10, MP76-16, MP82-05, PD01-10, PD0210, PD17-08, PNFBA-07, p90, p237 Clements, Matthew ................. FRII-10, PD46-10 Clemmensen, Tyler ............................... MP22-13 Clevert, Dirk Andre .............................. MP18-18 Clifford, Thomas ........ MP80-10, PD38-09, V6-01 Clifton, Marisa ...................... MP29-02, MP50-10 Clinical Trials Group, HIVEC I and HIVEC II ............................................................ MP15-18 Clouse, Cara ........................................ MP45-20 Coarfa, Cristian ..................................... PD31-12 Coburn, Michael ..................... p13, p233, p281 Cockerill, Kasey .................................... MP92-17 Cocuzza, Marcello ............................... MP66-04 Coe, Fredric ........ MP12-17, MP19-12, MP19-16, MP19-18 Coe, Fredric .......................................... MP95-16 Coelho, Ana ......................... MP42-06, PD26-05 Coelho, Rafael ... MP08-02, MP18-07, MP47-20, MP72-18, MP97-02, PD51-06, V12-08, V3-06, p15 Coffield, K. Scott ................... MP52-16, PD27-01 Cohan, Rich ......................................... MP18-20 Cohen, Adam ...................... MP50-04, MP90-13 Cohen, Andrew .. MP19-16, MP19-18, MP25-15, MP36-18, MP46-13, MP95-16, PD17-02 Cohen, Benjamin ................................. MP12-07 Cohen, Jason ....................... MP10-18, PD14-09 Cohen, Kate ......................................... MP89-01 Cohen, Samuel ..................................... PD08-04 Cohen, Tal ............................................. PD06-09 Cohn, Joshua ..... MP09-12, MP25-15, MP29-11, MP31-03, MP31-10, MP46-13, MP76-19, MP79-10, PD39-05 Cohn, Matthew ................... MP01-15, MP96-14 Colaco, Marc ...... MP01-12, PD01-09, PD36-04, PD63-06 Colau, Alexandre ................................. PD27-09 Colberg, Christian ................................ MP18-10 Colcher, David ...................................... PD10-06 Colditz, Graham ................................... MP14-12 Cole, Adam .......................................... PD28-11 Cole, Alexander P. ............... MP91-04, PD05-11 Colecchia, Maurizio ............................. MP34-13 Coleman, Jonathan ......... MP100-08, MP33-07, MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04, MP49-01, MP52-09, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-14, MP70-03, MP73-17, MP88-17, MP97-17, PD20-06, PD57-10, PD59-10, p12, p21, p213 Coleman, Robert E. ............................. MP57-10 Coley, R. Yates ...................................... PD55-07 Colhoun, Andrew ................................. MP63-07 Colicchia, Michele .. MP77-01, MP93-16, PD0303, PD11-01, PD15-09, PD15-11, PD51-02, PD51-08, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-07, PD72-10 Colin, Pierre .......... MP78-13, MP78-14, MP78-15 Colinot, Darrelle ................................... MP17-05 Colla, Stephane ................................... MP40-12 Collado-Serra, Argimiro ....................... MP43-12 Collins, Clinton .............................................. p15 Collins, Colin .............. MP44-08, MP65-03, p109 Collins, James ............................................. p158 Collins, Justin ......... MP34-15, MP59-19, PD41-02 Collura, Devis ...... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17, PD61-11 Colombo, Alberto ................ MP25-09, MP25-20 Colombo, Fulvio ................................ PPTLBA-01 Colombo, Lorenzo ................................ PD19-10 Colombo, Piergiuseppe ....................... PD19-01 Colombo, Renzo ..... MP54-15, MP54-19, MP5801, MP58-09, MP58-10, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-14, MP58-19, MP58-20, MP97-12, PD0303, PD48-03, PD48-07 Colon, Ivan ........................................... MP27-13 Colvin, Robert ....................................... MP30-01 Comat, Vincent ................................... MP02-06
Comiter, Craig .... MP31-11, MP31-16, PD09-08, PD26-02, p57 Compe ´ rat, Eva .... MP65-09, PD33-10, PD48-05, PD57-04 Comploj, Evi ......................................... MP21-08 Compton, Zachary ............................... PD36-11 Comstock, Bryan ................ PD46-03, PNFBA-02 Cone, Eugene ...................... MP01-07, MP92-16 Conlin, Michael ..................................... PD62-07 Conners, William .......................... MP89-06, p42 Connor, Sarah ...................... MP30-06, PD06-07 Connors, Bret ........................................ MP62-10 Conran, Carly ....................................... MP33-11 Consortium, PROSTQA .......................... PD18-03 Consortium, PROSTQA-RP2 .................. PD18-03 Constantin, Davi .................................. MP38-01 Conti, Enrico ...................................... PPTLBA-01 Conti, Simon ........ MP01-18, MP78-11, PD21-02, PD35-12 Conway, Michael ................................ MP23-03 Coogan, Christopher ......... MP01-09, MP08-15, MP100-13, MP11-15, MP23-14, PD32-06 Cook, Anthony ..................... MP75-20, MP90-16 Cook, Robert L. .................................... MP10-04 Cookson, Michael ... MP54-10, MP58-04, MP7609, p14, p16, p18 Cooney, Kathleen ..................... MP57-01, p160 Cooney, Matthew ............................... MP53-07 Cooper, Alan ........................................ MP48-11 Cooper, Amir ........................................ MP75-09 Cooper, Christopher S. ....... MP61-08, MP61-09, p16 Cooper, Kimberly L. ............................. MP76-19 Cooperberg, Matthew ....... MP14-02, MP20-02, MP20-09, MP20-19, MP43-11, MP47-09, MP64-09, MP69-07, MP93-08, MP96-10, PD0308, PD03-10, PD10-09, PD10-11, PD15-05, PD18-08, PD24-09, PD24-12, PD28-04, PD2812, PD40-07, PD40-12, PD47-10, PD71-05, PNFBA-07, PNFBA-09, p62, p175, p207, p208, p233, p234 Copeli, Frank ........................................ MP36-13 Copelovitch, Lawrence ....................... MP95-01 Copp, Hillary ............................................... p201 Copperman, Alan ................................ MP07-05 Coppola, Vincenzo ............................. MP83-15 Coquard, Catherine ........... MP60-09, MP73-07, MP87-08 Coraco-Moraes, Yolana ..... MP38-07, MP70-02 Corbett, Tom ........................................ MP14-04 Corcoran, Anthony ............. MP70-04, MP70-09, PD36-09, PD56-09, PD67-05, PD67-06 Corcoran, David .................................. MP99-03 Corcos, Jacques ........................................ p159 Cordeiro, Agostinho ................................. V5-10 Cordeiro, Mauricio .. MP04-17, MP08-02, MP7218, PD66-01, V3-06 Corder, Christopher ............................. MP89-15 Cordon, Billy ........ MP36-03, MP36-16, PD22-03, PD45-12, PD63-12, PD69-11, V5-07 Cormier, Luc ......................... MP33-04, PD07-11 Cornaghi, Laura B. ............... MP47-06, MP47-11 Cornelis, Francois ................................. MP55-19 Cornu, Jean-Nicolas ........... MP02-06, MP46-09, PD27-04, PD64-07, PD64-08 Corongiu, Emanuele ............................ MP97-06 Corradi, Carlos ..................................... MP16-17 Corradi, Renato ................................... MP70-12 Correa, Andres ... MP10-19, MP52-03, MP59-12, MP59-20, MP80-19, PD49-09, PD52-08, PD62-06 Correia-Pinto, Jorge ............................. MP17-14 Corsi, Paolo .......................................... MP63-02 Cortez-Betancourt, Roberto ................ MP11-18 Corvasce, Antonio ............................ PPTLBA-01 Corwin, Michael ................................... PD28-10 Coscione, Alberto .................................... FRI-18 Cosiano, Michael . MP16-19, MP20-17, PD07-05 Cosimi, A. Benedict ............................. MP30-04 Cosker, Tom .......................................... MP81-17 Cosset, Jean ......................................... PD72-09 Cost, Nicholas ............................ MP66-14, p108 Costa, Daniel ....... MP08-03, MP22-11, PD01-01, PD06-05, PD26-05, PD61-06 Costa, Meritxell ..................................... MP29-05 Costa, Miguel Angel .................................. p211 Costa, Waldemar ................................. MP45-10
Costabile, Raymond .................................... p84 Costantini, Elisabetta .......... MP40-19, PD17-01, PD17-04, PD17-05, p284 Costantini, Manuela ................................. V8-08 Coste, Frederic ..................................... MP50-05 Costello, Anthony ...................................... p190 Costello, Brian ...................... MP34-02, MP34-03 Cotta, Britney ........................................ PD56-04 Cotta, Brittney ...................... MP22-02, MP43-07 Cotterill, Nikki ........................................ MP96-13 Coughlin, Geoff ................................... MP53-10 Couture, Fe ´ lix ........................................ MP51-06 Cowan, Barrett ..................................... PD27-01 Cowan, Janet ..... MP20-09, MP64-09, MP93-08, MP96-10, PD15-05, PD28-12, PD65-11, PNFBA-09 Coward, Robert ......................................... p208 Cowen, Barrett ..................................... PD23-10 Cox, Adam ........................... MP04-08, PD33-04 Cox, Lindsey ......................................... MP63-10 Coy, Heidi ............................................. MP22-07 Cozzarini, Cesare ................. PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Cozzi, Paul ............................................ MP27-19 Crabb, Simon J. ................................... MP34-01 Cracco, Cecilia .. MP02-10, MP02-11, MP50-11, PD21-12, V11-07 Crago, Aimee ...................................... MP67-14 Craig, James ......................................... PD13-12 Craig, James R. .... MP35-06, MP35-07, PD13-02 Craig, Kiersten ........................................... V2-04 Craig, Miguel ............................................. V2-02 Crain, Donald ....................................... PD69-12 Crane, Alice .......................... MP29-16, PD55-12 Crane, Curtis ................................................ p12 Cranwell, Victoria ................................ MP88-13 Cravedi, Paolo ..................................... MP23-02 Craven, Spencer ....................... PD38-07, V3-03 Crawford, E. David ... MP69-04, PD28-02, PD4502, PD65-06, p123 Crawford, Susan .................. MP17-15, MP17-18 Crawford, Thomas ....................................... p11 Creelman, Lisa ..................................... MP61-01 Cremers, Jann-Frederik ........................ MP91-07 Crespi, Catherine M. ............ MP32-09, PD32-10 Cress, Rosemary .. MP04-09, MP15-06, PD03-09, PD19-04 Cresswell, Jo .......................................... PD19-08 Crestani, Alessandro ........... MP55-05, MP59-08, PD36-03 Crew, Jeremy ........................................ PD55-08 Crispen, Paul ........................ MP69-13, MP92-01 Cristel, Giulia ........ MP03-13, MP77-15, MP77-20 Cristinelli, Luca ...................................... MP34-09 Cristofaro, Vivian . MP42-10, MP42-14, MP94-15 Croce, Carlo M. ................................... MP83-15 Crociani, Catrina .................. PD18-03, PD18-08 Croft, Cortlin ......................................... MP48-20 Cross, Alisa ............................................ MP79-03 Cross, Brian ........... MP54-10, MP76-09, MP79-03 Cruz, Francisco .... MP29-03, MP42-06, PD01-01, PD01-04, PD26-05 Cruz, Juan Jesus ................................... PD71-08 Cryns, Vincent ...................................... MP53-08 Cucchiara, Vito .. MP83-14, MP97-08, MP97-12, PD15-08, PD51-01 Cui, Kai .................................................. MP81-14 Cui, Wanshou ........................ PD45-06, PD69-04 Cui, Yun ................................................ MP83-20 Culkin, Daniel ... MP31-16, PD26-02, PNFLBA-10, PNFLBA-11, p150 Cullen, Jennifer ..................... MP14-18, PD71-11 Culligan, Patrick ........................................ V2-04 Cullingsworth, Zachary ........ MP63-06, MP63-07 Cummings, James ............................... MP01-13 Cunitz, Bryan ........ MP19-13, MP62-06, MP62-20 Cunnane, Eoghan ................ MP94-04, PD60-08 Cunningham, Kathryn .......................... PD38-03 Curci, Nicole ....... MP08-12, MP38-17, MP38-18, PD33-05 Curhan, Gary ................................... p158, p281 Curiel, Tyler J. ........................................ PD48-06 Curran, Dominic ............................... PNFLBA-13 Currin, Mark .......................................... MP54-12 Curry, David .......................................... MP68-15 Curtis, Lesley ......................................... MP69-02 Curtis, Rachael ..................................... MP39-10
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Cury, Fabio ............................................ PD24-05 Cusano, Joseph ................................... MP77-19 Cussenot, Isabelle ................ MP33-04, PD07-11 Cussenot, Olivier ................... MP33-04, PD07-11 Cutie, Christopher ........................................ p40 Cutress, Mark ........................ MP62-16, MP62-18 Cuypers, Maarten ................................. PD47-07 Cynk, Mark ............................................ PD27-05 Czech, Anna K. .......................... MP78-14, p139 Czerniak, Bogdan ................................. PD62-03
D da Costa, Walter ................................. MP16-17 Da Pozzo, Luigi F. ................. MP47-06, MP47-11 Da Sacco, Stefano .............. MP23-02, MP41-01 Da Silva, Marcello ................................ MP45-10 Dababneh, Hussam ............................. MP64-16 Dabdoub, Shareef ................................ PD12-03 Dachille, Giuseppe ........................... PPTLBA-01 Dada Neto, Francisco ......................... MP38-01 Daels, Francisco ................................. p13, p158 Dafashy, Tamer .................... MP04-14, MP47-12 Daffy, John ........................................... MP11-11 Dagenais, Julein ................................... PD66-05 Dagenais, Julien . MP22-01, MP49-06, MP49-11, MP49-17, MP55-04, MP67-09, MP72-05, MP72-16, MP73-19, PD20-04 Dagrosa, Lawrence ............ MP79-07, MP90-06, MP90-07, PD61-08 Dahiya, Rajvir ....................... MP14-06, MP60-17 Dahl, Douglas ...... MP38-19, PD55-03, PD55-05, p15 Dahlem, Roland .. MP36-15, MP36-17, PD34-05, PD60-10 Dahlin, Anders ...................................... MP38-08 Dahlkamp, Lisa ..................................... MP75-05 Dahm, Philipp ...... MP09-09, MP09-16, PD09-05, PD58-11 Dahmoush, Laila .................................. MP36-06 Dai, Bo .................................................. MP73-03 Dai, Charles ........................................... PD55-12 Daimon, Tatsuaki .................................. MP71-20 Daizumoto, Kei ..................................... MP98-20 DaJusta, Daniel ............................. V7-02, V7-07 Dal Moro, Fabrizio ................................ MP47-01 Dal Piaz, Orietta .................................... PD16-12 Dalbagni, Guido . MP04-12, MP21-20, MP48-03, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP65-15, MP98-04, PD4801, PD48-03, PD48-07, PD48-11, PD57-10 Dale, Rebecca ..................................... MP50-03 Dalela, Deeoansh ................................. PD51-05 Dalela, Deepansh ............... MP59-04, MP97-04, PD03-06, PD15-04, PD18-07, PD43-11, PD4708, PD72-02 Dalgard, Clifton .................................... MP87-14 Dallantonia, Martino ............................. PD43-07 Dallas, Kai ............................. MP01-18, MP40-05 Dall’Era, Marc ...... MP34-01, MP57-19, PD03-02, PD03-09, PD28-10, p235, p249 Dalmasso, Ettore ................... MP75-06, PD21-08 Dalpiaz, Orietta .................................... MP50-11 Dalton, Daniel ...................................... MP08-15 Dalvie, Prasad ......................................... V11-03 Damaser, Margot ...................... MP26-11, p270 Dambal, Shweta .................................. MP83-05 Damia, Oscar ............................................ V6-03 Damiano, Rocco ..... MP03-04, MP54-15, MP5419, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP58-20, MP77-16, MP97-11, PD15-08 D’Amico, Anthony .................... p14, p21, p190 D’Amico, Antonio ................................ MP63-02 Damodar, Sruthi ................................... MP12-12 Damodaran, Shiva ............................... MP15-19 Damodaran, Shivashankar ................ MP55-13, PD04-03 Damrauer, Jeffrey ................................ MP88-20 Danakas, Alexandra ............................ PD49-08 D’Anastasi, Melvin ................................ MP18-18 Dandrea, Matteo ................................. MP49-02 Daneshgari, Firouz ................................ MP31-14 Daneshmand, Siamak ........ MP21-16, MP30-20, MP34-10, MP58-03, MP58-04, MP65-10, MP65-11, MP80-10, PD04-10, PD36-02, PD36-
07, PD36-10, PD38-05, PD38-09, PD38-10, PD58-03, PD62-11, PPTLBA-02, V6-01, p159 Danforth, Teresa ................................... MP85-12 Dang, Qiang ........................................ MP99-19 Dangle, Pankaj ..................................... MP61-10 Daniels, Ellie ................................................ p191 Danila, Daniel ....................................... PD24-11 Danilin, Sabrina .................... MP60-09, MP87-08 Danilovic, Alexandre ........................... MP68-05 Danso, Alex ................................................ p281 Dariane, Charles ... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Darling, David ....................................... MP10-20 Darves-Bornoz, Annie ........................... MP19-17 Darzi, Ara .............................................. MP51-17 Das, Anurag ............................................... p303 Das, Krishanu ........................................ MP47-08 Dasari, Suhas P. .................................... MP42-10 Dasgupta, Pritha .................................. MP14-06 Dasgupta, Prokar ................ MP51-16, MP51-18, MP59-04, MP64-02, MP93-02, PD41-03, PD4104, PD41-06, PD46-05, p21, p89, p210, p255 Dash, Atreya ....... MP04-03, MP16-20, MP21-12, MP43-10, MP43-11, MP86-16, PD06-12, PD0909, PD55-02 Daskivich, Timothy .... MP32-17, PD03-05, PD0308, PD09-06 Dat, Anthony ........................ MP38-02, MP38-06 Datta, Kaustubh .................................... PD33-09 Datta, Shibs ........................................... PD19-08 Daudon, Michel .................................... PD16-01 Daugaard, Gedske .............................. PD53-07 Daugaard, Mads ................................. MP34-05 Daugherty, Michael ............ MP11-03, MP22-17, MP63-01, V1-03 Daughtery, Michael ............................. MP36-04 Dauw, Casey A. .................. MP13-17, MP19-08, MP19-14, MP90-03, MP90-08, PD23-12, V5-08 Davalos, Julio ............................... MP50-14, p90 Davari, Maria ........................................ PD43-05 Dave, Chirag ........................ MP80-18, PD58-02 Dave, Sumit .......................................... MP66-09 Davenport, Matthew .......... MP08-12, MP38-17, MP38-18, PD33-05 Davicioni, Elai ..... MP34-01, MP44-08, MP57-18, MP64-12, PD28-11, PD71-01, PD72-02, PNFBA-09 David, Bonekamp ................ MP03-02, MP03-07 David-Neto, Elias .................. MP30-07, PD38-11 Davies, Adam ....................................... MP11-13 Davies, Ben ................................................. p159 Davies, Benjamin ..... MP32-01, MP76-01, MP7603, MP96-07, PD32-09, p109 Davies, Kelvin ....................... MP19-01, MP87-05 Davies, Lucy .......................................... PD56-08 Davies, Timothy .................................... MP11-14 Davila, Victor ............................................. V3-02 Davis Bondarenko, Helen ... MP20-03, MP97-09 Davis, Brian J. ....................................... MP77-04 Davis, Carley ........................................ MP12-09 Davis, Carole ........................................ MP44-01 Davis, John .......... MP20-18, MP47-12, MP51-04, MP57-18, MP64-12, MP78-02, PD28-02, PD4309, p12, p15, p28, p190 Davis, Kyle ............................................. PD18-08 Davis, Michael ...................................... PD63-01 Davis, Niall ............................. MP94-04, PD60-08 Davis, Noa ............................................. PD19-09 Davis, Paul ............................................ MP77-09 Davis, Rodney .............................. MP69-09, p50 Davis III, Ronald L. ............................. PNFLBA-13 Davoudzadeh, Natan .......................... PD22-09 Davydov, Denis ..................................... PD23-07 Dawn, Lauren ....................................... PD25-04 Dawson, Nancy .................................... PD37-04 Day, Courtney ...................................... MP34-14 Dayan, Erica ......................................... PD24-11 De Berardinis, Ettore ............................. PD22-04 de Bruin, Martijn .............................. V12-02, p36 De Castro Abreu, Andre Luis .............. PD04-06, PD67-07, V8-03, p14 De Cillis, Sabrina ....................................... V8-02 De Cobelli, Francesco ........ MP03-05, MP03-13, MP77-15, MP77-20 De Cobelli, Ottavio .............................. MP58-14 De Concilio, Bernardino ........... MP49-02, V6-05 De Coninck, Vincent ........................... MP24-03 De Dominicis, Carlo .............................. PD61-11
De Filippo, Roger E. ............. MP23-02, MP41-01 De Francesco, Piergustavo ................. MP50-11 de Groat, William C. ........... MP82-03, MP85-01, PD54-11, PD70-07 De Groote, Ruben .................... MP24-03, V5-06 De Hoedt, Amanda ............................. MP20-19 de Jong, Jeroen .................................. MP44-18 De La Cerda, Jose ............................. MP100-01 de la Rosa Kehrmann, Federico ........ MP30-02, MP30-17, MP54-16 de la Rosette, Jean ............. PD30-03, PD42-05, V12-02, p14, p175, p233 De La Taille, Alexandre ...... MP49-12, MP49-19, MP64-02, MP93-02 De Lorenzis, Elisa ................................... MP47-20 De Luca, Giuseppe .............................. PD62-09 De Luca, Stefano .................................. PD18-06 De Luca, Vincenzo .............................. MP34-09 De Meerleer, Gert ..... PD15-11, PD51-02, PD7203, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 de Miceu, Sergio .................................. MP16-17 De Naeyer, Geert ..................... MP24-03, V5-06 De Nunzio, Cosimo .. MP02-16, MP13-06, MP4609, MP94-07, PD49-06, PD61-11 de Paula, Flavio Jota ........................... MP74-16 de Reijke, Theo M. .................. PD47-05, V12-02 De Ridder, Dirk .... MP26-10, MP46-01, MP82-16, p159 De Rienzo, Gaetano ............................ PD17-05 De Se ` ze, Marianne ............... PD64-07, PD64-08 de Silva, Suresh Janeendra ................. MP16-12 de Sousa, Antonio ............... MP62-05, MP66-20 de Souza, Diogo .................................. MP45-10 de Souza, Paul L. .................................. MP16-12 de Souza, Thulio ........ Fernandes ........ MP74-07 De Vera, Michael ................................. MP30-08 De Verdonces, Leticia ............................ V12-11 de Vries, Marieke .................................. PD47-07 De, Elise ............................ MP29-08, p110, p213 De, Shubha .......................... MP75-17, MP90-05 De, Shuvro ............................................ MP68-13 De, Sumit ............................... MP50-02, PD35-06 Deal, Allison .......... MP04-01, MP86-05, PD06-10 Dean, Ashley ........................ MP26-06, PD49-07 Dean, Gregory ................................ V7-09, p206 Dean, Nicholas ..................................... MP90-05 Dean, Nick ............................................ PD60-01 Deane, Leslie ........................................ PD65-09 Dear, Maggie ....................... MP32-19, PD58-08 Dearing, Denise .................................... MP12-05 Decaestecker, Karel ........... MP30-03, MP34-15, MP53-12 DeCaro, John ....................................... MP85-19 DeCastro, G. Joel ................................ MP21-01 DeCastro, Guarionex ......... MP15-13, MP58-07, MP67-06 DeCastro, Joel ................................... PPTLBA-02 Decia, Ricardo ..................................... MP16-17 Deem, Samuel ...................................... PD52-09 Degoski, Danielle J. ............. MP26-02, MP85-02 DeGraff, David .......... MP65-16, MP98-12, p139 DeGroat, William .................................. MP31-17 DeGuenther, Mark ............................... MP28-18 Dehghan, Mahshid .............................. MP14-04 Dehnadi, Abbas ................................... MP30-04 Deho ` , Federico ... MP22-14, MP35-05, MP35-19, MP55-12, MP55-15, MP59-07, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP97-08, PD03-03, PD13-07, PD15-10, PPTLBA-01 Deibert, Christopher ............ MP89-04, MP89-15 Dejima, Takashi .................................... MP88-10 Dekalo, Snir ........................................... MP10-10 Dekirmendjian, Adriana ...................... MP61-08 Del Fabbro, Dario ................................. PD41-10 Del Giudice, Francesco ....................... PD22-04 Del Maschio, Alessandro .... MP03-05, MP03-13, MP77-15, MP77-20 Del Portillo, Luis ...................................... PD31-09 del Sordo, Martin ....................................... p211 Delakas, Dimitrios ................................. MP79-19 DeLancey, John ................................... MP76-06 DeLancey, John Oliver ....... MP14-01, MP96-11, PD14-09 DeLay, Kenneth .. MP45-16, MP46-06, MP56-01, MP56-02, MP56-03, MP81-11, PD22-06, PD31-08 Delebarre, Arnaud ............................... MP77-02
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Delfin, Merdie ........................................ PD28-07 Delfino, Kristin ........................................ MP27-20 D’Elia, Gianluca .................................... PD15-10 Dell⬘Oglio, Paolo . MP03-04, MP03-05, MP03-13, MP22-14, MP34-20, MP47-14, MP54-19, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP64-10, MP67-17, MP77-15, MP77-16, MP77-20, MP97-07, MP97-08, MP97-10, MP97-11, MP97-12, PD0303, PD15-08, PD15-10, PD37-05, PD47-12, PD5 Dellabella, Marco ................................ MP70-10 Dellavedova, Tristan ............................ MP35-10 DeLong, Jessica ... MP46-17, MP79-11, PD05-06 Delos Santos, Grace ............................ MP75-01 Delouya, Guila ..................................... MP05-08 Delporte, Gauthier ............................... MP55-09 Delprado, Warick ................................. MP53-10 Delto, Joan C. ........................... PD69-11, V3-07 Demidko, Yury ....................................... PD45-10 Demirel, Cihan ........................................... p190 Demirci, Emre ....................................... MP20-15 Demirdag, Cetin .................................. MP20-15 Demirjian, Sevag .................................. MP59-15 DeMora, Lyudmila ................................ PD52-08 Den, Robert B. ....... MP57-18, PD28-11, PD72-02 Denburg, Michelle ............................... MP95-01 Denes, Bela .......... MP28-01, MP28-11, MP86-16 Denes, Francisco .......................................... p36 Deng, Chunhua ................................... MP41-14 Deng, Donna .............................................. p235 Deng, Fang-Ming ................ MP38-13, MP70-06, PD61-05 Deng, Florence ..................................... PD65-02 Deng, Guoren ...................................... MP14-06 Deng, Jia ............................................... PD46-04 Deng, Xiaheng ..................................... MP48-15 Deng, Xiaolin ........................................ MP68-04 Denmeade, Sam ................................. MP57-01 Denstedt, John .......... PD12-10, p16, p17, p213 Denton, Brian ..................... MP43-01, PNFBA-06 Denys, Pierre .......................... PD64-07, PD64-08 Denzinger, Stefan .................. PD48-05, PD57-04 Deonarine, Lesa ................................... MP27-10 DePaul, Marc ....................................... MP41-06 DePinho, Ronald .................................. MP81-07 Derisavifard, Samir ................ MP66-13, PD35-04 Derogar, Maryam ................................. PD15-07 Derogatis, Leonard ............................... PD44-09 DeRosa, Austin ..................................... MP54-12 Deruyver, Yves ..................... MP26-10, MP82-16 Derweesh, Ithaar ..... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP5512, MP55-14, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP59-20, MP67-07, MP72-03, MP72-09, PD20-07, PD7307, V3-11, p276 Desai, Alana .... MP23-19, MP75-03, PNFLBA-07, p297 Desai, Anuj ............................................ MP14-01 Desai, Anuj S. ...... MP35-02, MP35-12, MP35-13, MP79-04, MP84-10 Desai, Bhushan ..................................... MP18-13 Desai, Devang ........ FRII-15, MP41-09, PD29-11, V1-10 Desai, Janak ............................................... p179 Desai, Mahesh ..... MP50-09, PD10-07, PD21-07, p14, p236 Desai, Mihir .......... MP08-13, MP18-13, MP50-09, PD04-06, PD27-10, PD38-02, PD38-10, PD6704, PD67-07, V12-03, V12-06, V4-03, V8-03, p11, p39, p159, p278 Desai, Naeem ...................................... MP24-06 Desai, Nina ............................................ PD68-02 Desai, Shalin ......................................... MP67-16 Descat, Edouard .................................. MP03-10 Descazeaud, Aurelien ......................... MP40-12 Deserno, Oliver ..................................... PD72-11 Deshmukh, Sameer .............................. MP50-08 Desigowda, Ramesh ............ MP90-20, PD27-06 Desire, Stanley ...................................... MP61-01 DeSoucy, Erik S. .................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Desroches, Bethany ............................. PD12-08 Dessources, Gina ................................. MP41-13 Destefanis, Paolo .................. MP75-06, PD21-08 Detre, John ......................................... PNFBA-05 Devall, Adam ........................................ PD19-08 Devcich, Glen ...................................... MP11-13 DeVelasco, Guillermo .......................... MP22-18
deVere White, Ralph ........... MP15-06, PD03-02, PD03-09, PD19-04 Devereaux, Philip J. ............................. MP14-04 Devlin, Conor ........................................ MP24-06 Devraj, Rahul ........................................ MP75-11 deVries, Catherine ............................. p17, p158 DeWachter, Stefan ............................... PD64-11 Dewan, Kalyan ..................................... MP96-06 Dewar, Malcolm ................................... PD56-01 DeWeese, Theodore ............................ MP83-12 Dewes, Sabrina ..................................... PD61-03 Dewey, Lauren ..................... MP67-18, MP78-09 Dewhirst, Mark W. ................................ MP65-08 Dewulf, Karel ........................ MP26-10, MP82-16 Dexter, Franklin ..................................... MP92-05 Dey, Sumi .............................. MP67-07, MP72-03 Dhaliwal, Navraj ................... MP75-20, MP90-16 Dhaliwal, Ravneet ............... MP75-20, MP90-16 Dhanvhijay, Sushant ............................ MP15-20 Dhayat, Nasser ..................................... MP01-20 Dhir, Apoorv ......................................... MP43-05 Dhir, Rajiv .............................................. MP17-10 D’Hondt, Ferderiek ............................... MP34-15 D’Hondt, Frederiek ............................... MP24-03 Di Benedetto, Antonina ....................... PD60-09 Di Biase, Manuel .... PD17-01, PD17-04, PD17-05 Di Carlo, Heather ..................... MP94-11, V7-01 Di Lena, Michael .................................. MP96-01 Di Maida, Fabrizio ................................ MP44-20 Di Mauro, Marina ................................. MP09-04 Di Stasi, Savino ...................... PD48-03, PD48-07 Di Tonno, Pasquale ............................... PD17-05 Di Trapani, Dario ................................... PD04-05 Di Trapani, Ettore ..... MP16-15, MP22-14, MP5415, MP55-15, MP58-10, MP58-19 Diamandis, Eleftherios P. ...................... PD65-01 Diamond, Joshua ................................. MP77-18 Diaro, Oluwatosin ................................. MP87-19 Dias, Nicholas ....................................... MP26-12 Diaz de Leon, Alberto ........ MP08-03, MP22-11, PD61-06 Diaz, Edward .............................................. p206 Dı´az, Manuel ......................................... PD35-11 Diaz, Mireya .......................... MP97-04, PD15-04 Diaz-Mercado, Gustavo A. .................. PD69-11 DiBianco, John ........................................ V10-12 DiCarlo, Heather ........................................ p108 Dicker, Adam ........................ PD24-07, PD72-02 Dickey, Melinda ......................................... p108 Dickie, Belinda ............................................ p210 Dieckmann, Klaus-Peter ...................... MP80-12 Diederichs, Wolfgang ........................... PD61-12 Dielubanza, Elodi ...... MP63-19, PD54-02, V2-08 Diez, Victor ........................... MP06-17, MP06-20 DiGiorgio, Lorenzo ................................ MP33-13 Dilley, James ......................................... MP51-17 Dimitriadis, Fotios ................. MP07-15, MP89-08, MP94-16 Din, Hena .............................................. MP76-14 diNatale, Renzo .................................... MP97-02 Dinerman, Brian .. MP11-16, MP16-19, MP20-17, MP33-08, MP69-12, PD47-03, V2-04, V9-07 Ding, Kai ................................................ MP80-07 Ding, Qiang .......................................... MP57-01 Ding, Wei .............................................. MP45-17 Dingar, Dharmendra ............................ MP77-18 Dinh, Vi .................................................. PD11-04 Dinino, Megan .................................... MP100-20 Dinis, Paulo Jorge ................................. MP23-12 Diniz, Clarissa ........................................ MP43-13 Dinkel, Andreas ..................................... PD18-04 Dinkelborg, Katja ................................. MP60-12 Dinney, Colin ...... MP15-09, MP58-03, MP58-04, MP78-02, MP98-07, PD36-11, PD48-08, PD6203, p125, p235 Diokno, Ananias C. ..... PNFLBA-08, p135, p159, p209 Diorio, Gregory ...................................... PD49-01 DiPaola, Robert .................................... MP53-07 Dipaola, Robert .................................... PD24-10 Dirks, Shane .......................................... MP01-08 DiSanto, Michael E. ................... MP17-19, p261 Ditkoff, Erica L. ...................................... MP76-19 Ditonno, Pasquale ................................ PD49-06 Divan, Hozefa ....................................... MP09-17 DiVito, Joseph ...................................... MP19-04 Dixon, Ashley ......................................... PD06-01
Dixon, Christopher ................. PD23-10, PD56-11 Diz, Debra ............................................. MP23-01 Dizon, Don .................................................... p42 Djajadiningrat, Rosa ............. MP44-18, PD49-01 Djalaat, Hooman ...................................... V6-01 Djaladat, Hooman .. MP15-02, MP21-16, MP3020, MP51-01, MP80-10, PD36-02, PD36-10, PD38-09, PD58-03, PD62-11 Djordjevic, Miroslav ...................... PD63-10, p92 Dmochowski, Roger ........... MP09-12, MP25-15, MP29-11, MP31-03, MP31-10, MP46-13, MP76-19, MP79-10, PD26-03, PD39-01, PD3905, PD50-08, PNFBA-03, p14, p16, p56, p159, p235, p303 Do, Phuong .......................................... MP69-06 Do, Robecca ........................................ MP85-04 Doan, Andrew ....................... PD44-11, PD69-12 Dobberfuhl, Amy D. ............. MP31-11, PD09-08 Dobbs, Ryan ......................................... MP45-07 Dobi, Albert ......... MP33-12, MP87-14, MP87-18, MP87-19, PD71-11 Dobruch, Jakub ................................... MP93-17 Doda, Lauren ....................................... MP81-13 Dodge, Nicole ...................................... MP93-11 Dodson, Jennifer L. .............................. MP61-06 Doersch, Karen ..................... MP27-09, PD35-08 Doganca, Tunkut ................................. MP20-15 Doganca, Tunkut Salim ....................... MP93-01 Doglioni, Claudio .................................. PD51-11 Dogra, Prem Nath .............. PD05-07, p37, p169 Doh, Ousman ....................................... MP15-05 Doig, Shaela ......................................... MP53-10 Doiron, R. Christopher .......................... PD05-01 Doizi, Steeve ........ MP02-17, MP50-05, PD30-09, PD42-05, V5-02 Dolan, Benjamin ................................... PD41-10 Dolan, Rebecca .................................. MP15-10 Dombrovskiy, Viktor .............................. MP04-05 Dominguez, Arturo .................................. V12-11 Domı´nguez-Almu´ster, Sheila .... MP44-10, V4-12 Dominguez-Gutierrez, Paul . MP12-13, MP12-18 Dominique, Ines .................... MP79-02, PD63-04 dominique, ines .................................... PD63-08 Dominique, Timothy ............ MP48-16, MP48-17, MP52-09 Donahue, Renee ................................. MP15-10 Donaldson, Ian ..................................... MP33-20 Donalisio da Silva, Rodrigo ... MP100-19, MP1211, MP24-19, MP92-20 Donat, Machele . MP21-20, MP48-03, MP48-16, MP48-17, PD48-01, PD57-10, p79 Done, Joseph ....................................... MP85-20 Dong, Baijun .......................................... PD39-12 Dong, Liang .......................... MP63-05, PD39-12 Dong, Liqin ............................................ MP44-13 Dong, Quin ........................... MP12-06, MP57-02 Dong, Wen .......... MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-16, PD20-11 Dong, Xiao ............................................ MP26-08 Dong, Yan ............................................. PD71-04 Dong, Yiyu ............................................ MP88-17 Donin, Nicholas .... MP22-16, MP96-14, PD73-01 Donis, Francisco ................................... MP06-20 Donovan, Jenny ................................... PD56-08 Donovan, Michael ........... MP33-05, PNFLBA-15 Donskov, Frede ..................................... PD04-02 Dopf, Glenn .................................................. p21 Doran, Todd ............................................... p175 Dorey, Frederick .................................... PD28-07 Dorff, Tanya ........................................... PD62-11 Dormer, John ........................................ MP80-01 Dormoy, Vale ´ rian ................................. MP60-09 Doros, Gheorge .................... MP91-11, PD45-03 Doros, Gheorghe ................. MP46-03, MP91-12 Dos Santos, Joana ............... MP61-12, MP96-19 Dos Santos, Maira ................................ MP40-03 Dos Santos, Maisa Pavani ................... MP74-07 Dotan, Zohar ......................... PD15-01, PD73-08 Doucet, Laurent ................... MP33-04, PD07-11 Douek, Michael .................................... MP22-07 Douglas, James ................... MP34-01, MP44-08 Dougwali, Antoin ................................. MP80-09 Doumaney, Tyler .................................. MP40-02 Doumanian, Leo ........................................ p297 Doumerc, Nicolas ................................ MP30-03 doumerc, nicolas ................. MP49-12, MP49-19 Dowling, Anthony J. ............................. PD53-10
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Downer, Mary Kathryn ......................... MP38-09 Downs, Tracy ...... MP15-19, MP23-13, MP53-08, MP77-05, MP96-08, PPTLBA-02, p17, p183 Drabik, Attyla ........................................ PD61-12 Drach, George ..................................... MP72-11 Draganski, Andrew ...................................... p42 Dragomir, Alice ..................... MP32-14, PD24-05 Dragos, Laurian ..................................... PD30-09 Dragova, Mariya . MP24-16, PD29-07, PD34-02, PD38-12, PD64-10 Drakaki, Alexandra .............. MP22-16, MP48-02 Drake, Charles ........... MP48-19, MP65-06, p125 Drake, Marcus ..... MP46-09, MP96-13, PD26-06, PD39-01 Dray, Elizabeth ..................................... MP40-10 Dreicer, Robert ..................................... MP53-07 Dresner, Stephanie ............................... PD53-12 Drewa, Tomasz ........................................... p139 Drill, Esther ............................................. PD48-11 Drobish, Justin ....................................... PD11-11 Dromparis, Peter ................................... MP60-14 Drost, Frank-Jan .... MP33-01, PD03-01, PD55-04 Drouin, Sarah ........................................ PD33-10 Droupy, Stephane ................................ MP49-19 Dru, Christopher .................... MP06-01, PD12-07 Druskin, Sasha ....... MP43-18, PD52-04, PD71-02 Du Comb, William ................................. PD34-03 du Plessis, Marguerite ......... PD71-01, PNFBA-09 Du, Junbao ........................................... MP83-20 Du, Kefu ................................................ MP75-03 Du, Kun ................................................. MP99-19 Du, Liping .............................................. MP57-07 Duan, Zhigang ..................................... MP47-12 Duann, Pu .............................................. PD12-08 Duarte Cruz, Celia ............................... MP42-06 Duarte Ojeda, Jose ´ Manuel ... MP30-02, MP3017, MP54-16 Duarte, Hugo ........................................ MP18-09 Dubow, Byron ....................................... MP79-03 Duchene, David ........................ MP86-16, p170 Duclos, Brigitte ...................................... MP72-19 Duddalwar, Vinay ............. MP08-13, MP100-14, MP18-13 Dudderidge, Tim ................................... PD56-08 Dudley, Joel .......................... MP14-08, PD37-10 Dueck, Joel ........................................... MP29-15 Duensing, Stefan . MP03-02, MP03-07, MP64-18 Duffy, Megan ....................... MP63-14, MP63-15 Dugan, Adam ....................................... PD38-06 Duivenvoorden, Wilhelmina ............... MP14-04, MP57-13 Dukek, Brian A. ...................................... PD71-03 Dulz, Simon ........................................... MP80-12 Dumas, Michael .................................... PD09-05 Durado, Aurus .............................................. p36 Dunbar, Gary ....................................... MP23-03 Dunmire, Barbrina ............... MP19-13, MP62-06, MP62-20 Dunn, Mary ................................................. p175 Dunn, Matthew .... MP27-06, MP50-08, MP50-16 Dunn, Rodney L. .. MP75-04, MP96-15, PD18-02, PD58-05, PD58-06, PD58-07, PNFBA-02 Dunn, Ty ................................................ MP30-10 Dunne, Meagan .................................. MP69-05 Duong, Frank ......................................... PD12-07 Duong, Ngoc ....................................... MP80-07 Dupin, Camille ...................................... MP03-10 Dupree, James M. ... MP69-03, MP92-07, PD1401, PD14-02, PD14-04, PD14-05, PD32-02, PD58-05, p209, p286 Durand, Matthieu ................................. MP04-10 Duranko, Mark ...................................... MP61-10 Durden, Emily ....................................... MP32-03 Durdin, Trey ........................................... MP50-04 Durigon, Gabriel ................................... MP38-01 Dutta, Rahul ........ MP01-19, MP10-12, MP10-15, PD42-09 Duty, Brian .................................... MP95-14, p13 Duty, Brian D. ........................................ PD42-04 DuVall, Scott ......................................... MP32-12 Du¨wel, Charlotte ................... PD61-02, PD61-03 Duymich, Christopher E. ..... MP65-10, MP65-11, MP98-02 Dwarkasing, Roy ................................... MP33-01 Dy, Geolani .......................... MP51-07, MP61-14 Dyakov, Vladimir ................................... PD18-01 Dymov, Alim ............................ PD23-07, V11-11
Dymov, Alym ......................................... PD42-07 Dynda, Danuta .... MP27-20, MP42-07, PD27-02 Dzik, Carlos ........................................... MP04-17
E Eapen, Renu ........................ MP10-13, MP96-10 Eardley, Ian ................................................. p121 Earhart, Alexander ........................... PNFLBA-07 East, Milaida ......................................... MP07-16 Easterbrook, Bethany ........................... MP61-08 Eastham, James .. MP70-05, MP70-12, PD24-11, PD28-02, PD61-10, p62, p235, p278 Eastman, Jessica .................................. MP18-19 Ebadi, Maryam ..................................... MP66-18 Ebaid, Gustavo .................................... MP30-07 Ebaid, Gustavo Xavier ......................... MP74-16 Ebbing, Jan .......................................... MP59-19 Ebel, Joshua ............ MP68-10, PD30-04, V11-10 Ebell, Mark ............................................ MP09-09 Eberg, Maria ......................................... PD03-04 Eberli, Daniel ....... MP02-02, MP24-18, MP38-10, MP83-07, PD23-05, PD47-09 Eberlin, Kyle .......................................... MP30-01 Ebiloglu, Turgay .................................... MP56-17 Ecclestone, Hazel ................ MP63-13, MP63-14 Echols, Karolynn ........................................... p11 Eckel-Passow, Jeanette ....................... PD52-11 Eckrich, Bridget ..................... PD02-08, PD50-02 Edeling, Sebastian ............................... MP34-15 Eden, Catherine ................................... MP65-07 Edo, Hiromi ............................................ PD29-10 Edsall, Lee ............................................. MP87-10 Edwards, Kristin ...................................... PD11-02 Edwards, Lloyd ..................................... MP14-13 Edwards, Nicole ................................... MP26-03 Efimova, Olga ....................................... MP86-16 Efrati, Shai ............................................. MP19-02 Efros, Mitchell ........................................ PD26-03 Efstathiou, Jason A. ............. MP86-17, PD36-12, PD55-03, PD55-05, p21, p190 Egawa, Shin ........ MP20-14, MP29-01, MP47-13, MP71-18, PD33-08 Egevad, Lars ......................................... PD03-11 Eggener, Scott .... MP05-03, MP23-14, MP28-01, PD53-03, p13, p125, p210, p226 Egydio, Paulo ........................ PD22-01, PD25-01 Ehdaie, Behfar .... MP33-07, MP70-03, MP70-05, MP97-17, PD28-02, PD40-08 Ehlers, Mark ........................................... MP84-16 Ehrlich, Garth ........................................ MP82-18 Eiber, Matthias ....................... PD61-02, PD61-03 Eich, Marie-Lisa .................... MP44-06, MP58-05 Eidelman, Eric ....................................... MP79-18 Eifler, John ............................................. MP93-18 Eilber, Karyn S. .... MP29-10, MP31-19, MP82-02, MP82-18, PD02-10, PD17-08, PD44-05, PD4412, PD50-12, PD54-08 Einspieler, Ingo ...................................... PD61-03 Eisenberg, Ellen .................................... MP86-20 Eisenberg, Michael L. ........... PD13-03, PD14-06, PD31-04, PD68-09, p12, p157 Eisenberger, Mario ............... MP53-07, MP57-01 Eisner, Brian .......... MP01-05, MP50-16, PD16-03, PD30-04, p12, p16, p37, p101, p297 Ekbal, Shahid ........................................ PD65-09 Ekin, Rahmi Gokhan ............................ MP62-17 Ekwenna, Obi ............................. MP30-10, p281 EL Abiad, Yassine .................................. PD05-08 El Assar, Mariam ................................... MP45-05 El Darawani, Hamed ............................ PD29-08 El Feel, A. ............................................... PD23-01 El Gammal, M. ...................................... PD23-01 El Ghoneimy, M. ................................... PD23-01 El Hefnawy, Ahmed S. ......................... MP10-17 El Khoury Moreno, Rafael .................... MP40-14 El Maadarani, Khaled .......................... MP77-02 El Shafei, Ahmed ..... MP70-08, MP70-13, MP7017, PD28-09, PD56-04 El Shorbagy, G. ..................................... PD23-01 El Tayeb, Marawan . MP27-09, MP50-01, MP5004, MP75-02, PD23-12, PD35-08, V5-12 Elabbady, Ahmed ............................... MP13-14 Elabd, Ahmed ...................................... MP40-01 Elaiho, Cordelia .... MP14-08, MP87-09, PD37-10
El-Assmy, Ahmed M. ............ MP91-03, PD19-03, PD29-09 Elbakry, Amr .......................................... PD29-09 Elbakry, Mohamed A. Elbakry ............. MP40-01 ElBardisi, Haitham ................................. MP07-17 Elbaset, Mohamed .............................. MP90-02 El-Deiry, Wafik ....................................... MP88-11 Eldred-Evans, David .............................. PD46-05 Eldred-Evans, David ............................. MP53-13 Elemento, Olivier .................................. MP48-18 Eleswarapu, Sriram .............. MP97-04, PD03-06, PD15-04 Elfatairy, Kareem ................................ MP100-05 El-feel, Ahmed ...................................... PD73-10 Elgamasy, Abdelnaser ......................... MP40-01 Elgammal, Fatima ................................ MP56-10 El-Gammal, Mohamed ........................ PD60-07 Elganzoury, Hossam ............................. MP15-11 El-Ghar, Mohamed A. .......................... PD11-07 El-Ghazaly, Tarek .................................. MP62-15 El-Ghoneimy, Mohamed ...................... PD60-07 Elgohary, Eman .................................... MP39-17 Elhakim, Assaad ................................... MP20-13 El-Hakim, Assad .................................... MP93-04 El-Hawy, Mamdouh ............................. MP13-07 Elhefnawy, Ahmed .............................. MP74-20 Elhilali, Mostafa ........................... PD30-11, p136 El-Hindawi, Ali ....................................... MP65-19 Eli Girotti, Marcia .................................. MP40-03 Elizabeth, Handorf ................................ MP80-19 Elkhal, Abdala ...................................... MP06-07 Elkhouly, Amr ........................................ MP15-11 Ellimmoottil, Chandy ............................ MP61-07 Ellimootil, Chad .... MP69-03, PD14-02, PD14-04, PD14-05, PD32-02, p69 Ellimoottil, Chandy .............. MP08-12, MP38-17, MP38-18, MP75-01 Ellington, Chris ...................................... MP76-20 Elliott, Chris ............................................ PD64-02 Elliott, Christopher S. ........... MP01-18, MP40-05, MP85-11, PD09-08, PD21-02, PD35-12 Elliott, Daisy ............................................ PD56-08 Elliott, Daniel S. .......... MP46-05, MP63-08, p233, MP46-11 Elliott, Sean .......... MP11-02, MP36-08, MP85-08, PD29-02, PD34-06, PD34-10, PD34-11, PD6401, PD64-04, V1-02, p127, p233 Ellis, Dene .............................................. MP12-08 Ellis, Harold ................................................ FRI-13 Ellis, William ............................ MP43-10, PD55-02 Ellison, Jonathan . MP61-14, MP66-11, MP66-17, MP95-19, p220 El-Malazi, Lina ........................................ PD24-02 Elmansy, Hazem .................... PD23-08, PD30-05 Elmansy, Hazem M. ............. MP19-08, PD21-09, V11-05 Elmasri, Matthew .................................. MP66-13 Elmekresh, Amr ... MP27-09, MP50-01, MP50-04, PD35-08 Elmer-Dewitt, Molly ............................... MP35-16 El-Mokadem, ismail .............................. MP62-16 Elmussareh, Muhammad ..................... MP24-06 El-Nahas, Ahmed ................................. MP90-02 El-Nahas, Ahmed R. .............................. PD11-07 Elrashidy, Rania .................................... MP31-14 Elsaadany, Mohamed M. .. MP54-07, MP58-15, MP58-16 Elsamra, Sammy . MP04-05, MP15-10, MP75-18, PD35-04, p12, p14 Elsawy, Amr .......................................... MP90-02 El-Sawy, Amr A ...................................... PD19-03 Elsawy, Essam ........................................ PD11-07 Elsawy, Moustafa ................ MP68-07, MP68-08, MP81-06, MP90-18 El-Sayed Ellakwa, Doha ....................... MP65-18 Elsayed, Eman ...................................... MP39-17 Elsen, K’dee .......................................... MP40-13 Elshafei, Ahmed ................................... MP38-12 ElShafei, Ahmed .................................... PD56-02 Elshafei, Ahmed .................... PD56-03, PD73-10 El-Shafei, Ahmed .................................. PD55-12 Elshal, Ahmed ..... MP27-12, MP27-15, MP90-02, PD11-07 Elshatanoufy, Solafa ................................. V2-11 El-Shater Bosaily, Ahmed .... MP38-07, MP70-02 Elsherbiny, Ahmed ............................... MP27-15 Elsorougy, Ali ......................................... PD11-07
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Eltabei, Nasr ......................... MP27-12, MP52-06 Eltemamy, Mohamed ......... MP70-13, PD28-09, PD73-10 Elyaguov, Jason ................................... MP89-12 El-Zawahry, Ahmed ............. MP27-20, MP40-16 Emara, Amr .......................... MP59-01, MP70-11 Emberton, Mark .. MP33-20, MP38-07, MP51-12, MP70-02, MP70-15, MP70-18, PD43-06, PD5501, PD56-08, PD65-10, p16, p159 Emery, Benjamin R. ............. MP35-06, MP35-07, PD13-02 Emiliani, Esteban .................................. MP50-05 Emmenegger, Urban ........................... MP57-08 Emmett, Louise ..................................... MP53-10 Emtage, Justin ..... MP03-16, MP64-07, PD10-06, PD18-11 Enatsu, Noritoshi ................................... MP86-11 Enders, Felicity ...................................... MP19-19 Endo, Takumi ........................................ MP57-15 Enemchukwu, Ekene ............ PD26-12, PD39-11 Engel, Oliver .......... MP36-17, PD34-05, PD60-10 Engel-Nitz, Nicole .................................. PD37-04 Engelstein, Dov ..................................... PD19-10 English, Sharon ..................................... MP96-04 Enikeev, Dmitri ......................................... V11-11 Enikeev, Dmitry ...................... PD23-07, PD42-07 Enikeev, Mikhail ..................................... PD23-07 Enkelmann, Astrid ................................. MP15-15 Enokida, Hideki ... MP60-16, MP73-05, MP98-19, PD10-03 Episalla, Nicole ..................................... MP82-01 Epstein, Jonathan ................ MP43-13, MP43-15 Eragat, Mazin ........................................ PD43-07 Ercan, Feriha ......................................... MP45-04 Ercole, Cesar ........................................ MP86-16 Ercole, Cesar E. .................................... MP58-04 Erdmann, Kati ....................................... PD33-09 Erdogan, Sarper M. .............................. MP20-15 Ergani, Batuhan .................................... MP62-17 Erho, Nicholas .... MP34-01, MP57-18, PNFBA-09 Erickson, Brad ....................................... MP13-16 Erickson, Bradley . MP11-02, MP32-13, MP36-06, MP36-08, MP36-14, MP46-07, MP76-12, MP79-01, MP80-13, MP86-08, MP92-13, MP95-03, PD34-06, PD34-10, PD34-11, PD6302, V1-09, p17, p48 Erickson, Stephen .................................. PD54-05 Erlich, Annette ...................................... MP65-09 Erlich, Yaron .......................................... MP84-05 Erpelding, Scott ..................................... PD38-06 Errando, Carlos ..................................... MP29-18 Errando-Smet, Carlos ........................... MP40-14 ERSPC Rotterdam Group ..................... PD55-04 Erturk, Erdal ................................. PD41-01, p280 Escudier, Bernard ................. MP72-19, PD04-02 Esen, Tarik .............................................. PD30-03 Eshghi, Majid ................ MP73-15, PD30-08, p11 Eshghi, Majid A. .................................... MP92-06 Esinduy, Canan .................................... MP76-16 Espenschied, Carin .............. MP33-15, MP39-20 Espino-Grosso, Pedro ........................... MP12-13 Espinosa-Perez Grovas, Daniel ............ MP11-18 Esposito, Antonio ..... MP03-05, MP03-13, MP7715, MP77-20 Esposito, Michael ...................................... V8-11 Esposito, Paige ...................................... PD29-04 Esteban, Luis ......................................... MP53-05 Esteban, Manuel ........................................ p277 Esteban-Escan ˜ o, Luis ............................ MP43-12 Ester, Illiano ............................................ PD17-04 Esteves, Paulo ....................................... MP04-17 Estey, Eric ............................................... PD57-08 Estrada Jr., Carlos ........................................ p40 Estrada, Fernando ............................... MP53-05 Esuvaranathan, Kesavan ... MP65-04, MP65-05, p183 Eswara, Jairam R. ..... MP37-11, PD05-11, PD2711, p55, p153, p210 Etani, Toshiki ......... MP83-03, MP86-07, MP98-11 Ethans, Karen ....................................... MP91-20 Etienne, Wiguins ................... MP65-08, MP98-09 Etingen, Bella ........................................ PD26-01 Eto, Masatoshi .... MP10-09, MP42-19, MP71-18, MP88-10, MP98-06, PD26-11, p210 Ettinger, Ben ....................................... MP100-14 Etzioni, Ruth ........................................... PD14-07
Eun, Daniel .......... MP24-01, MP34-10, MP96-12, PD10-05, PD66-04, PD73-05, V3-01, V7-09, p12, p56, p207 Eure, Gregg ......... MP02-09, MP27-19, MP28-11 Evan, Andrew ..... MP12-17, MP19-12, MP19-14, MP62-10 Evangelista, Laura ................................ PD11-01 Evaniew, Nathan .................................. PD58-11 Evans, Christopher ... MP57-19, MP83-09, MP8314, MP99-02, MP99-15, PD04-10, PD28-10, PD37-12, PNFLBA-10, p21, p109, p125 Evans, Robert ...... MP29-14, MP52-11, PD01-06, PD01-09, p13, p51 Evans, Sue ............................................. PD47-11 Even, Alexia ........................... PD64-07, PD64-08 Everaert, Karel ....................................... PD39-01 Everaerts, Wouter .... MP26-10, MP46-01, MP7701, MP82-16, PD15-09 Ewing, Charles ...................................... MP57-01 Eyraud, Re ´ mi ........................................ MP43-19 Eyre, Robert ............................ PNFLBA-01, p158
F Fabrizio, Michael .. MP43-10, MP43-11, PD55-02 Facchiano, Davide .............................. MP49-02 Fadaak, Kamel ..................... MP38-05, PD11-06 Fadallah, Mohamed ............................ PD29-09 Fadil, Younes ........................................... V12-11 Fadrosh, Douglas ................................. MP12-14 Faerber, Gary ............................... MP01-04, p72 Fagelson, James .................................. MP27-18 Fahmy, Ahmed ... MP24-08, MP68-07, MP68-08, MP81-06, MP90-18 Faiena, Izak ......... MP04-05, MP22-16, MP48-02, MP60-08, PD73-01 Fainberg, Jonathan ............. MP27-13, MP69-12 Faino, Anna .......... MP43-10, MP43-11, PD55-02 Fairey, Adrian ........................................ PD57-08 Fairey, Adrian S. ................................... MP58-04 Faisal, Sarah .......................................... MP92-10 Fakhoury, Mathew Q. .......................... MP01-15 Fakhreldin, Islam ................... MP74-20, PD29-09 Falavolti, Cristina .................................. MP15-01 Falci, Renato ......................... MP30-07, PD38-11 Falcone, Franco ................................... MP29-06 Faletti, Riccardo ................................... MP03-08 Fallahi, Arash ........................................ MP66-18 Fallara, Giuseppe ................................. MP03-04 Faltas, Bishoy ........................ MP48-09, MP48-18 Fam, Mina ................................. MP96-07, V8-11 Fan, Alice .............................................. MP39-10 Fan, Austin ............................................. PD54-04 Fan, Yu .................................................. MP83-20 Fan, Yunhua ......................................... MP53-04 Fan, Zhang ............................................ PD52-02 Fang, Dong ........................................... PD45-06 Fang, Justin E. ...................... MP04-14, MP21-11 Fang, Raymond ................. MP76-10, PNFBA-07 Fangerau, Heiner ...................................... FRI-12 Fangfang, Shi ....................................... MP15-19 Fangmeyer, Bernhard .......................... PD10-01 Fankhauser, Christian D. ..... MP02-02, MP62-11, MP80-08, MP80-17, PD23-05 Fanous, Heba ....................................... MP88-15 Fanti, Stefano ........................ PD11-01, PD61-01 Fantini, Damiano .................................. MP44-12 Fantony, Joseph J. ............................... MP65-08 Fantus, Richard .................... MP13-15, MP13-16 Farag, Hashim ...................................... MP90-02 Farag, Matthew ................................... MP11-11 Farag, Yasser ......................................... PD11-07 Farahat, Yasser ........................................ V11-02 Faraj, Kassem ........................................ PD58-02 Farber, Nicholas ................... MP04-05, MP80-04 Farcas, Monica A. ............... MP62-08, MP62-09 Fareed, Khaled ... MP38-12, MP49-17, MP72-05, MP72-16, PD20-04, PD28-09, PD55-12 Farewell, Jordyn ................................... MP27-09 Farg, Hashim ......................................... PD11-07 Farhan, Bilal .......................................... MP26-17 Farhat, Walid ...... MP74-10, MP82-01, MP96-19, p157 Farhi, Jacques ...................................... MP95-17 Faria, Eliney ........................... MP92-09, PD73-06 Farias, Judy ........................................... MP69-09
Farida, Samantha ................................. PD28-03 Fariello, Jennifer ........................................... p13 Faris, Sarah ............................ MP46-13, PD17-02 Faris, Sarah F. ........................................ MP25-15 Farmer, Melissa ................................ p158, p223 Farokhzad, Omid ......................................... p41 Farooq, Ahmer ..................................... MP75-01 Farrar, John T. ....................................... MP29-12 Farrell, Ann M. .................................... MP100-01 Farrell, M. Ryan ..................... MP01-09, PD32-06 Farrugia, Marie-Klarie ................................... p36 Fathelbab, Tarek .................................. MP13-07 Fathollahi, Ali ........................................ MP82-01 Favilla, Vincenzo .................................. MP02-01 Favro, Michele ...................................... MP46-09 Fawzy, Ahmed ..................................... MP13-07 Fay, Carlos ........ MP03-19, MP100-14, MP77-01, PD15-09, PD27-10, PD38-02, PD38-10, V12-03, V12-06, V4-07, V8-10 Fazli, Ladan .......... MP34-05, MP65-03, MP98-03 Fazoli, Arnaldo ...................... MP08-02, PD66-01 Fazzari, Melissa ...... PD36-09, PD67-05, PD67-06 Febbo, Phillip ...... MP20-05, MP28-01, MP86-16, PD67-05 Feber, Andrew ..................................... MP44-13 Feddersen, Soren ................................. MP33-06 Fedelini, Paolo ...................................... MP09-04 Fedyshyn, Slavic ................................... MP73-06 Fei, Baowei ........................................... MP18-08 Fein, Seymour ....................... MP31-01, PD26-03 Feinglass, Joseph .................................. PD03-07 Feldman, Adam .. MP30-01, MP38-19, PD36-12, PD55-03, PD55-05, PD65-05, p105 Feldman, Darren .................. MP39-01, PD53-02 Feliciano, Miriam ....................... PD68-04, V9-08 Felippe, Mariana .................................. MP40-03 Felker, Ely .............................................. MP38-11 Feller, John ............................................ PD43-08 Feneley, Mark ....................................... PD19-08 Feng, Changyong ... MP03-11, MP08-14, MP6408, MP93-14, PD05-10 Feng, Chenchen .................................. MP37-02 Feng, Felix ............ PD71-06, PD71-07, PNFBA-09 Feng, Jian-Li .......................................... MP41-08 Feng, Tom .............................................. PD47-06 Feng, Zhaoyong ................................... PD07-09 Feniuk, Nathalie ................................... MP87-06 Fergany, Amr ...... MP49-06, MP49-17, MP72-05, MP72-16, PD20-04, p129 Fergus, Mary .......................................... PD65-05 Ferguson, J.E. ........................................ MP15-09 Ferguson, James .. MP98-07, PD36-11, PD48-08, PD62-03 Ferguson, Lydia .................................... MP15-12 Ferna ´ ndez Pascual, Esau´ ..... MP56-06, PD31-09 Ferna ´ ndez, Argentina .......................... MP45-05 Ferna ´ ndez-Concha Schwalb, Jaime ................................................. MP06-16 Fero, Katherine ... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP59-20, MP72-09, PD20-07 Ferrandino, Michael ............. MP01-07, PD35-09 Ferrara, Sarah ....................................... MP35-17 Ferrari, Karen L. .................... MP65-17, MP70-19 Ferreira, Carlos ..................................... MP18-09 Ferreira, Daniel ........................................ V10-08 Ferreira, Tiago A.C. .............................. MP38-01 Ferrer, Fernando ......................................... p108 Ferrer, Montse ....................................... MP86-13 Ferretti, Mark ........ MP24-01, MP73-15, PD40-05, V10-01, V12-10, V9-09 Ferrie ` re, Jean-Marie ............ MP03-10, MP55-19 Ferriero, Mariaconsiglia ...... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17, MP49-08, PD04-06, PD20-03, PD6707, V12-03, V12-07, V12-09, V6-05, V6-07, V803, V8-08, V8-12 Ferro, Matteo ........................................ MP58-14 Fes Ascanio, Enrique ..................... V1-05, V1-08 Feustel, Paul .......... MP24-20, PD09-11, PD58-04 Feyzzadeh Kerigh, Behzad .................. MP57-16 Fiandalo, Michael ................................ MP87-12 Fiard, Gaelle ......... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Ficarra, Vincenzo ..... MP55-05, MP59-08, PD1101, PD36-03, p74, p125 Fichera, Domenico .............................. MP55-12 Fichtner, Jan ......................................... PD61-12 Ficko, Zita .............................................. MP51-03
350
Field, Charles ...... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP59-20, MP67-07, MP72-03, MP72-09, PD20-07, PD73-07 Fiet, Jean ............................................... PD33-10 Figenshau, R. Sherburne ...................... MP23-10 Figenshau, Robert ................ MP75-03, PD41-07 Figiuolo, Giuseppe ............................... MP94-02 Figler, Bradley ............................................ V1-11 Figueiredo, Arnaldo ............................. MP23-12 Figueroa, T. Ernesto .................................. FRII-14 Fijii, Yasuhisa ......................................... MP49-07 Fildisis, Andreas ..................................... MP79-19 Filinte, Deniz .......................................... MP80-06 Filipovich, Yana .................... MP17-15, MP83-16 Filippi, Renee ......................................... PD61-04 Filippini, Claudia ................... MP64-02, MP93-02 Filippou, Pauline ... MP04-01, MP86-05, PD06-10 Filson, Christopher ... MP08-09, MP16-09, MP2109, MP32-01, MP69-18, MP76-01, MP86-04, PD06-03, PD18-03 Finazzi Agro ` , Enrico .............................. MP40-19 Finch, William ........ MP50-15, MP50-17, PD16-10 Fine, Ronnie .......................................... MP66-03 Fine, Samson ....... MP48-03, MP70-05, MP70-12, PD61-10 Finelli, Antonio ..... MP22-06, MP38-05, MP67-20, MP70-16, MP77-18, PD11-06, PD19-11, PD2408, PD28-01, PD52-07, PD55-06, p125 Fink, Arlene ........................... MP92-16, PD06-07 Finkelstein, Julia B. ............... MP42-04, MP52-02, MP66-19 Finlayson, Courtney ............................. MP35-01 Finlayson, Emily ..... MP86-01, MP96-03, PD02-03 Finley, David ......................................... MP64-03 Finley, Sarah ......................................... MP04-06 Finnerty, Donald ................... MP32-19, PD58-08 Finsterbusch, Carlos .................. PD26-09, V2-10 Fiordelise, Stefano ............................. PPTLBA-01 Fiorentino, Michelangelo ..................... PD61-01 Fiori, Cristian ............... PD18-06, PD27-03, V8-02 Fiorica, Thomas ..................... PD41-08, PD46-11 Fiorino, Claudio .... PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Firoozabadi, Reza ................................ MP79-20 Fisch, Margit ........ MP15-05, MP22-04, MP28-08, MP32-08, MP34-07, MP36-15, MP36-17, MP55-17, MP80-12, PD05-11, PD27-11, PD3405, PD36-08, PD60-10, p127, p297 Fischer, Heidi ......................................... MP55-20 Fischer, Marc ......................................... PD13-04 Fischer, Tom ........................................... PD61-12 Fischman, Aaron .................................. MP74-09 Fiscus, Gabriel ..... MP19-17, MP50-18, MP64-02, MP93-02 Fisher, John ............................................ PD30-07 Fisher, Patrick ............................................ FRII-12 Fishman, Elliot ........................................ PD11-12 Fishman, Mayer .................................... MP48-20 Flack, Chandra K. ................................. PD66-02 Flanigan, Robert C. ...... MP05-09, PD36-01, p81 Flannigan, Ryan .. MP07-02, MP07-09, MP52-20, MP89-19, PD08-06, PD08-07, PD68-03, PD6804, V9-03, V9-07, V9-08 Flax, Jonathan ...................................... MP98-13 Fleischmann, Achim ............................ MP44-08 Fleshner, Katherine ............... MP77-18, PD28-08 Fleshner, Neil ....... MP10-05, MP14-20, MP38-05, MP64-06, MP65-09, MP77-18, PD03-04, PD1911, PD24-08, PD28-01, PD55-06, PD57-06, PD65-01, p190, p226 Fletcher, Joel ........................................ MP01-08 Fligelman Kanas, Alexandre ............... MP08-02 Flores, John .. Paul .. MP43-04, MP43-08, MP4320, MP76-08 Flores-Mireles, Ana L. ............................ MP23-19 Florez Valencia, Leonardo .................. MP84-02 Florindo, Henrique ................ MP79-12, PD29-03 Flury, Sarah ................. MP35-12, MP35-13, p297 Flynn, Brian J. ...... MP40-02, MP85-13, MP24-10, MP24-19, p162, p235, p278 Flynn, Charles Robb ............................. MP31-03 Foditch, Esra .......................................... PD64-11 Foerster, Beat ....................................... MP78-14 Fojecki, Grzegorz .................................. MP50-07 Fok, Cynthia .......................................... PD29-12 Foley, Lesley .......................................... PD01-08 Foley, Steve .......................................... MP23-05
Folgosa-Cooley, Lauren ...... MP79-17, PD34-07, PD34-12, PD60-02, PD60-12 Folio, Les .................................................. V10-12 Fombona, Anisleidy ............................. MP08-07 Fonio, Paolo .......................................... MP03-08 Fonshell, Claudette ............. MP08-16, MP43-16 Fontaine, Christina ................................ PD25-08 Fontenot, Greg ..................................... MP81-08 Fontenot, Philip ..................................... MP54-02 Fontes, Douglas .................................... MP38-01 Fonteyne, Vale ´ rie . PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Foo, Wen-Chi ........................................ PD12-06 Fooks, Henry .......................................... PD44-07 Foote, Patrick H. ................................... PD71-03 Foratikashani, Bita ................................ MP08-04 Foray, Claudia ...................................... MP83-15 Ford, Joseph ......................................... MP31-13 Foreman, Jordan ................................. MP96-09 Forero, Jorge ............................................. V6-11 Formica, Margaret ............................... MP67-15 Fornara, Paolo ...................................... MP30-03 Forni, Giovanni ..... MP49-13, MP72-17, PD19-01 Forster, Luke .......................................... PD60-09 Fossati, Nicola ..... MP03-04, MP03-05, MP24-03, MP49-13, MP53-19, MP58-09, MP59-05, MP64-10, MP72-17, MP77-01, MP77-16, MP97-07, MP97-08, MP97-10, MP97-11, MP97-12, PD03-03, PD15-08, PD15-09, PD1510, PD15-11, PD37-05, PD41-02, PD47-12, PD51-01, PD51-02, PD51-08, PD51-10, PD5 Foster, Jeannine .................................... PD50-11 Foster, Richard ...................... MP80-09, PD53-06 Fouad, Hanan ...................................... MP65-18 Foundation, GSTU ................................. MP44-20 Fourati, Mohamed ............................... MP24-11 Fournier, Georges .... MP02-03, MP33-04, MP3713, MP40-12, PD07-11 Fowler, Karen ........................................ MP13-17 Fowler, Kathryn ..................................... MP08-11 Fowler, Robert ...................................... MP32-03 Fowler, Sarah ...... MP50-15, MP50-17, MP64-05, PD16-10 Fox, Patrick J. ........................................ MP61-10 Frade, Armando ................................... MP63-11 Fradet, Vincent .................................... MP14-04 Fradet, Yves ................................ MP21-08, p290 Fraga, Avelino ...................................... MP77-13 Fragasso, Gabriele ............................... MP67-17 Fragoso, Maria ..................................... MP37-08 Fraile, Agustı´n ....... MP45-05, MP56-06, PD31-09 Frainey, Brendan .................................. MP92-03 Fram, Ethan ........................................... PD57-07 Francavilla, Simone ............. MP05-01, MP97-05 Franceschelli, Alessandro ................. PPTLBA-01 Franc-Guimond, Julie .......................... MP76-10 Francis, Franto ...................... MP44-03, PD61-06 Francis, John ........................ MP15-07, MP97-19 Franco, Agustı´n .................................... MP29-05 Franco, Israel .............................................. p108 Franco, Omar ..... MP17-02, MP17-15, MP17-18, MP83-16 Franc¸ois, Nathaly .................... MP75-16, V11-10 Frank, Igor ........... MP04-13, MP10-11, MP10-16, MP15-16, MP20-01, MP21-06, MP34-02, MP34-03, MP34-14, MP53-16, MP72-01, MP72-12, MP77-17, MP78-19, MP93-16, PD6710, p79, p297 Frank, Ryan ........................................... MP92-17 Frank, Steven ......................................... PD67-11 Frankel, Jason K. ................... MP47-17, PD55-10 Franken, Jan ......................................... MP82-16 Franklin, Lynette ........................................... p14 Franks, Michael ..................................... PD71-01 Fransen van de Putte, Elisabeth ........ MP34-01, MP34-08, PD48-05, PD57-04 Franz, Alfred .......................................... PD42-08 Franzen, Lars ......................................... MP57-10 Frara, Nagat ......................... MP42-11, MP42-13 Fraser, Matthew O. .............. MP26-02, MP85-02 Fraser, Michael ...................................... PD65-01 Frea, Bruno ........... MP03-08, MP64-02, MP93-02 Freedland, Alexis .................. MP92-09, PD47-06 Freedland, Stephen ............ MP04-14, MP09-08, MP13-13, MP14-03, MP14-09, MP20-02, MP20-06, MP20-07, MP20-19, MP21-11, MP28-06, MP28-13, MP47-09, MP83-05,
MP92-09, MP99-03, PD03-08, PD03-10, PD0906, PD10-11, PD24-09, PD40-07, PD40-12, PD47-04, PD71-04, p181 Freedman, Matthew ............................ MP87-18 Freedman, Sheldon .............. MP27-17, PD27-01 Freeland, Stephen ................................ PD47-06 Freeman, Alex ...... MP70-15, MP70-18, PD55-01 Freeman, Michael ... MP29-10, MP82-02, MP8218, MP87-11 Frees, Sebastian ....... MP60-07, PNFBA-13, p234 Frego, Nicola ...... MP35-11, MP35-19, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP84-12, PD13-07 Freilich, Drew ........................................ MP40-16 Freire, Maria Jose ´ ................................. MP23-12 Freire, Tiago .......... Magalhaes .......... MP08-02 Freitag, Martin ...................... MP03-02, MP03-07 Freitas, Daniel ..... MP03-19, MP20-06, MP20-07, PD38-02, V4-07 Freitas, Rui ............................................. MP18-09 Fremond, Benjamin .............................. MP85-09 French, Cory ......................................... MP23-04 Freschi, Massimo . MP03-04, MP77-16, MP77-20, PD51-11 Freton, Lucas ........ MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08, V5-03 Freund, Jan Erik ....................................... V12-02 Fridman, Eddy ....................................... PD19-10 Friedersdorff, Frank ............................... MP59-19 Friedl, Alexander .................................. MP46-12 Friedlander, David F. ........... MP34-19, PD10-10, PD27-11, PD28-06 Friedlander, Justin ...................................... p120 Friedlander, Matt .................................. PD65-01 Friedman, Boris ...................................... PD19-10 Friedman, Joel ..................... MP38-17, MP38-18 Friedrich, Jeffrey ........................ PD63-11, V1-01 Friend, Julia ........................................... PD04-01 Frilot II, Clifton F. ................... MP40-06, MP40-07 Frimberger, Dominic ............................ MP96-02 Fritsche, Hans-Martin ............ MP21-08, PD36-08 Froehner, Michael .... MP18-02, MP21-07, PD3309, PD43-01, PD51-03 Froemming, Adam T. ............................ PD72-07 Frost, Anastasia .............................. V1-05, V1-08 Frost, Stacey ......... MP24-16, PD29-07, PD34-02, PD38-12, PD64-10 Frumento, Paolo ................................... MP59-19 Frusescu, Adrian ................... MP75-20, MP90-16 Frydenberg, Mark ........ MP38-02, MP38-06, p99 Frye, Thomas ....... MP03-11, MP08-12, MP08-14, MP43-17, PD11-10 Fu, Ben .................................. MP61-14, MP66-11 Fu, Bin ................................... MP37-07, MP37-12 Fu, Hangcheng .................................... MP73-04 Fu, Johnny ............................ MP42-09, MP42-17 Fu, Pingfu .............................. MP11-01, PD33-02 Fu, Qiang ..... MP55-10, MP58-08, MP91-18, p39 Fuchs, Eugene ...................................... PD13-04 Fuchs, Gerhard .. MP06-01, PD16-04, p90, p179 Fuchs, Joceline ..................................... MP36-05 Fuchs, Madeline ................................... MP23-04 Fuchs, Molly ................................... V7-02, V7-07 Fuessel, Susanne ................... MP15-15, PD33-09 Fujii, Nakanori ....... MP21-04, MP60-15, MP73-08 Fujii, Shinji .............................. MP52-01, MP80-02 Fujii, Shinsuke ........................................ MP16-10 Fujii, Tomohiro ....................... MP07-13, MP11-05 Fujii, Yasuhiro ........................................ MP89-11 Fujii, Yasuhisa ...... MP15-04, MP16-06, MP31-05, MP39-12, MP57-12, MP71-15, MP72-14, MP83-13, PD11-08 Fujii, Yoichi ............................................ MP71-02 Fujikata, Shiro ........................................ MP97-03 Fujimiya, Mineko ................................... MP52-19 Fujimoto, Hiroyuki ................................. MP71-18 Fujimoto, Kiyohide .............. MP71-16, MP71-18, MP78-07 Fujino, Keiko .......................................... MP37-05 Fujisawa, Masato ..... MP23-07, MP40-18, MP7413, MP81-09, MP86-11, PNFLBA-17, p211 Fujita, Kazutoshi .. MP71-04, MP71-08, MP73-02, MP88-08, MP99-01, MP99-06 Fujita, Kiichiro ........................................ PD23-02 Fujita, Naoki .......................................... MP21-19 Fujita, Takashi ....................................... MP09-14 Fujiwara, Toshihiro ................................ MP07-10
351
Fujiyama, Nobuhiro . MP16-01, MP16-02, MP1608, MP74-08 Fukawa, Tomoya .................................. MP98-20 Fukuda, Hironori ................... MP67-12, MP78-10 Fukuda, Norihiro ................................... MP59-18 Fukuhara, Shinichiro ............ MP07-06, MP84-14, PD70-06 Fukumori, Tomoharu ............................ MP98-20 Fukumoto, Keishiro .............. MP34-16, MP71-13, MP98-01 Fukumoto, Tetsuya ............................... MP18-15 Fukushi, Ken .......................................... MP86-06 Fukushi, Taro ......................................... MP09-07 Fukushima, Hiroshi ................ MP21-18, MP34-17 Fulgham, Pat ........................................ p11, p74 Fuller, Andrew ....................................... MP47-08 Fuller, Florian ......................................... MP59-19 Fuller, Natalie ........................................ MP36-05 Fuller, Thomas ..... MP31-17, MP88-14, MP95-12, PD70-07, V1-12 Fullerton, Sean ...................... MP92-06, PD40-05 Fulmer, Brant ......................................... MP50-10 Fumado ´ , Lluı´s ....................... MP43-12, MP86-13 Fumo, David ......................................... MP30-10 Funahashi, Yasuhito ............ MP09-14, MP29-09, MP47-18, MP94-17, PD18-12, PD39-03 Fung, George ....................................... PD11-12 Fung, Kinwah ........................................ PD03-04 Funk, Joel ................................... PD02-06, V2-02 Funt, Samuel ........................ MP48-16, MP58-02 Furlan, Maria ........ MP05-01, MP49-02, MP97-05 Furr, James ............................................ MP79-03 Furrer, Marc Alain ................................. PD15-12 Furrer, Marc-Alain ................ MP20-16, MP91-17 Furth, Susan .......................... MP01-17, MP61-06 Furukawa, Junya .............................. PNFLBA-17 Furuta, Akihiro ....................................... MP20-08 Furuta, Akira ......................................... MP29-01 Fuschi, Andrea ...................... MP85-14, PD23-03 Fuse, Miki .............................. MP37-09, MP37-15 Fushimi, Hiroaki ..... MP71-04, MP71-08, MP88-08 Fussek, Sebastian ................................. MP48-02 Fuster, Daniel ........................................ MP01-20
G Gaasterland, Terry ............................... MP87-10 Gaballah, Mohamed .......................... MP41-02 Gaber, Asaad ....................................... PD11-07 Gaboardi, Franco ... MP03-05, MP03-13, MP3505, MP35-11, MP35-19, MP77-15, MP77-16, MP77-20, MP84-12, MP92-05, MP97-10, MP97-11, PD13-07, PD15-08, PD15-10, PD51-11 Gabr, Mahmoud .................................. MP41-02 Gabrielson, Andrew ............. MP46-06, PD22-06 Gadi, Vijayakrishna .............................. MP41-03 Gadu, Jose ........................................... MP16-17 Gagnon, Catherine .............................. PD25-02 Gahan, Jeffrey ............. MP100-11, V4-06, p332 Gaillet, sarah ......................................... PD64-05 Gaines, Natalie ...... PD02-11, PD39-07, PD44-01 Gaither, Thomas .. MP79-15, MP84-18, PD44-03, PD45-05, PD63-09 Gajewski, Jerzy ............................................. p83 Gakis, Georgios .................................... MP88-01 Galadima, Hadiza ................................ PD05-06 Galal, Ahmed ....................................... MP52-06 Galani, Georgia ................................... MP79-19 Galfano, Antonio .................................. PD04-05 Galiano, Marc ...... PD33-10, PD51-09, PD56-06, PD56-07, PD61-10, PD67-01, PD67-02, PD6703, PD72-09 Gallagher, John ................................... MP62-10 Gallan, Alexander ................................ MP20-11 Gallegos, Abigail .................................. MP87-10 Gallina, Andrea .. MP54-15, MP54-19, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-10, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP97-10, MP97-11, MP97-12, PD15-08 Gallo, Kelsey ....................................... MP100-13 Galloway, Niall ..................................... MP85-19 Gallucci, Fabio ..................... MP72-18, PD66-01 Gallucci, Michele .... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP0317, MP49-08, PD04-06, PD20-03, PD61-11,
PD67-07, V12-03, V12-07, V12-09, V6-05, V607, V8-03, V8-08, V8-12 Galocy, Matt ........................................ MP64-15 Galosi, Andrea Benedetto .. MP70-10, PD62-05 Galsky, Matthew .................. MP67-03, PD06-11 Galvagni, Giacomo ............................. MP05-01 Galva ˜ o, John Heyder ............................. V10-08 Gamal, Wael ........................ MP24-08, PD30-02 Gamboa, Aldrin Joseph ...................... PD41-10 Gambrel, Robert .. MP32-04, MP32-05, PD06-08 Game ´ , Xavier ....... MP85-09, PD07-02, PD27-08, PD64-05, PD64-07, PD64-08 Gamo, Mark Benson ............................ PD64-12 Gan, Christine ....................................... PD19-06 Gan, Jason ........................................... MP85-16 Gan, Weidong ..................................... MP72-13 Ganapathi, Hariharan ...... MP100-15, MP93-12, MP97-02, PD51-06 Gandaglia, Giorgio . MP03-04, MP03-05, MP0313, MP54-15, MP64-02, MP64-10, MP77-01, MP77-15, MP77-16, MP77-20, MP93-02, MP97-07, MP97-08, MP97-10, MP97-11, MP97-12, PD03-03, PD15-08, PD15-09, PD1510, PD15-11, PD37-05, PD47-12, PD51-01, PD51-02, PD51-08, PD51-10, PD51-11, PD7, p173 Ga ´ ndara-Corte ´ s, Marina ..................... MP44-10 Gande, Mukund .................................. MP08-15 Gandhi, Nilay ....................................... MP58-04 Gandhi, Shreyas ................................... PD58-11 Ganesan, Vishnu .. MP01-02, MP75-17, PD55-12 Gange, Steven .... MP27-17, PD23-10, PD27-01, p56 Gange, William S. ................. MP05-09, PD36-01 Gani, Johan .......................................... PD39-04 Ganpule, Arvind ... MP50-09, PD10-07, PD21-07 Gantz, Jacob ....................................... MP03-11 Gao, Alan ..................................................... p38 Gao, Allen ........... MP57-19, MP83-09, MP83-14, MP99-02, MP99-15, PD37-12 Gao, Bing .............................................. PD45-06 Gao, Bruce ........................... MP75-20, MP90-16 Gao, Sizhi .............................................. MP98-04 Gao, Tianming ..................... MP46-10, MP93-03 Gao, Xiaofeng ............................................. p38 Gao, Xin ................................................ MP99-04 Gao, Yunliang ...................... MP85-12, PD70-01 Gao, Yuqing ......................................... MP92-12 Garaffa, Giulio .... MP56-04, MP89-09, PD25-08, PPTLBA-01 Garayev, Asgar .................................... MP80-06 Garbens, Alaina ................................... MP05-13 Garbuz, Tamila ..................................... MP17-05 ´ ngel ...................... MP53-05 Garcı´a de Jalo ´ n, A Garcia Getting, Rosemarie ................. MP32-16 Garcia Marchin ˜ ena, Patricio ................... V6-03 Garcı´a Rojo, Esther .............................. MP54-16 Garcia, Guilherme ............................... MP04-17 Garcia, Javier ....................................... PD71-08 Garcia, Jorge ....................................... MP53-07 Garcia, Juan Luis .................................. PD71-08 Garcia, Maurice ................................... PD25-06 Garcia, Patricio .................................... MP16-17 Garcia-Barreras, Silvia .......... PD51-09, PD56-06, PD56-07, PD72-09 Garcia-Bermejo, Maria Laura ............. MP06-20 Garcia-Caraballo, Sonia ..... MP42-05, MP42-20 Garcia-Gil, Maurilio .............................. PD69-11 Garcia-Perdomo, Herney .................... MP09-16 Garcia-Rojo, Dario .................................. V12-11 Gardner, Thomas .. MP08-17, PD02-08, PD50-02 Garg, Amit ............................................ MP66-09 Garg, Tullika .......................................... MP50-10 Gargollo, Patricio ............................. V7-08, p56 Garı´n, Olatz .......................................... MP86-13 Garisto, Juan ......................................... PD07-07 Garnett, Steve ...................................... MP38-03 Garnick, Marc B. ........................................ p212 Garraway, Isla ...................... MP87-11, PD71-09 Garraway, Levi ........................................... p109 Garrou, Diletta ...................................... PD18-06 Garvey, Daniel ...................................... PD68-08 Garwe, Tabitha .................................... MP79-03 Gary, Ralph .......................................... MP32-19 Garzotto, Mark .... MP17-17, MP86-16, PD62-07, p322 Gas, Je ´ rome ......................................... PD27-08
Gasch, Claudia .................................... PD42-08 Gasparri, Luca ...................................... MP70-10 Gaston, Kris ................................................. p297 Gaston, Sandra .................................... MP28-18 Gatchalian, Eduardo R. ............................ p282 Gauhar, Vineet ..................................... PD16-02 Gaunay, Geoffrey .... MP33-16, PD35-04, PD6608, p14 Gaur, Sonia ......... MP08-10, MP14-07, MP18-01, MP70-01, PD61-09 Gauri, Aliyah ......................................... MP54-11 Gausa, Lluı´s ............................................. V10-03 Gautam, Rabindra ............... MP18-12, PD59-03 Gautier, Jean Romain .......................... PD16-01 Gavazzi, Andrea ................... PD41-04, PD46-05 Gavin, Dominic .................................... MP38-14 Gavrilov, Pavel ........................................ V11-12 Gaya, Jose ´ ........................................... MP78-20 Gaynor, Ellen ........................................ MP54-17 Gazdovich, Stephanie ......................... MP34-20 Ge, Pei .................................................. MP42-05 Ge, Rongbin ......................... MP17-07, MP17-16 Gearhart, John ......................... MP94-11, V7-01 Gearman, Derek J. ............................... PD49-11 Gebhart, John ...................... MP63-08, PD02-05 Gebhartl, Peter .................................... MP46-19 Geerling, Joel ....................................... MP85-06 Gehring, Cody ..................................... MP79-20 Geiger, Scott ........................................ MP67-18 Gelfand, Jeffrey ................................... MP23-18 Gellhaus, Paul ..... MP03-16, MP64-07, PD10-06, PD18-11 Gelman, Joel ........................ MP79-16, PD34-04 Gelpi-Hammerschmidt, Francisco J. .. MP38-19 Genitsch, Vera ..................... MP44-08, PD15-12 Gentile, Barbara Cristina ..................... MP15-01 Gentile, Francesco .............................. MP03-08 Gentile, Marcello ................................. MP09-04 George, Arvin ..... MP08-12, MP33-16, MP43-17, MP47-10, PD33-05, PD66-08, p12 George, Daniel J. ................................. PD04-02 George, Sunil ........................................ MP45-20 Gerbaulet, Laura .................. MP80-20, PD53-11 Gerber, Glenn ..... MP19-16, MP19-18, MP62-19 Gerber, Jeffrey ..................................... MP95-01 Gereau IV, Robert W. .......... MP29-12, MP94-03 Gereau, Robert ..................................... PD70-04 Gerke, Travis ......................................... MP38-09 Gerletti, Paola ....................................... PD04-02 Germani, Stefano ................................. PD41-10 Germany, Raymond ............................ MP28-11 Gerona, Roy ......................................... MP12-12 Gershman, Boris ... MP14-05, MP55-16, MP97-13 Gerson, Arlene C. ................................ MP61-06 Gertych, Arkadiusz ............................... PD71-09 Gestwicki, Jason .................................. MP57-04 Gesztes, William .................................... PD71-11 Gettle, Lori M. ....................................... MP17-11 Gettman, Matthew T. ......... MP77-17, MP93-16, PD71-03, p235, MP57-03 Getzenberg, Robert .................... MP57-03, p73 Getzler, Itamar ..................................... MP15-14 Geuna, Stefano ........................................ V8-02 Geynisman, Daniel .. MP10-19, MP58-12, MP8019, PD49-09, PD62-06 Ghabili, Kamyar .................................... PD71-02 Ghaffary, Cameron ............ MP04-14, MP21-11, MP47-12 Ghahary, Aziz ........................................ PD50-10 Ghai, Sangeet ...................................... MP70-16 Ghanaat, Mazyar .... MP39-01, MP39-02, MP3903, MP39-04, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-14 Ghanem, Ali ......................................... MP13-14 Ghani, Khurshid R. ... MP51-13, MP69-03, MP9212, PD14-03, PD14-04, PD43-10, PD46-03, PD46-04, PD56-12, PD58-06, PD58-07, PNFBA02, PNFBA-06, V11-04, p90, p158, p175, p203, p280 Gharaee-Kermani, Mehrnaz ............... MP17-12 Ghareeb, George ............... MP95-03, PD16-06, PD16-07 Ghatak, Kalyan ... MP45-11, MP45-13, MP45-18 Ghavamian, Reza ............. MP72-15, p13, p333 Ghazi, Ahmed ..... MP03-11, MP51-19, PD41-01, V4-01, p14 Ghazi, Iman .......................................... MP08-04 Ghazisaeedi, Fereshteh ....................... MP66-18
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Ghazli, Karim ......................................... PD17-03 Gheith, Ahmed .................................... MP40-01 Ghezzi, Massimo ................................... PD15-03 Ghiculete, Daniela .............. MP62-08, MP62-09 Ghidini, Nicola ................................... PPTLBA-01 Ghobrial, Fady K. ................. MP27-12, MP27-15 Ghodoussipour, Saum ........ MP27-06, MP50-08, PD38-05, PD38-10, PD58-03 Gholami, Shahram ............................... PD27-01 Ghomrawi, Hassan ............................... PD14-10 Ghoneim, Mohamed ........................... MP10-15 Ghoniem, Gamal .............. MP26-17, p57, p307 Ghorayeb, Sleiman R. .......................... MP66-13 Ghoreifi, Alireza .................................... MP57-16 Ghose, Soumya .................................... PD65-08 Ghosh, Rita ........................................... MP87-15 Ghosh, Sunita ........................................ PD57-08 Giacobbe, Alessandro ....... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17 Giampaoli, Marco ............................... MP64-16 Gianetti Machado, Marcos ................ MP66-04 Giannantoni, Antonella ....................... MP09-04 Giannarini, Gianluca ............ MP59-08, PD36-03 Giannatempo, Patrizia ........................ MP34-13 Gianolli, Luigi ........................................ MP22-08 Giatsidou, Iliana ................................... MP48-11 Gibb, Ewan A. ...................... MP34-01, MP57-18 Gibbs, Benjamin ................................... MP98-10 Gibson, Eli ............................. MP38-07, MP70-02 Gibson, Ian ............................................ PD73-02 Gibson, William ..................................... PD26-06 Gibson-Corley, Katherin ...................... MP99-10 Giddens, Jonathan .............................. PD27-01 Gierc, Madelaine ................................. MP29-15 Gierth, Michael ..................................... PD36-08 Gietzmann, William K. M. .................... MP62-16 Gifford, Marshall ......................................... p108 Giganti, Francesco ............................... PD55-01 Giglio, Jacopo ..................................... MP03-08 Gil Fabra, Jesu´s .................................... MP43-12 Gil, M Jesu´s ........................................... MP53-05 Gilbert, David ....................................... MP79-11 Gilbert, Elizabeth ................................... PD71-05 Gilbert, Kirven ....................... MP21-09, PD13-11 Gilbert, Scott ........ MP04-06, MP10-04, MP69-13 Gild, Philipp ......... MP02-18, MP15-05, MP22-04, MP22-18, MP28-08, MP32-08, MP34-07, MP55-17, MP80-12, MP91-04, PD05-11, PD1010, PD27-11, PD34-05, PD36-08, PD51-04, PD51-12, PD57-03, PD62-01, PD62-02, PD6212, PD67-09 Giles, Francis J. ..................................... MP83-04 Gill, Bradley ......... MP26-03, MP35-16, MP46-10, MP63-19, MP93-10, PD22-10, PD54-01, PD54-02 Gill, Harcharan ............................................. p37 Gill, Inderbir ....... MP03-19, MP08-13, MP100-14, MP18-13, MP51-01, MP77-01, PD04-06, PD1509, PD20-03, PD27-10, PD38-02, PD41-12, PD67-04, PD67-07, V12-03, V12-06, V4-03, V4-07, V8-03, V8-10, p14, p17, p208, p235, p282 Gill, Pavinder ......................................... PD68-02 Gillatt, David ........................ MP64-02, MP93-02 Gillen, Daniel ........................................ MP19-08 Gillenwater, Jay Y. ................................... FRII-10 Gilleran, Jason ............ PD39-07, PD44-01, p209 Gillessen, Silke ....................................... MP28-05 Gilling, Peter .... PD23-11, PNFLBA-03, p14, p39, p97 Gilroy, Alexis ................................................ p191 Gin, Greg .............................................. PD06-11 Ginepri, Andrea ................................... MP09-04 Gine ´ star, Nicolas .................................. MP16-17 Gingrich, Jeffrey .................. MP13-19, MP17-01 Ginsberg, David A. .. MP31-18, MP85-12, PD3901, p57, p284 Ginsburg, Kevin .................... MP61-20, PD56-02 Ginzburg, Natasha ............................... MP63-01 Ginzburg, Serge ................... MP08-16, MP43-16 Gioia, Kevin ........................................... PD54-03 Giommoni, Valentina .......................... MP49-02 Giordano, Sharon ................ MP21-11, MP47-12 Giorgio, Franco .................................. PPTLBA-01 Giraldi, Annamaria ...................................... p42 Girardi, Leonard .................................... PD20-01 Gires, Baptiste ........................................... V5-03
Giri, Veda ................................................... p125 Gitlin, Jordan ................................ MP66-03, p36 Giton, Frank ........................................... PD33-10 Gittelman, Marc ... MP09-10, PD23-10, PD69-01 Gittens, Paul .......................................... PD44-08 Giuliano, Francois ................. MP84-07, PD69-01 Giunchi, Francesca .............................. PD61-01 Giuseppe, Orlando .............................. MP23-02 Giusti, Guido ........ MP50-11, MP50-16, PD42-05, p16, p90, p253 Giustini, Lucio ........................................ PD62-05 Giusto, Laura ............................. PD10-05, V3-01 Given, Robert ..... MP28-11, MP70-08, MP70-17, MP96-18, PD56-04 Glace, Erin ............................................. PD05-06 Glamore, Michael ................................ MP93-19 Glaser, Alex .......................................... MP10-18 Glaser, Alexander ............... MP44-05, MP44-12, PD62-08 Glaser, Zachary A. ............................... MP57-14 Glass, Allison .......................................... PD03-02 Glass, Dianne ........................................ PD26-12 Glass, Jonathan .................... MP50-15, PD16-10 Glass, Jonathon ................................... MP50-17 Glassberg, Kenneth ................................... p157 Glassman, Deborah ............................. PD09-01 Glavaris, Stephanie .. MP20-20, MP38-15, PD5702, PD65-04 Glazyrine, Vassili ................................... MP10-03 Gleason, Donald .................................. MP62-19 Gleave, Martin .... MP43-10, MP43-11, MP60-07, MP65-03, MP88-10, PD55-02, p262 Gleeson, Fergus .................................... PD55-08 Glenn, Sean .......................................... MP88-13 Glickman, Yael ..................................... PD19-09 Glicksberg, Benjamin ........................... MP14-08 Glina, Sidney ......................... MP16-17, PD73-06 Glorioso, Joseph ................................... PD01-02 Glossop, Neil ......................................... MP52-13 Glover, Michael ................................... MP11-01 Glowacki, Richard ............................... MP28-11 Glybochko, Petr ....... PD23-07, PD42-07, V11-11 Gnade, Colette ................................... MP92-02 Gnanapragasam, Vincent .................. MP20-10 Gnech, Michele ................................... MP61-03 Goad, Jeremy R. .................................. PD53-10 Goddard, Jonathan C. ....... MP80-01, PD19-07 Godes, Michael .................................... PD10-01 Godoy, German ....................................... V6-11 Goecks, Jeremy ................................. PNFBA-12 Goel, Aditi ............................................. PD33-02 Goel, Apul ............................................ MP50-20 Goggins, Kathryn ................................. MP31-10 Goh, Alvin .................... PD38-07, V12-03, V3-03 Goh, Benjamin ..................................... MP74-17 Goh, Ruo Xuan ..................................... PD16-02 Goh, Yen Seow Benjamin ................... MP30-15 Goharderakhshan, Reza Z. ................. MP95-15 Goins, William ........................................ PD01-02 Goins, William F. ................................... MP42-02 Gokhan, Ilhan ...................... MP33-18, MP64-13 Golan, Ron .......... MP16-19, MP20-17, MP25-12, MP25-14, MP33-08, MP69-12, PD47-03, V2-04 Golan, Shay ........ MP05-03, MP22-09, MP49-15, MP64-15, PD57-09 Goland-Van Ryn, Matthew ...... FRI-15, PD72-08 Gold, Stephanie ................................... MP92-20 Goldberg, Ari ........................ MP14-16, PD55-09 Goldberg, Estee ................................... MP38-05 Goldberg, Hanan .... MP10-05, MP14-20, MP2311, MP64-06, MP84-05, PD19-11, PD24-08, PD57-06 Goldberg, Kenneth .............................. PD23-10 Goldenberg, Mitchell G. ..................... MP51-15 Goldenberg, S. Larry ............................ MP51-15 Goldfarb, David . MP01-17, MP95-01, p12, p37, p90, p111, p281 Goldfarb, Robert ........ FRII-02, FRII-04, PD34-08, PD60-11 Goldfischer, Evan ................. MP28-01, MP28-11 Goldin, Oleg ......................................... MP68-19 Golding, Bruno ..................................... MP28-05 Goldman, Howard .. MP31-08, MP63-19, MP7616, PD54-01, PD54-02, V2-08, p16, p57, p210, p211, p235, p317 Goldman, Ed .............................................. p175
Goldner, Gregor ... PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Goldschmeding, Roel .......................... PD12-09 Goldstein, Alan ........................................... p210 Goldstein, Andrew ..................... PD44-04, p139 Goldstein, Irwin ........ FRI-14, MP89-06, PD25-01, PD25-02, PD44-04, PD44-10, PD69-01, V9-02, p14, p42, p157, p223, p282 Goldstein, Leah ..................................... PD57-10 Goldstein, Marc .. MP52-20, MP89-19, PD13-04, PD68-04, V9-03, V9-07, V9-08, p13, p68 Goldstein, Sue ........................... FRI-14, PD44-10 Golijanin, Dragan ................ MP14-05, MP97-13 Golla, Vishnukamal ............. MP13-08, MP32-09, PD32-10 Golombos, David .... MP48-09, MP54-06, MP5420, MP96-16, PD20-01, PD20-09 Goltsman, Galina ................................. MP75-09 Goltzman, Michael ............... MP10-01, PD40-05 Gomella, Andrew ..................................... V1-11 Gomella, Leonard ..................... p57, p70, p125 Gomelsky, Alex .................................... p16, p31 Gomelsky, Alexander .......... MP40-06, MP40-07 Gomes Sobrinho, Diego Henrique ...... MP74-04 Gomes, Cristiano ....................... MP91-08, p215 Go ´ mez de Marı´a, C. ............................ MP44-10 Gomez Veiga, Francisco ..................... PD71-08 Gomez, Christopher ............................. MP46-20 Go ´ mez, Enrigue .................................... MP43-12 Gomez, Reynaldo .. PD34-03, V1-04, p56, p233 Gomez, Victoria ................... MP06-17, MP06-20 Gomez-Amaya, Sandra M. ................. MP42-16 ´ mez-Sancha, Fernando ......... MP02-06, p11 Go Gomha, Mohamed .............................. PD73-09 Gonc¸alves, Frederico ........................... PD37-02 Gondo, Tatsuo ..... MP64-11, MP97-20, PD51-07 Gonfrier, Se ´ bastien .............................. MP04-10 Gong, Edward ............................. MP61-15, p36 Gong, Kan .......... MP60-05, MP67-01, MP67-19, PD04-07, PD52-10 Gong, Mi Kyung ................................... MP98-18 Gong, Michael ........... MP38-12, PD55-12, p103 Gong, Yanqing ..................... MP48-05, PD04-07 Gontero, Paolo ... MP03-08, MP64-02, MP75-06, MP93-02, PD04-10, PD21-08, PD48-03, PD4807, PD51-08, p227 Gonzaga-Silva, Lu´cio F. ....................... MP26-05 Gonzales Rinne, Ana ........................... MP22-08 Gonza ´ lez Caballero, Juan .................. MP92-04 Gonzalez Garcia, Oscar ...................... MP40-14 Gonza ´ lez Padilla, Daniel Antonio ....... MP54-16 Gonza ´ lez Pe ´ rez, Laura ............................ V10-03 Gonzalez, Carmen ............................... MP16-17 Gonzalez, Chris M. ............................... MP76-10 Gonzalez, Christopher ......... PD09-02, PD34-03, p237 Gonzalez, Eric ....................................... MP82-06 Gonzalez, Ricardo R. ....... MP02-09, p136, p278 Gonza ´ lez-Carrero ´ , Joaquı´n ................. MP44-10 Gonzalez-Sala, Jose Luis ......................... V12-11 Gonzalgo, Mark .. MP04-18, MP38-04, MP53-15, MP54-11, MP80-14, PD66-09, p235 Gooch, Katherine ................................ MP32-03 Good, Daniel ........................................ MP62-18 Goode, Anthony .................................. MP68-15 Goodgame, Brooks ............................. MP32-19 Goodman, Mark .................................. MP18-08 Goodman, Michael .............................. PD28-04 Goodney, Philip .... MP32-12, PD06-06, PD40-01 Goodspeed, David .............................. MP24-15 Goonewardene, Sanchia ... MP64-02, MP93-02 Goossens, Marijn .................................. MP24-03 Gopalan, Anuradha ............................ MP48-03 Gor, Ronak ........... MP36-08, MP85-08, PD64-04 Gorantla, Siddartha ............................. MP15-09 Gorbonos, Alex ......................................... V3-10 Gordetsky, Jennifer .............................. MP22-13 Gordon, Barbara .................................. MP01-15 Gordon, Benjamin ................................ MP88-17 Gordon, David ...................................... PD50-03 Gordon, Patrick .................................... MP21-02 Gore, John .......... MP04-03, MP16-20, MP21-12, MP61-14, MP66-11, PD06-01, PD06-12, PD0909, PD14-07, PD71-01, p175, p294 Gore, Jonathan .................................... PD43-12 Goriki, Akihiro ........................................ MP98-03
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Gorin, Michael ..... MP20-20, MP38-15, PD04-08, PD04-11, PD52-04, PD57-02, PD59-02, PD5912, PD65-04, PD67-11, p14 Gormley, E. Ann . MP51-03, PD46-08, p17, p310 Gospodarowicz, Mary ......................... MP86-17 Gosset, Pierre ........................................ MP77-02 Goto, Keisuke ....................................... MP04-07 Goto, Kumiko ....................................... MP73-02 Goto, Yusuke ....... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP99-13 Gotoh, Momokazu .. MP09-02, MP09-14, MP2901, MP29-09, MP47-18, MP71-18, MP94-17, PD01-02, PD18-12, PD39-03 Gottesdiener, Andrew ......................... MP89-19 Gotto, Geoffrey ................................... MP47-16 Goueli, Ramy ........................................ MP27-10 Goujon, Anna ...................... MP37-13, MP37-14 Goulet, Cassandra ............................... MP48-06 Gourtaud, Gilles ................................... MP43-19 Gousse, Angelo ... MP36-09, MP46-20, PD26-10, p14, p56 Gouve ˆ a Junior, Valter Torezan ........... MP74-07 Govier, Fred ................................................ p162 Govorov, Alexander ............................. PD18-01 Gower, Laurie ....................................... MP12-04 Goyal, Anuj ........................................... MP68-15 Goyal, Jatindar ..................................... PD37-08 Goyal, Raj K. ........................ MP42-10, MP42-14 Gozzi, Christian ..................................... MP46-19 Grabbert, Markus .... MP46-19, MP54-03, MP5817, PD18-05, PD18-09, PD38-04 Graber, William ..................................... PD38-03 Grace, Peter ......................................... PD01-03 Graefen, Markus . MP05-08, MP20-03, MP38-16, MP47-03, MP47-04, MP47-14, MP77-06, MP97-07, MP97-09, MP97-14, PD10-04, PD3706, PD51-01, PD51-04, PD51-12 Graffeille, Vivien ................... MP37-14, MP54-18 Graham, John ...................... MP33-07, MP92-11 Graham, Petra ..................................... MP93-09 Graham, Stuart ..................................... PD60-09 Grajales-Reyes, Jose ............................ PD70-04 Grajower, Daniel .................................. MP24-09 Granberg, Candace ............ V7-08, V7-12, p36 Grande, Susanna ................................. MP24-12 Granieri, Michael A. ............................. MP25-19 Grant, Aaron ........................................ MP85-07 Grant, Edward .......................................... V4-07 Grant, Michael ..................................... MP30-01 Grantcharov, Teodor P. ....................... MP51-15 Grassano, Yohann ............... MP49-19, MP55-19 Grasso, Angelica Anna Chiara .......... MP47-20 Grasso, Michael ................................. p15, p258 Gratzke, Christian ..... MP77-01, MP82-14, PD1509, PD24-02, PNFLBA-09, p89, p159 Gravelle, Kayla ................................... MP100-02 Graves, Amy ........ MP32-04, MP32-05, PD06-08, PD32-04 Graw, Stefan ........................................ MP10-03 Gray, Mikel ......................................... p14, p175 Gray, Richard ........................................ PD56-08 Gray, Stephani ..................................... MP32-03 Graziano, Claudio ...................................... p211 Graztke, Christian ........................ MP02-19, p48 Green, Daniel ............................................. p208 Green, Jared R. .................................... MP61-13 Green, William J.F. ................................ PD19-07 Greenberg, David ........................................ p57 Greenberg, Richard ........... MP08-01, MP10-19, MP52-03, MP58-12, MP59-12, MP80-19, PD1102, PD49-09, PD52-08, PD59-05, PD62-06 Greene, Christopher ............ MP39-14, MP60-02 Greene, Daniel ... MP01-02, MP35-16, MP38-12, PD55-12 Greene, Kirsten ................ MP51-09, p297, p312 Greenfield, Saul ............................................ p36 Greenstein, Alexander ......................... MP10-10 Greenway, Mary .......................................... p14 Greenwell, Tamsin ... MP63-13, MP63-14, MP6315, PD26-04, PD26-07, p162 Greenwood, Bernadette ..................... PD43-08 Greenwood-Van Meerveld, Beverley . PD01-12 Greer, Joseph ....................................... PD42-12 Grego ´ rio, Bianca .................................. MP45-10 Grego ´ rio, Emerson ......... Pereira ......... MP73-18 Gregory, Cynthia ................................. MP41-06 Gregory, Kenton .................................. MP41-06
Greiman, Alyssa .. MP23-14, MP40-16, MP63-10, MP76-17, MP79-07 Greiner, Jacquelyn .............................. MP90-17 Greiner, Melissa .................................... MP69-02 Grenier, Jen ........................... PD08-06, PD08-07 Grenier, Nicolas ................... MP03-10, MP55-19 Grepl, Michal ............................................ V8-06 Gresham, Charles ................................. PD05-06 Gresty, Helena ...................................... MP68-15 Gretzer, Matthew ................................. MP46-06 Grevez, Tristan ...................................... MP37-13 Grewal, Harpreet .................................. PD61-06 Grewal, Ruby ........................................ PD55-06 Grey, Alistair .......................................... PD43-06 Grice, Peter T. ....................................... PD19-07 Griebling, Tomas . MP15-16, MP31-16, PD26-02, PD64-06, PNFLBA-08, p16, p57, p90, p209, p277 Grier, Douglas ....................................... MP27-19 Griffin, Joshua ....................................... MP58-04 Griffin, Kagan ........................................ PD40-07 Griffith, James ....................................... MP86-08 Griffith, James W. ................................. MP82-05 Griffith, John .......................... MP74-09, PD22-02 Griffiths, Leyshon ................................... PD19-08 Griffiths, T.R. Leyshon ............................ PD19-07 Grill, Warren .......................................... MP82-06 Grills, Richard .............................................. p225 Grimberg, Dominic .............................. MP38-12 Grimbsy, Gwen ......................................... V3-12 Grimes, Matthew D. ......... MP100-12, MP17-11, MP23-13 Grimm, Marc-Oliver ............................. MP15-15 Grimm, Tobias ..... MP54-03, MP58-17, PD36-05, PD38-04 Grinstaff, Mark .............................................. p41 Grise, Philippe ....... MP37-13, PD64-07, PD64-08 Grison, Pierre ............................................. V5-03 Griswold, Anthony ................................ PD08-04 Grivas, Petros ........................................ MP58-04 Grizzle, William ...................................... MP28-18 Grober, Ethan ....... MP07-03, MP89-17, PD13-04 Grobholz, Rainer ................................... PD47-09 Groeben, Christer ................................ MP54-08 Grogan, Judith ..................................... MP83-01 Grogg, Josias ........................................ MP62-11 Grosjean, Joel ...... MP41-10, MP44-17, PD33-06 Groskopf, Jack ..................... MP33-10, PD07-04 Grosman, Julien ................................... MP93-13 Gross, Andreas ... MP02-15, PD23-06, p14, p122 Gross, Cary ........................... MP69-07, PD09-02 Gross, Kelli ............................................. MP06-03 Gross, Kenneth ..................... MP39-14, MP60-02 Gross, M.S. ............................. MP25-03, PD25-07 Gross, Martin .......................... PD22-09, PD22-12 Gross, Oliver .......... MP02-02, MP38-10, PD23-05 Gross, Tobias ......................................... PD15-12 Grossetti, Barbara ................................ MP59-08 Grossi, Thiago .......................................... V10-08 Grossman, H. Barton ............................ MP15-09 Grossmann, Nico C. ............. MP02-02, PD23-05 Grotenhuis, Anne .................. PD48-03, PD48-07 Group, Nishinihon Uro-Oncology Collaborative .................... MP71-16, MP78-07 Groutz, Asnat ........................................ PD50-03 Grow, Edward J. ................................... PD08-03 Grubb III, Robert . MP08-11, MP87-17, MP93-19, p27 Grubb, Robert ...................................... MP14-12 Gruca, Thomas .................... MP32-13, MP95-03 Gruenenfelder, Jennifer ....................... PD26-10 Grummet, Jeremy .............. MP38-02, MP38-06, MP77-09, p159 Grunberger, Ivan ................................. MP27-13 Grundfest, Warren .............................. PNFBA-10 Grundy, Luke ........................ MP42-05, MP42-20 Gruner, Morgan .................................... PD02-11 Gryn, Alexandre ................... MP37-13, PD63-08 Gschwend, Ju¨rgen E. .......... MP81-10, PD18-04, PD61-02, PD61-03 Gu, Cindy .............................. PD20-08, PD52-03 Gu, Wei-Jie ............................................ PD49-02 Guaglianone, Salvatore ..... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17, MP49-08, PD04-06, PD20-03, PD6707, V12-03, V12-07, V12-09, V6-05, V6-07, V803, V8-08, V8-12 Guan, Ruili ............................................. PD69-04
Guarneri, Alessio .................................. MP58-14 Guasa, Lluis ........................................... MP30-03 Guazzoni, Giorgio .... MP03-18, MP28-04, MP4913, MP72-17, MP77-03, MP97-11, PD15-10, PD19-01 Gudas, Lorraine .................................... PD08-07 Gudeloglu, Ahmet ............... MP89-20, PD69-09 Gueglio, Guillermo ................... MP16-17, V6-03 Guercio, Stefano .................................. MP24-12 Guerin, Olivier ....................................... MP04-10 Guerrero Ramos, Fe ´ lix ........ MP30-02, MP30-17, MP54-16 Guerrero, Catherine ............................ MP95-15 Guerrero, Mireya .................................. MP64-12 Guevara-Patino, Jose .......................... MP65-07 Gueye, Serigne .......................................... p281 Guglielmetti, Giuliano ......... MP08-02, MP18-07, V3-06 Guha, Rajarshi ...................................... MP98-10 Guidos, Paul Joseph ............................ MP92-13 Guidos, Paul J. ..................................... MP61-09 Guidry, Margaux .................. MP89-06, PD69-06 Guilford, Parry ....................................... MP10-20 Guillamondegui, Oscar ....................... MP79-10 Guille, Francois ..................................... MP54-18 Guillonneau, Bertrand .......................... PD27-09 Guillotreau, Julien ................. MP27-08, PD27-08 Guimara ˜ es, Gustavo ............................ MP16-17 Guimara ˜ es, Ronaldo ............................ MP12-10 Guimaraes, Vanessa ........................... MP87-03 Gulati, Mittul .............................................. V4-07 Guleryuz, Kerem ... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Gulia, Anil .................................................. V6-10 Guliev, Bakhman .................................. MP24-07 Gulig, Scott ........................................... MP96-14 Gulley, James ....................................... MP15-10 Gulukota, Kamalakar .......................... MP57-01 Gundeti, Mohan S. ............................... MP61-02 Gundgaard Kier, Maria Gry ................. PD53-07 Gunter, Jennifer .................................. PNFBA-08 Guo, Charles ........................................ MP71-01 Guo, David ............................................ PD47-10 Guo, Hongqian ... MP49-16, MP72-07, MP72-13, MP88-16, MP98-14, V3-05 Guo, Jingshu ......................................... MP28-02 Guo, Jingtao ......................................... PD08-03 Guo, Peng ............................................ MP17-10 Guo, Run-Qi .......................................... MP78-01 Guo, Yan .............................................. MP31-03 Guo, Yinglu ........................... MP48-05, PD04-07 Guo, Yuming ........................................ MP17-19 Gupta, Alia ........................................... MP80-18 Gupta, Gopal ..... MP14-16, MP54-17, MP65-07, MP67-16, PD66-02, p199 Gupta, Gopal N. . MP05-09, MP13-02, PD36-01, PD55-09 Gupta, Jatin ......................... MP52-05, MP58-18 Gupta, Karishma .................................. MP38-12 Gupta, Manik ....................................... MP16-03 Gupta, Mantu ..... MP01-14, MP23-15, MP50-02, MP50-13, MP68-09, MP90-09, PD16-11, PD3501, PD35-06, p16, p90, p278 Gupta, Mohit ........................ MP92-01, PD21-11 Gupta, Nikhil ....... MP27-20, MP35-03, MP56-09, MP84-11, PD27-02, PNFBA-01, p158 Gupta, Priyanka .................... PD39-07, PD44-01 Gupta, Rajan ....... MP01-07, PD03-10, PD10-11, p12 Gupta, Rishita ....................................... MP87-19 Gupta, Ruta .......................................... MP83-01 Gupta, Sanjay ...................... MP11-01, PD33-02 Gupta, Sarina ....................................... MP50-02 Gupta, Shubham .................................. PD38-06 Gupta, Sudipti ....................................... PD12-02 Gupte, Sunil ........................................ PNFBA-07 Gur, Serap ............................................ MP81-11 Gurnani, Rishab .................................... PD11-12 Gurtu, Vikram ....................................... MP60-14 Guru, Khurshid ..... MP21-13, MP21-14, MP24-17, MP34-10, MP40-18, MP51-05, MP81-09, MP88-13, MP92-05, PD38-01, PD41-08, PD4601, PD46-02, PD46-09, PD46-11, V12-05, p14, p118, p208, p210 Gust, Kilian M. ....................................... MP78-14 Gustafson, Diedra .............. MP100-19, MP92-20 Gustafson, Sonja .................................. MP18-11 Gutheil, Caitlin ...................................... PD06-04
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Gutie ´ rrez, Cristina ................................. MP29-18 Gutierrez, Sandra ................................. MP69-19 Gutierrez-Aceves, Jorge .... MP52-11, MP11-18, p13, p39, p236, p281 Guttilla, Andrea .................................... MP78-20 Guzman, Juan ...................... MP63-19, PD54-02 Guzma ´ n-Herna ´ ndez, Felipe ................ MP11-18 Guzzo, Thomas ... MP08-16, MP21-17, MP43-16, MP72-11, MP78-08, MP96-05, p297 Gyvi, Gaurav ........................................ MP68-14
H Ha, Albert .............................. MP86-03, PD14-08 Ha, Hong Koo ..... MP59-11, MP67-04, MP67-08, p207 Ha, HongKoo ........................................ MP93-05 Ha, Ji Yong ........................................... MP09-11 Ha, U-Syn .............. MP28-20, MP64-01, PD69-03 Ha, Yun-Sok .......... MP09-11, MP29-04, MP65-14 Haab, Franc¸ois ..................................... MP46-09 Haahr, Martha ...................................... MP41-17 Haas, Jonathan .................................... MP05-18 Haber, Georges Pascal .......... p16, p159, p332 Haber, Georges Pascal .......... PD61-03, V10-05 Haber, Tobias ....................................... MP60-07 Habermann, Elizabeth ......... MP34-02, MP34-14 Habl, Gregor ......................................... PD61-03 Habous, Mohamad ... MP25-02, PD22-11, p327 Habous, Mohamed .............. MP27-14, PD22-07 Habuchi, Tomonori .. MP16-01, MP16-02, MP1608, MP44-04, MP67-13, MP71-18, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP74-19, MP99-12, PD3312, PD53-08 Hackam, David J. ........................................ p40 Hacker, William ..................................... MP99-10 Hackert, Victoria .................................. MP87-09 Hadaschik, Boris .. MP03-02, MP03-07, MP52-10, MP81-10, PD43-02 Haddad, Emily ...................................... MP96-02 Haddad, Mattieu ................................. MP50-05 Haddad, Mustafa .............................. MP100-17 Haddad, Zaid ....... MP57-18, MP64-12, PD28-11 Haddock, Peter .................................... MP77-19 Haden, Tyler ......................... MP01-13, MP02-05 Hadj Slimen, Mourad ........................... MP24-11 Hadjipavlou, Marios .............................. PD43-07 Hadjiyski, Lubomir ................................. MP18-20 Haerle, Ursula ....................................... MP99-09 Haese, Alexander ................ MP47-03, MP47-04 Haesketh, Graham .............................. MP79-19 Haferkamp, Axel . MP46-12, MP60-12, MP77-06, PD04-10 Hafez, Khaled ........... MP55-06, MP72-06, V6-06 Hafez, Khalid ..................................... PNFLBA-10 Hafiz, Fehmi .......................................... MP51-18 Hafron, Jason ...... MP28-06, MP80-18, PD65-07, V4-11 Haga, Kazunori ..................................... MP62-13 Haga, Nobuhiro .. MP17-04, MP31-09, MP31-12, MP39-13, MP48-04 Hagar, Taha ......................................... MP60-12 Hagberg, Katrina ................................. MP09-17 Hagedorn, Judith C. ............................ MP76-18 Hager, Shaun ....................................... MP70-09 Hagerty, Jennifer .......................................... p36 Hagiwara, Kazuhisa ............ MP16-13, MP71-14, MP97-01 Hagiwara, Masayuki ............................ MP16-07 Hagras, Aymen .................................... MP40-01 Hahn, Amy ............................................ PD34-06 Hahn, Noah ........ MP48-19, MP53-07, MP65-06, MP65-20, PD57-02 Hai, Mahmood ..................................... MP02-09 Haider, Ahmad ... MP46-03, MP91-12, MP91-14, PD45-01 Haider, Karim ........................ MP91-14, PD45-01 Haider, Karim Sultan ............................ MP91-12 Haider, Masoom .................................. MP70-16 Haider, Maximilian ............................... MP21-08 Haidl, Friederike .................... MP77-01, PD15-09 Haifler, Haifler ........................ PD49-09, PD62-06 Haifler, Michael .... MP10-19, MP80-19, PD52-08 Haifler, Miki ........................... MP52-03, MP59-12 Haig, Aaron .......................................... MP19-09 Haitel, Andrea ..... MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06
Hajiran, Ali ............................................. MP66-02 Hakenberg, Oliver ................................ PD36-08 Hakenberg, Oliver W. .......................... MP15-15 Hakim, Lawrence ......................... MP56-12, p42 Hakimi, A. Ari ....... MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-03, MP67-14, MP73-17, MP88-17, PD59-10 Hakky, Tariq ................................... PD25-11, p56 Hakozaki, Kyohei .................................. MP34-16 Halachmi, Sarel .................... MP15-14, PD19-09 Halat, Shams ......................................... MP28-19 Haldar, Subhash .................................... PD12-07 Hale, Nathan .............................. MP96-07, p109 Hall, Alfred ............................................ MP69-09 Hall, David ............................................ MP12-12 Hall, Maclean ....................................... MP48-20 Hall, Marybeth ...................................... MP40-10 Hall, Simon ............................................ MP33-16 Hallanzy, Jacqueline ........................... MP81-10 Haller, Berhard ...................................... PD61-02 Haller, Meade ...................................... MP08-20 Halling, Thorsten ........................................ FRI-12 Haloi, Rimki ........................................... MP77-04 Halpenny, Barbara ............... MP69-18, PD06-03 Halpern, Daniel ... MP70-04, MP70-09, PD36-09, PD56-09, PD67-05, PD67-06 Halpern, Joshua .. MP11-16, MP14-15, MP27-13, MP36-16, PD07-05, PD14-10 Halstuch, Daniel ................... MP74-03, MP84-05 Ham, Sandra ........................ MP25-15, MP46-13 Ham, Won Sik ...... MP06-15, MP16-14, MP62-01, MP62-14, V6-12 Hamada, Alaa ..................................... MP53-17 Hamaidi, Ime ` ne ... MP60-09, MP73-07, MP87-08 Hamakawa, Takashi ............ MP13-20, MP31-07 Hamamoto, Shuzo .. MP12-02, MP12-16, MP1220, MP19-10, MP62-04, PD21-01, PD21-05 Hamann, Moritz F. ................ MP18-10, MP53-11 Hamano, Itsuto ..................... MP86-06, PD53-09 Hamawy, Karim .... MP33-02, MP33-03, PD37-07 Hamblin, Michael ................................. MP23-18 Hamdy, Freddie .................... PD55-08, PD56-08 Hamed, Sahar M. ................................. MP41-02 Hamel, Lucie ......................................... PD65-12 Hamid, Rizwan .... MP26-07, MP63-13, MP63-14, MP85-16, PD26-04, PD26-07 Hamid, Sami ......................................... MP33-20 Hamilton, Ann ....................................... PD28-04 Hamilton, Blake .................... MP30-19, MP62-19 Hamilton, Jacqueline ................................ p211 Hamilton, Rob ....................... MP38-05, PD55-06 Hamilton, Robert ..... MP10-05, MP14-20, MP6406, MP77-18, PD19-11, PD24-08, PD28-01, PD52-07, PD53-07, PD57-06 Hamilton, Zachary ... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP4307, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP59-20, MP67-07, MP72-03, MP72-09, PD2007, PD73-07, V3-11, p87 Hamilton-Reeves, Jill ............ MP54-13, MP93-15 Hamirani, Ashiya ................................... PD52-06 Hammad, Fayez ................................... MP74-18 Hammadeh, Mohamed ....................... PD43-07 Hammady, Ahmed .............................. MP24-08 Hammam, Olfat ................................... MP65-19 Hammerich, Kai .................................... MP98-10 Hammill, Brad ....................... MP69-02, MP95-05 Hamoui, Nabeel ................................... MP95-11 Hamoun, Farrah ................................... MP36-03 Hampson, Lindsay ................ MP36-11, PD63-11 Han, Bin ................................................. MP88-09 Han, Chang Hee ................. MP59-13, MP77-10 Han, Christopher .................. MP60-08, MP75-18 Han, Daniel ......... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP59-20, MP67-07, MP72-03, MP72-09, PD20-07 Han, Deok Hyun ................... MP69-15, PD09-12 Han, Jae Hyeon . MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP59-09 Han, Jang He ............................................ V6-12 Han, Jang Hee ..................................... MP16-14 Han, Jasmine ................................................ p57 Han, Jeong ........................................... MP20-05 Han, Ju Young ...................................... MP41-07 Han, Julia .............................................. MP09-09 Han, Jun Hyun ...................................... MP94-14 Han, June Hyun .................................... PD69-03 Han, Justin ..................................... PD34-03, p46
Han, Misop .......... MP43-06, MP52-14, MP52-15, MP57-01, PD18-08, PD32-08, PD37-11, p159, p207 Han, Paul ............................................... PD06-04 Han, Ruifa ............................................. MP65-12 Han, Tracy ............................ MP33-18, MP64-13 Han, Woong Kyu ..... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP0615, MP16-14, MP39-18, MP49-18, MP73-20, V6-12, p105 Han, Yu ................................................. MP80-13 Hanada, Eiki .............................................. V9-05 Hanchard, Barrie .................................. MP64-20 Hand, Lauren ........................................ MP93-15 Handorf, Elizabeth ............... MP10-19, PD49-09, PD62-06 Hanegbi, Uri ......................... MP38-02, MP38-06 Haney, Nora ....... MP45-16, MP46-06, MP56-01, MP56-02, MP56-03, MP81-11 Hanna, Moneer .................................... MP61-17 Hanna, Nawar .... MP22-04, MP28-08, MP38-19, MP71-09, PD67-09 Hanna, Sally .......................................... PD65-01 Hannan, Johanna ................ MP45-09, PD70-05 Hannaoui, Naim ...................................... V12-11 Hannemann, Alex ................................. PD16-04 Hannig, Gerhard .................................. MP42-05 Hanno, Phillip .............................................. p110 Hansel, Donna E. .................................. MP86-17 Hansen, Aaron ...................................... PD53-07 Hansen, Moritz .... MP04-20, MP76-05, MP92-18, PD06-04, PD58-12 Hansen, Nienke Lynn ............................ PD43-02 Hanske, Julian ..... MP54-01, MP55-17, MP91-04, PD05-11 Hanson, Heidi ........................................ PD13-06 Hanzawa, Tatsuo .................................. MP62-13 Hao, Yichang ....................................... MP75-13 Happe, Andre ´ ...................................... MP57-11 Hara, Isao ............ MP01-16, MP62-02, MP62-03, MP64-14, MP78-10, PD21-10 Hara, Noboru ........................................ MP83-18 Hara, Ryoei ........................... MP07-13, MP11-05 Hara, Takahiko ..................................... MP21-04 Harabayashi, Toru ................................ MP71-17 Harada, Akihito .................................... MP07-11 Harada, Hiroshi ..................................... MP06-02 Harada, Kenichi ................................ PNFLBA-17 Harada, Masaoki ................................. MP28-09 Hardie, Andrew .................................... MP54-12 Hardman, Rulon ................................... MP30-19 Hare, Joshua M. .... MP81-04, PD08-08, PD08-11 Haridas, Justin ....................................... PD40-11 Harisinghani, Mukesh ........................... MP38-19 Harke, Nina ............................ PD10-01, PD20-10 Harkenrider, Matthew .......................... MP54-17 Harland, Niklas ...................................... MP64-17 Harper, Jonathan .... MP19-13, MP62-06, MP6207, MP62-20, MP75-19, MP95-14, PD42-04, p36, p37 Harper, Phil ........................................... MP48-11 Harpreet, Singh-Jasuja ......................... MP16-11 Harraz, Ahmed ..... MP74-20, MP91-03, PD29-09 Harrignton, Daniel ................................ MP45-06 Harrington, Daniel ................................ MP45-07 Harris, Ali ................................................ PD17-03 Harris, Catherine . MP14-02, MP18-19, MP25-04, V2-10 Harris, Colette ....................................... MP30-18 Harris, Cory ........................................... MP85-15 Harris, Joshua ........................................ MP05-18 Harrison, David ..................................... MP15-20 Harris, Michael .............................................. p21 Harshman, Lauren ............ PD62-12, p125, p235 Hart, Kyle ............................................... PD35-08 Hartigan, Siobhan .................... PNFBA-04, p159 Hartmaier, Ryan .................................... PD03-02 Hartman, Natalie .................................. PD38-10 Hartmann, Arndt ................... PD48-05, PD57-04 Hartmann, Igor .......................................... V8-06 Hartmann, Michael .............................. MP80-12 Hartsell, Lindsey .................................... MP85-19 Hartung, Michael ............. MP100-04, MP100-09 Harty, Brian ............................ MP84-07, PD69-01 Harvey, Tadzia ...................................... MP47-20 Harvie, Heidi .......................................... PD54-05 Hasama, Kazuki .................................... MP97-20 Hasan, Asad ......................................... MP91-06
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Hascoet, Juliette ... MP85-09, PD64-07, PD64-08 Hasegawa, Masanori .......................... MP09-18 Hasegawa, Shintaro ............................ MP53-06 Hashad, Doaa ...................................... PD08-10 Hashad, Mohamed .... Mohieeldin .... MP13-14, MP39-17, PD08-10 Hashem, Abdelwahab ........ MP27-15, PD11-07 Hashemi Gheinani, Ali ........ MP26-01, MP82-08, MP82-19 Hashibe, Mia ......................................... PD28-04 Hashimoto, Jiro ..................................... MP53-02 Hashimoto, Kohei ................................. MP53-02 Hashimoto, Takeshi .............. MP52-09, MP64-11 Hashimoto, Yasuhiro ........... MP06-02, MP16-13, MP19-15, MP21-19, MP28-07, MP34-04, MP34-18, MP37-01, MP44-04, MP71-07, MP71-12, MP71-14, MP86-02, MP86-06, MP97-01, PD53-09, PD71-10 Hashimoto, Yasunobu .......................... MP28-15 Hashimoto, Yutaka ............................... MP14-06 Hashine, Katsuyoshi .............................. MP71-18 Haskal, Ziv ............................................. MP18-05 Hassan, Abd⫺elrahma ....... MP22-02, MP67-07, PD20-07, PD73-07 Hassan, Sarah ....................................... PD50-01 Hassouna, Mohamed ........................... PD54-10 Hasumi, Hisashi ..................................... MP05-19 Hata, Junya ........ MP17-04, MP31-12, MP39-13, PD02-02 Hata, Keisuke ........................................ MP28-15 Hatahet, Saad ...................................... MP54-05 Hatakeyama, Nanami ......................... MP41-05 Hatakeyama, Shingo ......... MP06-02, MP16-13, MP19-15, MP21-19, MP28-07, MP34-04, MP34-18, MP37-01, MP44-04, MP71-07, MP71-12, MP71-14, MP86-02, MP86-06, MP97-01, PD53-08, PD53-09, PD71-10 Hatano, Koji .......................................... MP99-14 Hatch, Kenneth D. ................................ PD17-10 Hatcher, David .......... PD04-06, PD20-03, V8-03 Hatem, Asmaa ..................... MP70-17, PD56-04 Hatiboglu, Gencay .............. MP52-10, MP64-18 Hattori, Seiya ......................................... PD40-09 Hattori, Tsuyoshi .................................... MP26-19 Hatzichristodoulou, Georgios ............... PD25-05 Hauch, Siegfried ................................... MP87-06 Hauger, Richard ................................... MP91-13 Haustermans, Karin ... PD15-11, PD51-02, PD7203, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Hautmann, Richard ......... MP34-10, p187, p282 Havton, Leif A. ...................................... MP85-04 Hawatmeh, Salim ......................................... p36 Hawayek, Maria ................................... MP99-10 Hawken, Scott ....................................... PD43-10 Hawkes, David ..................................... MP33-20 Hawkes, Elliot ......................................... PD42-12 Hayakawa, Nozomi ............ MP15-03, MP71-13, MP98-01 Hayase, Yosimasa ................................ MP11-04 Hayashi, Narihiko ................. MP05-19, MP28-16 Hayashi, Takuji ...................... MP73-02, MP99-06 Hayashi, Tetsutaro ... MP04-07, MP16-10, MP3718, MP44-08, MP65-03, MP98-03 Hayashi, Tomoko .................................. MP98-05 Hayashi, Yutaro ... MP28-09, MP41-18, MP66-05 Hayashida, Yasushi ............................... PD48-04 Hayes, Vanessa .................................... MP83-01 Hayley, Whitaker ................................... PD65-10 Hayn, Matthew .... MP04-20, MP05-20, MP76-05 Haynes, Anne-Maree .......... MP53-10, MP83-01 Hayon, Solomon ................................... MP69-05 Hayward, Simon . MP17-02, MP17-15, MP17-18, MP83-16, p73 Haywood, Samuel ............... MP35-16, PD55-11, PD55-12 He, Dalin ............... MP17-10, MP48-08, MP60-01 He, Jinbao ............................................ MP26-12 He, Qun ................................................. MP67-19 He, Shiming ........................................... PD04-07 He, Shuhua ........................................... MP45-17 He, Yali .................................................. MP57-03 Healy, Kelly ........ MP50-16, MP78-16, p90, p236 Heathcote, Peter ....................... MP18-11, p210 Heberling, Ulrike ................... MP15-15, MP21-07 Hebert, Kevin ....................... MP56-16, MP84-09 Hebert, Kristi .......................... MP79-16, PD34-04 Heckman, Charles ............................... MP85-20
Heckman, Jennifer E. ........................... MP22-05 Hedlund, Petter .................................... MP17-20 Heemers, Hannelore .................................. p109 Heesakkers, John ................................. MP46-09 Hehemann, Marah ............. MP35-02, MP35-12, MP35-13, MP42-07, MP45-08, MP79-04, MP84-10, PD26-01 Heidegger, Isabel ................. MP53-20, PD24-04 Heidelbaugh, Joel ....................................... p57 Heidenberg, Daniel ............................. MP45-16 Heidenreich, Axel .... MP24-05, MP43-09, MP5319, MP53-20, MP68-01, MP77-01, MP80-03, PD15-09, PD24-04, PD53-01 Heidenreich, Holger ............................. PD61-12 Heilbronn, Chase .................................... V10-02 Heinbokel, Timm ................................... MP06-07 Heiner, Scott ......................................... MP01-08 Heinrich, Daniel .................................... MP57-10 Heinze, Alexander .................................... V5-06 Heinzer, Hans ........................ MP47-04, MP47-14 Heitzplatz, Barbara ............................... MP71-03 Helal, Mohamed .................................. MP85-16 Helfand, Alexander M. ......................... PD07-03 Helfand, Brian ..... MP13-15, MP13-16, MP17-02, MP33-11, MP43-03, MP57-01, MP83-04, PD2406, PD37-11 Heller, Glenn ......................................... PD24-11 Heller, Patricia ...................................... MP05-17 Hellstrom, Wayne .... MP45-16, MP46-06, MP5601, MP56-02, MP56-03, MP81-11, PD22-06, PD31-08, PD69-01, p15, p43, p94, p157 Helm, Jonathan E. ............................... MP04-06 Helmuth, Margaret E. .......................... MP82-05 Helseth Jr, Donald ................................ MP57-01 Hemal, Ashok ...... MP26-06, MP52-11, MP92-05, MP96-12, PD36-04, PD66-04, PD73-05, V1009, p37, p207, p235, p278 Hemal, Sij .............................................. MP25-06 Hembroff, Larry ..................................... PD18-08 Hendawi, Mohamed ........................... MP54-05 Henderson, James ............................... MP87-07 Hendricksen, Kees ............... MP78-14, PD48-05, PD57-04 Hendriks, Rianne J. ............................... MP33-17 Heney, Niall M. ...................................... PD36-12 Heng, Chin Tiong .................................. PD16-02 Heng, Daniel ......................................... PD06-01 Hennefarth, Matthew .......... MP56-18, PD31-11 Hennenberg, Martin ............................ MP82-14 Hennenlotter, Jörg .............. MP64-17, MP87-06, MP99-09 Hennessey, Derek ................. MP50-11, PD39-04 Hennessy, Derek ................................... MP50-07 Hennig, Martin ...... MP39-15, MP48-01, PD57-11 Henrichsen, Jacob ............................... PD39-07 Henriksen, Carl ..................................... MP69-13 Henry, Elizabeth .................................... MP54-17 Henry, Gerard ... MP25-01, PD25-04, V9-11, p42 Henry, Mark ........ MP100-16, MP32-01, MP76-01 Henry, Michael ..................... MP99-10, PD37-09 Hensley, Patrick .................................... MP79-04 Herati, Amin ........... PD08-02, PD45-09, PD45-12 Herden, Jan .......................................... MP43-09 Herkommer, Kathleen .......... MP81-10, PD18-04 Herlemann, Annika ............. MP02-19, MP77-01, MP82-14, MP96-10, PD15-05, PD15-09, PD24-02 Herman, Michael ................................. MP92-11 Herman, Ted ......................................... MP86-08 Hermanns, Thomas .. MP02-02, MP62-11, MP8008, MP80-17, PD19-02, PD23-05 Hernandes, Nicolle Gabrielle .............. MP74-07 Hernandez, Eduardo .......... MP93-06, MP93-12, V8-09 Hernandez, Elizabeth ........................... MP87-16 Hernandez, Javier ................................ MP86-16 Hernandez, Juan . MP39-05, MP39-19, MP60-03 Hernandez, Natalia .............................. MP01-05 Hernandez, Roberto .................................. p211 Herna ´ ndez-Cardona, Eduardo .......... MP47-07, MP97-02, PD41-11, PD51-06 Herndon, C.D. Anthony ............... MP61-08, p36 Heron, Dwight ....................................... PD32-09 Heron, Sean .......................................... MP27-17 Herr, Alexander .................................... MP15-15 Herr, Harry ........... MP21-20, MP48-03, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, PD48-01, PD57-10
Herreiner, Philip ..................................... MP99-16 Herrel, Lindsey ..... MP32-20, MP76-02, PD14-01, PD14-02, PD32-01, PD32-02, PD32-03 Herrell, Duke ......................................... MP50-18 Herrero Polo, Manual ........................... PD71-08 Herrmann, Thomas ............... MP02-15, PD23-06 Herschorn, Sender ... MP13-10, MP36-10, MP6318, PD29-01, PD50-08, PNFBA-03, PNFLBA-09, p235 Hersey, Karen ....................................... MP77-18 Heslop, Daniel ...................... MP69-16, MP86-09 Hess, Jacob .......................................... MP01-09 Hess, Jochen ........................................ MP94-04 Hessdorfer, Elke .................................... MP29-13 Hettel, Daniel ........................................ PD55-12 Heulitt, Gerald ........................................... V6-02 Hevia, Vital ........................... MP06-17, MP06-20 Hewitt, Timothy ..................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Hidaka, Alexandre ................................ PD73-06 Hidas, Guy ............................................ MP61-11 Hieda, Keisuke ..................... MP16-10, MP37-18 Hiester, Andreas .................................... PD24-03 Higano, Celestia ................................... PD24-12 Higgins, Andrew ................... MP50-10, MP59-12 Higgins, Paul .......................................... PD12-09 Higley, Jared ........................................ MP79-03 Higuchi, Haruka .................................... MP06-10 Higuchi, Ty T. .................... MP24-10, p157, p225 Hijaz, Adonis ......................................... MP82-01 Hijazi, Ahmed ....................................... MP19-09 Hikita, Katsuya .... MP07-15, MP94-08, MP94-16, MP97-18 Hill, Hayden ........................................... MP74-14 Hill, Sharon ............................................. PD66-06 Hill, Warren ............................................ MP82-07 Hillelsohn, Joel ...................... MP04-12, MP37-20 Himmelman, Jeffrey ............................. PD59-04 Hinata, Nobuyuki ................ MP40-18, MP81-09, PNFLBA-17, p234 Hinck, Bryan .......... MP01-02, MP12-07, PD30-10 Hindley, Richard ................... MP70-11, PD56-08 Hinshaw, James Louis ..... MP100-04, MP100-09, MP100-12, MP100-18, MP22-05, PD32-11 Hiraiwa, Shinichiro ................................. PD11-09 Hiraki, Miho ........................................... MP48-12 Hiramatsu, Ippei ................................... MP84-20 Hirano, Hajime ..................... MP10-08, MP21-05 Hiranuma, Shunsuke ............................ MP04-19 Hirasawa, Yosuke ..... MP64-11, MP97-20, PD2302, PD51-07 Hirata, Hiroshi ....................... MP60-15, MP73-08 Hirayama, Akihide ................ MP42-02, PD70-09 Hirsch, Zahava M. ................ MP31-06, MP31-20 Hirsh, Andrew ....................................... MP27-19 Hirsh, Sivan ............................................ MP75-09 Hisazumi, Haruo ......................................... V8-07 Hitchens, T. Kevin .................................. PD01-08 Hittelman, Adam .................................. MP69-07 Hitthaler, Bertram ................. MP03-02, MP03-07 Hlasny, Eugen ....................................... MP70-16 Ho, Christina ............................................. FRII-14 Ho, Henry ...................................................... p38 Ho, Jin-Nyoung ..................................... MP33-19 Ho, Louisa .............................................. PD59-11 Ho, Sunita ............ MP12-20, MP19-07, MP19-11, MP56-18, MP95-02, PD31-11 Ho, Thai ...................................... PD52-11, V3-12 Hoadley, Katherine A. ......................... MP34-01 Hoag, Nathan ....................................... PD39-04 Hobbs, Kevin T. ..................................... MP95-05 Hobson, Deb ......................................... PD67-11 Hockenberry, Mark ............. MP13-12, MP89-16, MP91-06, PD45-08, PD45-12 Hodgson, Dominic ................................ PD19-08 Hoenig, David ...................... PD35-04, p14, p46 Hoenscheid, Pia .................................... PD33-09 Hoerner, Christian ................................. MP39-10 Hoetker, Andreas ................................. MP70-03 Hofer, Matthias D. ................................ MP36-03 Hoffman, Azik ....................................... MP83-17 Hoffman, Dan ........................................... V2-06 Hoffman, Daniel ... MP63-16, PD26-12, PD39-11, V2-12 Hoffman, Karen .... MP92-08, PD09-03, PD28-04 Hoffmann, Brian ................................... MP12-09 Hofmann, Martin ................................... PD34-04 Hofmann, Torben ................................. MP46-12
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Hoft, Daniel F. ....................................... PD48-06 Hohenfellner, Markus .......... MP03-02, MP03-07, MP52-10, MP64-18, MP81-10, PD04-10, PD4208, PD43-02 Hohlman, Karen ................................ PNFLBA-06 Holder, Dara ......................................... MP15-13 Holenstein, Alexander .......................... MP62-11 Holl, Jane L. .......................................... MP61-13 Holland, Bradley ... MP27-20, MP84-11, PD27-02 Holland, Ronen ..................................... MP74-03 Hollander, Adam ................................. MP39-05 Hollander, Jay ....................................... PD58-02 Hollander, Judd ................ PD09-01, PNFLBA-04 Hollenbeak, Chris ................................. MP69-11 Hollenbeck, Brent .... MP32-07, MP32-20, MP7504, MP76-02, PD14-05, PD32-01, PD32-03, PD32-12, PD58-05 Hollenberg, Gary .. MP03-11, MP08-14, PD11-10 Hollingsworth, John M. ....... MP01-04, MP32-07, PD14-03, p151, p281 Hollis, Michael V. ....................................... V7-03 Holmes, Arturo ...................................... MP86-09 Holmes, Michael ................................... MP11-13 Holmes, Ross ....... MP01-12, MP12-01, MP12-19, p59 Holschneider, Daniel P. ........................ PD70-01 Holt, Sarah ........... MP04-03, MP21-12, MP61-14, MP66-11, MP75-19, MP80-05, PD43-12 Holzbeierlein, Jeffrey .......... MP15-02, MP15-16, MP34-02, MP54-02, MP54-13, MP58-03, MP58-04, PNFLBA-10, p14, p15, p21, p247 Homberg, Roland ................ MP46-12, MP46-19 Homma, Seijiro ..................................... MP28-09 Homma, Yukio ...................................... MP71-02 Honda, Masashi .. MP07-15, MP52-19, MP60-20, MP94-08, MP94-16, MP97-18 Honda, Matthew .................................. MP45-16 Honey, R.J. D’A .......... MP62-08, MP62-09, p170 Hong, Bumsik ...... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP59-09, MP71-10, PD48-02 Hong, Chang Hee ................ PD42-01, PD42-02 Hong, Fangxin ....................................... PD06-03 Hong, Jae Yup ..................................... MP41-04 Hong, Jian-Hua .................................... MP57-09 Hong, Jun Hyuk .. MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP55-11, MP58-06 Hong, Kang .................................................. p39 Hong, Peng .......................................... MP78-01 Hong, Sung Hoo ................................... PD69-03 Hong, Sung Joon ..... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP1614, MP39-18, MP73-20, PD72-04 Hong, Sung Kyu .. MP03-20, MP33-19, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10, PD61-07 Hong, Sung-Hoo .. MP28-20, MP64-01, MP68-11 Hong, Young Kwon ............. MP41-04, MP41-16 Hongo, Fumiya .... MP16-11, MP20-12, MP93-20 Hongo, Hiroshi ..... MP41-11, MP83-02, MP83-10, MP87-20, PD48-09 Hongqian, Guo ..................................... PD52-02 Honig, Stanton ......... MP56-05, p16, p42, p158, p267 Honma, Hideki ...................................... MP12-16 Honma, Ichiya ...................................... MP62-13 Hopp, Martin ........................ MP09-08, MP13-13 Höppner, Wolfgang ............................. MP15-05 Horenblas, Simon ..... MP34-08, MP44-18, MP5803, MP58-04, MP80-11, PD49-01, PD49-04 Ho-Rha, Koon ....................................... MP92-05 Horie, Shigeo ............. MP84-20, PD24-10, V3-04 Horiguchi, Akio ...................... PD29-10, PD60-03 Hornberger, Brad ............................... p11, p175 Horovitz, David ..................... MP64-08, MP93-14 Horsfield, Catherine ............................. MP07-07 Horst, Maya .......................................... MP24-18 Horstmann, Marcus .............................. PD61-12 Horton, Christopher .............................. MP81-17 Horton, Kevin ............................... V12-04, V2-03 Horvat, Natally ..................................... MP18-07 Horvath, Lisa ......................................... MP83-01 Hoshii, Tatsuhiko ................................... MP83-18 Hoskin, Peter ......................................... MP57-10 Hosogoe, Shogo .. MP16-13, MP71-12, MP86-06 Hosseini, Abolfazl ..... MP34-10, MP34-15, MP9205, V12-04 Hosseini, Seyed Yousef ........................ MP64-04 Hota, Datteswar ................................... PD16-09
Hotaling, James M. .. MP35-06, MP35-07, PD0803, PD13-02, PD13-04, PD13-06, p14, p208, p212 Hotaling, Jim ......................................... PD13-12 Hötker, Andreas M. .............. MP55-01, MP55-08 Hotta, Hiroshi ........................................ MP53-02 Hotta, Kiyohiko ..................... MP06-10, MP30-04 Hou, Hechuan ....................................... PD14-03 Hou, Wei ................................................ PD54-12 Hougen, Helen ..................................... MP23-06 Houman, Justin .... MP06-01, MP32-17, PD16-04, PD44-12, PD54-08 Hovelson, Daniel ... PD07-12, PD33-05, PD71-06, PD71-07 Howard, David .... MP08-09, MP32-01, MP76-01 Howard, Lauren .. MP09-08, MP13-13, MP14-03, MP14-09, MP20-02, MP20-19, MP28-06, MP47-09, PD03-08, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD2409, PD40-07, PD40-12, PD47-04, PD47-06 Howe, Adam S. .................... MP61-19, MP66-03 Hoy, Nathan ......................................... MP90-05 Hoyo, Cathrine ..................................... MP92-09 Hoyt, Daniel .......................................... MP01-13 Hsi, Ryan .. MP01-10, MP19-07, MP56-18, MP5620, MP90-10, MP95-02, PD31-11, PD35-10, p281 Hsieh, Chia-Ling .................................... PD33-07 Hsieh, James ....... MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04, MP73-17, MP88-17 Hsieh, Jer-Tsong ................... MP60-01, MP87-16 Hsieh, Michael ...................... MP29-06, PD42-12 Hsieh, Tammy ........................ MP86-03, PD14-08 Hsieh, Tung-Chin (Mike) ...... MP25-11, MP45-03, MP91-13, PD08-12, PD13-04 Hsu, Iawen ............................ MP65-12, MP98-17 Hsu, Ren-Jun .......................................... PD37-03 Hsu, Wei-chun ...................................... MP11-16 Hsu, Wei-Chun ...................... MP14-15, MP20-17 Hsueh, Kuan-Chun ............................... MP10-07 Hu, Jason ............................................... PD24-05 Hu, Jia ................................................... MP68-17 Hu, Jim ..... MP11-16, MP14-15, MP16-19, MP2017, MP33-08, MP69-12, PD07-05, PD18-08, PD47-03, p145, p190 Hu, Jonathan C. ................................... PD43-10 Hu, Libing .............................. MP17-07, MP31-08 Hu, Shuai ............................................... MP83-20 Hu, Weiguo ........................................... MP75-15 Hu, Yi Peng ........................... MP38-07, MP70-02 Hu, Yipeng ............................................ MP33-20 Huang, Chao ....................................... MP98-08 Huang, Chao-Yuan .............................. MP57-09 Huang, Chuanshu ............... MP34-12, MP98-08, MP98-16 Huang, Eric Yi-Hsiu ................................ MP09-15 Huang, Gene ....................... MP08-20, MP52-07 Huang, Haojie ...................................... MP87-01 Huang, Hongying ................................. MP48-03 Huang, I-Shen ....................................... PD68-05 Huang, Jian .......................... MP48-14, MP99-07 Huang, Jianrong .................................. MP68-04 Huang, Jiaoti ........................ MP52-17, PD28-07 Huang, Kuan-Hua ................................ MP10-07 Huang, Mingguo .. MP16-01, MP16-02, PD33-12 Huang, Moses ....................................... PD26-06 Huang, Peng ........ MP41-12, MP73-01, PD33-11 Huang, Qin ............................................ PD37-09 Huang, Richard .................... MP38-13, PD61-05 Huang, Sean ........................ MP38-02, MP38-06 Huang, Shuaishuai ............................... MP73-11 Huang, Wei ......................................... MP100-09 Huang, William C. ... MP38-13, MP71-11, MP7119, PD04-10, PD61-05, PNFBA-11, PPTLBA-02, V4-04, p184 Huang, William J.S. ............................... PD68-05 Huang, Yi-Hsiu ...................... MP09-19, MP95-06 Huang, Yingying ................................... MP23-18 Huang, Yiran ......................... MP63-05, PD39-12 Hubbard, Heddy ................................ PNFBA-07 Hubbard, Logan ....................... MP78-16, V1-11 Hubbard, Stephen ............................... MP05-16 Huber, Andreas ..................................... PD47-09 Huber, Johannes .................................. MP54-08 Huber, Wolfgang .................................. MP47-03 Hubert, Jaques ..................................... MP51-16 Hu¨bler, Matthias ................... MP21-07, PD51-03 Hu¨bner, Nicolai ..................................... PD28-10
Hu¨bner, Wilhelm ................................... MP46-12 Hubosky, Scott ............. MP50-16, MP78-16, p15 Huda, Hammad ................................... MP23-04 Hudak, Steven ... MP79-13, PD63-01, p13, p187 Huddart, Robert .................................... PD53-04 Hudnall, Matthew ................ MP32-15, MP90-10 Hudson, Tillman C. ................................ PD23-12 Hueber, Pierre Alain ............................. MP13-09 Hueber, Pierre-Alain ............ MP02-09, MP27-10, MP27-11, MP93-04, PD27-12 Huebner, Doreen ................................. MP15-15 Huet, Beverley ...................... MP90-13, MP90-14 Huet, Romain ........................ PD27-04, PD27-09 Hugar, Lee ............................................ MP95-12 Hugen, Cory ......................... MP30-20, PD36-10 Hughes Jr., Francis M. ......... MP23-20, MP85-02, PD12-06 Hugosson, Jonas ................................... PD15-07 Huguet Pe ´ rez, Jordi .............................. MP43-12 Hui, Chi-Chung ..................................... MP82-01 Huiqing, Wang ...................................... PD10-09 Huland, Hartwig .. MP47-03, MP47-04, MP47-14, MP97-09, PD10-04, PD37-06, PD51-04, PD51-12 Hulick, Peter .......................................... MP57-01 Huling, Jennifer ..................................... MP74-06 Hulme, Allison ....................................... MP70-15 Hultgren, Scott J. .................................. MP23-19 Humphreys, Elizabeth B. ..... MP14-17, MP14-19, PD07-08, PD07-09 Humphreys, Mitchell . PD16-03, PD35-03, V5-01, p12, p23, p56, p159 Humphries, Elizabeth ............................ MP57-01 Hung, Andrew ...................... MP51-01, PD41-12 Hung, Arthur .......................................... PD62-07 Hung, Chermaine ................................ MP04-15 Hunter, Christopher .............................. MP62-07 Hunter, Craig .................................. V1-10, p109 Hunter, Geoffrey A. .............................. PD65-01 Hunter, Maureen .................................. MP04-08 Huo, Jinhai ............................ MP04-14, MP21-11 Hupe, Marie .......... MP39-15, MP48-01, PD57-11 Hurez, Vincent ....................................... PD48-06 Hurle, Rodolfo ..... MP03-18, MP28-04, MP49-13, MP77-03, PD19-01 Hurley, Patrick ....................... MP92-12, PD28-03 Hurst, Robert . MP44-01, PNFLBA-14, p191, p218 Husainat, Maha .................................... PD34-03 Hu¨sch, Tanja ......................................... MP46-12 Hussain, Arif ........................................... PD24-12 Hussain, Fatima ..................................... PD67-04 Hussain, Maha ...................................... MP53-07 Hussain, Muddassar ............................. MP59-01 Hussain, Salam ...................................... MP62-15 Hussain, Suleman ................................. MP87-15 Hussein, Ahmed .. MP21-13, MP21-14, MP24-17, MP34-10, MP40-18, MP51-05, MP57-20, MP81-09, MP88-13, MP92-05, PD38-01, PD4108, PD46-01, PD46-02, PD46-09, PD46-11, V12-05 Hussein, Alayman ................................. MP13-07 Hussein, Eman ....................................... PD50-01 Hussein, H. ............................................. PD23-01 Hussein, Hussein .................................... PD50-01 Hussein, Karim ....................................... MP32-16 Hutchinson, Alexander ...................... PNFBA-08 Hutchinson, Ryan .... MP18-19, MP44-03, MP7103, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-20, MP80-16, MP92-14, PD40-11, PD49-03 Hutin, Marine ......... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Huygue, Eric .......................... MP37-13, PD07-02 Huynh, Linda ......... MP05-02, MP25-13, PD15-02 Huynh, Melissa ...................... MP30-16, PD04-12 Huynh, Victor ........................ MP22-03, MP51-10 Hwa, Jeong Seok ................ MP23-08, MP84-08 Hwang, Christina .................................. MP52-17 Hwang, Darryl ...................... MP08-13, MP18-13 Hwang, Dong-Jin ................................. MP57-03 Hwang, Eu Chang ............... MP67-04, MP67-08 Hwang, Jonathan ...... MP20-04, PD65-03, p207 Hwang, Joo Ha .................................. MP100-02 Hwang, Kathleen ....................................... p209 Hwang, Susane .................................... MP63-11 Hwang, Thomas ................... MP08-15, MP99-20 Hyacinthe, Llewellyn ............................. PD40-10 Hyams, Elias ......... MP47-15, MP77-08, MP86-20, PD07-06, PD40-01
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Hyde, Alan ................................................ V6-09 Hypolite, Joseph ................... MP85-05, PD70-03 Hyun, Grace ................................................. p36 Hyun, Jae Seog .... MP23-08, MP84-08, PD69-05
I Iacoboaie, Catalin ............................... PD30-09 Iba, Akinori .......... MP01-16, MP62-02, MP62-03, MP64-14, PD21-10 Iborra, Franc¸ois ..................................... MP06-19 Ibrahem, Hamdy .................................. PD42-03 Ibrahiem, El_housseiny ......................... MP27-15 Ibrahim, Ahmed .................................... PD30-11 Ibrahim, Emad .............. PD08-08, PD68-06, p12 Ibrahim, Ibrahim .................................... PD54-10 Ibuki, Naokazu .... MP10-08, MP21-05, MP70-14, MP71-16, MP78-07 Ichikawa, Tomohiko ............ MP37-09, MP37-15, MP39-08, MP39-09, MP71-18, MP78-05, MP99-13 Ide, Hiroki ............ MP48-13, MP71-04, MP71-08, MP88-06, MP88-07, MP88-08, MP88-09 Igarashi, Ryoma ................................... MP16-08 Igarashi, Taro ........................................ MP20-14 Igawa, Tsukasa ..................................... MP78-06 Igawa, Yasuhiko ......................................... p210 Igel, Michael ................................................. p11 Igel, Todd .............................................. MP92-17 Iguchi, Takashi .... MP01-16, MP62-02, MP62-03, MP64-14, PD21-10 Iguchi, Taro ........................................... MP57-06 Ihana, Tatsuji ......................................... MP07-10 Ihara, Tatsuya ..... MP26-08, MP82-12, MP82-15, MP82-20 Iida, Keitaro .......... MP83-03, MP86-07, MP98-11 Iijima, Masashi ....................................... PD49-10 Iio, Hiroyuki ............................................ MP97-03 Iizuka, Junpei ...... MP28-15, MP49-09, MP59-18, MP67-12, MP78-10, MP78-12 Ikawa, Kazuro ....................................... MP11-10 Ikawa, Ken ............................................ MP39-13 Ikebuchi, Yuichiro ................................. MP52-19 Ikeda, Yoshihiro .................... MP72-02, MP78-04 Ilario, Eder .............................................. PD66-01 Ilhan, Harun ........................................... PD24-02 Ilinsky, Dan ............................................ MP67-18 Iliopoulos, Othon .................................. MP60-12 Ilkay, Altan .................................................. p315 Illiano, Ester ............ MP40-19, PD17-01, PD17-05 Imada, Kenjiro ...................................... MP65-03 Imai, Atsushi ........ MP34-04, MP34-18, MP37-01, MP71-14, MP97-01, PD53-09 Imai, Naofumi ....................... MP06-06, MP74-01 Imai, Yuki .............................. MP82-12, MP82-15 Imai-Sumida, Mitsuho ........................... MP14-06 Imamoto, Takashi ................ MP37-09, MP37-15 Imamura, Tetsuya ............... MP26-04, MP41-05, PD70-12 Imamura, Yusuke ................. MP37-09, MP37-15 Imanishi, Kengo .................................... MP71-14 Imao, Tetsuya ....................................... MP09-06 Imkamp, Florian .................................... MP81-10 Imm, Kellie ............................................ MP14-12 Improvement Collaborative, Michigan Urological Surgery . MP18-06, PD11-11, PD2803 Inaba, Hiroyuki ...................................... PD33-08 Inadomi, Michael ................................. MP92-12 Inamoto, Teruo ... MP10-08, MP21-05, MP70-14, MP71-16, MP78-07, MP88-19 Incerti, Elena ......................................... PD11-01 Incze, Peter ........................................... PD27-01 Ingalsbe, Dale ...................................... MP07-16 Ingham, Matthew D. ........... MP04-04, MP69-08 Ingrosso, Manuela ... MP02-10, MP02-11, MP4902, V11-07 Inman, Brant A. .......... MP65-08, MP98-09, p166 Innes, Grant .......................... MP75-20, MP90-16 Inokuchi, Junichi .................. MP10-09, MP71-18 Inoue, Atsushi ....................................... MP78-05 Inoue, Keita ........................................... PD11-03 Inoue, Masaharu ..... MP15-04, MP31-05, MP3912, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15, PD11-08 Inoue, Masanori ........................................ V4-10 Inoue, Rie ............................. MP64-11, MP97-20
Inoue, Ryo ........... MP21-04, MP44-09, MP60-15, MP73-08 Inoue, Ryuta ......................................... MP53-02 Inoue, Satoshi ..... MP48-13, MP71-04, MP71-08, MP88-06, MP88-07, MP88-08, MP88-09 Inoue, Shogo ....... MP04-07, MP16-10, MP37-18 Inoue, Takaaki ....................... PD21-01, PD21-05 Inoue, Takahiro .... MP02-12, MP20-08, MP44-19 Inoue, Takamitsu . MP16-01, MP16-02, MP16-08, MP67-13, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP74-19, MP99-12, PD33-12 Inoue, Toshihito ..................................... MP78-05 Inouye, Brian M. .................... MP85-02, PD12-06 Inoyatov, Igor ........................................ PD40-10 Interstitial Cystitis Association ............. MP29-07, MP31-04 Investigators, Ceasar ........................... MP92-08 Ioritani, Naaomasa .............................. MP72-02 Ioritani, Naomasa ................................. MP78-04 Iqbal, Husnain ....................................... PD46-05 Irani, Jaques .......................... PD48-03, PD48-07 Irkılata, Hasan Cem ............................. MP56-17 Irving, Stuart .......... MP50-15, MP50-17, PD16-10 Irwin, Brian ............................................. MP52-04 Irvine, Darrell ................................................. p41 Isaacs, Sarah ......................... MP57-01, PD37-11 Isaacs, William ...................... MP57-01, PD37-11 Isaacson, Dylan ... MP18-16, MP50-16, PD35-10, PD42-04 Isaacson, Tanner .................................. MP93-15 Isbarn, Hendrik ...................................... MP15-05 Isharwal, Sudhir ... MP25-06, MP38-12, MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-16, MP93-10, PD20-11, PD7303 Isharwal, Sumit .... MP48-03, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP65-15, PD48-11 Ishibashi, Kei ........ MP17-04, MP26-20, MP31-12, MP39-13, MP48-04 Ishida, Hideki ........................ MP06-02, MP49-09 Ishida, Shohei ....................................... MP09-02 Ishida, Takaki ........................................ MP86-11 Ishida, Yusuke ........................................ PD70-06 Ishidoya, Shigeto .................. MP37-19, MP78-04 Ishihara, Hiroki ...................... MP59-18, MP78-12 Ishijima, Sumio ...................................... MP07-10 Ishikawa, Tomokazu ............................. MP28-07 Ishimura, Takeshi ................................... MP74-13 Ishioka, Junichiro ..... MP15-04, MP16-06, MP3105, MP39-12, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15, PD11-08 Ishiyama, Ryo ....................................... MP59-18 Ishizuka, Osamu .. MP13-04, MP26-04, MP41-05, MP71-18, PD70-12 Ishizuya, Yu ........................... MP73-02, MP99-06 Islam, Shahidul ...................... MP70-09, PD56-09 Isono, Makoto ..... MP73-09, MP73-10, MP73-12, MP73-13 Isotani, Shuji ............................................... V3-04 Issa, Muta ............ MP32-19, PD58-08, PNFBA-12 Issa, Rami .............................. MP34-15, PD19-08 Issac, Dylan ........................................... MP32-15 Italiano, Emilio .................................... PPTLBA-01 Ito, Akihiro ........... MP37-19, MP52-01, MP78-04, MP80-02 Ito, Eiko .................................................. MP05-19 Ito, Hideaki ............................ MP86-10, PD44-06 Ito, Katsuhiro ......................................... MP20-08 Ito, Kazuto .................................. MP89-02, p125 Ito, Keiichi . MP16-07, MP67-11, PD29-10, PD6003 Ito, Ktsuhiro ........................................... MP02-12 Ito, Masaya ......... MP15-04, MP31-05, MP39-12, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15 Ito, Sachiko ........................................... MP37-03 Ito, Yujiro ............................................... MP16-07 Ito, Yumi ................................ MP06-06, MP74-01 Ito, Yusuke ............................................. MP83-06 Itoh, Kyogo ........................................... MP78-06 Itoh, Masaya ......................................... PD11-08 Itoh, Yasunori ........................................ MP07-12 Ittmann, Michael .................................. MP71-01 Ivancic, Vesna ..................................... MP61-07 Ivaz, Stella .. MP24-16, PD29-07, PD34-02, PD3812, PD64-10, V1-05, V1-08 Ivkin, Evgeny ......................................... MP89-14 Iwabuchi, Ikuya .................................... MP34-04 Iwami, Daiki .......................................... MP06-10
Iwamoto, Hideto .................. MP60-20, MP97-18 Iwamoto, Teruaki .................................. MP07-10 Iwamura, Hiromichi .............................. MP34-04 Iwata, Atsuko ....................... MP20-12, MP93-20 Iwatsuki, Shoichiro ................ MP07-12, MP89-11 Iyer, Gopa ........... MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, MP98-04, PD48-11, p125 Iyer, Gopakumar ................. MP48-03, MP65-15 Izadi, Sonya .......................................... MP14-12 Izard, Jason ........................................... PD09-10 Izquierdo, Laura ................................... MP29-05 Izumi, Hideaki ....................... MP37-19, MP80-02 Izumi, Keita ........................................... MP31-05 Izumi, Kouji ............................ MP87-02, PD49-10
J Jabaji, Ramzi ........................................ MP55-20 Jaber, Abdel Rahman ......................... MP07-17 Jaber, Yasmeen .................................... PD25-09 Jackman, Stephen V. ...................... PNFLBA-04 Jackson, Barbara .................................. PD44-07 Jackson, Jessica ... MP18-05, MP95-17, PD42-11 Jackson, John ...... MP45-20, MP74-06, PD49-07 Jackson, Michelle ................................ MP33-15 Jacob, Joseph ...................................... PD53-06 Jacobs, Bruce ..... MP04-06, MP32-07, MP76-02, MP76-03, MP96-07, PD14-11, PD32-01, PD3203, PD32-09, PD32-12 Jacobs, Jesse ....................................... MP61-20 Jacobsen, Niels ..................................... PD57-08 Jacobsen, Niels-Erik .............................. MP58-04 Jacobsen, Steven ................................. PD57-01 Jacobsohn, Kenneth .............................. V10-04 Jacobson, Deborah L. ......................... MP61-13 Jacqmin, Didier .................................... MP72-19 Jaeger, Byron ....................................... MP14-13 Jaenicke, Matthew .............................. MP54-12 Jaffer, Ata ............................................. MP24-06 Jäger, Wolfgang ................ MP98-03, PNFBA-13 Jäger, Wolfram .......................... PD54-09, V2-09 Jahn, Daniela ....................................... MP15-15 Jaimes, Edgar ....................................... MP73-17 Jain, Abhinav ........................................ PD21-07 Jain, Amit L. ........ MP03-03, MP14-07, MP43-17, MP52-08, MP70-01, PD04-01, PD56-05, PD5610, PD61-09 Jain, Kunal ............................................ MP67-20 Jain, Rajat ............................................. PD30-10 Jain, Rajul .............................................. MP48-02 Jain, Samay .......................................... MP30-10 Jain, Sunjay ........................................... PD46-07 Jairath, Ankush ..................................... PD10-07 Jakob, Nicholas .................................... MP06-03 Jalalizadeh, Mehrsa ............ MP71-08, MP88-09 Jalkut, Mark ........................................... PD07-04 Jalloh, Mohamed ....................................... p281 Jamal, Muhammad ............ MP87-14, MP87-19 Jameel, Tarek ....................................... MP40-01 James, Andrew .......................... PD38-06, p247 James, Gaybrielle ................ MP57-20, MP93-11 James, Henderson ................ PD71-06, PD71-07 James, Maxwell .... MP67-06, MP70-20, PD58-09 James, Taryn ......................................... MP17-08 Jamieson, Catriona ............................. MP87-10 Jamieson, Christina .............................. MP87-10 Jameson, James .......................................... p57 Jamil, Marcus ....................................... MP97-04 Jamnagerwalla, Juzar ........ MP14-03, PD02-07, PD17-06, PD50-12, PD54-08 Jamshidian, Hassan ............................. MP08-04 Jamzadeh, Asha ................................... PD62-02 Janak, Judson ...................... MP79-13, PD63-01 Janeway, Katherine A. .............................. p108 Jang, Thomas ...... MP04-05, MP15-10, MP80-04 Jang, Won Sik ....................... MP28-12, PD10-12 Janicki, Joseph ..... MP29-07, MP31-04, PD01-08 Jankowski, Michelle .............................. PD02-11 Jankowski, Ron ................... PD50-08, PNFBA-03 Janssen, Karmon .................. MP62-06, MP62-20 Janzen, Nicolette ................. MP52-07, MP61-16 Jaratlerdsiri, Weerachai ....................... MP83-01 Jarc, Anthony ....................... MP51-01, PD41-12 Jardetzky, Theodore ............................ MP29-06 Jarosek, Stephanie .............. MP36-08, MP53-04
358
Jarrard, David ..... MP15-19, MP23-13, MP53-07, MP53-08, MP77-05, MP96-08, p18 Jarrett, Thomas ............................................. p12 Jarvi, Keith .. MP07-03, MP35-17, PD13-04, p126 Jarvie, Craig ......................................... MP95-03 Javali, Tarun .......................................... PD60-06 Javier, Rodrigo ..................... MP17-15, MP17-18 Jay, Alexander ...................................... PD53-04 Jayachandran, Muthuvel .................... MP19-19 Jayalath, Viranda ................................. PD28-01 Jayanthi, Rama ......................................... V7-07 Jazayeri, Seyed Behzad ...................... MP77-14 Jean Gilles, Jerome .............................. PD71-05 Jean-Michel, Boutin .............. PD64-07, PD64-08 Jebiwott, Sylvia ..................................... MP88-17 Jefferies, Matthew ................ MP04-08, PD33-04 Jeh, Seong Uk ...................... MP23-08, MP84-08 Jeje, Ajibola ................................................ p281 Jelovsek, Eric ......................................... PD54-05 Jemelieta, Thomas ............................... MP95-01 Jemielita, Thomas ................................ MP29-12 Jen, Rita ................................ MP32-07, PD32-12 Jenkins, Lawrence C. ......... MP56-19, MP84-02, MP84-19, PD31-05 Jenkins, Timothy G. ............................... PD13-02 Jensen, Charlotte Harken ................... MP41-17 Jensen, Derek ....................................... MP10-03 Jenson, Cathy ....................................... PD41-11 Jeon, Hwang Gyun .......... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP22-12, MP28-17, MP72-04, PD61-07 Jeon, Seong Soo ... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP2212, MP28-17, MP72-04, PD61-07 Jeong, Byong Chang ....... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP22-12, MP28-17, MP72-04, PD61-07 Jeong, Chang Wook .......... MP67-04, MP67-08, MP72-04, MP72-10, p207 Jeong, Hee Jong ................. MP02-14, MP63-12 Jeong, Hyeon ....... MP45-12, PD27-07, PD30-12 Jeong, Hyeong Guk ............ MP25-05, MP81-19 Jeong, In Gab .... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP55-11, MP58-06, MP59-09, MP69-15, PD0912 Jeong, Jae Yong ..... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP0806, MP13-18, MP16-14, MP39-18, MP73-20, MP84-06, PD10-12, PD42-01, PD42-02 Jeong, Jae Young ................................ PD72-04 Jeong, Pildu .......................................... MP65-14 Jeong, Seong Ho ................................. MP28-14 Jeong, Seong Jin .... MP03-20, MP46-02, MP4905, MP67-10 Jeong, Wooju ........ MP97-04, PD15-04, PD51-05 Jeoung, In Gab .................................... MP71-10 Jerde, Travis ................................. MP17-05, p58 Jereczek-Fossa, Barbara A. ................. MP53-12 Jeshurun, Michal ................................... PD19-10 Jessop, Morris ....................................... MP66-02 Jevnikar, Jeffrey ................................... MP74-05 Jewett, Michael ... MP67-20, PD11-06, PD48-05, PD53-07, PD57-04, p21 Jezequel, Magali .................................. MP85-09 Jha, Amitabh ........................................ PD64-04 Jha, Shalini ............................................ MP13-13 Jhang, Jia-Fong .................................... PD01-11 Jhonson, Kipp ....................................... MP14-08 Ji, Changwei ........................ MP49-16, MP72-07 Ji, Liang ................................................. MP59-17 Ji, Lunan ................................................ MP89-03 Ji, Niannan ............................................ PD48-06 Jia, Liwei ................................................ MP33-14 Jian, Xuewen ........................................ PD70-07 Jiang, Deke .......................................... MP57-01 Jiang, Hai-Hong ................... MP40-08, MP41-08 Jiang, Haiyan ....................................... MP65-09 Jiang, Hongyang ................................. MP12-03 Jiang, Hui ...................................................... p38 Jiang, Mingcheng ................................ MP85-20 Jiang, Ruiyang .... MP66-15, MP92-15, PD35-05, PD35-09 Jiang, Wei ............................................. MP91-04 Jiang, Xuewen ..................................... MP31-17 Jiang, Yaodong ................... MP23-01, MP26-11 Jiao, Yan ............................................... MP23-01 Jibara, Ghalib ..... MP33-18, MP64-13, MP76-04, PD56-03 Jick, Susan ............................................ MP09-17 Jie, Jin ................................................... MP60-11 Jilg, Cordula ......................................... MP53-12
Jim, Heather ......................................... MP04-06 Jimenez, Juan ...................................... MP75-17 Jin, Chengshi ......................................... PD02-03 Jin, Hai-Rong ........................................ MP45-11 Jin, Hongfang ....................................... MP83-20 Jin, Huixia .............................................. MP23-20 Jin, Jie .................... MP83-20, PD01-07, PD43-04 Jin, Subin ............................... MP44-15, MP44-16 Jindal, Tarun .......... MP53-18, PD18-07, PD51-05 Jinzaki, Masahiro ....................... PD40-09, V4-10 Jochems, Caroline ............................... MP15-10 Johans, Carrie ...................... MP01-13, MP02-05 John, Hubert ................ MP78-14, V12-04, V2-03 Johnin, Kazuyoshi ...................................... V9-05 Johnsen, Niels ....................................... MP79-10 Johnsen, Steven A. .............................. MP28-03 Johnson, Anna ..................................... MP92-07 Johnson, Bincy ...................................... PD28-03 Johnson, Brett .... MP100-04, MP100-09, MP10018, MP62-12, V11-03 Johnson, Cameron .............................. MP17-16 Johnson, Candace .............................. MP88-13 Johnson, Christie ................................ MP100-14 Johnson, Christopher ........................... MP86-09 Johnson, Cynthia ................................. MP62-10 Johnson, Dane ..................... MP89-01, MP89-18 Johnson, Eileen ..................................... PD38-09 Johnson, Emilie ... MP35-01, MP61-13, MP61-15, p108, p297 Johnson, Geoffrey B. ........................... MP77-04 Johnson, Mark E. ............................... PNFLBA-02 Johnson, Michael .. PD59-02, PD59-06, PD67-11 Johnson, Michael H. ............................. PD59-12 Johnson, Nia ......................................... MP86-09 Johnson, Scott .... MP04-16, MP10-02, MP20-11, MP49-15, PD57-09, PD66-03 Johnson-Pais, Teresa ............................ MP39-06 Johnston, Jonathan ............................. MP42-15 Johnston III, William K. .......................... PD56-12 Johnstone, Peter ................................... PD49-01 Joice, Gregory .... MP54-04, MP80-15, PD04-08, PD04-11, PD53-05, PD69-10 Jokisch, Friedrich .. MP54-03, MP58-17, PD38-04 Jokisch, Jan-Friedrich ........................... PD36-05 Jolanta, Bondaruk ................................ PD62-03 Jon, Sangyong ............................................. p41 Jonas, Oliver ............................................... p233 Jones, Alex ......... MP01-13, MP02-05, MP100-20 Jones, Cameron ................................... PD70-07 Jones, Chris ........................................... PD36-06 Jones, J. Stephen .... MP38-12, MP70-08, MP7013, MP70-17, PD28-09, PD55-12, PD56-02, PD56-03, PD56-04, p130 Jones, James ........................................ MP41-06 Jones, Joshua ....................................... PD10-05 Jones, Karen ..................................... PNFLBA-11 Jones, Lamont ......................................... V10-02 Jones, LeRoy ......................................... MP25-01 Jones, Peter A. .... MP65-10, MP65-11, MP98-02 Jones, Randy ......................... PD06-03, PD42-11 Jones, Stephen .................. PD54-01, PPTLBA-02 Jones, Tonye ............. PD28-07, PNFBA-10, p234 Joniau, Steven .... MP46-01, MP64-02, MP77-01, MP93-02, PD15-09, PD15-11, PD48-03, PD4807, PD51-02, PD51-08, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10, p318 Joo, Sarah ............................................. PD71-02 Jordan, Andre ...................... MP39-15, MP44-11 Jordan, Brian ........................................ MP68-02 Jordan, Emmet .................... MP48-17, MP98-04 Jordan, Gerald .................................. p17, p108 Jordan, Mark .............................................. p252 Jordanova, Ekaterina .......................... MP44-18 Jorgez, Carolina ................................... MP08-20 Joseph, Jean ...... MP03-11, MP64-08, MP93-14, PD05-10, V4-01, p15, p207, p305 Joseph, Richard .................................... PD52-11 Joseph, Sachin ..................................... MP30-13 Joshi, Andre ............. MP18-11, PNFBA-08, p234 Joshi, Hrishi .................................................. p158 Joshi, Pankaj ..... FRII-15, MP41-09, PD29-11, V107, V1-10, p233 Joshi, Prarthan ...... MP90-20, PD27-06, PD60-06 Joshi, Shivani ......................................... MP04-06 Joshi, Shreyas ...... MP10-19, MP52-03, MP59-12, MP64-02, MP80-19, MP93-02, PD49-09, PD5208, PD62-06
Jota de Paula, Flavio ........................... PD38-11 Joulin, Vincent ...................................... MP37-13 Joyner, Byron ........................................ MP51-07 Ju, Young-Min ....................................... PD49-07 Juarez, Alvaro ............................................. p277 Jua ´ rez del Dago, Pablo ......................... V10-03 Jubelirer, Steven ................................... PD52-09 Judell-Halfpenney, Andrew ................ MP17-09 Judge, Clark ......................................... MP89-04 Jue, Joshua S. ....................... PD40-02, PD66-09 Juenemann, Klaus-Peter .... MP53-11, MP77-01, PD15-09 Juluru, Krishna ....................................... MP73-17 Jun, Changhan .................... MP52-14, MP52-15 Juneau, Paul ........................................ MP32-03 Ju¨nemann, Klaus-Peter ........................ MP18-10 Jung, Ae Ryang ................................... MP28-20 Jung, Dae Chul .................................... MP84-06 Jung, Hee Chang . MP35-14, PD44-02, PD50-05 Jung, Hyun-Jin ...................................... MP09-11 Jung, Jae Hung .................................... MP09-09 Jung, Jina .............................................. PD69-05 Jung, Joon Se ...................... MP59-13, MP77-10 Jung, Nathan ............................... V10-06, V6-09 Jung, Seung Il ....................... MP67-04, MP67-08 Jung, Won Sik ....................... MP28-12, MP98-18 Jung, Yeon Soo .................................... MP33-19 Ju´nior, Maurı´cio ....................................... V10-08 Jurado, Alberto ......................................... V6-03 Juraskova, Ilona .................................... PD06-05 Justh, Nora ............................................ PD12-12 Justice, Sheryl ........................................ PD12-03 Juurlink, David ....................................... PD52-07 Juvet, Tristan ......................... MP07-03, PD65-01
K Kaag, Matthew .... MP55-13, MP96-06, PD52-06 Kabakci, Ahmet Sinan ........... MP50-19, V11-02 Kabasakal, Levent ............................... MP20-15 Kabbara, Hani ...................................... PD41-09 Kabore ´ , Re ´ mi ........................................ MP03-10 Kaburagi, Naoto ................................... PD51-07 Kachroo, Naveen .... MP92-07, MP96-15, PD6201, V2-11 Kacker, Ravi ................................................ p157 Kadakia, Meet ...................................... PD04-01 Kader, A. Karim ................ MP43-07, PNFLBA-13 Kadima, Norbert ................................... PD54-05 Kadioglu, Ates .............................. MP89-05, p84 Kadlec, Adam ...................................... PD14-03 Kadner, Gregor ..................................... PD27-03 Kadono, Yoshifumi ............... MP87-02, PD49-10 Kadow, Brian T. ..................................... PD54-07 Kadowitz, Philip J. ................ MP45-16, MP81-11 Kaefer, Daniela ......................................... V1-03 Kaestner, Klaus ..................... MP65-16, MP98-12 Kafka, Ilan ............................................. MP95-12 Kagacan, Coskun ................ MP84-17, PD69-08 Kagan, Jacob ...................................... MP33-12 Kagawa, Makoto ................................. MP04-19 Kagaya, Hideaki .................. MP16-08, MP74-08 Kageyama, Susumu ................................. V9-05 Kageyama, Yukio ................................. MP72-14 Kahn, Arnold ......................................... MP12-12 Kahn, Barbara E. ..... MP35-02, MP35-12, MP3513, MP79-04, MP84-10 Kahraman, Semra ................................ MP89-07 Kai, Masahiro ........................................ MP44-14 Kaiho, Yasuhiro ... MP09-07, MP37-19, MP52-01, MP78-04, MP80-02 Kajbafzadeh, Abdol-Mohammad ..... MP61-05, MP61-18, MP66-18, p201 Kajikawa, Keishi .... MP11-10, MP43-14, PD26-08 Kajioka, Shunichi ................... MP42-19, PD26-11 Kakehi, Yoshiyuki .................................. MP71-18 Kakiashvili, David .................. MP75-10, PD67-12 Kakizaki, Hidehiro ................. MP82-03, MP85-01 Kakumoto, Shinji ................................... MP04-07 Kalapara, Arveen ................................ MP77-09 Kalb, Bobby T. ....................................... PD02-06 Kalejaiye, Ayo ...................................... MP89-13 Kalejaiye, Odunayo ............. MP89-09, PD25-08 Kaler, Kamaljot S. ................. MP75-14, PD41-10 Kalfa, Nicolas ........................................ MP06-19 Kaljaiye, Ayo ......................................... MP56-04
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Kalkhoff, Stephen ................................. MP01-13 Kallingal, George J.S. ........................... MP47-19 Kalogiro, Charis .................................... MP99-16 Kalsbeek, Anton ................... MP53-10, MP83-01 Kam, Jonathan .................................... MP38-14 Kam, Sung Chul ................... MP23-08, MP84-08 Kamal, Ahmed ..................................... MP74-20 Kamal, Amr ......... MP68-07, MP68-08, MP81-06, MP90-18 Kamal, Mohammed ........................... PNFBA-13 Kamal, Puneet ...................................... PD13-10 Kamarizan, Mohamad ........................ MP04-08 Kamat, Ashish M. ..... MP04-14, MP15-09, MP2111, MP78-02, PD36-11, PD48-08, PD62-03, PPTLBA-02, p16, p21, p37, p64 Kamba, Tomomi .................. MP02-12, MP71-18 Kameh, Darian ..................................... MP47-20 Kameh, Darien .................................. PNFLBA-02 Kamel, Amira ........................................ MP65-19 Kamel, Mohamed ................................ MP69-09 Kameli, Seyedeh ......... Maryam ......... MP61-05 Kamenko, Anastasia ............................ PD10-05 Kamibeppu, Toyoharu ......................... MP60-06 Kamijma, Syuichi .................................. MP57-15 Kaminetsky, Jed ... MP91-16, PD23-10, PD26-03, PD26-10, PD69-02 Kaminski, Pierre-Alexandre .................. MP87-08 Kamisawa, Hideyuki ............ MP41-18, MP66-05 Kamiya, Hiroyuki ................................... MP89-11 Kamiya, Naoto ..................................... MP57-15 Kamiyama, Yoshihiro ........................... MP52-01 Kammerer-Jacquet, Sole ` ne-Florence .... MP3714, MP54-18, MP59-02, MP59-03 Kamoi, Kazumi ...... MP20-12, MP93-20, PD40-04 Kamoto, Toshiyuki ................................. MP60-06 Kamphuis, Guido ..... PD30-03, PD42-05, V12-02 Kan, Fangyu .......................... MP31-16, PD26-02 Kan, Kathleen M. ................ MP67-03, MP90-09, PD39-06 Kan, Masaharu ..................................... MP97-03 Kanabur, Pratik ..................... MP38-04, PD40-02 Kanai, Anthony .... MP82-03, MP85-01, PD01-03 Kanai, Anthony J. ................................. PD70-09 Kanai, Kunimitsu ................................... MP34-16 Kanao, Kent ........ MP11-10, MP16-07, MP43-14, MP67-11, PD26-08 Kanashiro, Hideki ................. MP30-07, MP74-16 Kanayama, Hiro-omi ................. MP98-20, p210 Kanazawa, Motohiro ........... MP20-12, MP93-20 Kanazawa, Takayuki ............................ MP73-02 Kandzari, Stanley .................................. PD44-07 Kane, Christopher J. ........... MP20-02, MP20-19, MP43-07, MP47-09, MP57-18, MP87-10, PD0308, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD24-09, PD40-07, PD40-12, p21 Kaneko, Go .......................................... MP34-16 Kang, Dong Heok ................................ MP98-18 Kang, Dong Hyuk .... MP62-01, MP62-14, MP8406 Kang, Ho Won ...................................... MP65-14 Kang, Misun .......................... MP56-18, PD31-11 Kang, Seok Ho ...................................... MP67-08 Kang, Sung Gu .......... MP67-04, MP67-08, p207 Kang, Sung Hak ................... MP59-13, MP77-10 Kang, Sung Ku .... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP08-06, MP13-18, MP16-14, MP39-18, MP73-20, MP84-06, PD10-12, PD42-01, PD42-02 Kang, Taek Won .................. MP67-04, MP67-08 Kang, Yong Jin ..................................... MP28-12 Kanno, Yukiko ....................... MP31-15, PD64-09 Kanoo, Sadhna .................................... MP45-03 Kansas, Bryan ....................................... MP25-01 Kantoff, Philip ....... MP28-14, PD10-02, PD24-12, p41 Kanwal, Rajnee ..................................... PD33-02 Kanzawa, Taichi ................................... MP28-15 Kanzelmeyer, Saskia ............................ MP53-20 Kaouk, Jihad H. .. MP22-01, MP49-06, MP49-11, MP49-15, MP49-17, MP55-04, MP67-09, MP72-05, MP72-16, MP73-19, MP92-05, PD2004, PD29-06, PD66-05, p11, p21, p207, p324 Kapadia, Kailash ...................... FRII-01, PD54-12 Kapahi, Pankaj ..................................... MP12-12 Kapaku, Lei ........................................... MP62-06 Kaplan, Adam ...................................... MP01-07 Kaplan, Alan ......................................... MP13-08 Kaplan, Alan L. ..................... MP32-09, PD32-10
Kaplan, Jeremy ..................... PD07-12, PD33-05 Kaplan, Rick ......................... MP38-07, MP70-02 Kaplan, Steven ... MP05-10, MP13-01, MP69-04, p15, p56, p122 Kapoor, Anil ...................... PD37-01, p278, p332 Kapoor, Deepak ............ PNFLBA-06, p90, p158 Kapoor, Rakesh .. MP06-11, MP36-12, MP68-20, MP74-02 Kapphahn, Kristopher .......................... MP28-06 Kaprin, Andrey ..................................... MP28-10 Kapur, Payal ....... MP36-03, MP44-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, PD10-08, PD61-06 Kara, Önder ........ MP22-01, MP49-06, MP49-11, MP49-17, MP55-04, MP64-19, MP67-09, MP72-05, MP72-16, MP73-19, PD20-04, PD2809, PD29-06, PD66-05 Karabon, Patrick ................. MP04-20, MP53-18, MP69-01, MP76-05, MP97-04, PD03-06, PD1010, PD15-04, PD18-07, PD32-05, PD43-11, PD47-08, PD51-05, PD58-12 Karafotias, Ahilleas ............................... MP79-19 Karakiewicz, Pierre I. ........... MP05-08, MP20-03, MP20-13, MP34-20, MP97-09, PD10-04, PD3705, PD37-06, PD47-12, PD51-04, PD51-12 Karakoyunlu, Nihat ............................... MP73-16 Karakus, Serkan .................................... MP45-01 Karam, Georges ................................... MP06-19 Karam, Jose A. ... MP55-13, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP78-02, PD04-03, PD04-09, PD2008, PD52-03, p167 Karaman, Umar R. ............................... MP40-07 Karczmar, Greg .................................... MP17-13 Kardos, Jordan ..................... MP34-01, MP88-20 Kardos, Steve ........................................ MP03-16 Kardos, Steven ...................................... PD06-11 Karim, Sultan, H. ................................... MP46-03 Karim, Safiya ......................................... PD09-10 Karkampouna, Sofia ............ MP41-10, MP44-17 Karl, Alexander .... MP54-03, MP58-17, PD24-02, PD36-05, PD38-04 Karnes, R. Jeffery ..... MP10-16, MP53-19, MP7819, PD48-03, PD48-07, PD72-02 Karnes, R. Jeffrey ..... MP15-16, MP20-01, MP2106, MP34-02, MP34-03, MP34-14, MP53-12, MP53-16, MP57-18, MP64-02, MP77-01, MP77-04, MP77-17, MP87-01, MP93-02, MP93-16, PD03-03, PD11-01, PD15-09, PD1511, PD49-11, PD51-02, PD51-08, PD51-10, PD71-03, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD7, p16 Karow, David ........................................ MP43-07 Karpatsi, Eleni ....................................... MP99-09 Karpman, Edward ....................... MP25-01, p56 Karram, Mickey ............................................ p16 Karsenty, Gilles ...... PD64-05, PD64-07, PD64-08, p213 Karsh, Lawrence ... MP28-01, PD71-01, PNFLBA10, p15 Kartal, Ibrahim ...................... MP89-20, PD69-09 Kasabwala, Khushabu ......................... MP16-19 Kasahara, Ken-ichi ............................... MP26-19 Kasahara, Takashi ................................ MP37-04 Kasarskis, Andrew ................................. MP14-08 Kashan, Mahyar . MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-14 Kashanian, James A. .......... MP25-12, MP25-14, PD31-03 Kashima, Takeshi .................................. MP97-20 Kashiwagi, Eiji ...... MP10-09, MP48-13, MP71-08, MP88-08 Kashyap, Mahendra ........... MP11-06, MP13-19, MP17-01, MP31-02, PD01-08, PD54-07 Kasivisvanathan, Veeru ....... MP51-12, PD43-06 Kasra, Saeb-Parsy ................................. MP20-10 Kassam, Zahra ........................................... V4-11 Kassem, A. ............................................. PD23-01 Kassouf, Wassim .. MP58-03, MP58-04, MP67-18, MP78-09, MP78-13, MP88-12, p125 Kastin, Alexander ................................. MP75-10 Kastner, Christof .................... MP20-10, PD43-02 Kasuya, Takeo ...................................... MP05-19 Kasyan, George .................................... PD02-01 Kataoka, Madoka ............... MP21-18, MP34-17 Kataoka, Masao . MP17-04, MP31-12, MP39-13, MP48-04, PD02-02 Katariya, Nitin ....................................... MP06-03 Katayama, Hiromichi ........................... MP60-18
Kates, Max .......... MP41-15, MP48-19, MP54-04, MP65-06, MP65-20, PD14-12, PD32-08, PD5702, PD57-12, PD67-11, PD69-10 Kathrins, Martin ..................................... MP91-04 Katia, Monastyrskaya .......................... MP82-19 Kato, Masashi ....................... MP09-14, MP47-18 Kato, Mayuko ...... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP99-13 Kato, Minoru ......................................... MP57-06 Kato, Shingo ......................................... MP05-04 Kato, Taiki ............................. MP41-18, MP66-05 Kato, Taku ............................................. MP14-06 Kato, Yoshiharu .... MP11-10, MP43-14, PD26-08 Kato, Yuji ................................................ PD23-02 Katoh, Shinnosuke ................................ MP78-04 Katorski, Jenna ..................................... MP85-08 Katta, Shilpa ......................................... MP87-14 Kattan, Michael ................... MP01-02, MP93-03 Katz, Aaron ......... MP05-18, MP70-04, MP70-09, PD36-09, PD56-09, PD67-05, PD67-06, p239 Katz, Matthew ...................................... MP69-07 Kauffman, Eric ...................... MP39-14, MP60-02 Kaufman, Jonathan ............................. PD01-08 Kaufman, Matthew .............................. MP76-20 Kaufman, Melissa ..... MP31-03, MP79-10, PD3905, PD50-08, p56, p235 Kaufman, Ronald ................ MP24-20, p12, p69 Kaufman, Samuel R. ........... MP32-20, MP76-02, PD32-01, PD32-03 Kaufmann, Basil .................................... MP38-10 Kaul, Asheesh ....................................... MP68-15 Kaur, Daljit ............................................. MP15-08 Kaushik, Dharam ................ MP100-01, MP39-06 Kava, Bruce .......... MP09-10, MP51-20, PD22-08 Kavaler, Elizabeth ................................. MP29-20 Kavaliers, Laimonis ............................... MP10-20 Kavanagh, Alex ................................... MP46-06 Kaver, Issac ........................................... PD73-08 Kavoussi, Louis ..... MP22-03, PD66-08, p12, p17, p36, p235 Kavoussi, Nicholas .... MP08-03, MP22-11, V4-06 Kavran, Michael ................................... MP82-01 Kawa, Omar ......................................... MP92-05 Kawaguchi, Toshiaki ............................ MP34-04 Kawahara, Rebeca ............................. MP87-03 Kawahara, Takashi ............. MP28-16, MP71-08, MP88-08 Kawai, Noriyasu ... MP83-03, MP86-07, MP98-11 Kawai, Tatsuo ....................................... MP30-04 Kawai, Yoshihisa . MP21-04, MP44-09, MP65-03, MP73-08 Kawaii, Yoshihisa .................................. MP60-15 Kawakami, Masanori ............................ PD11-09 Kawakami, Satoru ............... MP02-20, MP04-19 Kawal, Trudy ......................... MP61-04, MP61-15 Kawamorita, Naoki ............. MP29-09, MP37-19, MP80-02 Kawamoto, Bunya .. MP07-15, MP94-08, MP9416, MP97-18 Kawamoto, Satomi ............................... PD11-12 Kawamura, Koji .................... MP37-09, MP37-15 Kawamura, Naoko .............. MP16-06, MP39-12 Kawamura, Norihiko ............ MP73-02, MP99-06 Kawamura, Sadafumi .......... MP60-18, PD53-08 Kawasaki, Yoshihide ........... MP09-07, MP37-19, MP80-02 Kawashima, Atsunari .......... MP73-02, MP99-01, MP99-06 Kawashita, Nair Honda ....................... MP74-07 Kawauchi, Akihiro ..................................... V9-05 Kay, Fernando U. ................. MP08-03, MP22-11 Kay, Jonathan ...................................... PD65-10 Kaya, Engin ........................................... MP56-17 Kayano, Paulo ...................................... PD61-04 Kayano, Sotaro .................................... MP20-14 Kaye, Deborah R. ..... MP69-03, PD14-01, PD1402, PD14-04, PD32-02 Kayigil, Onder ...................... MP25-16, MP81-05 Kayondo, Musa .................................... MP86-15 Kazerouni, Kayvan ............................... MP21-16 Keane, Thomas ..................... PD28-02, PD61-08 Keanie, Julian ....................................... MP62-18 Kearney, Gary ...................................... MP28-18 Kearney, Michael ................................. MP28-18 Kearns, James ..... MP43-10, MP43-11, MP80-05, PD06-12, PD43-12, PD49-05, PD55-02 Kedar, Daniel ....... MP23-11, MP84-05, PD19-10 Kedar, Inbal ........................................... PD07-10
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Keegan, Kirk K. ..................................... MP93-18 Keegan, Theresa .................. MP15-06, PD19-04 Keel, Chris .................................... V10-06, V6-09 Keeley, Francis .. MP50-16, MP96-13, p22, p158 Keenan, Alison ........................................... p108 Keeter, Mary Kate ... MP35-02, MP35-12, MP3513, MP51-08, MP79-04, MP84-10, MP95-11 Keheila, Mohamed . MP30-08, MP40-13, MP5917, MP66-12, PD11-04, PD21-04, V7-06, V8-04 Kehinde, Elijah ............................................ p281 Kehoe, John .......................... PD44-11, PD69-12 Keihani, Sorena ... MP35-06, MP35-07, MP79-01, PD13-02, PD29-02, PD63-02, V1-09 Keith, Christopher ............................... PNFBA-12 Keller, Etienne X. ................... MP02-02, PD23-05 Keller, Hansjörg ..................................... MP36-19 Kellogg-Spadt, Susan ................................... p14 Kelly, Brooks .......................................... MP63-07 Kelly, Emily ................................................. V4-08 Kelly, Emily Fell .................................... MP100-15 Kelly, Isaac ............................................ MP66-12 Kelly, John ........... MP10-17, MP15-18, MP44-13, MP92-05, PD19-08, PD43-05 Kelp, Alexandra ................... MP36-01, MP40-09 Kemeter, Michael ................................ MP86-16 Kemper, Michael W. ... FRII-09, MP24-04, MP4411, MP76-20, MP95-09 Kempkensteffen, Carsten .................... MP59-19 Kench, James ....................................... MP83-01 Kenigsberg, Alexander P. ........ MP70-06, V4-04 Kennelly, Michael ................................ p14, p57 Kenney, Patrick A. ................ MP86-17, PD04-09 Kenny, Charlott ..................................... PD43-07 Kenton, Kimberly .................................. MP82-05 Kerdraon, Jacques ... MP85-09, PD64-05, PD6407, PD64-08, V5-03 Keren Paz, Gal ..................................... MP10-10 Kerfoot, B. Price ......................... MP92-16, p225 Kernan, Kenneth ................................... PD65-07 Kerr, Candace ........................................... p191 Kerr, Preston ......................... MP04-14, MP21-11 Kesavan, Arshvin .................................. MP74-17 Kesavan, Esuvaranathan .................... MP15-17 Kesch, Claudia ..... MP03-02, MP03-07, PD43-02 Keskin, Sarp ............ PD04-09, PD20-08, PD52-03 Kessler, Thomas ..................... PD64-11, PD70-10 Keswani, Sundeep ................................ PD12-08 Keyock, Kristy ................................................ p14 Khademhosseini, Ali ..................................... p40 Khalafalla, Kareim ................................ MP07-17 Khaleel, Sari .......................................... MP95-10 Khalifa, Elias .......................................... MP11-20 Khambati, Aziz ...................................... MP68-02 Khamraev, Otabek ............................... PD23-07 Khan, Amir ............................................ MP21-13 Khan, Farooq ........................................ MP02-04 Khan, Muhammad Shamim . PD19-06, PD41-03 Khan, Saeed ....... MP12-04, MP12-13, MP12-18, p76 Khan, Shamim ...... MP92-05, PD41-04, PD46-05, PD67-08 Khandekar, Janardan ......................... MP57-01 Khandwala, Yash . MP69-15, PD09-12, PD13-03, PD14-06 Khanna, Rakesh ........................................... p37 Khater, Nazih ....... MP59-17, MP66-12, PD06-02, PD21-04, V7-06, V8-04 Khater, Sherry ....................................... MP41-02 Khater, Shery ........................................ MP06-09 Khatri, Gaurav ...................... MP08-03, MP22-11 Khavari, Rose .............. PD38-07, PD64-06, p297 Khene, Zineddine .... MP55-09, MP59-02, MP5903, MP59-20 Khera, Mohit ........ MP25-01, PD69-06, p15, p21, p37, p42 Khetrapal, Pramit ................................. MP44-13 Kheyfets, Steve ..................................... MP49-15 Khokhlova, Tatiana ............................ MP100-02 Khokhlova, Vera ................................. MP100-02 Khoshnoodi, Pooria ............ MP38-11, PNFBA-10 Khoury, Antoine ........................ MP61-11, V7-04 Khoury, Sean ........................................ MP38-14 Khoury, Tony ................................................. p36 Khurana, Kiranpreet ... MP79-09, PD59-03, V1001, V9-06 Khusid, Johnathan A. ........................... PD40-10 Ki, Byeong Seong ................................. MP41-16
Kianimanesh, Maral ............................. MP66-18 Kibar, Yusuf ........................................... MP56-17 Kibel, Adam S. .... MP04-04, MP14-12, MP34-11, MP34-19, MP38-09, MP55-17, MP71-09, MP86-03, PD05-11, PD10-02, PD10-10, PD1408, PD18-08, PD28-06, PD58-01, PD62-01, PD62-12, PD67-09, PD71-01, p14, p16, p21, p189 Kibria, Fayruz ............................................. V4-11 Kichenadasse, Ganessan .................... MP83-08 Kidd, Brian ............................................. MP14-08 Kido, Koichi ........................................... MP71-12 Kido, Masahito ..................................... MP47-13 Kieffer, Kelly .......................................... MP86-20 Kielb, Stephanie .................. MP51-08, MP85-10, MP86-18, MP95-11, p113, p210 Kiely, Eamonn A. ................................... PD63-05 Kieran, Kathleen ......... MP51-07, MP66-17, p17, p108 Kiessling, Ann ..................................... PNFLBA-01 Kihara, Kazunori .. MP15-04, MP16-06, MP31-05, MP39-12, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15, MP72-14, MP83-13, PD11-08 Kijima, Toshiki ....... MP15-04, MP31-05, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15, MP83-13, PD11-08 Kikkawa, Kazuro .................. MP01-16, MP62-03, MP64-14 Kikkuchi, Eiji ........................................... MP74-15 Kikuchi, Eiji ........... MP09-18, MP15-03, MP25-17, MP34-16 KIkuchi, Eiji ............................................. MP53-06 Kikuchi, Eiji ........... MP71-13, MP71-20, MP81-18, MP83-02, MP83-10, MP87-20, MP98-01, PD1506, PD40-09, PD48-09, PD48-10 Kikugawa, Tadahiko ............................ MP18-15 Kil, Paul .................................................. PD47-07 Kilburn, Lucy ...................................... PNFLBA-16 Kilchevsky, Ami ........................................ V10-12 Killilea, David ........................ MP12-12, MP95-02 Killinger, Kim A. ..... PD02-11, PD39-07, PD44-01, PD54-04 Kim, Albert ............................................ MP15-07 Kim, Aram ............................................. MP41-07 Kim, Bu J. ............................................... PD69-11 Kim, Bum Soo ....................... MP09-11, MP29-04 Kim, Byung Hoon .................................. MP09-11 Kim, Chan Kyo ... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP22-12 Kim, Choung-Soo .... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP5503, MP55-11, MP58-06, MP59-09, MP71-10 Kim, Do Kyung ..... MP08-06, MP13-18, PD42-01, PD42-02 Kim, Edward ............................................... p224 Kim, Eric ............... MP08-11, MP27-16, MP87-17, MP93-19 Kim, Fernando J. .... MP100-19, MP12-11, MP2419, MP92-20, p275, p278 Kim, Frances ....................................... MP100-16 Kim, Gun Nam ...................................... MP09-11 Kim, Han Kwon ..................................... MP77-07 Kim, Hankyul ......................................... MP86-04 Kim, Hyeon Hoe ................................... MP72-10 Kim, Hyeon Woo .................................. MP73-14 Kim, Hyeong Gon ................................ MP13-11 Kim, Hyo Sin ........................................... PD23-09 Kim, Hyun Tae ...................... MP09-11, MP29-04 Kim, Hyun Woo ..................... MP27-01, PD23-09 Kim, Hyung ............................................ PD71-01 Kim, Hyung Lae .......................................... p324 Kim, Hyung Suk ..................................... MP72-10 Kim, Isaac Y. ..................................... p207, p233 Kim, Isaac ............................................. MP60-08 Kim, Isaac Yi .......................... MP57-05, PD24-10 Kim, Jae Heon ...................... MP69-15, PD09-12 Kim, Jae Ho .......................................... MP09-11 Kim, Jae Soo ......................................... MP09-11 Kim, Ja-Hong . PD02-07, PD17-07, PD50-06, p14 Kim, Jang Hwan ......................... PD64-12, p207 Kim, Jason ............ MP23-17, MP24-09, PD06-09, PD54-12 Kim, Jayoung ....... MP29-10, MP82-02, MP82-18 Kim, Je Jong ......................... MP25-05, MP81-19 Kim, Jeong Hoon ................................. MP28-17 Kim, Jeong Hyun .................................. MP46-02 Kim, Jong Chan .................... PD42-01, PD42-02 Kim, Jong Keun ... MP55-11, MP58-06, MP71-10, PD48-02
Kim, Jong Won ... MP08-06, MP13-18, MP16-14, MP84-06, PD10-12, PD42-01, PD42-02, PD64-12 Kim, Jong Wook ................... MP25-05, MP81-19 Kim, Joon Chul ..................... MP27-01, PD23-09 Kim, Jun Ki ............................................. MP41-07 Kim, Jun Seok ....................... MP02-14, MP63-12 Kim, Kang Sup ...................................... MP27-01 Kim, Khae Hawn ................................... MP82-11 Kim, Ki Ho .............................................. MP09-11 Kim, Ki Kyung ........................................ MP27-07 Kim, Kwang Hyun .... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP0615, MP39-18, MP73-20 Kim, Kwanghee .................. MP100-08, MP88-17 Kim, Kyu Shik ......................................... PD69-03 Kim, KyungHwan .................................. MP93-05 Kim, Lawrence H. C. ............................ MP49-18 Kim, Michelle ......................................... PD50-07 Kim, Min-Jeong .................................... MP01-20 Kim, Myong ......... MP27-02, MP27-03, MP55-11, MP58-06, MP71-10 Kim, Myung ........................................... PD48-02 Kim, Myung Ki ..... MP02-14, MP40-04, MP63-12, MP67-04, MP67-08 Kim, Myung Soo ... MP28-12, MP98-18, PD10-12 Kim, Noel ....................................................... p14 Kim, Raymond ...................................... MP38-14 Kim, Robin ............................................. MP30-19 Kim, Sae Woong . MP28-20, MP64-01, MP68-11, PD69-05 Kim, Sang Woon ....................................... V6-12 Kim, Se Joong ....................... MP13-03, PD72-04 Kim, Simon ........... MP04-14, MP15-07, MP22-06, MP47-12, MP53-17, MP97-19, PD09-02, p318 Kim, Sinae .............................................. PD24-10 Kim, Soo Woong ................... MP45-12, PD69-05 Kim, Sook Young . MP06-12, MP06-14, MP39-18, MP73-20 Kim, Stephen ........................................ MP21-11 Kim, Su Jin ............................................. MP82-11 Kim, Sun Il .............................. MP13-03, PD72-04 Kim, Sung Jin ........................................ MP77-07 Kim, Sung-Dae ...................................... MP68-11 Kim, Tae ... MP18-06, MP51-13, MP92-07, MP9615, PD11-11, PD18-02, PD58-06, PD58-07, PNFBA-02 Kim, Tae Hyo ......................................... PD69-03 Kim, Tae Jin ......... MP03-20, MP33-19, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10 Kim, Tae Nam ..... MP09-03, MP09-05, MP73-14, MP91-15 Kim, Tae-Hwan .... MP09-11, MP29-04, MP67-04, MP67-08 Kim, Taewoo ......................................... MP13-03 Kim, Take ............................................... MP69-03 Kim, William Y. ...................... MP34-01, MP88-20 Kim, Won Tae ....... MP65-10, MP65-11, MP65-14 Kim, Woo-Jean ..................................... MP45-13 Kim, Wun-Jae ...... MP60-08, MP65-10, MP65-11, MP65-14 Kim, Yeon Yong .................................... MP29-04 Kim, Yohan ............................................ PD65-02 Kim, Yong June .................... MP65-10, MP65-11 Kim, Yong Tae ....................................... PD69-03 Kim, Yong-Il ............................................ PD69-05 Kim, Yong-June .................................... MP65-14 Kim, Young Bin ..................................... MP17-06 Kim, Young Seok .................................. MP71-10 Kim, Young Sig ...................................... PD10-12 Kim, Young Sik ...................................... MP98-18 Kimbark, Donna ......................................... p191 Kimura, Hiroshi ...................................... MP07-11 Kimura, Taichi ....................................... MP88-04 Kimura, Takahiro ... MP20-14, MP47-13, PD33-08 Kimura, Tomo ........................................ PD11-08 Kimura, Toru .......................................... MP83-11 Kimura, Yusuke .... MP07-15, MP94-08, MP94-16, MP97-18 Kin, Seitetsu .......................... MP07-13, MP11-05 King, Kevin .......................................... MP100-14 King, Nancy .................................................. p40 Kinnaird, Adam ..................... MP60-14, PD34-01 Kinouchi, Toshiro .................. MP73-02, MP99-06 Kinzikeeva, Ella ... MP03-05, MP03-13, MP77-15, MP77-20 Kira, Satoru .......... MP26-08, MP82-12, MP82-15, MP82-20
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Kirby, Edgar .......... MP13-12, MP89-16, PD13-05 Kirby, Will ............................... MP91-06, PD45-08 Kirimanjeswara, Girish .......................... MP96-06 Kirk, Peter .............. PD01-10, PD14-05, PD34-08, PD60-11 Kirkali, Ziya ......................... MP82-05, PNFLBA-04 Kirkham, Alex ...... MP38-07, MP51-12, MP70-02, PD55-01 Kirmiz, Samer ........................ MP67-07, MP72-03 Kirpekar, Deepak ....................................... p158 Kirsch, Andrew ............................................ p157 Kirsh, Gary ..................................................... p90 Kishi, Hirofumi ........................ MP38-20, MP48-12 Kishi, Reiko ............................................ MP37-03 Kishikage, Takahiro ............................... MP09-06 Kishimoto, Kei ............................................... p41 Kishimoto, Koichi .................................. MP20-14 Kisiel, John B. ......................................... PD71-03 Kiss, Bernhard ....................... MP34-01, MP44-08 Kissel, Suzanne ...................................... MP90-08 Kissling, Robert ...................................... PD44-09 Kita, Yuki ............................................... MP44-19 Kitagaki, Hajime .................................... PD11-03 Kitagawa, Koichi .................................. MP23-07 Kitagawa, Yasuhide ............................. PD49-10 Kitahara, Satoshi .................................. MP72-14 Kitajima, Hiroshi .................................... MP44-14 Kitamoto-Kiriyama, Kanako ................ MP37-06 Kitamura, Koji ........................................ PD40-04 Kitano, Hiroyuki ..................................... MP16-10 Kitta, Takeya ......... MP31-15, MP37-03, PD64-09 Kittler, Ralf ............................................. MP44-03 Kiuchi, Hiroshi ........ MP07-06, MP84-14, PD70-06 Kiyoshima, Keijiro .................................. MP10-09 Klaassen, Zachary .. FRII-09, MP10-05, MP14-20, MP64-06, MP76-20, MP95-09, PD57-06 Klam, Warren ........................................ PD69-12 Klapheke, Amy ..................................... MP04-09 Klatte, Tobias ........................ MP78-09, MP78-13 Klausner, Adam .. MP08-05, MP63-06, MP63-07, MP86-19, MP94-10, MP94-19 Klehr, Benedikt ...................................... MP46-19 Klein, Eric .. MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, MP2506, MP38-12, MP57-18, MP93-03, MP93-10, PD07-08, PD18-08, PD28-11, PD29-06, PD5511, PD55-12, PD65-07, PD71-05, p16, p89, p235, p282 Klein, Ifat ................................................ PD19-10 Klein, Jake ............................................ MP96-02 Klein, Jan ................................................. V11-02 Klemp, Jennifer .................................... MP93-15 Kliesch, Sabine ..................................... MP91-07 Klima, Irena ........... MP41-10, MP44-17, PD33-06 Kliment, Jan ........................................... PD37-02 Klimov, Sergey ....................................... PD71-09 Klingele, Christopher ............................ MP63-08 Klink, Joseph ......................................... MP93-03 Kloen, Peter .......................... MP41-10, MP44-17 Klopf, Christian ...................................... PD61-12 Klotz, Laurence ... MP14-04, MP77-18, MP83-17, PD07-07, PD24-07, PD37-01, PD55-03, p16, p89, p145, p235, p282 Kluender, Mario .................................... MP40-09 Klumpp, David ..................... MP82-04, MP85-20 Kluth, Luis A. ........ MP36-15, MP36-17, MP80-12, PD34-05, PD36-08, PD60-10 Knauer, Cynthia J ..................................... V4-02 Knauer, Cynthia J. ............................... MP18-03 Kneebone, Andrew .............................. PD06-05 Kneitz, Burkhard .................................... MP99-16 Knight, John ......................... MP01-12, MP12-01 Knight, Sarah ........................................ MP85-16 Knoedler, John ..................... MP01-08, MP19-19 Knoll, Thomas ................................................ p16 Knudsen, Beatrice ................ MP87-11, PD71-09 Knudsen, Bodo .... MP68-10, MP75-16, PD16-03, PD30-04, V11-10, p12, p90, p176, p281 Knuth, Jennifer ...................................... PD09-11 Knyazev, Evgeniy ................................. MP28-10 Ko, Dicken ................. MP30-01, p43, p55, p297 Ko, Ed .................................................... PD13-04 Ko, In Kap ............................................. MP74-06 Ko, Kyungtae ........................................ MP27-07 Ko, Oliver ............................... MP76-06, PD09-09 Ko, Tien C. ............................................. MP45-02 Ko, Young Hwii .... MP35-14, MP75-14, PD44-02, PD50-05
Ko, Young-Hwii ...................................... PD15-02 Kobashi, Kathleen .... MP40-15, PD02-04, PD1709, PD54-03, p15, p17, p37, p102, p159, p211 Kobatake, Kohei .................. MP04-07, MP98-03 Kobayashi, Hideyuki ............................. MP60-17 Kobayashi, Hirohito .............. MP49-09, MP59-18 Kobayashi, Hisataka ......................... PNFLBA-12 Kobayashi, Ikuo .... MP11-10, MP43-14, PD26-08 Kobayashi, Kazuhiro ............................. MP84-20 Kobayashi, Keita .................................. MP21-04 Kobayashi, Takashi .. MP02-12, MP20-08, MP4419, p210 Kobayashi, Yasuyuki ................. MP06-18, V4-05 Koch, Michael ............................ MP08-17, p171 Koch, Rainer ......... MP21-07, MP54-08, PD51-03 Kocher, Neil ......... MP67-18, MP78-09, MP78-13 Kocik, Jurek F. ....................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Köck, Ivonne ......................................... MP82-19 Kockelbergh, Roger C. ........................ PD19-07 Kodaira, Kiichiro ................................... MP05-04 Kodama, Yoshiki ................................... MP78-10 Kodumudi, Krithika ............................... MP48-20 Koeck, Ivonne ...................................... MP26-01 Koehne, Elizabeth L. ............ MP04-11, MP05-17 Koelle, Sabine ....................................... PD08-01 Koenig, Joel .................................................. p17 Koestler, Devin ...................................... MP10-03 Kofuji, Satoshi ........................................ MP60-16 Koga, Fumitaka .. MP21-18, MP34-17, MP72-14, MP83-13 Kogan, Barry ......................................... PD58-04 Koguchi, Tomoyuki .............. MP39-13, MP48-04 Koh, Chester ......................... MP52-07, MP61-15 Koh, Jun Sung ....................................... PD23-09 Kohaar, Indu ........................ MP33-12, MP87-18 Kohan, Alfred ........................................ PD26-10 Kohjimoto, Yasuo ..... MP01-16, MP62-02, MP6203, MP64-14, PD21-10 Köhler, Tobias ...... MP25-01, MP27-20, MP35-03, MP42-07, MP56-09, MP84-11, PD27-02, PNFBA-01, p13, p42, p157, p327 Kohli, Manish ......................................... MP53-07 Köhn, F.M. ............................................. MP81-10 Kohn, Jaden R. .... MP91-02, PD13-08, PD31-02, PD68-10 Kohn, Taylor P. .... MP07-01, MP13-12, MP35-09, MP78-18, MP91-02, MP91-06, PD13-01, PD1308, PD31-02, PD46-12, PD68-10 Kohri, Kenjiro ....... MP12-02, MP12-16, MP13-20, MP31-07 Koide, Haruhisa ..................................... PD33-08 Koie, Takuya ....... MP06-02, MP16-13, MP19-15, MP21-19, MP28-07, MP34-04, MP34-18, MP37-01, MP44-04, MP71-07, MP71-12, MP71-14, MP86-02, MP86-06, MP97-01, PD5308, PD53-09, PD71-10 Koike, Chiaki ......................................... PD11-03 Koike, Hidekazu .................................... MP89-02 Koike, Yusuke ....................... MP29-01, MP47-13 Koizumi, Atsushi ..................................... PD33-12 Koizumi, Schuichi .................................. MP82-20 Kojima, Munekado .............................. MP11-04 Kojima, Satoko ..... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP99-13 Kojima, Yoshiyuki ..... MP17-04, MP26-20, MP3109, MP31-12, MP39-13, MP48-04, PD02-02, p210 Kojovic, Vladimir ................................... PD63-10 Kokorowski, Paul ....................................... V7-05 Kolbach-Mandel, Ann ......................... MP12-09 Kole, Thomas ........................................ MP05-18 Kolettis, Peter .............. MP28-18, PD13-04, p298 Kolinsky, Michael ................................... PD57-08 Kolisnik, Tyler ........................ PD28-11, PNFBA-09 Kolitz, Elysha ........ MP68-13, MP75-12, MP90-13, MP90-14, MP95-08 Kollias, Spyros ........................................ PD70-10 Kollipara, Rahul .................................... MP44-03 Kolodziej, Anna .......................................... p139 Koloff, Zachary ..................................... MP46-14 Kolon, Thomas ...................................... MP61-04 Kolontarev, Konstantin ......................... PD18-01 Komesu, Yuko ....................................... PD54-05 Komine, Naoki ...................................... MP74-08 Komisarenko, Maria ............ MP67-20, PD28-01, PD55-06 Komisaruk, Barry ........................................ FRI-14
Komiya, Akira ....................... MP37-09, MP37-15 Kommu, Sashi ........................... FRI-13, MP38-03 Komura, Kazumasa ............. MP28-14, MP88-19 Komyakov, Boris ................................... MP24-07 Konaka, Hiroyuki ................................... PD49-10 Kondo, Hideyuki ................... MP05-04, MP67-11 Kondo, Keiichi ...................................... MP05-19 Kondo, Makoto ..................................... PD70-06 Kondo, Tsunenori ..... MP28-15, MP49-03, MP4909, MP59-06, MP59-10, MP59-18, MP67-12, MP71-17, MP78-10, MP78-12, MP88-04 Konety, Badrinath ... MP15-02, MP28-02, MP3206, MP32-18, MP53-04, MP69-20, MP86-17, MP99-18, PPTLBA-02, p17, p89, p159, p274, p278 Kongnyuy, Michael ............. MP43-17, MP47-10, MP70-04, MP70-09, PD36-09, PD56-09, PD6705, PD67-06 Konno, Sensuke .................... MP73-15, PD30-08 Kono, Jin ................................................ PD70-11 Koo, Brendan ....................................... MP20-10 Koo, Kevin ........... MP51-03, MP86-20, MP88-18, PD06-06, PD46-08 Koo, Kyo Chul ...... MP08-06, MP13-18, PD42-01, PD42-02, PD72-04 Koochekpour, Shahriar ......................... PD33-03 Koontz, Bridget ..................................... MP45-09 Kopke, Jonathan ................................. MP30-10 Kopp, Robert ........................................ MP01-17 Kopp, Ryan ........................................... PD62-07 Koppie, Theresa ................................ PNFLBA-10 Kopru, Burak ......................................... MP56-17 Kord, Eyal .............................. MP19-02, MP75-09 Kore, Arputharaj ................................... MP30-08 Korets, Ruslan ........................................ PD21-03 Korman, Howard .................................. MP28-01 Koroglu, Kutay ...................................... MP45-04 Korpics, Mark ........................................ MP54-17 Korsunsky, Ilya ....................................... PD62-10 Koru-Sengul, Tulay ... MP04-18, MP53-15, MP5411, PD66-09 Kosaka, Takeo .... MP25-17, MP41-11, MP53-06, MP71-13, MP71-20, MP74-15, MP81-18, MP83-02, MP83-10, MP83-11, MP87-20, PD1506, PD40-09, PD48-09 Kosareck, Christopher .......................... MP47-12 Kosarek, Christopher ............................ MP21-11 Koseoglu, Ersin ...................... MP08-03, MP22-11 Koshkarev, Alexey ................................... V11-11 Kosinski, Kaitlin ..... MP70-04, MP70-09, PD36-09, PD56-09, PD67-05, PD67-06 Koski, Michelle ...................................... MP40-16 Koslov, David ........................................ PD01-09 Kössler, Robert ....................................... PD61-12 Kost, Korey ............................................ MP50-10 Kotarinos, Rhonda ....................................... p11 Kotb, Ahmed ........................................ MP13-14 Kothari, Anai A. .................................... MP05-09 Kothari, Anai N. .................... MP13-02, PD36-01 Koti, Madhuri ........................................ MP88-05 Kotov, Sergey ....................................... MP81-02 Kottwitz, Michael ................................ MP100-10 Koul, Hari .............................. MP12-06, MP57-02 Koul, Kashyap ....................................... MP57-02 Koul, Sweaty ......................... MP12-06, MP57-02 Koupparis, Anthony ............................. MP34-15 Kovac, Evan ......................................... MP58-04 Kovacs, Krisztina ................................... MP17-03 Kovell, R. Caleb ............................................ p92 Koves, Bela ............................................ PD12-12 Kowalik, Casey ... MP09-12, MP31-03, MP76-19, PD39-05 Koyama, Juntaro ................................. MP09-07 Koyama, Tatsuki ... MP92-08, PD09-03, PD18-10, PD28-04, PD47-01 Koyle, Martin ........ MP61-12, MP74-10, MP96-19 Kozacioglu, Zafer ................................. MP62-17 Kozel, Zachary ...................................... PD62-10 Kozian, Detlef ....................................... MP83-19 Kozikowski, Mieszko .............................. MP93-17 Kozlowski, Justen . MP21-13, MP51-05, PD46-01, PD46-02, PD46-11, V12-05 Kozminski, David ................................... PD58-04 Krabbe, Laura-Maria .......... MP58-04, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-20, MP80-16, MP92-14, PD49-03 Kraft, Kate ............................................. MP61-07
362
Krakowsky, Yonah ................................ MP14-10 Krambeck, Amy .. MP19-19, MP90-08, PD16-03, PD21-09, PD23-08, PD30-05, PD35-03, V5-09, p23, p90, p281 Kramer, Andrew ........................................... p56 Kramer, Mario ....... MP39-15, MP48-01, PD57-11 Krane, Louis ........................... MP98-10, PD04-01 Krane, Spencer .................................... MP65-13 Kranz, Jennifer ....................................... PD72-11 Kranzbu¨hler, Benedikt ......... MP02-02, MP83-07, PD19-02, PD23-05 Krasnova, Anna .................... MP32-08, PD28-06 Krasnow, Ross E. .. MP04-04, MP71-09, MP86-03, PD14-08, PD36-12, PD58-01 Kraus, Stephen .......... p13, p14, p15, p57, p297 Krause, Reed ......................................... PD11-04 Kravtsov, Alexander ............................. MP75-10 Krawiec, Kimberly ................................ MP30-10 Krebs, Markus ....................................... MP99-16 Kreder, Karl .......... MP29-12, MP36-06, MP82-05 Krege, Susanne .................................... MP03-14 Kreider, Wayne ..................................... MP62-07 Krelle, Matthew .................................... MP38-14 Kremen, William .................................... MP91-13 Kreshover, Jessica ........................................ p13 Kretschmar, Alexander ......................... PD36-05 Kretschmer, Alexander ....... MP46-12, MP46-19, MP54-03, MP58-17, PD18-05, PD24-02, PD38-04 Kreuser, Ursula ...................................... MP23-02 Kreydin, Evgeniy .................... PD50-06, PD50-07 Krieger, John N. .................................... MP29-12 Krieger, Jordan ..................................... MP89-16 Kripalani, Sunil ....................................... MP31-10 Krischel, Matthis ........................................ FRI-12 Krishna, Suprita ..................................... MP28-02 Krishnamoorthy, Venkatesh ................. MP68-18 Krishnan, Bhavani ................................. MP88-20 Krishnasamy, Venkatesh ...................... MP18-14 Kriteman, Lewis ..................................... MP02-09 Krlin, Ryan ................................................... p235 Kroczak, Tad .......................................... PD30-03 Kroeger, Nils .......................................... MP48-02 Kroepfl, Darko ....................................... MP03-14 Kron, Martina ........................................ MP81-10 Kronick, Steven ..................................... MP01-04 Krönke, Markus ...................................... PD61-03 Kronlachner, Dominik ........................... MP46-12 Krshnamurthi, Venkatesh ...................... PD73-03 Krueger, Alexander .............................. PD51-04 Kruithof-de Julio, Marianna .... MP41-10, MP4417, MP99-16, PD33-06 Krupski, Tracey ..... MP23-06, PD06-03, PD42-11, PD46-10, PD59-07, p125, p221 Krychman, Michael .............................. PD44-09 Kryger, John ................................................ p108 Kryvenko, Oleksandr ............................. PD08-08 Ktech, Nasser ........................................ MP50-12 Ku, Ja Hyeon ....... MP67-04, MP67-08, MP72-10 Ku, Ja Yoon .......... MP59-11, MP67-04, MP67-08 Ku, JaYoon ........................................... MP93-05 Kuang, Guanyu .................................... MP60-11 Kuang, Mei ........................................... MP26-11 Kubin, Nikita ............................... PD02-09, V2-05 Kubota, Hiroki ....................... MP07-12, MP89-11 Kubota, Yasue ..................... MP13-20, MP31-07 Kubota, Yoshinobu ............................... MP28-09 Kucharczyk, Walter .............................. MP70-16 Kuchel, George .......................................... p235 Kucheria, Rajesh .................................. MP68-15 Kucherov, Victor .................................. MP98-13 Kuchta, Kristine ... MP36-18, MP43-03, MP54-14, PD24-06 Kuczyk, Markus ..................... MP17-20, PD57-11 Kuczyk, Martin ...................................... MP81-10 Kudo, Takashi ....................................... MP72-02 Kuebker, Joseph .................................. MP50-18 Kuehl, Thomas ...................... MP07-16, MP52-16 Kuelbs, Cynthia .................................... MP76-14 Kuhlmann, Paige .................................. MP01-13 Kuhr, Christian ....................................... MP30-10 Kujala, Paula ......................................... PD40-06 Kuk, Cynthia .......................... MP65-09, PD65-01 Kukreja, Janet ............................... PD05-10, p14 Kulaksizog ˘ lu, Haluk ............................... MP94-01 Kulandavelu, Shathiyah ....................... PD08-08 Kulidjian, Anna ..................................... MP87-10
Kulkarni, Girish ..... MP10-05, MP14-20, MP32-11, MP38-05, MP64-06, MP65-09, MP70-16, MP77-18, PD19-11, PD24-08, PD52-07 Kulkarni, Girish ....................................... PD55-06 Kulkarni, Girish ....................................... PD57-06 Kulkarni, Priyanka ................................. MP14-06 Kulkarni, Sanjay ....... FRII-15, MP41-09, PD29-11, V1-07, V1-10, p15, p233, p265 Kulkarni, Vijay ........................................ PD68-12 Kullmann, Aura ..................................... PD01-03 Kumamoto, Yoshiaki ............................ MP84-20 Kumar, Addanki ................................... MP87-15 Kumar, Anant ............................................ V6-10 Kumar, Kanishka ................................... PD63-03 Kumar, Manoj ............................................ V6-10 Kumar, Prasanna .................. MP21-14, PD38-01 Kumar, Purnima .................................... PD12-03 Kumar, Rajeev ............................................ p129 Kumar, Sandeep .................................. MP06-11 Kumar, Vineet ....................................... MP87-14 Kume, Haruki ........................................ MP71-02 Kume, Hideaki ...................................... MP99-01 Kumon, Hiromi ........................... PD33-11, V4-05 Kumtepe-Colakoglu, Yesim ................. MP89-07 Kundu, Shilajit ....... MP69-19, MP92-03, PD62-08 Kungulli, Afrovita ................................... PD36-03 Kunit, Thomas ........................................ PD41-03 Kunju, Lakshmi ...................... MP38-17, MP38-18 Kunju, Priya ............................................ PD07-03 Kuntaman, Kuntaman ......................... MP23-07 Kuo, Hann-Chorng .............. MP63-09, PD01-11, PD39-09 Kuo, Huai-Ching (Claire) ..................... MP14-18 Kuo, Paul C. .......... MP05-09, MP13-02, PD36-01 Kuo, Yong-Fang ................... MP04-14, MP21-11 Kuppermann, David ............. PD55-03, PD55-05 Kural, Ali ............................................ p101, p207 Kural, Ali Riza ........................................ MP20-15 Kural, Ali Rıza ........................................ MP93-01 Kurihara, Sota ....................................... MP89-02 Kuroiwa, Kentaro .................................. MP71-18 Kurokawa, Satoshi ............... MP41-18, MP66-05 Kurokawa, Tetsuyuki ................................. V8-07 Kurosawa, Tatsuo ................................. MP28-07 Kurozumi, Akira .... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP99-13 Kurtz, Caroline ...................................... MP42-05 Kurtz, Michael ....................................... MP61-15 Kurtzman, Jane .................................... MP66-01 Kuru, Timur ................................................. V4-11 Kurumizaka, Hitoshi .............................. MP07-11 Kurzock, Eric ................................................. p36 Kurz, Michael C. ................................ PNFLBA-04 Kusaka, Ayumu .................... MP34-18, MP86-06 Kusaka, Yukinori .................... MP86-10, PD44-06 Kusek, John W. ................. MP82-05, PNFLBA-04 Kushida, Nobuhiro .............. MP26-20, MP39-13, PD02-02 Kusmartsev, Sergei ............................... MP12-18 Kusuma, Murthy .................................... PD36-06 Kutikov, Alexander .. MP08-01, MP10-19, MP2217, MP52-03, MP55-05, MP58-12, MP59-12, MP80-19, PD11-02, PD49-09, PD52-08, PD5905, PD62-06, p125, p273 Kuzel, Timothy ....................................... MP83-04 Kvitko, David ......................................... MP35-08 Kwak, Cheol ....... MP67-04, MP67-08, MP72-04, MP72-10 Kwan Herbert, Lorna ............................ MP93-03 Kwan, Lorna ........ MP30-06, MP86-14, MP87-11, PD06-02, PD06-07, PD09-07 Kwiatkowski, Maciej .............. PD47-09, PD65-01 Kwon, Dong Deuk ............... MP67-04, MP67-08 Kwon, Eugene ...................... MP53-16, MP77-04 Kwon, Ghee Young ............................. MP28-17 Kwon, Jong Kyou ................. MP62-01, MP62-14 Kwon, Jong Kyu ................................... MP84-06 Kwon, Joombeom ............... MP82-09, MP94-09 Kwon, Joonbeom ................ MP42-03, MP85-03 Kwon, Ohseong ... MP27-07, MP72-04, PD61-07 Kwon, Seok Joo .................................... MP60-08 Kwon, Tae Gyun . MP09-11, MP29-04, MP67-04, MP67-08 Kwon, Young Suk . MP57-05, MP60-08, PD24-10 Kyan, Atsushi ........................ MP09-07, MP78-04 Kynaston, Howard ................................ PD33-04 Kyprianou, Natasha ................... PD33-03, p288
L La Croce, Giovanni ............ MP22-14, MP55-15, MP58-01, MP58-10, MP58-11, MP58-19, MP67-17 La Falce, Sabrina .................................. PD36-03 La Fuente Carvalho, Filipe ... MP20-04, PD65-03 La Manna, Federico ............ MP41-10, MP44-17 La Pera, Giuseppe ............................ PPTLBA-01 La Rosa, Pasquale ............................... MP09-04 La Rosa, Stephen ............................... MP100-08 Laban, Osama ..................... MP25-02, PD22-11 Labine, Lucas ....................................... MP32-18 LaBossiere, Joseph ............................... MP63-18 Lacefield, James .................................. MP73-06 Lacombe, Louis .................................... MP21-08 Lacy, John M. .............. MP24-14, MP46-06, p35 Ladi-Seyedian, Seyedeh Sanam ........ MP61-05 Laduca, Holly ....................... MP33-15, MP39-20 Ladurner, Christian ............................... MP21-08 Lafos, Norberto ........................................... p211 Lagabrielle, Samuel ............................. MP03-10 Lagana ` , Antonino ............................. PPTLBA-01 Lagana ` , Antonio Simone ..................... PD30-01 Laganosky, Dean .. MP100-16, MP16-09, MP3219, PD58-08, PNFBA-12 Lagisetty, Kiran H. ..................................... V6-06 Laguerre, Brigitte .................. MP72-19, PD04-02 Laguna, Maria del Pilar ..................... MP100-19 Laguna Pes, Pilar .................. p36, PD04-02 p81 Lai, H. Henry ........ MP29-12, MP29-19, MP31-19, MP82-05, MP94-03, p39 Lai, Henry ................. PD70-04, PNFLBA-07, p270 Lai, Weil ................................................. MP49-15 Lai, Win Shun ......................... MP22-13, PD16-05 Laing, Karina ......................................... MP62-18 Lajiness, Michelle ................... p124, p125, p209 Lakshmanan, Yegappan ........ FRII-03, MP66-16 Lal, Hira ................................................. MP68-20 Lallas, Costas ............... MP51-14, MP78-13, p11 Lalonde, Emilie ...................................... PD65-01 Lam, Dang ............................................ MP08-14 Lam, John ......................................... p109, p265 Lam, Karla ............................................. PD55-08 Lam, Linda ............................................ MP48-18 Lam, Lucia ............................................ MP64-12 Lam, Lucia L. ......................... MP34-01, PD28-11 Lam, Michael ........................................ MP22-19 Lam, Tania ............................................. PD64-03 Lam, Thomas B. .................................... MP99-07 Lama, Daniel ........................................ MP75-14 Lamarre, Neil S. .................................... MP42-16 Lamb, Benjamin ... MP10-17, MP44-13, PD43-05 Lamb, Dolores J. . MP07-01, MP08-20, MP35-09, PD08-02, PD13-01, PD31-12, p45, p160, p191 Lamb, Laura ........ MP23-03, MP29-07, MP31-04, PD12-11 Lambert, Carole ................................... MP05-08 Lambert, Erica ...................................... MP19-05 Lambert, Sarah M. ............... MP52-02, MP66-19 Lamberts, Remy .................... MP25-04, PD21-02 Lambrechts, Sylvia ................ PD06-02, PD09-07 Lamers, Romy ........................................ PD47-07 Lami, Valeria ......................................... MP59-08 Lamin, Eliza ........................................... MP23-09 Lamm, Deborah ................................... MP01-09 Lamm, Donald L. .............................. PNFLBA-13 Lamm, Vladamir ................................... MP31-17 Lamperis, Sophia .................................. MP17-13 Lan, Shih-Kai ......................................... MP98-15 Lanchon, Ce ´ cilia .................................. MP43-19 Lanchoney, Thomas ............ MP08-16, MP43-16 Landau, Adam .................... MP38-02, MP38-06 Lander, Richard .................................... MP34-11 Landis, J. Richard ................................. MP29-12 Landis, Patricia ..................... MP43-06, MP43-15 Landman, Jaime ... MP100-03, MP22-03, MP5110, MP52-17, MP75-14, MP86-17, PD41-10, PD42-09, p39 Lane, Brian .......... MP18-06, MP43-02, MP43-05, MP51-13, MP55-05, MP67-07, MP72-03, PD1111, PD58-06, PD58-07, PD71-01, PNFBA-02, p13 Lane, Giulia .......................................... MP85-08 Lang, Bradley ....................................... MP41-06 Lang, Elena ........................................... PD47-09
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Lang, Herve ´ ........ MP60-09, MP72-19, MP73-07, MP87-08 Lang, Maximilian ................................... PD28-04 Langston, Josh ............................................ p175 Lange, Jessica ...................................... MP95-20 Lange, Paul ................................. PD43-12, p329 Lange, Tobias ....................................... MP28-03 Langenhin, Raul ................................... MP16-17 Langer, Robert ............................................. p89 Langetepe, Jessica .............................. PD60-10 Langetepe, Jesssica ............................ MP36-15 Langille, Gavin ..................................... MP56-11 Langouet, Quentin ... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD6308 Lankford, Shannon ............................... MP26-06 Lapan, Brittany ..................................... MP17-02 Lara, Primo ............................. PD03-02, PD37-12 Larcher, Alessandro ............ MP16-15, MP22-08, MP22-14, MP49-08, MP49-13, MP55-05, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP55-16, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP59-20, MP64-10, MP67-17, MP72-03, MP72-17, PD04-04, PD2007, PD52-05, PD59-08, PD60-04 Larkin, James .................................... PNFLBA-16 Larner, Tim ............................................ MP38-03 LaRosa, Stephen .................................. MP88-17 Larre ´ , Ste ´ phane .... MP46-09, PD48-03, PD48-07 Larsen, Martin ....................................... MP87-03 Larson, Thayne ...................... PD23-10, PD56-11 Lask, Dov ............................................... MP84-05 Latchamsetty, Kalyan ....... MP08-15, MP100-13, MP11-15, MP23-14 Latifi, Ivi .................................................. PD28-03 Latini, Jerilyn ..................................... p169, p297 Latsis, Maria .......................................... MP28-19 Lattarulo, Marco .................. MP05-01, MP97-05 Lau, Christopher .................................... PD20-01 Lau, Clayton ........ MP03-16, MP64-07, PD06-11, PD10-06, PD18-11 Lau, Susan ............................. MP07-03, PD13-04 Laudano, Melissa ................................. MP82-13 Lauderdale, Chelsea ........................... MP76-15 Laudone, Vincent P. ........... MP52-09, MP97-17, PD24-11, PD57-10 Lauranne, Tondut ................................. MP78-15 Lauritsen, Jakob .................................... PD53-07 Lavalle ´ e, Luke ...................................... MP67-20 Lavarreda-Pearce, Maria ... MP23-02, MP41-01 Lavieri, Mariel S. .................................... MP04-06 Law, Hei ................................................. PD46-04 Lawrence, Jeffrey ................................ MP20-05 Lawrentschuk, Nathan ....... MP29-05, MP50-07, V5-04, p118, p159 Lawson, Keith ....................................... MP22-06 Lawson, Kelsey ..................... MP27-10, MP27-11 Lawson, Malcolm ................................. MP18-11 Lay, Aaron ......... MP08-03, MP100-11, MP22-11, MP68-13, MP75-12, MP90-14, MP95-08 Laymon, Mahmoud ............ MP27-12, MP27-15, MP54-07, MP58-15, MP58-16 Lazare, Darren ...................................... PD39-10 Lazzeri, Massimo .................. MP03-18, MP28-04, MP36-07, MP49-13, MP72-17, MP77-03, PD1901, PD60-04 Le Nautout, Be ´ ranger .......................... MP57-11 Le, Brian ................................ MP25-09, MP25-20 Le, Chap ............................................... MP32-06 Le, Hoang-Kim ...................................... MP52-16 Le, Loc .................................................. MP29-06 Leal, William .......................................... MP94-02 Leao, Ricardo ........................ PD07-07, PD19-11 Leapman, Michael ............. MP10-13, MP69-07, PD65-11 Learn, Peter .......................................... MP91-04 Leavitt, David ........................ PD14-03, PD35-04 Lebacle, Ce ´ dric .. MP72-19, MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Lebastchi, Amir H. ... MP08-12, MP18-20, MP5506, MP72-06, PD07-03, V6-06 Lebdai, Souhil ........................................ PD20-06 Lebras, Yann ......................................... MP03-10 Lebret, Thierry ............................. PD33-10, p213 Lechuga, Mariajose .............................. PD04-02 Leclercq, Christophe ........................... MP57-11 Leddy, Laura .................................... p148, p297 Ledesma, Marta ................................... MP63-04 Lee, Albert ............................................ MP58-12
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Annette ......................................... PD62-10 Benjamin .................... MP49-15, p12, p208 Byron ............................................. MP48-17 Chan Ho ....................................... MP59-11 Chang Yell .................................... MP73-14 ChanHo ........................................ MP93-05 Chen-Ting ..................................... MP98-09 Cheryl ...... MP86-17, p16, p17, p125, p227 Chung ........................................... MP83-04 Chung Un .. MP100-07, MP18-04, MP22-12, MP28-17 Chunwoo ..................... MP23-08, MP84-08 Daniel .......... MP32-04, MP32-05, MP92-08, PD06-08 David ........................................ p207, p229 Dong Hwan .................. MP33-19, PD23-09 Dong Hyeon ................................. PD24-10 Dong Ryul ..................................... MP41-16 Dong-Gi ........................................ MP17-06 Donh Hwan .................................. MP27-01 Eugene ........ MP10-03, MP15-16, MP54-02, MP54-13, p195 Frank ............................................. MP85-16 Fred ....... MP100-04, MP100-09, MP100-12, MP100-18, MP22-05, PD32-11 Geun Taek .................................... MP60-08 Gwo-Shu ....................................... MP28-14 Hae Won ...................................... MP72-10 Haerin ............................................ PD42-11 Hak ................................................ PD42-09 Hak Min ......................................... MP33-19 Hakmin ........ MP03-20, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10, MP72-04, PD61-07 Hyo Jung ...................................... MP29-04 Hyun ... Moo ... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP2212, MP28-17, MP72-04, PD61-07 Hyung Ho .... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP06-15, MP39-18, MP73-20, V6-12 Hyung Keun .................................. MP94-14 Hyun-Wook ....................... PNFBA-11, p234 In Jae .......... MP03-20, MP33-19, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10 Jeffrey ........................................... MP30-01 Jeong Woo ................................... PD30-12 Jeong Zoo .................................... MP73-14 Ji Youl ........... MP28-20, MP64-01, MP68-11 Jong Soo ....................................... PD10-12 Jong-Hyun .................................... MP73-14 Jongsoo ...... MP08-06, MP13-18, MP16-14, MP84-06, PD42-01, PD42-02, PD64-12 Joo Yong ..... MP62-01, MP62-14, MP84-06 Joong Shik .. MP06-12, MP06-14, MP06-15, MP39-18, MP73-20 Joseph .......................................... MP07-05 Jun Ho ........................................... MP17-06 Jun Nyung .................... MP09-11, MP29-04 Jung Keun ... MP03-20, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10 Kathleen D. ................................... PD42-11 Kau Han ........................................ PD39-09 Ken ................ MP42-19, PD26-11, PD67-11 Kun-Han ........................................ MP67-05 Kwang Suk ... MP08-06, MP13-18, PD42-01, PD42-02 Kyoung ......................................... MP93-05 Kyu Won ....................................... MP68-11 Kyu-Sung ............................................. p207 Mathew ........................................ MP87-07 Matthew ...... MP08-12, MP32-07, PD32-12, PD33-05 Min Jung ....................................... MP94-14 Ming-Huei ............................................. p39 Nara ............................................... PD24-10 Randall ............................... PD52-08, V3-01 Richard ...... MP46-09, PD55-05, V9-08, p21 Richard K. ......................... MP52-20, V9-03 Richard S. .......................................... V7-03 Sang Don ..................................... MP93-05 Sang Eun ..... MP03-20, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10 Sang-Cheol .................................. MP65-14 Sangchul ..... MP03-20, MP33-19, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10, PD61-07 Sanghee ....................................... MP85-05 Seo Yeon ...................................... MP95-04 Seong Ho ..................... MP71-10, MP94-14
Lee, Seung Hwan .... MP06-15, MP16-14, MP6201, MP62-14, PD69-03, PD72-04, V6-12 Lee, Seung Ryeol ................. MP41-04, MP41-16 Lee, Seung Wook .................. PD69-03, PD69-05 Lee, Shin Young ... MP44-15, MP44-16, MP95-04 Lee, Shing ............................................. MP15-13 Lee, Sin Woo ........................ MP23-08, MP84-08 Lee, Soo Ji ............................................ MP33-19 Lee, Sung Won ...................................... PD69-05 Lee, Taehyoung ................................... MP53-03 Lee, Ted .................................... FRI-04, MP61-07 Lee, Thomas ......................................... MP22-03 Lee, Una .... MP40-15, PD02-04, PD17-09, PD5403, p153, p235 Lee, Wai ..... MP24-09, PD06-09, PD54-12, V7-11 Lee, Wan .............................................. MP73-14 Lee, Wonchul ....................... MP16-16, MP59-09 Lee, Yi-Fen ............................ MP65-01, MP65-02 Lee, Yong Seok .................... MP59-13, MP77-10 Lee, Yong Seong .................................. MP09-13 Lee, Yoon Hyung ................................. MP09-11 Lee, Youn Jung .................................... MP06-15 Lee, Young Eun .................................... MP41-04 Lee, Young Goo ................................... MP27-07 Lee, Young Ju ....................................... PD39-02 Lee, Yu-Chen ........................................ MP99-11 Lee, Zhao .............................................. MP36-08 Lee, Ziho .................................... MP24-01, V7-09 Lehman, Erik .......................... PD25-10, PD52-06 Lehman, Kathleen ... MP37-10, MP37-17, MP9606, PD52-06 Lehmann, Kyle ...................................... MP56-11 Lehsnau, Mike ....................................... PD61-12 Lei, Hongen ........................................... PD69-04 Leibovich, Bradley .......... MP100-06, MP100-17, MP10-16, MP22-15, MP55-05, MP55-07, MP55-16, MP59-14, MP72-01, MP72-08, MP78-19, MP86-17, PD52-11, PD66-07, PD6611, PD66-12, PD73-11, PD73-12, p17, p276 Leibovitch, Ilan ...................................... PD19-10 Leihui, Ge .............................................. PD25-11 Leite, Katia ........................... MP12-10, MP87-03 Leitner, Lorenz ....................................... PD70-10 Lekarev, Vladimir .................................... V11-11 Lemack, Gary ... MP18-19, PD50-11, p15, p188, p297 Lemire, Francis ...................................... MP21-08 Lemos, Gustavo .................................... PD61-04 Lendvay, Thomas ..... MP66-11, MP66-17, PD4603, PNFBA-02, p177 Leng, Jing ............................................. MP63-05 Lenherr, Sara .......... PD13-12, PD64-01, PD64-04 Lenis, Andrew ...... MP22-16, MP98-05, PD19-10, PD73-01 Lenormand, Claire ................ PD64-07, PD64-08 Lenormand, Loic ... PD64-05, PD64-07, PD64-08 Lentz, Aaron C. .................................... MP25-19 Leo, Mark .................................................... p109 Leonardo, Costantino .......................... PD61-11 Leone, Andrew ..................................... MP69-13 Leong, Darryl P. .................................... MP14-04 Leong, Hon ............ MP73-06, PD04-12, PD65-02 Leong, Jeffrey ...................................... MP65-03 Leong, Traci .......................................... MP61-09 Leow, Jeffrey ...... MP02-18, MP34-19, MP54-09, MP71-09, PD28-06, PD35-02, PD62-01, PD6212, PD67-09 Lepor, Herbert ..... MP38-13, MP70-06, MP98-16, PD12-04, PD61-05, PNFBA-11, p216 Leppert, John ...... MP01-18, MP39-10, PD03-05, PD21-02, PD35-12, PD47-10, p36 Lerner, Lori ....................... p14, p15, p136, p157 Lerner, Seth ......... MP34-01, MP71-01, MP78-18, PNFLBA-10, p235, p241 Lerner, Susan ......................... MP30-09, PD59-09 Leshem, Avner ...................................... PD50-03 Łesio ˇ w, Miroslaw ....................................... V9-04 Leslie, Robert ......................................... PD59-11 Leslie, Stephen ............................................. p15 Leslie, Thomas ....................................... PD55-08 Leslie, Tom ............................................. PD56-08 Lesourd, Marine .................................... PD07-02 Leto, Antonino ...................... MP85-14, PD23-03 Leung, Andrew ..................................... MP16-03 Leva Vallejo, Manuel ........................... MP40-14 Leva, Natalia ........................ MP01-10, MP48-10 Leveillee, Raymond ..... MP100-15, V4-08, p295
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Leveridge, Michael ............................... PD09-10 Levin, Richard ....................................... PD23-10 Levine, Jamie ............................ MP79-09, V9-06 Levine, Laurence . MP84-16, PD05-05, PD31-10, p12, p43, p134, p157 Levine, Sharon .............................................. p90 Levitt, Mark ................................................ V7-07 Levy, Jason ........................................... MP41-13 Levy, Mya .................................................. V1-02 Levy, Robert ............................................... p279 Lewicki, Patrick ... MP54-06, MP54-20, MP96-16, PD20-01, PD20-09 Lewis, Jennifer ...................................... MP96-02 Lewis, Kevin ......... MP35-02, MP35-12, MP35-13, MP69-19, MP79-04, MP84-10 Lewis, Melinda .................................... MP100-05 Lewis, Michael ...................... MP87-11, PD71-09 Lewis, Rebecca ................................ PNFLBA-16 Lewis, Ronald ................................................ p42 Lewis, Sara C. ............................ MP18-03, V4-02 Leyendecker, John ............. MP08-03, MP22-11, PD61-06 Leyh-Bannurah, Sami-Ramzi ... MP05-08, MP2003, MP34-20, MP38-16, MP47-04, MP47-14, MP97-09, PD10-04, PD37-06, PD51-04 Leyland, John ....................................... MP11-13 Lezrek, Mohammed ................................ V11-09 L’Her, Joel ............................. MP33-04, PD07-11 Lhungay, Tamara ................................. MP40-02 Li Marzi, Vincenzo ................................ MP40-19 Li Ning Tapia, Elsa ................................ MP64-12 Li, Belinda .................. MP04-11, MP05-09, V3-10 Li, Benjamin Y. ...................................... MP04-06 Li, Benyi ............................................... p152, p38 Li, Birong ................................................ PD12-02 Li, Feng .................................................. MP17-10 Li, Gary .................................... PNFLBA-05, p158 Li, Hai-Yan ............................. MP40-08, MP82-17 Li, Hanzhong ......................... MP16-04, MP39-07 Li, Hao ................................................... MP45-19 Li, Hong ................................. MP42-12, PD65-01 Li, Jet ..................................................... MP80-07 Li, Jianbo .............. MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-16 Li, Jian-ri ................................................. PD12-05 Li, Jianxing ............................................ MP75-15 Li, Jiayi ................................... MP63-05, PD39-12 Li, Jijun ................................................... MP17-16 Li, Jing .................................................... PD33-02 Li, Jingxia ............................................... MP98-08 Li, Jonathan ........................... PD14-01, PD32-02 Li, Jun ................................................. PNFLBA-05 Li, Kai ..................................... MP02-07, MP30-01 Li, Ke ...................................................... MP99-04 LI, Lan .................................................... MP99-05 Li, Lei ...................................................... MP48-08 Li, Li ........................................................ MP14-08 Li, Na ..................................... MP98-03, PD33-01 Li, Peng ................................................. MP88-09 Li, Pengchao ........................................ MP48-15 Li, Philip ........................... PD68-04, V9-07, V9-08 Li, Philip S. .................................................. V9-03 Li, Phillips ....................................................... p38 Li, Qiang ... MP21-20, MP58-02, MP98-04, PD4811, PD53-02 Li, Qiyuan .............................................. MP87-18 Li, Quentin ............................................. MP98-17 Li, Roger .... MP15-09, MP98-07, PD36-11, PD4808, PD62-03 Li, Sean .......................................................... p38 Li, Shengwen ........................................ MP48-07 Li, Shufeng ............ MP69-15, PD09-12, PD31-04, PD68-09 Li, Teng . MP60-05, MP67-01, MP67-19, PD04-07, PD52-10 Li, Tianyu ............................................... MP08-16 Li, Virginia .............................................. MP05-14 Li, Wei .................................... MP23-01, MP45-20 Li, X. Sean ..................................................... p40 Li, Xiaogong .......................................... MP72-13 Li, Xiezhao ............. MP41-12, MP73-01, PD33-11 Li, Xilong ................................ MP90-13, MP90-14 Li, Xin ...................................................... PD08-09 Li, Xinmin ............................................... MP87-11 Li, Xuesong ...................... MP48-05, V10-10, p38 LI, Xue-Song .......................................... MP78-01 Li, Yan .................................................... PD12-05 Li, Yang ................................................. MP34-12
Li, Yanjun ............................................... MP65-12 Li, Yi ....................................................... MP88-08 Li, Yuelin ................................................. PD57-10 Lian, Dameng ....................................... MP19-09 Lianchun, Xiao ...................... PD48-08, PD57-05 Liang, Gangning ..... MP08-13, MP18-13, MP6510, MP65-11, MP98-02 Liang, Helen .......................... MP38-12, PD55-11 Liao, Chieh-Chun ................................. MP57-09 Liao, Chuanhong .................................. PD57-09 Liao, Joseph ........ MP15-02, MP78-11, PD35-12, V12-01, p36, p37, p125 Liao, Limin ............................. MP40-08, MP82-17 Liao, Ross .............................................. MP99-14 Liao, Tom ............................................... PD65-02 Liao, Xin ................................................. MP98-08 Liatsikos, Evangelos ............. MP52-04, p16, p36 Liauw, Stanley .............................. MP05-03, p15 Libby, Russell .............................................. V3-08 Liberti, Marcello .................................... MP97-06 Libertino, John ............................ PD04-10, p274 Lieb, Irwin .................................................... p124 Liem, Esme ´ e ............................................ V12-02 Lieske, John .......................... MP01-08, MP19-19 Lifshitz, David ........................................ MP74-03 Lifton, Jacob ......................................... PD38-05 Lightner, Deborah .... MP63-08, PD49-11, PD4912, p135 Ligon, Casey ......................................... PD01-12 Liguori, Giovanni .... MP91-19, PPTLBA-01, V9-12 Lilja, Hans .............. MP38-08, MP38-09, PD40-06 Lim, Amy H. ..... MP100-09, MP100-12, MP22-05, PD32-11 Lim, Dong Hoon ................... MP02-14, MP63-12 Lim, Emerson ......................................... MP58-07 Lim, Jisun ............................................... MP41-07 Lim, Joung Eun ..................................... MP28-17 Lim, Sunghwan ..................................... MP52-14 Lim, Yew Koon ..................... MP15-17, MP65-05 Lima de Oliveira, Gabriela Yale ......... MP74-04 Lima Monteiro, Leonardo .................... MP67-18 Lima Pompeo, Antonio ............... MP16-17, p27 Lima, Esteva ˜ o ................... MP17-14, V5-10, p36 Lima, Ronnie ............................................ V10-08 Lima, Sergio Louis ................................. MP22-08 Limanjaya, Anita . MP45-11, MP45-13, MP45-18 Lin, Alex Tong-Long . MP09-15, MP09-19, MP9506, PD68-05 Lin, Chih-Chieh .... MP09-15, MP09-19, MP95-06 Lin, Dan Li ............................................. MP26-11 Lin, Daniel . MP43-10, MP43-11, MP80-05, PD0612, PD09-09, PD10-02, PD28-02, PD43-12, PD49-05, PD55-02, PD71-01 Lin, Frank .................................... PD02-06, V2-02 Lin, Guiting ............................ MP56-18, PD31-11 Lin, Guo-Wen ........................................ MP44-07 Lin, Haocheng .............................................. p38 Lin, J-Fan ............................................... MP99-20 Lin, Jian ................................. MP36-02, MP48-05 Lin, Shouzhe .......................................... MP19-09 Lin, Song-Chang .................................. MP99-11 Lin, Songhua ......................................... MP30-18 Lin, Sue-Hwa ......................................... MP99-11 Lin, Teng-Lung .............................................. p38 Lin, Tianxin ............................................. MP48-14 Lin, Tianxin ............................................. MP99-07 Lin, Tianyu ..................................................... p38 Lin, Tony ................................................ MP86-19 Lin, Wenwen ......................................... MP81-01 Lin, Xun .................................................. PD04-02 Lin, Yi-Chia ............................................ MP99-20 Lin, Yi-Fei ............................... MP42-12, MP94-12 Linares Espino ´ s, Estefanı´a ..................... PD04-10 Linares, Estefania ................. MP64-02, MP93-02 Linares-Espino ´ s, Estefania .................... MP47-07 Lindelow, Jennifer ................ MP32-19, PD58-08 Linden-Castro, Edgar ........................... MP11-18 Linder, Brian ........ MP46-05, MP46-11, MP63-08, PD02-05 Lindgren, Bruce .................................... MP61-15 Lindgren, Mark ............................................. p21 Lindner, Ve ´ ronique ............. MP60-09, MP73-07, MP87-08 Lindquist, Karla ...................................... PD71-05 Linehan, Marston ................................. MP16-17 Linehan, W. Marston .... MP18-14, PD59-03, p21 Linehan, William ................................... MP18-12
Ling, Qi .................................. MP41-08, MP82-17 Lingeman, James .... MP12-07, MP12-17, MP1906, MP19-08, MP19-12, MP19-14, MP90-03, MP90-08, PD21-09, PD23-08, PD23-12, PD3005, V11-05, V5-08, V5-09, p12, p280 Linhares, Bruno Lima ............................ MP26-05 Link, Richard ........ MP39-05, MP39-19, MP60-03, PD46-12, p12 Lins de Albuquerque, George ........... MP08-02, MP72-18, V3-06 Linsell, Susan ........ MP43-02, MP43-05, MP51-13, MP69-03, MP92-12, PD14-04, PD43-10, PD4603, PD56-12, PD58-06, PNFBA-02 Linxweiler, Johannes ............................ MP97-16 Liou, Jinn-ing ......................................... MP53-08 Liou, Louis .............................................. PD70-11 Lipkin, Michael .... MP01-07, MP01-19, MP95-05, PD30-04, PD35-05, PD35-09, p16, p204, p281 Lipshultz, Larry ..... MP07-01, MP13-12, MP35-09, MP89-16, MP91-06, PD13-01, PD13-05, PD1308, PD31-02, PD31-12, PD45-08, PD45-09, PD45-12, PD69-06, p12, p84, p278, p282 Lipsitz, Stuart R. ... MP32-08, MP34-19, MP71-09, MP91-04, PD28-06, PD57-03, PD62-01, PD62-12 Lipsky, Michael J. ..... MP22-20, MP25-12, MP2514, MP61-01, MP66-19, MP70-09, MP77-11, MP79-14, PD31-03 Liss, Michael A. .................. MP100-01, MP39-06, MP79-13, MP86-16, MP87-10, PD20-07, PD73-07 Lissiani, Andrea ......................................... V9-12 Lista, Giuliana ..... MP03-18, MP28-04, MP49-13, MP72-17, MP77-03, PD19-01 Little, Steven ......................................... MP88-14 Littler, Ray ............................................. MP11-13 Litwin, Mark .......... MP32-09, MP93-03, PD06-07, PD18-08, PD32-10 Liu, Alexander ....................................... PD22-03 Liu, Alice ................................................ PD43-10 Liu, Bianjiang ........ MP07-04, MP07-08, MP07-14 Liu, Chengfei ....... MP57-19, MP83-09, MP99-02, MP99-15, PD37-12 Liu, Chunhui .......................................... MP45-02 Liu, Chunxiao ........ MP41-12, MP73-01, PD33-11 Liu, Conglin ........................................... MP98-14 Liu, David .............................................. MP88-11 Liu, Deli .................................................. MP99-08 Liu, Dennis ..................................................... p36 Liu, Esther K. ........................................... PD34-03 Liu, Genzhou ......................................... PD31-06 Liu, Glenn .............................................. MP53-07 Liu, Guanghui ....................... MP25-11, MP56-10 Liu, Guangxiang .. MP49-16, MP72-07, MP72-13 Liu, Guihua ............................................ MP41-14 Liu, Guiming ......................... MP31-14, MP41-08 Liu, Hanli ................................................ PD10-08 Liu, Hsin-Ho ............................................ MP63-09 Liu, Jen-Jane ......................... MP22-19, PD62-07 Liu, Jiayuan ........... MP67-01, PD04-07, PD52-10 Liu, Jihong ........... MP12-03, MP45-19, MP81-14, PD69-04 Liu, Joceline .......................................... MP86-18 Liu, Jui-Ming ........................................... PD37-03 Liu, Ke .................................................... MP75-13 Liu, Kuan ............................................... MP66-09 Liu, Lei .................................................... PD20-02 Liu, Liangren ......................................... MP06-04 Liu, Ming ................................................ MP03-15 Liu, Nick ................................................. PD59-10 Liu, Qiang ............................................. MP42-12 Liu, Raymond ........................................ MP30-01 Liu, Shengjie .......... MP60-05, MP67-01, PD52-10 Liu, Shijie ................................................ MP60-04 Liu, Song ................................................ MP88-13 Liu, Teresa ............................................. MP17-08 Liu, Weihua ........................................... MP19-09 Liu, Weipeng ........................ MP37-07, MP37-12 Liu, Wen ................................................ MP08-09 Liu, Wenbin ........................................... MP45-17 Liu, Xiang .............................................. MP04-06 Liu, Xiaopu ........... MP41-15, MP48-19, MP65-20 Liu, Xu .................................................... MP57-01 Liu, Yan .................................................. PD12-04 Liu, Yang ............................................... MP98-09 Liu, Yiyang ............................................. MP60-19 Liu, Yunfan ............................................. PD46-04
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Liu, Zhuo ................................................ MP12-03 Lloyd, Brett ............................................ MP86-08 Lloyd, Granville .................... MP76-11, MP95-11 Lloyd, Jessica ...... MP29-16, MP31-08, MP63-19, PD54-02, V2-08 Lloyd, Thomas ....................................... MP20-10 Llukani, Elton ......................................... MP70-06 Lo Vullo, Salvatore ............................... MP34-13 Lo, CS ............................................................ p38 Lo, GG .......................................................... p38 Lo, Kirk ......................... MP07-03, PD13-04, p157 Lo, Richard ........................................... p37, p38 Lo, U-Ging ............................................. MP87-16 Lobb, Ian .............................................. MP19-09 Loblaw, Andrew .................... PD37-01, PD55-03 Lobo, Francisco .................................... MP18-09 Lobo, Jennifer M. .................. PD42-11, PD59-07 Locali, Rafael ........................ MP30-07, PD38-11 Locali, Rafael .......... Fagionato .......... MP74-16 Loch, Tillmann ...................................... p11, p72 Locher, Clara ....................................... MP49-20 Lockett, Chris ........................................ MP38-03 Lodde, Michele .................................... MP21-08 Loeb, Stacy .......... PD28-11, PD71-04, p15, p21, p125, p190 Loehfelm, Thomas ................................ PD28-10 Loeppenberg, Bjoern ........................... MP37-11 Loewe, Carla ........................................ PD34-05 Loftus, Christopher ............................... MP01-02 Løgager, Vibeke ................................... PD43-03 Loh, Daphne ......................................... MP38-14 Loh-Doyle, Jeffrey ... MP25-07, MP25-08, MP3020, MP46-06, V1-06 Lohse, Christine ... MP55-07, MP55-16, MP59-14, MP72-01, MP72-08, MP72-12, PD66-07 Lokeshwar, Soum ................. MP44-11, MP48-01 Lokeshwar, Vinata ... MP39-15, MP44-11, MP4801, MP95-09, p147 Lolli, Carolina ......................................... PD15-03 Loman, Daniel ....................................... PD58-04 Lomas, Derek ........................................ PD49-12 Lombard, Alan ..................................... MP83-09 Lombardo, Lindsay .................................... p316 Lombardo, Riccardo .......... MP02-16, MP13-06, MP94-07, PD61-11 Long, Ting ............. MP23-01, MP45-20, MP81-01 Longo, Thomas A. ................................ MP65-08 Loo, Ronald ........................................... PD57-01 Loo, Ronald K. ...................................... MP95-15 Lopategui, Diana M. .......... MP04-18, MP80-14, PD72-12 Lopci, Egesta ........................................ MP77-03 Lopes, Roberto ..................................... MP68-05 Lopes, Roberto I. .................................. MP96-19 Lopez, Berardino M. ................................... p277 Lo ´ pez Gonza ´ lez, Pedro A. ................... MP43-12 Lopez, Hugo ......................................... MP09-16 Lo ´ pez, Juan Manuel ............................... V11-12 Lo ´ pez, Matı´as ....................................... MP16-17 Lopez, Vania ........................................ MP96-08 ´ n, Daniel ............................. MP78-17 Lo ´ pez-Aco Lo ´ pez-Dı´ez, Marı´a Elena .......... MP44-10, V4-12 Lo ´ pez-Garcı´a, Sabela .............................. V4-12 Löppenberg, Björn .. MP34-11, MP54-01, MP5517, MP82-10, PD05-11, PD18-07, PD28-06, PD47-08 Lorca, Javier ......................................... MP06-17 Lorentz, Adam ...... MP16-03, MP21-09, PD04-10 Lorentz, C. Adam ............................... PNFBA-12 Lorenzo, Armando J. .......... MP13-10, MP61-03, MP61-08, MP74-10, PD29-01, p36 Loreto, Carla ........................................ MP36-07 Losa, Andrea ....... MP03-05, MP03-13, MP77-15 Lossia, Olivia ......................................... MP23-03 Lotan, Paz ............................. MP22-09, MP84-05 Lotan, Yair ........... MP44-03, MP58-04, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-20, MP90-13, MP92-14, PD40-11, PD49-03, PD61-06, PD7101, PPTLBA-02, p114, p235 Lou, Wei ... MP57-19, MP83-09, MP99-02, MP9915, PD37-12 Loubie ` re, Laurence .............................. PD19-08 Loughlin, Kevin ..................................... p57, p25 Louie-Johnsun, Mark ............................ MP38-14 Loul, Judd ........................................................... Lovallo, Gregory .............. V12-10, V8-11, V9-09 Lovatt, Catherine ................................. PD39-10
Lovegrove, Catherine .......... MP51-16, PD41-06 Lovett, Archana ................................... MP12-04 Lovin, J. Margaret ................................ MP40-06 Low, Lisa Kane .................................. PNFLBA-08 Low, Roger .................................................... p90 Lowe, Megan ........................................ PD65-09 Lowe, Val .............................. MP77-04, PD11-01 Lowentritt, Benjamin .................................. p190 Lowerison, Matt .................................... MP73-06 Lowerison, Matthew ............................. PD04-12 Lowrance, William ....... PD13-06, PD71-01, p16, p32 Lowrey, Thomas .................................... MP80-16 Lowry, Patrick ............... MP75-02, PD23-12, p15 Lozano Mejorada, Rebeca ................. PD71-08 Lu, Changxue ....................................... MP38-15 Lu, Chin Heng ....................................... PD68-05 Lu, Cindy ............................................... PD24-07 Lu, Ming ................................. MP82-07, PD12-05 Lu, Mujun .............................................. MP94-06 Lu, Pamela W. ...................................... MP37-11 Lu, Nicholas (Hsueh-Fu) ............................... p38 Lu, Qiang .............................................. MP48-15 Lu, Qun ................. MP49-16, MP72-07, MP72-13 Lu, Ruixiao ............ MP20-05, MP28-01, MP28-11 Lu, Shou-En ........................................... MP57-05 Lu, Vivian ............................................... PD73-02 Lu, Wang .............................................. MP60-11 Lu, Xiang ............................................... MP64-08 Lu, Xiaomin ........................................... MP10-04 Lu, Xin .................................................... MP81-07 Lu, Yu-Chuan ........................................ MP57-09 Lu, Ze-Hong .......................... MP21-10, MP78-03 Lu, Zijie ................................................... MP97-15 Luan, Yang ........................................... MP81-14 Lubbad, Loay ....................................... MP74-18 Lubik, Amy Anne .................................. PD33-01 Lubin, Marc ........................................... MP84-05 Lubner, Meghan ............. MP100-04, MP100-09, MP100-12, MP100-18, MP22-05, PD32-11 Lucas, Elizabeth .................................... PD12-03 Luchey, Adam ...................................... PD44-07 Luciano ` , Roberta .................................. PD04-04 Lucioni, Alvaro ..... MP40-15, PD02-04, PD17-09, PD54-03 Luckebaugh, Amy N. .......... MP32-07, PD32-03, PD32-12 Luckenbaugh, Amy .............................. PD32-01 Ludovico, Giuseppe ........................ p104, p282 Ludvigson, Adam ................................. MP92-18 Ludwig, Sebastian ..................... PD54-09, V2-09 Ludwig, Tim A. ...... MP36-15, MP80-12, PD34-05 Ludwig, Wesley ..................................... PD07-09 Lue, Tom ...... MP45-20, MP56-18, PD31-11, p37, p38, p157, p160 Lufti, Forat .............................................. PD21-11 Lughezzani, Giovanni ......... MP03-18, MP28-04, MP49-13, MP72-17, MP77-03, PD19-01 Lukacs, Bertrand ....................... MP02-17, V5-02 Luke, Patrick ........ MP30-14, MP30-16, MP74-05, V6-04, p252, p297 Lukianov, Stefan ................................... MP26-01 Lukka, Himu .......................................... MP14-04 Lum, Trenton G.H. ................................ MP49-18 Lumen, Nicolaas ................................... PD34-03 Lund, Lars ............................. MP33-06, MP41-17 Lundy, Scott .......................................... PD73-03 Luo, De-Yi .............................................. MP42-12 Luo, Jie .................................................. MP87-13 Luo, Jun ................................................ MP38-15 Luo, Wei ................................................ MP88-13 Luo, Xuemei .......................................... MP76-16 Luo-Owen, Xian .................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Lupold, Shawn ..................... MP83-12, MP99-14 Lusch, Achim ........ MP52-17, MP80-20, PD53-11 Lusty, Avril ............................................. MP29-20 Lu¨tfrenk, Thomas .................................. MP88-01 Lu¨tolf, Robin .......................... MP23-20, PD12-06 Lu¨tzen, Ulf .............................................. MP18-10 Luzzago, Stefano ..... MP58-09, MP77-16, MP7720, PD51-11 Lv, Jianwei ............................................ MP63-05 Lwaleed, Bashir .................... MP29-17, MP48-11 Lynch, John ........................................ p89, p305 Lynch, Julie ........................................... MP86-16 Lynch, Susan ......................................... MP12-14 Lynne, Charles .............. PD68-06, PD68-10, p12
Lyon, Will ............................................... MP17-11 Lyons, Matthew D. ............................... MP90-17 Lyons, Megan ....................................... MP11-13 Lyons, Ruth ............................................ MP83-01 Lysiak, Jeffrey ....................................... MP45-14 Lyttle, Christopher ................................ MP61-02 Lyttle, Margaret ........................................ FRI-03
M Ma, C.C. ................................................ PD63-11 Ma, Deqin ............................................. MP99-10 Ma, Jennifer .......................................... MP98-04 Ma, Lulin ................ MP39-11, MP75-13, PD20-02 Ma, Shi-Hong ........................................ MP87-16 Ma, Wanlong ........................................ MP33-06 Ma, Xin ................................................... PD20-03 Ma, Yingyu ............................................ MP88-13 Ma, Zhenjun .......................................... PD49-01 Maalouf, Naim ..................................... MP95-08 Maatman, Thomas ............... MP92-05, PD14-04 Mabjeesh, Nicola ................ MP10-10, MP78-11 Macagno, Annalisa ............................. MP28-05 Macapagal, Kathryn ........................... MP35-01 Maccarini, Paolo F. ............. MP65-08, MP98-09 Macchi, Alberto ................................... MP20-10 Macchione, Nicola .............................. PD05-09 Maccini, Michael ................................. MP40-02 MacDiarmid, Scott ... MP31-01, PD26-03, PD2606, PD26-10 Macdonald, Erin ................................... PD52-07 MacDonald, Landan ........................... MP56-11 MacDonald, Susan ............... PD25-10, PD63-06 Machado, Andre ................................. MP04-17 Machen, Graham ... MP07-16, MP50-01, MP7502, PD35-08 Macher-Göppinger, Stephan ............. MP52-10 Machioka, Kazuaki ............................... PD49-10 Macias, Everardo ................. MP83-05, MP99-03 Maciolek, Kimberly A. .. FRI-07, MP77-05, MP9001, MP90-11 MacIver, Bryce ..................................... MP85-07 Mack, Philip ....................................... PNFLBA-10 Maclachlan, Lara ................ MP85-17, MP85-18 MacLellan, Dawn L. ............................. MP66-07 MacLennan, Gregory ......... MP11-01, MP33-14, PD33-02 Macleod, Liam C. . MP16-20, PD06-12, PD09-09 Macnab, Andrew ................................. PD39-10 Macneal, Peter ........................ FRI-13, MP38-03 Macneil, Finlay ..................................... MP38-14 Macoska, Jill ....... MP17-08, MP17-09, MP17-12, p152 MacPherson, Ruth ................................ PD55-08 Madaan, Sanjeev ................................. PD19-08 Madabhushi, Anant .............. PD33-02, PD65-08 Madden-Fuentes, Ramiro ... MP46-08, MP46-16 Maddens, Michael ........................... PNFLBA-08 Maddern, Jessica ................................. MP42-05 Maddonni, Stefania ............................. MP40-19 Madec, Franc¸ois-Xavier ...... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Maderthaner, Lydia ............................. MP20-16 Madi, Rabii ........................... MP24-04, MP76-20 Madiraju, S.K. ........................................ PD25-07 Madiraju, SriGita .................... PD22-09, PD22-12 Madonia, Massimo .............................. MP09-04 Maeda, Takahiro ................. MP09-18, MP41-11 Maeda, Toshihiro ................. MP37-05, MP52-19 Maeda, Yuji ............................................... V8-07 Maekawa, Shigekatsu ......................... MP14-06 Maeno, Atsushi ... MP16-01, MP16-02, MP16-08, MP67-13, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP99-12 Maeno, Atushi ...................................... MP74-19 Maerzendorfer, Olivia .......................... MP38-10 Maffei, Davide ..... MP03-18, MP49-13, MP72-17 Maga, Tommaso . MP03-05, MP03-13, MP77-15 Magalha ˜ es, Sanches ........................... MP18-09 Magee, Diana ...................................... MP04-02 Magheli, Ahmed ................................... PD04-02 Magi-Galluzzi, Cristina .......................... PD71-05 Maglia, Daniele .................................... PD17-05 Magno, Carlo ....................................... PD30-01 Maguire, Bryan ..................................... MP66-07 Magyar, Andras .................................... PD12-12
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Mahadevan-Jansen, Anita ................. MP52-03 Mahal, Amandeep .............. MP31-11, PD09-08 Mahapatra, Chitaranjan ..................... MP42-01 Mahendran, Ratha ............. MP15-17, MP65-04, MP65-05 Maheshwari, Ruchir .................................. V6-10 Mahmoud, Alameddine ...................... MP54-11 Mahmoud, Saad .................. MP25-02, PD22-11 Mahon, Joseph ........................................ FRII-08 Mahoney, Douglas W. ......................... PD71-03 Mahul, Amin ................................................. p14 Maidaa, Michael .................................. PD34-11 Maier-Hein, Lena .................................. PD42-08 Mains, Edward ...................................... MP62-16 Mair, Henrietta ...................................... PD43-06 Maity, Suman ........................................ PD31-12 Majercik, Sarah ..................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Majid, Shahana .................................... MP14-06 Majima, Tsuyoshi . MP29-09, MP42-03, MP47-18, PD01-02, PD18-12, PD39-03 Majzoub, Ahmad ................................. MP07-17 Mak, Bryan ............................................ MP33-15 Makarov, Danil ............. MP96-14, PD47-10, p85 Maki, Tomoko ....................... MP42-19, PD26-11 Makino, Soichi ...................................... MP05-04 Makishima, Hideki ................................ MP71-02 Makita, Kohzoh .................................... MP37-06 Makiyama, Kazuhide ........................... MP05-19 Malaeb, Bahaa ... MP46-14, PD25-12, PD34-09, p265, p297 Malats, Nuria ......................... PD48-03, PD48-07 Malavaud, Bernard .............................. PD07-02 Malayeri, Ashkan .................................. MP18-12 Malde, Sachin ...... MP63-14, MP63-15, PD26-07 Maldjian, Joseph A. ............................. MP18-19 Maldonado, Francisco ....... MP56-13, MP84-04, MP84-13, PD13-09 Malekzadeh, Pouran ............................ PD17-10 Malhotra, Neha R. ............................... MP61-13 Malhotra, Sanjay .................................. MP87-14 Malik, Rena ................................................ V2-10 Malik, Shabana .................................... MP29-17 Malis, Vadim ......................................... MP42-08 Maliski, Sally ........................................... PD06-07 Malizia, Enzo ......................................... MP35-10 Malkawi, Ibraheem .............................. PD34-03 Malkoc¸, Ercan ..... MP22-01, MP49-06, MP49-11, MP55-04, MP72-05, MP72-16, MP73-19, PD2004, PD28-09, PD29-06 Malkowicz, Stanley .................................... p171 Mallmann, Peter ................................... PD54-09 Mally, Dev ............................................. MP04-12 Malm-Buatsi, Elizabeth ......................... MP05-17 Malmstrom, Per Uno ............. PD48-03, PD48-07 Malone, Greg ....................................... MP18-11 Malshy, Kamil ........................................ PD67-12 Malykhina, Anna ........ MP85-05, PD70-03, p328 Mamawala, Mufaddal ....... MP43-01, MP43-13, MP43-15, MP43-18, PD55-07, PD71-02 Mamoor, Maha .................................... MP70-12 Mamut, Adiel ........................................ MP66-09 Manach, Quentin . MP55-09, PD48-05, PD57-04 Manchanda, Rohit ............................... MP42-01 Mandal, Arup K. .................................... PD63-03 Mandalapu, Rao .................................. MP78-18 Mandel, Neil ......................................... MP12-09 Mandel, Philipp ..... MP97-14, PD10-04, PD51-04 Mandeville, Jessica .............................. MP02-08 Manecksha, Rustom ............................. PD60-08 Manfredi, Martina ................................ MP78-20 Manfredi, Matteo ...................... PD18-06, V8-02 Mangano, Angelo ............................... MP47-01 Mangel, Jeffrey .................... MP31-16, PD26-02 Mangin, Philippe .................. MP33-04, PD07-11 Mangione, Francesco ......................... MP24-12 Maniar, VIraj ......................................... MP21-15 Manica, Michele .................................. MP47-06 Manickam, Kannan .............................. PD65-07 Manit, Arya ............................................ PD27-03 Manka, Lukas ........................................ PD47-09 Manley, Brandon ..... MP39-01, MP39-02, MP3903, MP39-04, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-14 Mann, Gurminder ................................. MP10-06 Mann, Jason ......................................... MP13-17 Mann, Sarah ......................... MP38-02, MP38-06 Mann, Uday .......................................... PD63-07 Mann-Gow, Travis K. ............................ MP94-05
Mano, Roy ........... MP23-11, MP74-03, MP84-05, PD07-10, PD48-03, PD48-07 Manoharan, Aysswarya ..................... MP100-15 Manoharan, Murugesan ...................... PD71-01 Mansell, Chris ........................................ MP11-13 Mansour, Ahmed .... MP52-06, MP54-07, MP5815, MP58-16 Mansour, Ahmed M. ............................ MP27-15 Mansour, Mila ....................................... MP20-13 Mansure, Jose Joao ............................ MP88-12 Mante, Sunny ............................................. p281 Mantione, Krystin .................................. MP87-12 Manunta, Andrea ... MP37-13, MP37-14, MP4012, MP54-18, MP85-09, PD64-05, PD64-07, PD64-08, V5-03 Manwaring, Jared .................................... V7-10 Mao, Jialin ............. MP11-16, PD02-10, PD17-08 Mao, Yunhua ........................................ MP99-04 Maole, Punga ............................................. p281 Maolake, Aerken ................................. MP87-02 Maranchie, Jodi ......................................... p132 Marcelli, Francois .................. PD64-07, PD64-08 Marchal, Ste ´ phane .............................. MP06-19 Marchand, Melissa ............................... MP41-13 Marchetti, Kathryn A. ............... FRI-04, MP61-07 Marchini, Giovanni ............................... MP12-10 Marcon, Julian ..................................... MP18-18 Marconi, Maria Cristina ....................... MP34-09 Marcovich, Robert ............................... MP51-20 Marcus, Roy .......................................... MP01-08 Margel, David ..... MP23-11, MP57-13, MP84-05, PD07-10 Margolin, Ezra J. .. MP56-15, MP71-19, PD45-04, V9-01 Margolis, Daniel ........ MP38-11, PD28-07, V8-01 Margrave, Jennifer ............ MP64-12, PNFBA-09 Margulis, Vitaly .... MP55-13, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-20, MP78-13, MP80-16, MP92-14, PD04-03, PD49-03 Mari, Mauro .......................................... MP24-12 Mariani, Luigi ........................................ MP34-13 Marien, Arnaud .................................... MP77-02 Marien, Tracy ...... MP19-17, MP50-18, MP90-13, PD16-03 Marin, Daniele ...................................... MP01-07 Marinez, Pablo ..................................... MP16-17 Marinho, Lucas B. ................................. MP26-05 Marinkovic, Serge ................................ MP31-13 Mark, James Ryan .................................... FRI-16 Markiewicz, Erica ................................. MP17-13 Marks, Brian ........................................... PD54-01 Marks, Jeffrey M. .................................. MP24-19 Marks, Leonard ....... PD28-07, PNFBA-10, V8-01, p12 Marks, Matthew ................................... MP89-15 Marks, Sheldon ..................................... MP89-15 Markt, Sarah ......................................... MP14-09 Markwell, Stephen ............................... MP35-03 Marloes, Mulders .................................. MP33-17 Marlowe, Bret ....................... MP08-16, MP43-16 Marmar, Joel ................................................ p16 Maroni, Paul .......................................... PD71-01 Maroni, Paul D. ............................ MP24-10, p78 Marquette, Mary .................................. MP32-02 Marra, Giancarlo . MP03-08, MP64-02, MP93-02 Marsh, Christian .................................... MP30-10 Marshall, Michael .................. PD44-11, PD69-12 Marten-Mittag, Birgitt ........................... PD18-04 Martin, Brendan ................................... MP54-17 Martin, Jeremy W. . MP01-19, MP100-03, MP1012, MP10-15 Martin, Lisa ............................ MP67-20, PD55-06 Martin, Paul ........................................... MP33-20 Martin, Sarah ........................................ MP79-06 Martin, Sean ......................................... MP81-03 Martinez Acevedo, Ann ....................... PD62-07 Martı´nez Arroyo, Carlos ....................... MP13-01 Martı´nez Ballesteros, Claudio .............. PD31-09 Martinez, Adolfo ................................... MP06-20 Martinez, Laura ..................................... PD64-06 Martinez, Oscar ............................................ p55 Martinez-Acevedo, Ann ...................... MP22-19 Martı´nez-Arroyo, Carlos ....................... MP68-12 Martinez-Breijo, Sara ............................ MP43-12 Martinez-Pineiro, Luis .................................. p277 Martinez-Salamanca, Ignacio ............ MP46-09
Martı´nez-Salamanca, Juan Ignacio .. MP45-05, MP56-06, PD04-10, PD31-09, p318 Martinez-Sarmiento, Manuel ............... MP47-02 Martinho, Olga ..................................... MP17-14 Martins Giron, Amilcar ......................... MP66-04 Martins, Francisco ................................. PD34-03 Martorana, Giuseppe .......................... MP64-16 Marty, Francisco ......................................... p158 Maruccia, Serena . MP86-12, PD16-12, PD23-04 Maruf, Mahir ....... MP03-03, MP14-07, MP43-17, MP47-10, MP52-08, MP70-01, PD56-05, PD5610, PD61-09 Maruyama, Satoru ............... MP31-15, MP71-17 Maruyama, Tetsuji ................ MP41-18, MP66-05 Marzouk, Karim ...... PD40-08, PD57-10, PD59-10 Masago, Toshihiko ............... MP60-20, MP97-18 Masakatsu, Oishi ................................... PD27-10 Maselli, Guevar ..................................... PD62-05 Masic, Selma ......................................... PD28-12 Masmoudi, Anis .................................... MP24-11 Mason, James ...................................... MP36-06 Mason, Ross ...... MP04-13, MP100-17, MP20-01, MP21-06, MP34-03, MP53-16, MP59-14, MP72-12, PD59-04, PD66-07 Mason, Terry ............................................... p212 Masoomi, Ahmad ................................ MP66-18 Mass, Alon Y. ............................................. V4-04 Massfelder, Thierry .............. MP60-09, MP73-07, MP87-08 Massman III, John .... MP43-04, MP43-08, MP4320 Masson-Lecomte, Alexandra .............. MP49-19 Massoud, Amr M. ................. MP09-01, MP35-18 Massoudi, Rustin ................................... MP39-10 Master, Viraj .... MP100-05, MP100-16, MP16-03, MP16-09, MP55-13, MP69-18, PD04-03, PD0410, PD06-03, PNFBA-12, p11 Masters, Jonathan ............................... MP15-08 Masterson, Thomas ............................... PD08-08 Masterson, Timothy ...... MP08-17, MP55-13, p14 Mastroianni, Riccardo ......... MP03-06, PD61-11, V8-12 Mastuda, Tadashi ................................. PD46-06 Mastushima, Masashi ........................... MP25-17 Masuda, Tsuyoshi ................................. MP16-07 Masumori, Naoya .... MP37-05, MP44-14, MP5219, MP53-02, MP71-18, MP98-02 Masunaga, Ayako ............................... MP16-07 Mataraza, Jennifer ..................................... p210 Matera, Matteo ................................. PPTLBA-01 Mateu Arrom, Laura ............................ MP29-05 Mathai, John ........................ MP85-06, MP85-07 Matheson, Matthew ............................ MP61-06 Mathews, Catherine ............................. PD01-06 Mathieu, Romain ..... MP37-14, MP49-20, MP5418, MP59-02, MP59-03, MP78-15, PD07-12, PD27-09 Mathioudakis, Alexandros ................... MP19-05 Mathur, Sharad ..................... MP86-16, PD71-04 Matieu, Romain .................................... PD27-04 Matillon, Xavier ..... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Matin, Surena ..... MP51-04, MP64-12, MP67-18, MP71-01, MP78-02, MP78-09, MP78-13, PD0403, PD04-09, PD20-08, PD52-03, PD57-05, p37, p210, p241 Matlaga, Brian ..... MP12-07, PD11-12, PD16-03, PD58-10, p12, p39, p90 Matloob, Rayan ................... MP35-05, MP35-11 Matos, Andre ........................................ MP63-11 Matos, Rita ............................ MP29-03, PD01-04 Matrone, Fabio .................................... MP53-14 Matsubara, Akio . MP04-07, MP16-10, MP37-18, MP98-03 Matsui, Hotaka ..................... MP41-15, MP65-06 Matsukawa, Yoshihisa ........ MP09-02, MP09-14, MP29-09, MP47-18, MP94-17, PD18-12, PD39-03 Matsumoto, Chieko ............. MP86-10, PD44-06 Matsumoto, Edward .................. MP14-04, p203 Matsumoto, Hiroaki . MP21-04, MP44-09, MP6015, MP73-08 Matsumoto, Kazuhiro .......... MP15-03, MP34-16, MP74-15, PD15-06, PD40-09, PD48-09, PD48-10 Matsumoto, Kazuya ............................. MP52-19 Matsumoto, Mitsunobu ........................ MP73-02 Matsumoto, Ryuji ................. MP71-17, MP88-04
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Matsumoto, Teppei ............. MP21-19, MP86-02 Matsumoto-Miyai, Kazumasa .............. PD70-06 Matsuo, Kazuna ................................... MP09-02 Matsuo, Tomohiro ................. MP88-02, PD48-04 Matsuoka, Kanako .. MP17-04, MP31-12, MP3913, PD02-02 Matsuoka, Yoh .................... MP15-04, MP16-06, MP31-05, MP39-12, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15, PD11-08 Matsushima, Masaaki ........................... PD64-09 Matsushita, Kazuhito ............................. PD69-07 Matsushita, Kei ..................................... MP86-11 Matsushita, Ryosuke ............. MP98-19, PD10-03 Matsushita, Yuto ................................... PD24-01 Matsuta, Yosuke ................... MP86-10, PD44-06 Matsuyama, Hideyasu ......................... MP44-09 Matsuyama, Hideyasu ....... MP07-11, MP21-04, MP35-04, MP60-15, MP65-03, MP71-16, MP71-18, MP73-08, MP78-07 Matsuzaki, Kyosuke ............. MP73-02, MP99-01, MP99-06 Mattedi, Romulo ................................... PD66-01 Mattei, Agostino . MP54-15, MP54-19, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP58-20, p16 Mattelaer, Johan ...................................... FRI-01 Matthaiou, Irene .................................. MP89-08 Matthew, Ziegelmann ......... MP84-04, MP84-13 Matthews, Catherine ........... MP29-14, PD02-12 Matthews, Gerald ................ MP92-06, PD40-05 Matthies, Cord ..................................... MP80-12 Mattison, Braden .. MP30-08, PD11-04, PD21-04 Mattox, Millie ........................................ MP81-13 Matulay, Justin T. ..... MP21-01, MP61-01, MP6706, MP70-20, MP71-19 Matulewicz, Richard ........... MP14-01, MP32-10, MP76-06, MP85-10, MP92-03, MP96-11, PD0307, PD14-09 Matuszcak, Christiane .......................... MP28-03 Matzkin, Haim ....................................... MP10-10 Mauad, Edmundo ............................... MP92-09 Mauney, Joshua .......................................... p40 Maurer, Gerlinde .................................. PD72-11 Maurer, Sabine ..................................... MP36-01 Maurer, Tobias ....................... PD61-02, PD61-03 Maurer, Uwe .......................................... PD72-11 Maurer, Valentin .................................. MP34-07 Maurice, Matthew .. MP22-01, MP49-06, MP4911, MP49-15, MP49-17, MP55-04, MP67-09, MP69-14, MP72-05, MP72-16, MP73-19, PD2004, PD29-06, PD66-05 Maurin, Charlotte .................. PD64-07, PD64-08 Maurino, Chris ....................................... PD28-03 Mauroy, Brigitte .................................... MP77-02 Maxwell, Adam .................... MP19-13, MP62-07 Maxwell, Kelly ....................................... MP11-12 Maxwell, Meng ..................................... MP34-10 May, Florian .......................................... MP46-19 May, Matthias ....................................... PD36-08 May, Paul . MP21-13, MP21-14, MP24-17, MP9205, PD38-01, PD46-09, PD46-11 May, Philip ............................................ MP75-19 May, Stuart ............................................ PD43-08 Mayer, Erik ............................. MP51-17, PD53-04 Mayer, Michelle J. ................................ MP83-17 Mayhew, Richard ................................. MP64-20 Mayorga Go ´ mez, Edgar ..................... MP13-01 Mayr, Roman ........................................ MP21-08 Mazur, Daniel J. .. MP11-08, MP35-02, MP35-12, MP35-13, MP79-04, MP84-10 Mazza, Osvaldo ......................................... p211 Mazzei, Michael ................................... MP42-16 Mazzon, Giorgio ................................... MP50-03 Mazzucchi, Eduardo .... MP12-10, V11-08, p170 Mbanefo, Evaristus ............................... MP29-06 McAbee, Kara E. .................. MP41-19, PD25-03 McAchran, Sarah E. ............................. MP23-13 McAdams, Sean ........... MP06-03, V3-02, V5-01 McAleer, Irene ...................................... MP61-11 McAninch, Jack ......................................... p108 McAuley, Erin ....................... MP17-13, MP87-04 McBride, Sean ....................................... PD24-11 McBride, Tom .............................................. p124 McCabe, Marita ..................... p42, p158, p223 McCahy, Philip ..................... MP62-05, MP66-20 McCammon, Kurt .... MP46-17, MP79-11, PD0506, PD26-10, p13, p17, p233
McCartan, Neil ..................................... MP33-20 McClain, Paul ....................................... MP96-18 McClung, Christopher ........ MP11-02, MP36-08, PD34-10 McClung, Joseph M. ............................ PD70-05 McClure, Andrew ................................. MP32-11 McCollough, Cynthia .......................... MP01-08 McConkey, David ... MP34-01, MP48-19, MP5805, MP65-06, MP65-20, MP88-11, MP98-07, PD62-03, p139 McCormick, Barrett .............................. MP80-11 McCormick, Benjamin ........ MP04-01, MP86-05, PD06-10 McCullough, Andrew .................. MP91-16, p42 McDermott, John .................................... V11-03 McDonald, Michael ........ MP90-15, PNFLBA-02, p158 McDonnell, Bronagh ............................ PD01-03 McDowell, Bradley ............................... MP32-13 McEvoy, Douglas ................................. MP81-03 McEwan, Iain ........................................ MP57-03 McGahan, John ................................... PD28-10 McGinnis, James .................................. MP95-16 McGinnis, Riley ..................................... MP21-15 McGovern, Francis ...... MP23-18, MP30-01, p14 McGrath, John ..... MP58-04, MP64-05, PD19-08 McGreen, Brian .................................... MP58-12 McGregor, Thomas ............... PD20-07, PD73-02 McGuire, Michael ........ MP57-01, PD37-11, p90 McIlhenny, Craig ................... PD41-04, PD46-05 McIntosh, Andrew .............. MP08-01, MP55-05, PD59-05 McIntyre, Donna ............................... PNFLBA-08 McKay, Rana ........................................ PD10-02 McKenna, Patrick ................ MP76-10, p13, p17 McKenzie, Ian ....................................... MP18-11 McKernan, Lindsey ............................... MP29-11 McKiel, Charles ..................................... PD65-09 McKiernan, James .. MP15-13, MP21-01, MP3305, MP55-18, MP58-07, MP86-17, PD04-10, PD59-01, PD59-06, p12, p125, p234, p297 McLane, John ...................................... MP57-17 McLaughlin, Tara .. MP47-17, PD55-10, PD46-07 McLeod, David ... MP33-12, MP87-14, MP87-18, MP87-19, PD24-12 Mcllhenny, Craig .................................. PD46-07 McMahon, Christopher ....... MP84-07, PD69-01, p283 McMahon, Andrew P. ................................. p40 McMann, Leah ..................................... MP69-06 McMurry, Timothy ................................. MP23-06 McNamara, Erin R. .................................... V7-03 McNeil, Brian K. ..................... MP76-10, PD40-10 McNeil, John ......................................... PD47-11 McPherson, John .................................. PD03-02 McPherson, Stephen .......................... PNFBA-08 McPherson, Victor ................................ PD04-12 McVary, Kevin .... MP25-09, MP25-20, MP27-20, MP42-07, MP45-06, MP45-07, MP45-08, MP56-09, MP69-19, PD23-10, PD27-01, PD2702, PNFBA-01, p43, p56, p61, p89, p157 McWilliams, Glen .................................. MP85-15 Meacham, Kate ................................... PD70-04 Meacham, Randall .............................. MP85-05 Meachan, Randall ............................... PD70-03 Mearini, Luigi ......................... PD17-01, PD17-05 Mechanic, Robert ...................................... p191 Medairos, Robert ............... MP01-09, MP100-13 Meddings, Jennifer .............................. MP13-17 Medeiros, Paulo ...................................... V10-08 Medeiros, Rita ....................................... MP23-12 Medeiros, Roberto ................ MP79-12, PD29-03 Medendorp, Andrew R. ....... PD02-07, PD17-07 Medina Polo, Jose ´ ............... MP30-02, MP30-17 Medoff, Brent ........................................ PD17-06 Meeks, Joshua .... MP10-14, MP10-18, MP44-05, MP44-12, MP69-19, MP92-03, MP96-11, PD1409, PD62-08 Meeks, Naomi ...................................... MP12-11 Meeks, William ..................... MP76-10, MP96-14 Meenakshi-Sundaram, Bhalaajee ...... MP96-02 Mehnert, Ulrich ...................................... PD70-10 Mehra, Rohit ....... MP38-17, MP38-18, MP55-06, MP72-06, PD07-03 Mehralivand, Sherif .............. MP08-10, MP18-01 Mehrazin, Reza .................... MP05-15, MP74-09 Mehrotra, Seema ................................. MP40-17
Mehrsai, Abdolrasoul ........................... MP41-03 Mehta, Akanksha ..... MP35-15, PD13-11, PD1803, p208, p212 Mehta, Akash ....................................... MP34-08 Mehta, Sandeep .................................. MP66-03 Meinhardt, Wim .................................... MP34-08 Meissner, Valentin H. ............................ PD18-04 Mejean, Arnaud ................................... MP49-19 Melamed, Jonathan ............................ MP70-06 Melcher, Marc ...................................... MP30-06 Melchionna, Alberto ............................ MP94-07 Melchior, Diethild A. ............................ MP53-11 Meldrum, Kirstan ................................... MP61-20 Mele, Fabrizio ........................................ PD18-06 Melecchi Freitas, Daniel ...... PD27-10, PD38-10, V12-03, V12-06, V8-10 Melero-Martin, Juan M. ............................... p40 Mello, Marcos ......................... MP74-16, V12-08 Mellon, Matthew J. .............. MP79-04, PD30-05 Melnyk, Rachel ......................................... V4-01 Melo, Petronio A.S. ............................... MP38-01 Melsen, Janine ...................................... PD33-06 Meltzer, Andrew C. ................ PNFLBA-04, p158 Menard, Alexandre .............................. PD59-11 Me ´ nard, Cynthia .................................. MP05-08 Menard, Helene ................................... MP85-09 Mendelsohn, Cathy ............................. MP65-16 Mendelsohn, Cathy L. ....... MP42-04, p40, p139 Me ´ ndez-Buso ´ , Carla ............................ MP14-11 Mendez-Probst, Carlos ................................ p12 Mendonca, Berenice .......................... MP37-08 Mendonca, Shawn . MP33-07, MP39-02, MP3903, MP39-04, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP67-14, PD20-06 Mendoza-Valdes, Arturo ........................... p195 Mendoza, Theresa ............................... MP87-10 Meneguetti, Vinicius ............................ MP38-01 Meng, Maxwell ............ MP10-13, MP48-10, p70 Meng, Xiaosong ... MP38-13, MP71-19, PD61-05 Menon, Mani ...... MP04-20, MP06-05, MP22-04, MP22-18, MP28-08, MP34-11, MP34-19, MP53-18, MP55-17, MP69-01, MP76-05, MP91-04, MP92-05, MP92-07, MP97-04, PD0306, PD05-11, PD10-10, PD15-04, PD18-02, PD18-07, PD27-11, PD28-06, PD32-05, PD4311, PD47-08, PD51-05, PD57-03, PD5, p190, p207 Mercado, Gavino N. ................................. p282 Mercer, Diego ...................................... MP78-11 Merguerian, Paul ..... MP61-14, MP66-11, MP6617, MP95-19, p36 Meria, Paul ............................................ PD16-01 Merino, Maria ..... MP03-03, MP08-10, MP14-07, MP18-01, MP47-10, MP52-08, MP70-01, PD5605, PD61-09 Merion, Robert M. ................................ MP82-05 Meropol, Neal ....................................... PD09-02 Merrill, Megan .......................... p66, p109, p298 Merrill, Suzanne ... MP04-13, MP69-11, MP72-12, PD52-06, p297 Merseburger, Axel ............... MP39-15, MP48-01, PD57-11 Mertan, Francesca .............. MP08-10, MP18-01 Meskawi, Malek .. MP02-09, MP27-10, MP27-11, PD27-12 Messi, Gustavo ...................... MP30-07, PD38-11 Messing, Edward ..... MP03-11, MP08-14, MP6408, MP65-01, MP65-02, MP65-12, MP87-13, MP93-14, PD05-10, PD11-10, PD71-05, PNFLBA-10, p234 Mester, Janos ....................................... MP38-16 Metcalf, Meredith ................................ MP93-15 Metcalfe, Michael ... MP15-09, MP78-02, MP9807, PD20-08, PD36-11, PD48-08, PD56-01, PD57-05, PD62-03 Metelev, Alexey ................................... MP89-14 Metwalli, Adam .. MP14-18, MP18-12, MP18-14, PD59-03, p16, p208 Metzler, Ian ............ MP32-15, PD44-03, PD45-05 Metzner, Thomas .................................. MP39-10 Meunier, Matthias ................................ MP43-19 Meyer, Christian P. .. MP22-04, MP32-08, MP3419, MP37-11, MP55-17, MP69-01, MP80-12, PD05-11, PD27-11, PD34-05, PD35-02 Meyer, Rebecca .................................. MP48-09 Meza, Luis ............................................. MP16-17 Mhiri, Mohamed Nabil ......................... MP24-11
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Miakhil, Iqbal ........................................ MP38-03 Miakicheva, Olga ................................ MP87-10 Mian, Badar ................................................ p190 Miano, Roberto ..................................... PD41-10 Miao, Feng .......... MP04-18, MP53-15, MP54-11, PD66-09 Micali, Salvatore ................... PD41-10, PD49-06 Michael, Agnieszka .......................... PNFLBA-16 Michaelson, M. Dror ..................................... p21 Michalski, Jeff ..................................... p15, p164 Michelakis, Evangelos .......................... MP60-14 Michels, Lars .......................................... PD70-10 Michiels, Cle ´ ment ................................ MP55-19 Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative .. MP38-16, MP43-05, MP51-13, MP92-12, MP96-15, PD07-12, PD43-10, PD4604, PD58-06, PD58-07, PNFBA-02, PNFBA-06, MP69-03, PD14-04, PD16-03 Michishita, Mai ..................................... MP26-19 Mickle, Aaron ........................................ PD70-04 Mielnik, Anna ....... MP07-02, MP07-09, PD08-05, PD08-06, PD08-07, PD68-01 Miest, Tanner ....... MP10-16, MP78-19, MP84-04, MP84-13, PD13-09, PD66-11, PD66-12, PD7311, PD73-12 Mifuka, Ouchi ........................................ PD64-09 Migita, Russell T. .................................... MP95-19 Mikami, Shuji ....... MP16-07, MP71-20, MP98-01, PD40-09 Mike, Laura ............................................ PD12-01 Mikhail, David ....................................... MP74-05 Mikhailenko, Dmitriy ............................. MP28-10 Mikhalkevich, Natallia ......................... MP87-19 Miki, Jun ................ MP20-14, MP47-13, PD33-08 Miki, Kenta ............................................ MP47-13 Miki, Tsuneharu ..................................... MP16-11 Mikkilineni, Nina .................................... MP52-02 Milam, Doug ......................................... MP79-10 Milanese, Giulio .................... MP70-10, PD62-05 Milanesi, Martina .................................. MP40-19 Milas, Lee .............................. MP36-09, MP80-04 Milbar, Niv ............................................. PD67-11 Milburn, Preston A. ............... MP50-01, PD35-08 Miles, Ken .............................................. MP18-11 Milinovic, Lilliana ................................... PD64-11 Milla ´ n, Fe ´ lix .............................................. V11-12 Millar, Jeremy ........................................ PD47-11 Miller, Aaron W. .................... MP12-05, MP12-15 Miller, Brady L. ....................... MP23-13, PD66-02 Miller, Brandi ......... MP79-01, MP79-06, PD63-02 Miller, David ........ MP43-01, MP43-02, MP43-05, PD14-01, PD18-02, PD28-03, PD56-12, PD5805, PNFBA-06, p89, p175 Miller, David C. ... MP51-13, MP55-06, MP69-03, MP72-06, MP75-04, PD14-02, PD14-04, PD3201, PD32-02, PD32-03, PD43-10, PD46-03, PD46-04, PD58-06, PNFBA-02 Miller, Duane ........................................ MP57-03 Miller, Eric .............................. MP87-11, PD71-09 Miller, Florian ......................................... MP02-19 Miller, Janis ............................................ PD05-02 Miller, Kurt .............................. MP59-19, PD61-12 Miller, Nicole ....... MP19-17, MP50-18, MP90-13, MP96-20, PD16-03, PD35-03, p253 Miller, Stephen ...................................... MP44-05 Miller, Todd W. ...................................... MP88-18 Millet, Cle ´ mentine .... MP79-02, PD63-04, PD6308 Mills, Gregory ...... MP02-18, MP04-20, MP05-20, MP76-05, MP92-18, PD06-04, PD32-05, PD58-12 Mills, James ........................... MP23-06, PD42-11 Mills, Joseph .......................................... MP83-15 Milose, Jaclyn Corrine ......................... MP36-18 Mima, Takashi ....................... MP97-20, PD51-07 Mimata, Hiromitsu ................ MP03-19, MP26-09 Mimromen, Seyedeh Mojdeh ............. MP18-12 Min, Gyeong Eun ................................. MP17-06 Min, Hye Sung ....................................... PD14-01 Min, Kweon Sik ...................................... PD69-05 Minagawa, Tomonori ......... MP13-04, MP26-04, MP41-05, PD70-12 Minami, Keita ....................................... MP71-17 Minami, Koichiro . MP06-07, MP10-08, MP21-05, MP88-19 Miner, Amy ........................... MP94-10, MP94-19
Miner, Martin ...... PD45-02, PD69-01, p15, p175, p327 Minervini, Andrea ................................. MP49-02 Ming, Jessica ....... MP61-06, MP61-12, MP96-19 Mingguo, Huang .................................. MP99-12 Mingote, Pablo .................................... MP16-17 Minh, Nguyen Nhat ............. MP45-11, MP45-13 Minhas, Sukhbinder .............. V9-03, p126, p208 Minisola, Francesco . MP03-06, MP49-08, PD0406, PD67-07, V12-07, V12-09, V6-05, V6-07, V8-03, V8-08, V8-12 Minton, Julea ........................................ PD25-02 Mintz, Aaron ......................................... MP08-11 Mintz, Ishay ........................................... MP78-11 Mir, Maria Carme ................................. MP86-13 Mirabile, Gabriella ............................... MP15-01 Miranda, Alice ...................................... MP17-14 Miranda, Eduardo P. .......... MP56-14, MP84-02, MP84-17, MP84-19, MP91-08, MP91-09, MP91-10, PD45-07 Miranda, Gus ....... MP21-16, MP80-10, PD36-02, PD36-07, PD36-10, PD38-05, PD38-09, PD6211, PD67-07 Miravalle, Augusto ............................... MP85-13 Mirkin, Chad ................................................. p41 Mirone, Vincenzo .... MP22-14, MP35-19, MP5419, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-11, MP58-19, MP58-20, MP77-16, MP84-12, MP97-08, MP97-11, MP97-12, PD13-07, PD15-08, PD1612, p282, p298 Mirza, Moben ............. MP54-02, MP54-13, p251 Mirzazadeh, Majid ................ MP52-11, PD02-12 Misaki, Toshimitsu ....................................... V8-07 Mishra, Prabhakar ................................ MP68-20 Mishra, Rajeev ....................................... PD12-07 Mishra, Shashikant ................................ MP50-09 Misiewicz-Krzeminska, Irena ................. PD71-08 Misischi, Francesca .............................. MP03-08 Misraı¨, Vincent .... MP49-08, MP02-06, MP13-09, MP27-08, MP27-10, MP27-11, PD27-08, PD27-12, V12-09 Misseri, Rosalia ............................................ p233 Mistry, Kiki .............................................. MP70-11 Mistry, Neil ............................................. MP14-14 Misuraca, Leonardo ........... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17, MP49-08, PD04-06, PD67-07, V1203, V12-07, V12-09, V6-05, V6-07, V8-03, V808, V8-12 Mita, Koji ............................................... MP16-10 Mitchell, Gregory ...................................... V3-08 Mitchell, Jamie ..................................... MP30-18 Mitchell, Kenneth ............................. p124, p212 Mitchell, Leia ......................................... PD44-04 Mitchell, Mark A. ........................................ p212 Mitchell, Tanecia R. ............................. MP12-19 Mitra, Anirban ...................... MP27-06, MP50-08 Mitsui, Kenji ........................................... MP11-10 Mitsui, Takahiko ... MP26-08, MP37-03, MP82-12, MP82-15, MP82-20 Mitsui, Yosuke ........... MP06-18, MP30-12, V4-05 Mitsui, Yozo ........................................... MP60-17 Mitsuke, Akihiko ..................................... PD10-03 Mitsuzuka, Koji ..... MP37-19, MP52-01, MP78-04, MP80-02, PD53-08 Mittakanti, Harsha R. ............. PD35-12, PD47-10 Mittal, B.R. .............................................. PD63-03 Mittal, Pardeep .................................... MP18-08 Mittal, Sameer ....... PD07-05, PD08-05, PD68-01 Mittino, Irene ........................ MP05-01, MP97-05 Miura, Masatomo .... MP16-01, MP16-02, MP1608, MP74-08 Miura, Noriyoshi .................................... MP18-15 Miyagawa, Masao ............................... MP18-15 Miyagawa, Yasushi . MP07-06, MP84-14, MP9901, PD70-06 Miyagi, Hiroko ....................................... MP75-16 Miyaji, Yoshiyuki .................... MP07-13, MP11-05 Miyajima, Akira .................... MP09-18, MP15-03 MIyajima, Akira ..................................... MP25-17 Miyajima, Akira ..................................... MP34-16 MIyajima, Akira ..................................... MP53-06 Miyajima, Akira ... MP71-13, MP71-20, MP74-15, MP81-18, MP83-02, MP83-10, MP87-20, MP98-01, PD15-06, PD40-09, PD48-09, PD48-10 Miyajima, Naoto .................................. MP71-17 Miyake, Hideaki .......... MP16-05, PD24-01, p210
Miyamoto, David ......................................... p41 Miyamoto, Hiroshi .... MP48-13, MP71-04, MP7108, MP87-15, MP88-06, MP88-07, MP88-08, MP88-09, PD11-10, PD49-08 Miyamoto, Kazutaka .......... MP60-16, MP73-05, MP98-19 Miyamoto, Kenichi ............................... MP71-18 Miyamoto, Tatsuya .............. MP26-08, MP82-20 Miyano, Satoru ..................................... MP71-02 Miyao, Takeshi ...................................... MP89-02 Miyaoka, Ricardo ................................. MP12-07 Miyashiro, Yoshimichi ........................... MP83-18 Miyashita, Chihiro ................................. MP37-03 Miyata, Yasuyoshi ................. MP88-02, PD48-04 Miyata, Yudai ....................................... MP09-02 Miyauchi, Yuki ...................................... MP18-15 Miyazaki, Akira .................................. PNFLBA-17 Miyazaki, Kanetaka ............................. MP78-05 Miyazaki, Yasumasa ........... MP16-07, MP34-16, MP71-20, MP81-18, MP83-02, MP83-10, MP87-20 Miyazato, Minoru .................. MP26-18, PD50-09 Miyazawa, Yoshiyuki ............................ MP89-02 Miyoshi, Yasuhide ................ MP28-09, MP28-16 Mizoguchi, Shinsuke ............................. MP26-09 Mizokami, Atsushi ................. MP87-02, PD49-10 Mizuno, Hideki ...................................... MP94-17 Mizuno, Kentaro ................... MP41-18, MP66-05 Mizuno, Ryuchi ..................................... MP71-20 Mizuno, Ryuichi .... MP15-03, MP16-07, MP25-17 Mizuno, Ryuichi ..................................... MP53-06 Mizuno, Ryuichi .... MP74-15, PD15-06, PD40-09, PD48-09 Mizuno, Taiki ......................................... MP84-20 Mizusawa, Junki .................................... MP71-18 Mizushima, Taichi ..... MP48-13, MP71-08, MP8806, MP88-07, MP88-08, MP88-09 Mlynarczyk, Carrie ... MP26-13, MP56-15, MP7619, MP79-14, PD58-09, V2-07, V9-01 Mmdouh, Ahmed ................................. PD30-02 Mo, Fan ................................................. MP44-08 Mo, Rong .............................................. MP82-01 Mobasher, Amr .................................... MP56-04 Mobley, Harry ........................................ PD12-01 Moch, Holger ....................... MP80-08, MP80-17 Mochizuki, Takanori .............................. MP82-15 Modi, Parth ........................... MP60-08, MP69-08 Modlin, Charles .................................... MP30-18 Mogami, Tohru ..................................... MP83-03 Moghtaderi, Mastaneh ....................... MP61-05 Moh, Frederick ..................................... MP29-19 Mohamed, Ahmed ............. MP87-14, MP87-19 Mohammadi, Ehsan ............................. PD01-12 Mohammadnia, Mousa ...................... MP41-03 Mohammadzadeh Rezaei, Mohammadali ............................................................ MP57-16 Mohammadzadeh Rezaei, Mohammadhadi ............................................................ MP57-16 Mohammed, Anna ............................... PD43-05 Mohammed, Aza ................................. MP02-04 Mohanty, Pramod Kumar .................... PD16-09 Mohebbi, Nilufar .................................. MP01-20 Mohler, James .... MP57-20, MP87-12, MP93-11, PD46-11 Mohyelden, Khaled .............................. PD42-03 Moin, Tannaz ........................................ MP92-16 Moineau, Marie-Pierre ......... MP33-04, PD07-11 Moinzadeh, Alireza ............. MP02-08, MP33-02, MP33-03, PD37-07, V6-08 Moldovan, Christina ............................. MP40-13 Moldoveanu, Tudor ............................. MP57-03 Moldwin, Robert .................................. p13, p30 Molina, Luiz ........................................... MP74-07 Molina, Manuel .................................. MP100-15 Molina, Marco ...................................... MP19-05 Molina, Rosa ......................................... MP35-10 Molina, Wilson R ................................. MP100-19 Molina, Wilson R. .................................. MP12-11 Molinaro, Luca ..................................... MP03-08 Molinie ´ , Vincent .................................... PD33-10 Moll, Friedrich ............................................ FRI-12 Molnar, Zsolt ............................................... p139 Mombet, Annick ... PD67-01, PD67-02, PD67-03 Momcilovic, Stefan .............................. MP10-06 Momesso, Adrian ....................................... p211 Momota, Masaki .................................. MP71-12 Monastyrskaya, Katia .......... MP26-01, MP82-08
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Moncada, Enver ..................................... V10-03 Moncrief, Travis ..................................... MP36-08 Monda, Steven ..................................... PD41-07 Mondaini, Nicola ............................... PPTLBA-01 Money, Samuel ......................................... V3-02 Monga, Manoj .... MP01-02, MP01-11, MP12-05, MP12-07, MP12-15, MP19-03, MP75-17, PD1603, PD16-08, PD30-10, PD35-03, p39, p282 Mongan, John ...................................... PD11-05 Monleon, Laure ..................... PD64-07, PD64-08 Monma, Tetsuo .................................... MP16-07 Monn, Maria ........... Francesca ........... PD52-12 Monserrat-Montfort, Juan Jose ´ ........... MP47-02 Montague, Drogo ....... MP46-10, PD22-10, p39, p301 Montanari, Emanuele ......... MP35-05, MP35-11, MP84-12, MP97-08, MP97-12, PD16-12 Montedoro, Ariel .................................. MP63-04 Monteiro, Leonardo Lima .................... MP78-09 Montes de Oca, Luis ............................ MP16-17 Montgomery, Brian . MP25-10, MP84-04, MP8413, PD31-01, PD31-07, PD49-12 Montgomery, Jeffrey .......... MP08-12, MP18-06, MP38-17, MP38-18, MP58-04 Montgomery, Zack ............................... PD43-10 Montie, James .... MP18-06, MP43-01, MP69-03, MP92-12, PD11-11, PD14-04, PD43-10, PD4604, PD58-06, PNFBA-02 Montironi, Rodolfo ... MP03-04, MP97-08, PD6205 Montogomery, Bruce ........................... PD10-02 Montorsi, Francesco ........... MP03-04, MP03-05, MP03-13, MP16-15, MP22-08, MP22-14, MP34-20, MP35-05, MP35-11, MP35-19, MP47-14, MP49-08, MP53-19, MP54-15, MP54-19, MP55-05, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP55-16, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-10, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP58-20, MP59-05, MP5, p208, p216, p297 Moody, Jemma ................................... MP07-07 Moon, Daniel ...... MP38-02, MP38-06, MP55-05, MP59-04, p35 Moon, Du Geon . MP09-03, MP09-05, MP25-05, MP81-19, MP91-15, PD69-05, p267 Moon, Jun-Hwan .................................. MP94-14 Moon, Ki Hak ........ MP35-14, PD44-02, PD50-05, PD69-05 Moon, Young ........................................ PD46-12 Moonen, Luc ........................................ MP34-08 Moore, Bradley ..................................... MP05-17 Moore, Caroline .. MP33-20, MP51-12, PD43-06, PD55-01, PD65-10, p125 Moore, Courtenay ..... MP29-02, MP63-19, p215 Moore, Jessica ..................................... MP06-08 Moore, Renee ...................................... MP08-09 Moore, Ronald ........................................... p297 Moorman, Patricia ............................... MP92-09 Moradzadeh, Ariel ................................ PD54-08 Moraes Filho, Manoel O. ..................... MP26-05 Mora-Estaves, Cesar ............................. PD22-01 Morais De Assis, Rafael ........................ MP74-07 Morais, Anto ´ nio .................................... MP18-09 Morais, Nuno ............................................. V5-10 Morales Solchaga, Gonzalo ............... MP40-14 Morales, Blanca ................................... MP25-13 Morales, Edwin E. ................. MP04-14, PD48-06 Morales-Covarrubias, Jesu´s A. ............ MP11-18 Moran, Michael ........................................ FRI-11 Morano, Jacqueline ............................ MP92-03 Mordasini, Livio ..................................... MP81-12 Morden, James ................................. PNFLBA-16 Moreira, Daniel ... MP09-08, MP13-13, MP14-03, MP14-09, MP20-06, MP20-07, MP20-19, MP33-16, MP47-09, PD47-04, PD47-06, PD66-08 Morel, Katherine L. ............................... MP83-08 Moreno, Courtney ............................... MP18-08 Moreno, Daniel .................................... MP91-01 Moreno, Etelvina Karditsa ................... MP94-02 Moreno, Sergio ..................................... PD35-11 Moretti, Donatella ................................ MP84-12 Moretti, Kim ........................................... PD47-11 Morey, Allen ........ MP36-03, MP46-04, MP46-15, MP79-17, PD22-03, PD22-05, PD34-07, PD3412, PD60-02, PD60-12, PD63-12, V5-07, p42 Morgado, Afonso ................................. PD01-01 Morgan, Monica ................................ MP100-11
Morgan, Todd ..... MP43-10, MP43-11, MP55-06, MP58-04, MP72-06, MP87-07, PD07-03, PD5502, PD58-07, PD71-06, PD71-07 Morgans, Alicia .................................... MP57-07 Morganstern, Bradley ......... MP66-03, MP66-13, PD35-04 Morgentaler, Abraham ...... MP14-10, MP89-06, p14, p42, p157, p282 Morgia, Giuseppe ...... MP02-01, MP09-04, p51, p282 Mori, Juiichi ........................................... MP73-08 Mori, Junichi ......................... MP21-04, MP60-15 Mori, Kazuyuki ..... MP06-02, MP71-07, MP71-14, PD71-10 Mori, Kenichi ......................................... MP26-09 Mori, Shintaro ............................................ V4-10 Morii, Eiichi ............................................ MP99-06 Morikawa, Norifumi .............................. MP11-10 Morimoto, Shinji .................................... MP72-14 Morimoto, Tania .................................... PD42-12 Morin, Jacqueline ................................ MP63-06 Morinaga, Shingo ................. MP43-14, PD26-08 Morioka, Keita ...................................... MP37-03 Morita, Shinya ....... MP74-15, PD15-06, PD40-09 Moritoki, Yoshinobu ............. MP41-18, MP66-05 Moritz, Christina ..................................... PD23-06 Moriya, Kimihiko ... MP31-15, MP37-03, PD64-09 Morizane, Shuichi ................ MP52-19, MP60-20, MP97-18 Mork, Maureen ..................................... PD57-05 Morlacco, Alessandro ........ MP53-14, MP64-02, MP93-02, MP93-16 Morley, Chad ....................................... MP66-02 Morozumi, Makoto ............................... MP04-19 Morris, Adam ...................................... MP100-14 Morris, Bradley J. ................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Morris, Michael ...................... PD24-07, PD24-11 Morris, Samantha A. .................................... p40 Morrison, Belinda ............. MP64-20, p239, p281 Morrison, Paul ....................................... MP95-03 Morsy, Samer ......................................... PD50-01 Mortensen, Mette Saksoe .................... PD53-07 Mortezavi, Ashkan ................ MP38-10, PD47-09 Morton, Gerard ..................................... PD07-07 Mosbah, Ahmed ..... MP06-09, MP10-15, MP4102, MP54-07, MP58-15, MP58-16, MP91-03, PD11-07, PD29-09 Moschini, Marco ................. MP34-20, MP54-15, MP54-19, MP55-15, MP58-01, MP58-09, MP58-10, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-14, MP58-19, MP58-20, MP78-14, PD11-01, PD1508 Moschonas, Dimitrios ............................ PD36-06 Moselely, William ................................... PD27-01 Moseley, William ................................... MP27-17 Moses, Kelvin ....... MP57-07, MP57-14, MP69-16, MP86-09 Moses, Kelvin A. .................................... PD07-04 Moses, Michael .................................... MP57-04 Moses, Rachel A. .................. MP47-15, PD07-06 Moskalev, Igor ...................... MP60-07, MP65-03 Moskovits, Boaz ......................................... V8-05 Moskowitz, Dena .................. MP40-15, PD02-04 Mosqueda, Maribel ............................. MP71-01 Mosquera, Juan Miguel ....................... MP99-08 Moss, Tyler ............................................. MP71-01 Mossa, Abubakr ................... MP26-16, MP94-18 Mossanen, Matthew ........... MP04-04, MP80-05, PD36-12 Mostafa, Mohamed ............................. MP24-08 Mostafavi, Leila .................................... MP38-11 Mostafid, Hugh ...................... PD19-08, PD36-06 Mostaghel, Elahe .................................. PD10-02 Mota, Paulo .............................. MP17-14, V5-10 Motamedinia, Piruz ...................... PD35-04, p14 Mottet, Nicolas ........................... PD72-01, p125 Mottrie, Alex ........ MP24-03, MP49-13, MP51-16, MP72-17 Mottrie, Alexander .............. MP47-20, MP55-05, MP59-04, MP64-02, MP93-02 Mottrie, Alexandre .............. MP34-15, MP59-05, MP77-01, MP92-05, PD15-09, PD41-02, PD5205, PD59-08, V5-06, p15, p36, p207 Motzer, Robert ....................... PD04-02, PD53-02 Moubasher, Amr ................... MP89-09, PD25-08 Moul, Judd ........ MP33-18, MP64-13, p15, p173, p277
Moulin, Morgan .................................... MP55-09 Mouracade, Pascal ............ MP22-01, MP49-06, MP49-11, MP49-17, MP55-04, MP64-19, MP67-09, MP72-05, MP72-16, MP73-07, MP73-19, PD20-04, PD64-07 mouracade, Pascal ............................. PD64-08 Mouracade, Pascal .............................. PD66-05 Mourad, Sherif ............................................ p159 Mouraviev, Vladimir ............ MP70-08, MP70-17, PD56-04, PNFLBA-02 Mourmouras, Nikolaos ......................... MP79-19 Mourmouris, Panagiotis ....................... MP93-01 Mourtzakis, Marina ............................... MP14-04 Mourtzinos, Arthur ........ MP85-17, MP85-18, p57 Moussa, Ahmed ................... MP24-08, PD54-10 Moussa, Ayman S. ............... MP09-01, MP35-18 Moyad, Mark .............................................. p190 Moylan, Donald .................... MP33-06, PD28-03 Mozafarpour, Sarah ............. MP01-05, MP31-08 Mozer, Pierre ...................................... p12, p213 Mseddi, Mohamed Amine .................. MP24-11 Mucci, Lorelei ....................... MP14-09, MP38-09 Mucksavage, Phillip ............................. MP90-15 Muders, Michael ................................... PD33-09 Mueller, Elizabeth R. ......... MP75-01, PNFLBA-09 Mueller, Georgia .................................. MP84-11 Mueller-Mattheis, Volker ....................... PD24-03 Mueller-Wolf, Maya .................................. V4-11 Muere, Abigale .................................... MP29-15 Mufti, Uwais ........................................... PD46-07 Muguruza, Diego ................................. MP16-17 Muilwijk, Tim .......................................... MP55-05 Muirhead, Gary .................... MP84-07, PD69-01 Mukai, Shoichiro ................................... MP60-06 Mukai, Yuki ............................................ MP05-19 Mukherjee, Amarnath .......................... MP87-05 Mukherjee, Kaushik .............. MP79-01, PD63-02 Mukherjee, Neelam .............................. PD48-06 Mukhtar, Bashir ...................................... PD26-04 Muldong, Michelle ............................... MP87-10 Muldoon, Sarah .................... PD41-08, PD46-01, PD46-02 Mule, James ......................................... MP48-20 Mulhall, John P. ................... MP25-02, MP56-07, MP56-14, MP56-19, MP84-02, MP84-03, MP84-19, MP91-09, MP91-10, PD22-07, PD2211, PD31-04, PD31-05, PD45-07, PD69-07, PD69-08, p21, p43 Mulhem, Waseem ................................ PD43-07 Mullane, Patrick .................................... PD71-02 Mullane, Stephanie .............................. MP34-11 Mullen, Gregory .................................... PD44-08 Muller, Georg ....................................... MP59-01 Mu¨ller, Guido ........................................ MP82-10 Muller, Roberto ..................................... MP92-09 Mullerad, Michael ................ MP68-19, MP75-10 Muller-Arteaga, Carlos ........................ MP40-14 Mullhal, John ........................................ MP84-17 Mullinax, John ....................................... MP48-20 Mulvin, David ........................................ PD60-08 Munarriz, Ricardo ..... MP25-12, MP25-14, PD2209, PD22-12, PD31-03, p43, p121 Muncey, Wade .................... MP36-11, PD63-11 Mundhe, Shankar ................................. PD68-12 Mundy, Anthony R. ... MP24-16, PD29-07, PD3402, PD38-12, PD64-10, V1-05, V1-08 Muneer, Asif .......... MP89-09, MP89-13, PD25-08 Munegato, Stefania ........... MP64-02, MP93-02, PD51-08 Mungovan, Sean ................................. MP93-09 Munns, Janelle ..................................... MP18-11 Munoz, Fernando ................. MP64-02, MP93-02 Mun ˜ oz, Jesus ........................................... V12-11 Munver, Ravi ......................................... MP50-16 Murai, Sachiyo ...................................... MP71-17 Murakami, Gen .................... MP40-18, MP81-09 Murakami, Masaaki ............................. MP06-10 Muramatsu, Hiroyuki ............. MP43-14, PD26-08 Muranaka, Takashi ............................... MP53-02 Murasawa, Hiromi ................................ MP34-04 Murata, Tadashi ................... MP11-19, MP23-16 Murdock, Myron ................................... PD07-04 Murokawa, Takahiro ............................ MP06-13 Murphy, Daniel ..................................... MP96-08 Murphy, Declan .......... MP51-16, PD41-04, p14, p15, p78, p159
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Murphy, Gregory ..... MP14-02, MP46-07, MP7901, MP79-15, MP84-18, PD44-03, PD45-05, PD63-02, PD63-09 Murphy, Megan ................................... MP66-13 Murphy, Stephen ................. MP11-07, MP11-08 Murray, Katie ..... MP100-20, MP49-01, MP52-09, MP55-05, MP88-17, p333 Murray, Patrick ...................................... PD06-04 Murta, Claudio B. ................. MP04-17, MP38-01 Murtola, Teemu ..................... PD40-03, PD47-02 Murugan, Paari .................................... MP28-02 Muruve, Nicolas ......................................... p278 Musch, Michael .................................... MP03-14 Musicki, Biljana ...................... MP45-01, PD70-02 Mustafi, Devkumar ............................... MP17-13 Mustanski, Brian .................................... MP35-01 Mutaguchi, Kazuaki ............................. MP04-07 Mutambirwa, Shingai ................................. p281 Muthigi, Akhil ........ MP43-17, MP47-10, PD04-01 Muto, Giovanni ... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17, PD61-11 Muttin, Fabio ....... MP22-08, MP22-14, MP49-08, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP67-17, PD04-04, PD52-05, PD5908 Myatt, Andrew ..................................... MP24-06 Myatt, Andy .......................................... PD46-07 Mydlo, Jack ........................................... PD10-05 Myers, Deborah .................................... PD54-05 Myers, Jeremy B. ..... MP11-02, MP35-06, MP3507, MP36-08, MP36-14, MP46-07, MP79-01, PD13-02, PD13-12, PD29-02, PD34-06, PD3410, PD34-11, PD63-02, PD64-01, PD64-04, V109, p212, p297 Mylarappa, Prasad .............. MP90-20, PD27-06 Mynderse, Lance A. ............ MP77-04, PD23-10, PD72-07, V4-09
N N Rodrigues, Regis ............................... MP38-01 Na, Jun Phil ....... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP22-12, MP28-17 Na, Rong ............... MP33-11, MP57-01, PD37-11 Nabavizadeh, Behnam ....................... MP61-18 Nabavizadeh, Reza ............................. MP61-18 Nabeeh, Adel ...... MP06-09, MP27-12, PD29-09 Nabeeh, Hossam .................. MP27-15, PD11-07 Naber, Kurt ........................................... p13, p30 Nabhani, Jamal .................. MP13-08, MP32-09, PD06-07, PD32-10 Nabi, Ghulam ....................... MP05-16, PD09-04 Nader, Anton ....................................... MP92-03 Nadler, Robert ............. MP11-12, MP68-02, p15 Nadu, Andrei ........................................ MP22-09 Nagahama, Katsushi ........................... MP72-14 Nagahara, Akira ................. MP73-02, MP99-01, MP99-06 Nagai, Atsushi ...................... MP07-13, MP11-05 Nagai, Takashi .... MP13-04, MP26-04, MP41-05, MP83-03, MP86-07, MP98-11, PD70-12 Nagamori, Satoshi ................................ MP71-17 Nagano, Ken-ichi ...................................... V8-07 Nagao, Go ........................................... MP97-20 Nagao, Kazuhiro .. MP21-04, MP71-16, MP78-07 Nagao, Koichi ...................................... MP60-17 Nagao, Takashi .................... MP64-11, MP97-20 Nagaraj, Arjun ....................................... PD60-06 Nagaraj, Horahalli ................................ PD60-06 Nagata, Hirohiko ................. MP34-16, MP41-11, PD48-10 Nagata, Maki ....................................... MP78-05 Nagata, Masato .................................. MP60-17 Nageeb, Mohamed ............................ MP27-15 Nagele, Udo ................................................. p90 Nagib, Mohammad ............................. MP74-20 Nagla, Salah ......................................... MP40-01 Nagle, Anna ........ MP08-05, MP63-06, MP63-07 Nagler, Harris .............................. PD22-09, p157 Nahar, Bruno ....... MP04-18, MP38-04, MP53-15, MP54-11, MP81-04, PD07-01, PD08-11, PD4002, PD66-09 Nahas, William .... MP04-17, MP12-10, MP30-07, MP74-16, PD38-11, PD66-01, V12-08 Nahas, Willian ..... MP08-02, MP18-07, MP72-18, MP87-03, V3-06
Naidu, Sailendra ....................................... V3-02 Naiki, Taku ............ MP83-03, MP86-07, MP98-11 Naiki-Ito, Aya ........................................ MP98-11 Nair, Rajesh ........................................... PD67-08 Nairta, Takuma ..................................... PD53-09 Naito, Seiji ..................................... MP71-18, p25 Naitoh, Yasuyuki .................. MP20-12, MP93-20 Najari, Bobby .............. PD68-03, PD68-04. p264 Nakada, Stephen Y. .............. FRI-05, MP100-04, MP100-09, MP100-12, MP100-18, MP18-17, MP22-05, MP62-12, MP62-19, MP90-06, MP90-07, MP90-11, MP90-13, MP95-13, PD3211, PD42-06, V11-03, p13, p17, p21, p36, p207, p281 Nakagami, Yoshihiro ............ MP64-11, MP97-20 Nakagawa, Atsuhiro ............................ MP52-01 Nakagawa, Ken ................................... MP16-07 Nakagawa, Masayuki ........ MP60-16, MP73-05, MP98-19, PD10-03 Nakagawa, Tohru ................................ MP71-02 Nakagawa, Yuki .................. MP06-06, MP74-01 Nakagomi, Hirishi .................................. MP82-12 Nakagomi, Hiroshi ............... MP26-08, MP82-15, MP82-20 Nakaigawa, Noboru ............................ MP05-19 Nakaji, Shigeyuki ................... MP44-04, PD53-08 Nakajima, Hisao ................................... MP62-13 Nakajima, Koichi .................................. MP60-17 Nakamura, Kazuyoshi .......................... MP37-15 Nakamura, Kenji ................................... MP28-07 Nakamura, Kogenta ........... MP11-10, MP43-14, PD26-08 Nakamura, Masanao .......................... MP94-17 Nakamura, Tetsuya .............................. MP89-02 Nakamura, Yuichiro ............................. MP88-02 Nakamura, Yuki .................................... MP82-12 Nakane, Akihiro ................... MP41-18, MP66-05 Nakanishi, Keisuke ................................ PD11-03 Nakanishi, Yasukazu ............ MP21-18, MP34-17 Nakanishi, Yusuke ................................. MP38-20 Nakano, Mayura .................................. PD11-09 Nakao, Atushiko ................................... MP82-12 Nakashima, Jun .................................... PD51-07 Nakashima, Kazufumi ........................... PD49-10 Nakatani, Tatsuya ................ MP16-11, MP57-06 Nakayama, Takayuki ........... MP39-12, MP83-13 Nakazawa, Masaki .............................. MP41-05 Nakazono, Minoru ................................ MP20-14 Nakhoda, Zein ...................................... MP25-07 Nakib, Nissrine .................................. p143, p235 Naliboff, Bruce ...................................... MP29-12 Nam, Jong Kil ...... MP09-03, MP09-05, MP91-15 Nam, Robert ....... MP04-02, MP05-13, MP13-10, MP57-08, PD07-07, p190 Nam, Robert K. ..................................... PD29-01 Namiki, Kazunori ................................... MP97-20 Namiki, Shunichi ................................... MP72-02 Namima, Takashige ............................. MP78-04 Namitome, Ryo ..................................... PD26-11 Nangia, Ajay ............................... PD13-11, p208 Nanjangud, Gouri ................................ MP48-03 Nanjo, Hiroshi ........................................ MP99-12 Nanni, Cristina ....................................... PD61-01 Naoum Alsaigh, Naimet K. .................. MP96-19 Napier-Hemy, Richard ......................... MP24-06 Nara, Taketoshi .................... MP67-13, MP99-12 Narang, Amol ....................................... MP20-18 Narang, Gopal ..... MP04-01, MP86-05, PD06-10 Narayan, Vikram ................................... PD58-11 Narayanan, Ramesh ............................ MP57-03 Narayanan, Ramkishen ....................... MP39-14 Nardone, Ricardo ...................................... p211 Nardozza, Archimedes .............................. p278 Narimoto, Kazutaka ............. MP87-02, PD49-10 Narine, Nadira ...................................... MP15-20 Narita, Hideo ........................................ MP09-02 Narita, Mitsuhiro ........................................ V9-05 Narita, Shintaro ... MP16-01, MP16-02, MP16-08, MP44-04, MP67-13, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP74-19, MP99-12, PD33-12, PD53-08 Narita, Takuma ... MP16-13, MP44-04, MP71-14, MP86-02, MP86-06, PD53-08 Narumi, Yoshifumi ................................. MP21-05 Narus, Joseph ....................................... PD69-08 Narushima, Masahiro ........................... MP11-10 Narva ´ ez Barros, Alonso ........................ MP06-16
Nascimento, Bruno ............... MP84-02, PD45-07 Nascimento, Nilberto R. F. ................... MP26-05 Naseeri, Sahar ....................................... PD26-07 Naslund, Michael ................................. MP69-05 Naspro, Richard L.J. ............. MP47-06, MP47-11 Nassiri, Nima ......................................... MP25-07 Nast, Kelly .................................................. V7-04 Nasu, Yasutomo . MP06-13, MP06-18, MP30-12, MP41-12, MP73-01, PD33-11, V4-05, p210 Nasu, Yoshitsugu .................. MP11-19, MP23-16 Natale, Franca ..................................... MP40-19 Natali, Alessandro ............................. PPTLBA-01 Natarajan, Shyam ... PD28-07, PNFBA-10, V8-01 Nathan, Hoy .......................................... PD60-01 Nathan, Senthil ..................................... PD43-05 Nativ, Ofer ................. MP15-14, PD19-09, V8-05 Natsagdorj, Ariunbold ......................... MP87-02 Naumann, Carsten M. ........ MP18-10, MP46-12, MP53-11 Navai, Neema ..... MP15-09, MP78-02, PD36-11, PD48-08, PD62-03, p321 Navetta, Andrew ...................... MP50-04, V5-12 Navrazhina, Kristina .............................. MP27-10 Naya, Yukio .......... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP99-13 Nayak, Arvind ....................... MP90-20, PD27-06 Nayan, Madhur ..................... PD52-07, PD53-07 Nazha, Sara .......................................... MP32-14 Neal, Christopher ................................. MP94-10 Neal, Durwood ........ FRII-09, MP76-20, MP95-09 Necchi, Andrea ................................... MP34-13 Neckers, Len ......................................... MP57-04 Nedumaran, Balachandar ................. MP85-05, PD70-03 Needham, David ................................. MP65-08 Negoro, Hiromitsu . MP02-12, PD70-06, PD70-11 Negrin, Natalia ..................................... MP22-08 Negro, Carlo ...................................... PPTLBA-01 Nehikhare, Osayuki ............................... PD43-06 Nehra, Avinash K. ................. MP77-04, PD72-07 Neises, Suzanne .................................... MP01-03 Neisius, Andreas ................................. PNFBA-13 Nelson, Caleb ............................................. p201 Nelson, Christian J. .. MP17-10, MP26-02, MP5614, MP91-09, MP91-10, MP99-05, PD55-02, PNFBA-08, p42, p224 Nelson, Colleen .................................. PNFBA-08 Nelson, Dwight E. ................................. MP26-02 Nelson, Joel B. ........... MP17-10, MP99-05, p145 Nelson, Peter ....... MP43-10, MP43-11, PD10-02, PD55-02, p109 Nelson, Pierre ........................................ PD39-08 Nelson, Ryan ....... MP22-01, MP49-06, MP49-11, MP49-17, MP55-04, MP67-09, MP72-05, MP72-16, MP73-19, PD20-04, PD29-06, PD6605, V10-05 Nelson, Z. .............................................. MP19-20 Nemade, Hemant ................................ MP11-20 Nepple, Kenneth ..... MP04-15, MP32-13, MP8013, MP92-13 Nervo, Nicolas ...................................... MP29-18 Nessralah, Adriano .................................. V12-08 Nestler, Sebastian ............................... PNFBA-13 Neto, Ary ............................................... PD61-04 Neto, Filipe ................................. PD68-04, V9-08 Netsch, Christopher ............. MP02-15, PD23-06, PD30-01 Nettey, Oluwarotimi ............ MP85-10, MP86-18 Netto, George .... MP44-06, MP48-19, MP58-05, MP65-06, MP71-04, MP71-08, MP88-06 Neuenschwander, Maja ..................... MP44-08 Neuzillet, Yann ...................................... PD33-10 Neves, Joa ˜ o .......................................... PD26-05 Nevo, Amihai ........................................ MP84-05 Newcomb, Lisa .... MP43-10, MP43-11, PD55-02 Newman, Diane .... PNFBA-04, PNFLBA-08, p15, p57 Newman, Leeanne .............................. MP95-18 Ng, Anthony C.F. ............................... p38, p209 Ng, Casey ................... MP95-15, PD57-01, p243 Ng, Kwai-Fong ...................................... MP67-05 Ngo, Tin .................................................. PD64-02 Ngo, Trung Q. ........................................ PD53-10 Ngo, Vy .................................................. PD71-05 Ngoc Sinh, Tran .......................................... p278 Ngoh, Lee Ying Clara .......................... MP30-15 Nguan, Christopher ................................... p278
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Nguyen, Anh ........................................ MP23-17 Nguyen, Daniel P. ............... MP20-16, MP91-17, PD15-12 Nguyen, Hao ....... MP20-09, MP64-09, PD10-09, PD28-12, PD65-11, PD71-05 Nguyen, Justin ....................................... PD36-11 Nguyen, Kevin ..... MP30-05, MP39-20, MP69-07 Nguyen, Laura ....... PD02-11, PD39-07, PD44-01 Nguyen, My-Uyen (Lilly) ....... MP42-09, MP42-17 Nguyen, Nhat Minh ............................. MP45-18 Nguyen, Nobel ..................................... MP10-12 Nguyen, Paul ........................................ PD28-06 Nguyen, Paul L ..................................... MP53-18 Nguyen, Paul L. ..... MP22-18, PD10-10, PD62-12 Ni Raghallaigh, Holly ............................ MP12-08 Ni, Ruoyu ............................................... MP65-09 Nicandro, J.P. ....................................... MP31-01 Nicholai, Heinz ...................................... PD12-11 Nicholson, Cheryl ............... MP18-11, PNFBA-08 Nickel, J. Curtis ... MP09-17, MP29-15, MP29-20, MP82-18, PD05-01, p110 Nicol, David ....................... PD53-04, PNFLBA-16 Nicolai, Maria ....................... MP47-06, MP47-11 Nicolai, Nicola ...................... MP34-13, PD49-01 Nicolo ` , Trabacchin .............................. MP63-02 Nieboer, Daan ..... MP77-12, MP77-13, PD28-05 Nieder, Alan M. .............................. V3-07, p118 Niederberger, Craig ............. MP89-12, PD68-08 Niegisch, Gu¨nter ................................... PD24-03 Nieh, Peter .......................... MP100-16, MP18-08 Nielsen, Matthew ..... MP04-01, MP86-05, PD0506, PD06-10 Niemann, Adam .................. MP55-06, MP72-06 Nienke, Hansen .................................... MP20-10 Nieschlag, Eberhard ............................ MP91-07 Nieto, Jaime H. ..................................... MP85-04 Nightingale, Laurel ............................... PD09-05 Niinuma, Takeshi .................................. MP44-14 Niioka, Takenori ... MP16-01, MP16-02, MP74-08 Nijkamp, Jasper ........................................... p36 Nikbin, Behrouz ..................................... MP41-03 Nikolavsky, Dmitriy ............... MP36-04, PD34-03, V1-03, p12 Nikpanah, Moozhan ............................ MP18-12 Niloufar, Ameli ....................... PD10-09, PD65-11 Nilsson, Sten .......................................... MP57-10 Ning, Xianghui .... MP48-05, MP60-05, MP67-01, MP67-19, PD04-07, PD52-10 Nini, Alessandro .. MP22-14, MP49-08, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP55-15, MP58-10, MP67-17, PD0404, PD24-03, PD52-05, PD59-08 Ninos, Martha ........................................ PD04-01 Nioka, Takenori ..................................... MP16-08 Nirschl, Thomas ..................................... MP65-06 Nirula, Raminder ................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Nishihara, Hiroshi .................................. MP88-04 Nishihara, Kiyoaki ................................. MP78-06 Nishii, Masahiko ..................................... PD19-05 Nishijima, Jun ........................................ MP21-04 Nishikawa, Genya ............... MP11-10, MP43-14 Nishikawa, Ryoma ................................ MP52-19 Nishikawa, Tetsuo ................................. MP37-06 Nishimatsu, Hiroaki ............................... MP71-02 Nishimi, Daisuke .................................... MP57-15 Nishimoto, Koshiro ............... MP05-04, MP37-06, MP67-11 Nishimoto, Yudai .................................. MP70-14 Nishimura, Hiroaki ................................. PD10-03 Nishimura, Kazuo .................................. MP71-18 Nishimura, Kenichi ................................ MP97-03 Nishimura, Shingo ................................. MP06-18 Nishimura, Shinichiro ............................ MP06-02 Nishio, Hidenori .................... MP41-18, MP66-05 Nishiyama, Hiroyuki .............. MP71-18, MP85-03 Nishiyama, Naotaka ............ MP44-14, MP98-02 Nishiyama, Tsutomu ............. MP37-04, MP83-18 Nishizawa, Satoshi ............... MP01-16, MP62-03, MP64-14 Nitta, Toshikazu ..................................... MP62-13 Nitti, Victor . MP63-16, PD26-12, PD39-01, PD3911, V2-06, V2-12, p13, p17, p39, p235, p277 Niu, Sida ................................................ MP10-03 Niu, Xiaobin .......................................... MP07-08 Niu, Yuanjie ........................................... MP65-12 Niwa, Naoya ......................................... PD48-09 Niwakawa, Masashi ............................. MP71-18 Nix, David E. .......................................... PD17-10
Nix, Jeffrey .............. MP15-12, MP28-18, V10-11 Nkwam, Nkwam ................................... MP10-06 Nnamani, Nina ..................................... MP79-13 Noblett, Karen ...................... MP31-16, PD26-02 Nocera, Luigi ....... MP03-04, MP53-18, PD43-11, PD51-10 Noda, Terutaka .................................... MP18-15 Noerholm, Mikkel .............. MP33-05, PNFLBA-15 Noguchi, Masanori .............................. MP78-06 Nogueira, Leticia .................................. MP92-20 Nogueira, Lucas ................................... MP16-17 Nogueira-Silva, Cristina ........................ MP17-14 Noh, Joon Hwa .... MP02-14, MP63-12, PD69-03 Nohara, Takahiro .................................. PD49-10 Nohata, Nijiro ....................... MP60-16, MP99-13 Nojima, Satoshi ..................................... MP99-06 Nolazco, Alejandro .................... MP16-17, p211 Noldus, Joachim . MP22-18, MP52-18, MP54-01, MP75-05, MP82-10, MP91-04, PD36-08, PD47-08 Nolin, Mary .......................................... PNFBA-07 Nomi, Hayahito .................... MP10-08, MP21-05 Nonemacher, Henrique ..... MP08-02, MP72-18, PD66-01, V3-06 Nonogaki, Hirofumi .............. MP44-06, MP58-05 Nonomura, Katsuya ............................. MP37-03 Nonomura, Norio ..... MP07-06, MP71-04, MP7108, MP73-02, MP84-14, MP88-08, MP99-01, MP99-06, PD70-06 Noon, Aidan P. ..................................... MP65-09 Noori Mougahi, Seyed Mohammad Hossein ............................................................ MP41-20 Nørgaard, Nis ........................................ PD43-03 Noris Chiorda, Barbara ........ PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Noro, Akira ............................................ MP72-14 Noro, Daisuke ..... MP06-02, MP16-13, MP86-02, PD53-09 North, Amanda C. ............................... MP76-10 North, Scott ........... MP34-01, MP58-04, PD57-08 Norton, Edward ..... PD14-02, PD32-01, PD32-03 Norton, Peggy ....................................... PD01-05 Nosnik, Israel ............................................... p108 Nottingham, Charles ........... MP61-02, MP64-15 Nouhaud, Franc¸ois-Xavier .. MP37-13, MP49-12, MP79-02, PD27-04, PD63-04, PD63-08 Nour, Sherif ......................................... MP100-05 Noureldin, Yasser A. .............................. PD41-05 Nouri, Mannan ...................................... PD33-01 Novakovic, Kristian ............... MP57-01, PD37-11 Novara, Giacomo ... MP51-16, MP55-05, MP5904, PD36-03, PD41-04, PD46-05 Novotny, Vladimir ................................. MP21-07 Nowak, Emmanuel .............................. MP57-11 Nowroozi, Mohammad Reza .............. MP08-04 Noyes, Sabrina ...................... MP55-05, PD11-11 Nozaki, Satoshi ..................... MP07-12, MP89-11 Nozaki, Taiji ........................................... MP84-20 Nozumi, Kazuyoshi ................................ MP78-05 Nseyo, Unwanaobong . FRI-17, MP43-07, PD7307, V5-11 Ntanios, Fady ....................................... MP76-16 Nucciotti, Roberto ................................ MP49-02 Nuhn, Philipp ......................................... PD36-08 Numahata, Kenji .................................. MP78-04 Numakura, Kazuyuki ........... MP16-01, MP16-02, MP16-08, MP67-13, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP74-19, MP99-12 Numao, Noboru ................................... MP57-12 Nunes, Thiago ....................................... MP89-10 Nunes-Silva, Igor .. MP16-15, PD51-09, PD56-06, PD56-07, PD72-09, PD73-06 Nunez, Rafael ....................................... MP06-03 Nunney, Ian .......................................... MP02-04 Nurko, Samuel .................................. p108, p210 Nyame, Yaw ....... MP01-02, MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, MP35-16, MP38-12, MP70-13, MP93-10, PD07-08, PD28-09, PD55-11, PD5512 Nyarangi-Dix, Joanne ......... MP46-12, MP52-10, MP64-18 Nyberg, Tommy .... MP34-15, PD03-11, PD15-07 Nyguyen, Hoang M.T. .......................... PD31-08 ` dy, Pe ` ter ................... PD49-06, p139, p209 Nyira Nyk, Łukasz ................................. MP93-17, p139 Nyushko, Kirill ........................................ MP28-10
O O. Reis, Leonardo ................ MP65-17, MP70-19 Oakley, Joanne .................................... MP59-01 Oates, Robert ............................................. p326 Obaje, Alice ......................................... MP46-12 Obek, Can ........................... MP20-15, MP93-01 Oberlin, Daniel ..... MP10-18, MP35-12, MP35-13 Obiakor, Maureen ................................ PD55-08 O’Block, Nicholas ................................. MP11-15 O’Boyle, Amy L. ................... MP31-06, MP31-20 O’Brien, Frank M. .................................. PD63-05 O’Brien, Patrick ..................................... MP24-13 O’Brien, Tim ........................................... MP46-12 Ocak, Meltem ...................................... MP20-15 O’Callaghan, Michael ......... MP47-08, PD47-11 Occhino, John ...................... MP63-08, PD02-05 Ochoa, Claudia Lucia ............................. V6-11 Ochulor, Juliana ................................... MP26-07 Ock, Jiyeon .......................................... MP45-11 Ockrim, Jeremy .. MP63-13, MP63-14, MP63-15, PD26-04, PD26-07, PD38-08 O’Connor, James ................................ MP14-08 O’Corragain, Eanna ............................. PD63-05 Oda, Teruyuki ....................................... MP74-13 Odabachian, Lisa ................................. PD39-07 Odedina, Folakemi ............................... PD09-05 Oderda, Marco .. MP03-08, MP64-02, MP93-02, PD48-03, PD48-07 Odisho, Anobel ..... MP16-20, PD06-01, PD14-07 Odland, Rick ......................................... MP52-16 Odom, Michael R. ................................ PD70-05 O’Donnell, Michael .................................... p107 Oechsle, Karin ...................................... MP80-12 Oerline, Mary ........................ MP32-07, PD32-12 O’Flynn, Kieran ........................................... p210 Ogagarue, Raymond ........................... PD09-05 Ogan, Kenneth ................................... PNFBA-12 Ogasawara, Masaru ............................ MP34-04 Ogawa, Osamu .. MP02-12, MP20-08, MP44-19, MP71-18, MP88-20, PD70-11 Ogawa, Satoshi .................................... MP74-13 Ogawa, Seishi ...................................... MP71-02 Ogawa, Soichiro .. MP17-04, MP31-12, MP39-13 Ogawa, Souichirou ............................... PD02-02 Ogawa, Takahiro .................................. PD11-09 Ogawa, Teruyuki ..... MP13-04, MP26-04, MP4105, PD70-12 Ogaya, Gabriel .... MP97-02, PD41-11, PD51-06 Ogaya-Pinies, Gabriel ........ MP47-07, MP93-06, MP93-12, V8-09 Ogele, Emmanuel ................................ MP35-02 Oger, Emmanuel .................................. MP57-11 Ogihara, Koichiro ..... MP15-03, MP34-16, PD4809, PD48-10 Ogunwobi, Olorunseun ............................. p281 Oh, Cheol Young ................. MP09-13, PD69-03 Oh, Daniel ............................................. PD37-08 Oh, Jong Jin ........ MP03-20, MP33-19, MP46-02, MP49-05, MP67-10, MP72-04 Oh, Mi Mi .............................................. MP81-19 Oh, Seung-June ......... MP94-13, PD39-02, p207 Oh, Su Jung .......................................... MP28-03 O’hara, Ryan ........................................ MP30-19 Ohara, Shinya ...................................... MP16-10 Ohashi, Toshio ...................................... MP25-17 Ohba, Kojiro ......................................... MP88-02 Ohira, Shin ............................ MP07-13, MP11-05 Ohkawa, Yasuyuki ............................... MP07-11 Ohl, Dana ................................................... p158 Ohlmann, Carsten H. ........................... MP97-16 Ohno, Yoshio ......................................... PD51-07 Ohoka, Hitoshi ............................................ p211 Ohori, Makoto ...... MP64-11, MP97-20, PD51-07 Ohrnberger, Jeanne ............................ MP28-06 Ohtaka, Mari ........................................ MP28-16 Ohyama, Chikara ... MP06-02, MP16-13, MP1915, MP21-19, MP28-07, MP34-04, MP34-18, MP37-01, MP44-04, MP71-07, MP71-12, MP71-14, MP71-18, MP86-02, MP86-06, MP97-01, PD53-08, PD53-09, PD71-10, p210 Oikawa, Masaaki .... MP16-13, MP44-04, MP7114, MP86-02 Oishi, Masakatsu ...... MP03-19, PD38-02, V4-03, V4-07 O’James, Anna-Barbara ...................... PD37-08
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Ojea-Calvo, Antonio ................................ V4-12 Oka, Shintaro ........................................ MP35-04 Okabe, Takashi .................................... MP05-04 Okada, Atsushi ... MP12-02, MP12-16, MP19-10, MP62-04, PD21-01, PD21-05 Okada, Daigo ...................................... MP28-15 Okada, Futoshi ..................................... MP60-20 Okada, Hiroki ........................................ MP85-03 Okada, Lilian ........................................ MP35-08 Okada, Shinsuke ................... PD21-01, PD21-05 Okada, Yasunori .................................. MP71-20 Okada, Yohei ....................... MP02-20, MP04-19 Okafor, Henry ....................... MP63-19, PD54-02 Okamoto, Kenjiro ................................. MP97-03 Okamura, Allison ................................... PD42-12 Okamura, Hitoshi .................................. PD70-11 Okamura, Takehiko .............................. MP86-07 Okaneya, Toshikazu ............................. MP71-02 Okato, Atsushi ...... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP99-13 Okeke, Zeph ........... PD35-04, V11-01, p14, p21 O’Kell, Allison ........................................ MP12-04 Okhunov, Zhamshid .......... MP100-03, MP22-03, MP51-10, MP52-17, MP75-14, PD41-10, PD4209, p14 Okihara, Koji ......... MP20-12, MP93-20, PD40-04 Okonski, Janet ...................................... PD54-11 Okorji, Leslie .......................................... MP10-18 Okpara, Shawn .................................... MP40-20 Okpechi, Samuel C. ............................ MP45-16 Okubo, Kazuki ..... MP73-09, MP73-10, MP73-12, MP73-13 Okulu, Emrah ........................ MP25-16, MP81-05 Okuno, Tetsuo ...................... MP16-06, MP72-14 O’Leary, Monique ................................ MP12-12 Olapade-Olaopa, E. Oluwabunmi ........... p281 Oleson, Jacob ...................................... PD34-06 Olianas, Roberto .................................. MP46-12 Olivares, Rube ´ n ..................................... PD35-11 Oliveira Neto, Evaristo ............................ V11-08 Oliveira, Carina .................................... MP91-08 Oliveira, Jorge ...................................... MP18-09 Oliveira, Raquel .................................... MP42-06 Oliver, Janine ......... PD17-07, PD50-06, PD50-07 Oliver, Schoor ....................................... MP16-11 Olivier, Jonathan . MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08, PD65-10 Olkhov-Mitsel, Ekaterina ....................... PD65-01 Olmedo, Jose ....................................... MP35-10 Olmo, JM Cozar ......................................... p277 Olsburgh, Jonathan ............................. MP30-03 Olsen, Jamie ......................................... PD52-09 Olson, Anders ....................................... MP64-12 Olsson, Carl A. ...................................... MP05-12 Oluborode, Babawale ........................ MP79-03 Olumi, Aria .. MP17-07, MP17-16, PD55-05, p17, p41, p175, p233 Olvera-Posada, Daniel ................ PD12-10, p12 Olweny, Ephrem ................................... MP75-18 Omae, Kenji ........ MP59-18, MP67-12, MP78-10, MP78-12 O’Malley, Padraic ... MP04-14, MP54-06, MP5420, MP96-16, PD20-01, PD20-09 Omar, Ismail ......................................... MP51-17 Omar, Kawa .......................................... PD67-08 Omarbasha, Bashar ............................. MP92-10 Omura, Masao ..................................... MP37-06 Omura, Minami .................................... MP34-16 Onega, Tracy ........................................ PD40-01 O’Neil, Brock ......................................... MP93-18 O’Neill, Marisol ...................................... MP08-20 Ong, Christopher .................................. MP88-10 Ong, Kaye ........................................... PNFBA-09 Onishi, Takehisa ..................................... PD19-05 Ono, Noriaki .......................................... MP23-16 Ono, Yoshio .......................................... MP97-20 Onoda, Keiichi ..................................... MP38-20 Onuma, Hajime .................................... MP47-13 Onuma, Kunishige ................................ MP60-20 Onyeji, Ifeanyi ..... MP25-12, MP25-14, MP56-15, MP67-06, MP70-20 Onyekwuluje, Beverely ........................ MP95-11 Oo, Htoo Zarni .... MP04-07, MP34-05, MP65-03, MP98-03 Opara, Emmanuel ............................... MP26-11 Orabi, Hazem ... FRII-15, MP41-09, PD29-11, V110
Orczyk, Clement ................. MP38-07, MP70-02, MP70-18 Ordaz, Domingo de Guzma ´ n ............. MP78-17 Ordon, Michael .................................... MP32-11 Ordones, Flavio V ................................. MP47-08 Oreggia, Davide ................. MP35-11, MP35-19, MP84-12 Orejudos, Amelia .................................. PD26-10 Orgill, Dennis ............................................... p233 Orihuela, Eduardo ............... MP04-14, MP21-11 Orikasa, Kazuhiko ................................. MP78-04 Orkisz, Maciej ........................................ MP84-02 Orman, Jean ........................ MP79-13, PD63-01 Ormsby, Rebecca J. ............................ MP83-08 Oromendia, Clara ................ MP54-06, PD07-05 Oron, Assaf ........................................... MP66-17 O’Rourke, Jennifer ............................... MP39-10 O’Rourke, Timothy .............................................. Ortac, Mazhar ...................................... MP89-05 Ortega, Fabio ....................................... MP87-03 Ortega, Yanira ...................... MP56-19, PD69-07 Ortiz, Angelica ...................................... MP99-11 Ortiz-Bonilla, Carlos .............................. MP65-01 Ortiz-Rey, Jose ´ Antonio ....................... MP44-10 Orywal, Ann Kathrin ............................. MP02-15 Osadchinsky, Alexander ...................... MP81-02 Osaka, Kimito ....................................... MP05-19 Osaki, Mitsuhiko .................................... MP60-20 Osann, Kathryn .................... MP51-10, MP52-17 Osann, Kathyrn ..................................... MP25-13 Osawa, Takahiro .................. MP71-17, PD07-03 Osei-Amponsa, Vasty .......................... MP65-16 O’Shaughnessy, Matthew .................... PD24-11 Oshinoya, Yukinosuke ............................... V8-07 Oshiro, Takuma ..................... MP26-18, PD50-09 Osinski, Thomas .................................... MP98-13 Osman, Yasser ..................... MP41-02, MP74-20 Osmonov, Daniar K. ........... MP18-10, MP53-11, MP77-01, PD15-09 Oso ´ rio, Luı´s ............................................ MP77-13 Ost, Michael C. .................................... MP61-10 Ost, Piet ................ MP53-12, PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Osterberg, E. Charles ......... MP14-02, MP79-15, MP84-18, PD44-03, PD45-05, PD63-09 Osterloh, Ian ......................... MP84-07, PD69-01 Osther, Palle ................................. MP19-06, p76 Ostrovnaya, Irina .................................. PD48-11 Ostrowski, Kevin ................... MP51-11, MP56-20 O’Sullivan, Joe M. ................................ MP57-10 O’Sullivan, Paul .................................... MP10-20 O’Sullivan, Richard ............................... MP38-02 Ota, Shozo ............................................ MP78-04 Ota, Yuya ............ MP12-02, MP12-16, MP13-20, MP31-07 Otero-Muinelo, Susana ......................... PD61-06 Oto, Aytekin ......................... MP17-13, MP20-11 Otsuka, Yukihiro .................................... MP72-14 Otsuki, Hideo ........................................ MP83-11 Ottenhof, Sarah ... MP44-18, MP80-11, PD49-04 Otto, Brandon ....................... MP50-06, PD21-11 Otto, Wolfgang ..................... PD48-05, PD57-04 Ou, Chien-Hui ....................... MP21-10, MP78-03 Ouchi, Mifuka ....................................... MP31-15 Ouellette, Paul ...................................... PD37-01 Oumakhlouf, Samy .............................. MP37-13 Oura, Tetsu ........................................... MP30-04 Ouyang, Rupert ................................... MP38-14 Overbey, Douglas ................................ MP76-11 Overholt, Tyler ....................................... PD44-07 Overland, Maya ................................... MP51-09 Ow, Darren ................................................ V5-04 Owczarek, Tomasz ............................... MP48-09 Owen, Ryan .......................................... PD53-12 Owusu, Richmond ... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP2511, PD73-07 Oya, Mototsugu .................. MP09-18, MP15-03, MP16-07, MP25-17, MP34-16, MP37-06, MP41-11, MP48-13, MP53-06, MP67-11, MP71-13, MP71-20, MP74-15, MP81-18, MP83-02, MP83-10, MP87-20, MP88-06, MP88-07, MP88-08, MP98-01, PD15-06, PD4009, PD48-09, PD48-10 Oyama, Masafumi .............. MP05-04, MP15-03, MP16-07, MP37-06, MP67-11, PD48-10 Ozalvo, Rachel ..................... MP57-13, PD07-10 Ozayar, Asim ...................................... MP100-11
Ozcan, Ayhan ...................................... MP56-17 Ozcelik, Hilmi ......................................... PD65-01 Ozdemir, Seyda .................................... MP73-16 Ozen, Haluk .......................................... MP67-07 Ozimek, Tomasz .................................... PD57-11 Ozono, Seiichiro .. MP16-05, MP71-18, MP82-09, MP94-09, PD24-01
P Pace, Kenneth ...................................... PD30-03 Pace, Kenneth T. ....... MP62-08, MP62-09, p120 Pacheco Gahbler, Carlos ... MP13-01, MP68-12 Pachynski, Russell ................................. MP87-17 Packer, Michael ........................................ V7-09 Packiam, Vignesh ... MP10-02, MP20-11, MP2103, MP61-02, PNFLBA-13, p234 Paddock, Lisa ....................................... PD28-04 Padevit, Christian .................................... V12-04 Padmanabhan, Priya ...... PD64-06, p298, p328 Padovani, Guilherme ............................. V12-08 Paduch, Darius .... MP07-02, MP07-09, PD08-05, PD08-06, PD08-07, PD68-01 Paffenholz, Pia ..... MP53-20, MP80-03, PD24-04, PD53-01 Pagan, Casey ....................... PD06-02, PD09-07 Pagano, Matthew J. ............................ MP56-15 Page, David ................................................. p89 Page, Toby ............................................ PD19-08 Pagliara, Travis .... MP46-04, MP46-15, MP79-17, PD22-03, PD22-05, PD34-07, PD34-12, PD6002, PD60-12, PD63-12 Pagliaro, Lance ... MP34-02, MP34-03, MP34-14 Pagliaro, Timothy .................................. MP85-07 Pagotto, Vitor ....................................... MP08-02 Pahernik, Sascha ...... MP52-10, PD04-10, V4-11 Paick, Jae-Seung ................................. MP45-12 Paick, Sung Hyun ................................. MP13-11 Painter, Daniel ...................................... MP04-08 Paireddy, Asha ................................. PNFLBA-09 Pais, Vernon ............ FRII-05, MP90-06, MP90-07, MP95-10, PD16-03, PD16-08, PD35-03, p280, p316 Pak, Elena ............................................. MP45-09 Pak, Jamie ............................................ MP15-13 Pak, Raymond ...................................... MP92-17 Pakpahan, Ratna ................................. MP14-12 Paksad, Mahreen ................ MP63-13, MP63-14 Pakzad, Mahreen ................. PD26-04, PD26-07 Pal, Sumanta ......... PD06-01, PD06-11, PD62-01 Palapattu, Ganesch ............................. PD71-06 Palapattu, Ganesh .. MP55-06, MP72-06, MP8707, PD07-12, PD33-05, PD71-07, p99 Palau, Joan ........................... MP16-17, PD19-10 Palayapalayam Ganapathi, Hariahran . PD4111 Palayapalayam Ganapathi, Hariharan . MP9306, V8-09 Palazzetti, Anna ................... MP64-02, MP93-02 Palazzo, Carlos ........................................... p211 Palefsky, Joel .............................................. p157 Palermo, Gianpiero .............................. PD68-03 Palese, Michael .................................... MP74-09 Palisaar, Ju¨ri .......................... MP54-01, MP82-10 Palisaar, Rein-Jueri ............... MP52-18, MP75-05 Palleschi, Giovanni ............. MP85-14, MP86-12, PD23-03 Palma, Paulo .................................... p235, p307 Palmer, Gregory M. ............................. MP98-09 Palmer, Joseph ......................................... V9-10 Palmer, Lane S. ... MP61-19, MP66-03, MP66-13, p16 Palmer, Nynikka .................................... MP14-02 Palmer, Suzanne .............. MP08-13, V4-07, p14 Palmer-Aronsten, Beatrix ..................... MP34-01 Palmero, Jose Luis ................................ PD42-05 Palmieri, Alessandro ............ MP81-15, MP81-20 Palmieri, Antonio ............................... PPTLBA-01 Palmieri, Dario ...................................... MP83-15 Palmieri, Fabiano ................................. MP02-01 Palmisano, Franco ............................... MP47-20 Palmisano, Giuseppe ........................... MP87-03 Palou, Joan . MP78-20, PD48-03, PD48-07, V1003, p125 Palou, Juan ......... MP15-18, MP64-02, MP86-12, MP93-02, PD04-10, p321
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Paloyo, Siegfredo ................................. MP30-10 Palumbo, Carlotta .. MP05-01, MP34-09, MP4902, MP97-05 Palumbo, Fabrizio .............................. PPTLBA-01 Palumbo, Vito ....................................... PD36-03 Pamplona Casamayor, Manuel ........ MP30-02, MP30-17 Pan, Chong-Xian .................. MP57-19, PD37-12 Pan, Chun-Wu ...................................... MP87-01 Pan, Jiahua ........................................... PD39-12 Pan, Kevin ............................................. MP04-09 Panackal, Arun .................................... MP90-19 Panareo, Stefano ................................. PD11-01 Panayatopoulos, Paul .......... MP79-02, PD63-04 Panayotopoulos, Paul ......................... MP49-14 panayotopoulos, paul ......................... PD63-08 Panayotopoulos, Paul .............................. V3-09 Panda, Sabyasachi .............................. PD16-09 Pandey, Abhishek ................................ MP36-19 Pandha, Hardev S. ............................... PD04-02 Paner, Gladell ...................................... MP87-04 Pang, Jun .............................................. MP99-04 Pangilinan, Jayce ................................ MP86-01 Panizzon, Matthew .............................. MP91-13 Panizzutti, Marcelo ................ PD40-02, PD72-12 Pantel, Klaus ......................................... MP34-07 Pantuck, Allan ....... MP22-16, PD04-02, PD73-01 Panwar, Vandana ............... MP71-05, MP71-06 Pao, Alan C. .......................................... PD35-12 Paoletti, Julie ........................................ MP87-08 Paolo, Dell’Oglio .................................. MP58-10 Paonessa, Jessica E. ............................ MP27-04 Papadopoulos, John ........................... MP78-02 Papagiannopoulos, Dimitri .................. MP11-15 Papalia, Rocco ... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17, V12-07 Papanikolaou, Nikos ............................ MP87-15 Papatsoris, Athanasios ............................... p181 Pappalardo, Rosa ................................ PD30-01 Paradis, Alethea ................................... MP75-03 Paradiso, Matteo ............................... PPTLBA-01 Parameshwar, Pooja ............ MP86-15, PD44-05 Parasramka, Mansi ............................... PD52-11 Parbhoo, Kareesma ............................. MP83-15 Pardeshi, Ashish .................................... PD60-05 Pareek, Gyan ...... MP14-05, MP23-15, MP76-13, MP97-13, PD30-06, p37, p106 Parejo, Victor ........................................... V12-11 Parekattil, Sijo ........................ MP89-20, PD69-09 Parekh, Dipen ..... MP04-18, MP38-04, MP53-15, MP54-11, MP80-14, PD07-01, PD40-02, PD6609, PNFLBA-18, p195, p208, p234, p235 Parente, Mario ............................................. p36 Parenteau, Mike ................................... MP35-03 Pareo, Rosaria M. ................................. MP09-04 Parihar, Jaspreet .................................. MP12-12 Parikh, Jay ............................................ MP45-03 Parikh, Pranav ....................... MP08-01, PD59-05 Parikh, Suraj .......................................... MP92-06 Paris, Pamela ........................................ PD71-05 Parish, Sharon ............................................... p41 Park, Alyssa M. ...................................... MP23-19 Park, Bong Hee .................... MP59-13, MP77-10 Park, Byung Kwan .............................. MP100-07 Park, Chang Hoo ................................. MP77-07 Park, Chu Hong .... MP45-12, PD27-07, PD39-02 Park, Daniel .................................... V4-07, V8-10 Park, Dong Soo .................... MP41-04, MP41-16 Park, Eugene ........................................ MP11-09 Park, Hong Seok ................................... MP81-19 Park, Hyoung Keun .............................. MP13-11 Park, Hyun Jun ..... MP09-03, MP09-05, MP91-15 Park, Jae Won ....................................... PD10-12 Park, Ji Hae .......................... MP03-11, MP08-14 Park, Jin Sung ....................................... MP87-10 Park, John ..................................... MP61-07, p36 Park, Jong Kwan ................................... PD69-05 Park, Jong Yeon ................................... MP77-07 Park, Juhyun .......... MP45-12, PD27-07, PD30-12 Park, Kwangsung ........................ PD69-05, p268 Park, Kwanjin ........................................ MP45-12 Park, Min Gu ......................................... MP91-05 Park, Myungchan .... MP55-11, MP58-06, MP7110, PD48-02 Park, Nam Cheol ..... MP09-03, MP09-05, MP9115, PD69-05 Park, No-Cheol ...................... PD42-01, PD42-02
Park, Rosa ............................................. MP96-06 Park, Rubens ........................... MP18-07, V12-08 Park, Sang Hyun . MP55-11, MP58-06, MP71-10, PD48-02 Park, Sangtae ....... MP36-18, MP54-14, PD24-06 Park, Sean S. ......................................... MP77-04 Park, Seong Woon ............... MP02-14, MP63-12 Park, Seung Chol ................................. MP87-10 Park, Soo-Hwan .................... MP45-11, MP45-13 Park, Sung-Hyun ................................. PNFBA-11 Park, Yong Hyun .................. MP28-20, MP64-01 Parker, Alexander ............... MP54-10, MP76-09, PD52-11 Parker, Christopher ............... MP57-10, PD24-07 Parker, Daniel ........................................ PD10-05 Parker, Justin ................................... V9-11, p264 Parker, Rex ............................................ MP64-03 Parker, William .. MP04-13, MP100-06, MP10-11, MP15-16, MP34-02, MP34-03, MP34-14, MP54-02, MP72-01, MP72-12, PD51-10 Parkhomenko, Egor . MP01-14, MP23-15, MP5013, MP68-09, MP90-09, PD16-11, PD35-01, PD35-06 Parkinson, Richard ................................ MP10-06 Parma, Paolo ........................................ PD23-04 Parrillo, Lisa M. ...................... MP24-10, MP40-02 Parsons, Brian ........................................ PD67-08 Parsons, C. Lowell ........................................ p30 Parsons, J. Kellogg .. MP43-07, MP70-08, MP7017, PD56-04, p125, p237 Parsons, Rosaleen ................................. PD11-02 Partin, Alan ........... PD18-08, PD32-08, PD37-11, PD71-02, PNFLBA-15, p190 Parwani, Anil ......................................... MP17-10 Pascal, Laura E. .................................... MP17-10 Paschoalin, Victor ................................ MP91-08 Paschold, Rick ...................... MP07-18, PD08-01 Pascoe, Kristin F. ................................... MP07-01 Pasini, Luisa ......... MP03-18, MP28-04, MP77-03, PD19-01 Passas Martı´nez, Juan ........ MP30-02, MP30-17, MP54-16 Passera, Roberto ................................... PD18-06 Passoni, Niccolo ................... MP95-08, PD61-06 Passos, Gabriela ................................... MP65-17 Pasticier, Gilles ..................... MP40-12, MP55-19 Pastidis, Spiros ....................................... PD37-02 Pastor, Jobst ......................................... MP52-18 Pastore, Antonio Luigi ......... MP85-14, MP86-12, PD17-04, PD23-03 Pastro Noronha, Jorge Antonio .......... MP39-16 Pastuszak, Alex ..................................... MP91-06 Pastuszak, Alexander W. .... MP07-01, MP13-12, MP35-09, MP89-16, PD13-01, PD13-05, PD1308, PD31-02, PD31-12, PD45-08, PD45-09, p224, p282 Patalano-Salsman, Susan .................... MP17-09 Patard, Jean Jacques ......................... MP72-19 Patard, Jean-Jacques ......................... PD04-02 Patard, Pierre Marie ............................. MP79-02 Patard, Pierre-Marie .............. PD63-04, PD63-08 Patel, Amar P. ....................... MP75-08, PD42-10 Patel, Ameet ........................................ MP63-17 Patel, Amit ........... MP53-13, MP76-17, MP93-07 Patel, Anup .......... MP50-19, MP53-01, PD04-02, PD60-09, V11-02 Patel, Ashay .......................................... MP32-02 Patel, Belur ............................................ MP52-16 Patel, Bhavik ......................................... MP01-07 Patel, Darshan ....................... PD34-10, PD64-04 Patel, Devin ......... MP06-01, MP32-17, PD16-04, PD29-12, PD54-08 Patel, Hiten .......... MP43-06, MP54-04, MP55-18, MP80-15, PD04-08, PD04-11, PD52-04, PD5305, PD59-01, PD59-02, PD59-06, PD59-12, p15 Patel, Kalpesh ....................................... PD23-10 Patel, Manish ...... MP16-12, MP26-06, MP93-09, V10-09, p229 Patel, Mehul ......................................... MP92-03 Patel, Neal ............................ MP23-04, MP60-08 Patel, Neel ............................. PD30-08, PD40-05 Patel, Neil .............................................. MP56-09 Patel, Nishant ....... MP01-11, MP19-03, PD30-10 Patel, Nitin .................................... MP33-13, p11 Patel, Parth ................................................ V3-10 Patel, Premal ....... MP47-16, MP75-20, MP90-16 Patel, Roshan ..... MP100-03, MP75-14, PD42-09
Patel, Rutveej ....... MP04-05, MP60-08, MP75-18 Patel, Sanjay ....... MP54-10, MP76-09, MP79-03, PPTLBA-02, p227 Patel, Sephalie ..................................... MP32-16 Patel, Sunil ............................................ MP22-02 Patel, Sutchin .................................... FRI-05, p15 Patel, Vinay ......... MP08-12, MP33-16, PD35-04, PD66-08 Patel, Vipul .......... MP47-07, MP47-20, MP72-18, MP93-06, MP93-12, MP97-02, PD41-11, PD5106, V8-09, p15, p164 Paterson, Catherine ............. MP05-16, PD09-04 Pathak, Piyush ....................................... PD13-06 Pathak, Ram ........................ MP56-08, MP92-17 Patil, Chetan ........................................ MP52-03 Patil, Datta ............................ MP55-13, PD04-03 Patil, Dattatraya . MP08-09, MP16-03, MP16-09, MP21-09, MP32-01, MP35-15, MP76-01, MP86-04, PD18-03, PD18-08 Patil, Krishnaji ......................................... PD36-06 Patil, Mukul ................................ MP25-08, V1-06 Patil, Rohit ............................. MP20-04, PD65-03 Patil, Sunil ............................................... PD68-12 Patki, Prasad ......................................... PD60-09 Patni, Lokesh ......................................... MP51-02 Patruno, Giulio ...................................... PD15-10 Pattaras, John .................................... PNFBA-12 Pattaras, John G. ... MP100-16, MP75-08, PD4210, p81 Patterson, Anthony .............................. MP67-07 Patterson, Jake ..................................... PD42-05 Patterson, Olga .................................... MP32-12 Paul, Charles ......................... PD16-06, PD16-07 Paul, Eldho ............................................ MP77-09 Paul, Fiona .................................................. p210 Paul, Koushik ......................................... MP32-06 Paulucci, David ................... MP05-07, MP30-09, MP53-09, MP67-03, MP76-07, MP96-12, PD5201, PD59-09, PD66-04, PD72-08, PD73-04, PD73-05 Pautler, Stephen ................................... PD12-10 Pavan, Nicola ........... MP91-19, PD40-02, V9-12 Pavarin, Paola ...................................... MP47-01 Pavlenco, Lucretia ............................... MP87-06 Pavlovich, Christian ...................... PD59-02, p15 Pawar, Prakash ..................................... PD68-12 Payne, Christopher ............................ p57, p159 Peabody, Henry ................................... MP18-06 Peabody, James ..... MP34-10, MP51-13, MP9205, MP92-07, MP96-15, PD18-02, PD43-11, PD46-03, PD47-08, PD58-06, PD58-07, PNFBA-02 Peak, Taylor C. ..................... MP92-05, PD36-04 Pearl, Jeffrey ......... MP75-08, PD42-10, PD58-08 Pearle, Margaret ..... MP68-13, MP75-12, MP9013, MP90-14, MP95-08, p13, p36, p90, p281, p300 Pearse, Maria ........................................ PD06-05 Pedersen, Malene ................................ MP07-07 Pederzoli, Filippo . MP35-05, MP35-11, MP35-19, MP68-03, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP84-12, PD13-07 Pedram, Akbari .................................... MP82-01 Pedrosa, Ivan ....... MP08-03, MP22-11, PD61-06 Peer, Avivit ............................................ MP57-13 Peer, Dan ...................................................... p41 Peffer, Nathan ...................................... PD10-05 Pehrke, Dirk ........................................... PD37-06 Peinado, Francois ................................ MP56-06 Pek, Xiang Wen Gregory ..................... MP30-15 Peker, Kevser ........................................ MP73-16 Pelayo-Nieto, Marcela ........................ MP11-18 Pellegrini, Matteo ................................. MP88-03 Pellegrino, Francesco ......... MP03-04, MP97-08, PD51-10 Pellucchi, Federico .............................. MP47-11 Peltier, Alexandre ................................. MP93-13 Pelzman, Daniel ................................... MP02-08 Pen ˜ a, Juan Antonio ................................ V10-03 Pence, Isaac ........................................ MP52-03 Pendharkar, Sanyog .......................... PNFBA-07 Pendleton, Clay .................................... PD38-03 Penev, Branimir ..................................... PD27-05 Peng, Bo ............................................... MP71-01 Peng, Ejun ............................................. MP68-16 Peng, Hongzhuang .............................. MP98-07 Peng, Jing ............................................. PD45-06
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Peng, Ruo-Shin ..................................... MP09-15 Peng, Shuanghe . MP60-05, MP67-01, MP67-19, PD04-07, PD52-10 Peng, Yun ............................................. MP26-12 Penna, Frank J. ..................................... MP74-10 Penin, Laura ........................................................ Pennington, Luke ................................. MP29-06 Penniston, Kristina .... MP62-12, MP90-01, MP9006, MP90-07, MP90-11, MP95-13, PD42-06, p15, p158, p300 Pennsylvania Urologic Regional Collaborative ............................................................ MP43-16 Penson, David ..... MP32-04, MP32-05, MP57-07, MP57-14, MP92-08, PD06-08, PD09-03, PD1407, PD18-10, PD24-12, PD28-04, PD32-04, PD47-01, p52 Pepdjonovic, Lana .............. MP38-02, MP38-06 Pepe, Nicole ......................................... MP81-13 Peracchia, Giancarlo ........................... PD62-09 Pereira, Jo ˆ natas .................................... PD73-06 Pereira, Jorge ..... MP14-05, MP30-09, MP97-13, PD59-09 Pereira, Pedro ....................................... PD01-01 Pereira-Azevedo, Nuno ....... MP77-12, MP77-13 Perelman, Michael ....................... PD69-02, p42 Perera, Marlon .......................................... V5-04 Peretti, Dario ......................... MP75-06, PD21-08 Pe ´ rez Cadavid, Santiago .................... MP54-16 Perez, Alejandra .................. MP42-04, MP61-01 Perez-Fournier, Cynthia ........................ MP65-07 Pe ´ rez-Schoch, Miguel .............. MP44-10, V4-12 Peri, Lluı´s ................................................ MP29-05 Perin, Laura .................. MP23-02, MP41-01, p40 Perito, Paul ... PD22-09, PD22-12, PD25-11, p15, p43 Perito, Paul E. ........ MP25-03, PD22-04, PD25-07 Perkins, Amy ......................................... MP89-15 Perlis, Nathan ...... MP38-05, MP70-16, MP77-18, PD24-08 Peroni, Angelo ..................... MP05-01, MP97-05 Perrapato, Scott ................................... PD71-01 Perrone, Federica ................................ MP34-13 Perrouin-Verbe, Brigitte ........................ PD64-05 Perrouin-Verbe, Marie-Aime ´ e ............. PD64-07, PD64-08 Perry, Kent ............................ MP32-10, MP68-02 Perry, Matthew ..................... MP34-15, PD36-06 Persad, Raj ........................... MP64-02, MP93-02 Persson, Rebecca ................................ MP09-17 Perugia, Giacomo ............................... MP97-06 Pescatori, Edoardo ............................ PPTLBA-01 Peschechera, Roberto ....... MP03-18, MP28-04, MP77-03, PD19-01 Pessoa, Rodrigo . MP100-19, MP18-07, MP24-10 Peters, Kenneth .. MP26-14, MP29-07, MP31-04, PD02-11, PD39-07, PD44-01, PD50-08, PD54-04 Peters, Laura ......................................... MP17-17 Peters, Max ........................................... MP70-07 Petersen, Cordula ................................ MP47-03 Petersen, Desiree ................................. MP83-01 Peterson, Andrew .... MP26-02, MP46-08, MP4616, MP46-18, MP69-02, PD29-02, p56, p297 Peterson, Carl ....................................... MP05-14 Petkewicz, Jacqueline ........ MP17-02, MP57-01 Petkov, Georgi ...................................... PD70-08 Petracco, Alvaro .................................. MP35-08 Petralia, Giovanni ................................. PD04-05 Petrisor, Doru ........................................ MP52-14 Petros, Firas ......... MP67-18, MP78-02, MP78-09, PD04-09, PD20-08, PD52-03, PD57-05 Petros, John ........................ PD58-08, PNFBA-12 Petrossian, Robert ................................. PD39-07 Petrosyan, Astgik .................................. MP23-02 Petrou, Steven ...................................... MP92-17 Petrovics, Gyorgy .... MP33-12, MP87-14, MP8718, MP87-19, PD71-11 Petrozza, Vincenzo .............................. MP85-14 Petrusor, Doru ....................................... MP52-15 Petrylak, Daniel .......................................... p193 Pettaway, Curtis .................. MP51-04, MP81-07, PD43-09, p267 Peyronnet, Benoit .... MP02-06, MP13-09, MP2708, MP37-13, MP37-14, MP40-12, MP49-12, MP49-19, MP49-20, MP54-18, MP55-09, MP59-02, MP59-03, MP59-20, MP78-15, MP79-02, MP85-09, PD27-04, PD27-08, PD27-
09, PD63-04, PD63-08, PD64-05, PD64-07, PD64-08, V5-03 Pfaus, James ................................................ p42 Pfister, David ....... MP24-05, MP53-19, MP53-20, MP68-01, MP77-01, MP80-03, PD15-09, PD2404, PD53-01 Pfitzenmaier, Jesco .............................. MP46-12 Pfizenmayer, Patrick ............................. MP24-09 Pham, Jonathan .................................. MP17-07 Phelan, Michael ......................................... p129 Phelps, Jessica ...................................... PD65-09 Philippou, Yiannis .................................. PD55-08 Phillips, John ........ MP10-01, MP37-20, PD30-08, PD40-05 Phillips, John L. ...................................... MP92-06 Phillips, Stephen .................................... PD66-06 Philosophe, Benjamin ........................... MP06-08 Philpott - Howard, John ....................... MP11-20 Phipps, Simon ....................... MP62-16, MP62-18 Piana, Angel Martin ................................... p211 Piao, Daqing ........................................ MP44-01 Piao, Songzhe ....................................... MP94-13 Picchio, Maria ....................................... PD11-01 Pichon, Thomas .................................... MP46-09 Picken, Maria M. ................................... PD66-02 Pickens, Ryan ........................ PD30-07, PD66-10 Pickett, Elisabeth ........................................ p160 Pickett, Stephen ................... MP13-12, MP91-06 Pickett, Stephen M. .............. PD13-01, PD13-08 Pickhardt, Perry J. ................................ MP18-17 Picus, Joel ............................................. MP53-07 Piechaud, Thierry ................. MP64-02, MP93-02 Pieczonka, Christopher ...... MP57-17, MP92-10, PD24-12 Piemonti, Lorenzo . MP81-15, MP81-20, PD13-07 Pienta, Kenneth .................. MP20-20, MP38-15, PD57-02, PD65-04 Pierangeli, Tiziana ................................. MP70-10 Pierantozzi, Aldana .............................. MP63-04 Pierard, Laure ....................................... MP73-07 Pierce, Matthew .................. MP40-13, MP66-12 Pieretti, Alberto C. ................................ PD36-12 Pierorazio, Phillip ................. MP54-04, MP55-18, MP80-15, PD04-08, PD04-11, PD14-12, PD3208, PD52-04, PD53-05, PD59-01, PD59-02, PD59-06, PD59-12, PD67-11, PD69-10, p11, p21, p260 Pierre-Marie, Patard ............ MP67-18, MP78-09 Pietzak, Eugene .. MP21-20, MP58-02, MP65-15, MP98-04, PD48-11 Pijoan, Malen ............................................. p211 Pilon-Thomas, Shari .............................. MP48-20 Pineda, Ricardo .................................... PD70-03 Pineda-Solis, Karen ................................... V6-04 Pinheiro da Costa, Bartira ................... MP39-16 Pinheiro, Laura ...................................... MP14-13 Pinhero, Fabiola M.R. ........................... PD28-11 Pinho, Daniella ..................................... MP22-11 Pinho, Daniella F. ................................. MP08-03 Pinho, Marco ........................................ MP18-19 Pini, Gio ................................................. PD15-07 Pini, Giovannalberto ............................ MP92-05 Pinkhasov, Alexandr ............ MP57-20, MP93-11 Pinkhasov, Ruben ................ MP57-20, MP93-11 Pinkner, Jerome S. ................................ MP23-19 Pinnschmidt, Hans ................................ PD60-10 Pinthus, Jehonathan ............ MP14-04, MP57-13 Pinto, Peter .......... MP03-03, MP08-10, MP14-07, MP18-01, MP43-17, MP47-10, MP52-08, MP52-13, MP70-01, PD56-05, PD56-10, PD6109, p12, p125, p207, p282, p293 Pinto, Rui ................................................ PD01-01 Piotrowicz, Sebastian ................. MP93-17, p139 Piotrowski, Joshua ................ MP84-04, MP84-13 Piovesan, Affonso ................. MP30-07, PD38-11 Piovesan, Afonso Celso ....................... MP74-16 Pirkevi-Cetinkaya, Caroline ................. MP89-07 Pirlamarla, Aneesh K. ........................... MP19-04 Pirozzi, Marco ....................................... MP63-02 Pirpiris, Athina ....................... MP62-05, MP66-20 Pisano, Florencia .................................. MP63-04 Pisano, Francesca .... MP64-02, MP93-02, PD4803, PD48-07 Pisarev, Alexey .......................... PD02-09, V2-05 Pishgar, Farhad .................................... MP08-04 Pisters, Louis ........................... PD43-09, PD56-01
Pizarro-Berdichevsky, Javier ................ PD54-01, PD54-02 Pizzuti, Valerio ....................................... MP49-02 Plack, Daniel L. ..................................... MP32-18 Planelles, Paula ....................................... V12-11 Plante, Kyle ........................................... MP67-15 Plascencia, Paulina .................................. V9-02 Plata, Mauricio ................................. p235, p261 Platonova, Darina ................................ PD45-10 Platzek, Ivan .......................... MP18-02, PD43-01 Pless, Maria ........................................... MP19-06 Plets, Melissa ..................................... PNFLBA-10 Plimack, Elizabeth ... MP58-12, MP86-17, MP8811, PD62-03 Ploumidis, Achilles ................................. PD30-09 Ploussard, Guillaume ............................ PD16-01 Plumlee, Matthew ................................ MP92-12 Png, Keng-Siang ........................................... p87 Poage, Wendy ...................................... PD45-02 Poage, Wendy L. ................................. MP69-04 Poch, Michael ..... MP32-16, MP48-20, MP69-13 Pochet, Sylvie ....................................... MP87-08 Podlasek, Carol ................... MP42-07, MP45-06, MP45-07, MP45-08, p40 Podojil, Joseph ..................................... MP44-05 Podolski, Joseph ................................... MP81-08 Pohar, Kamal .. MP15-02, PPTLBA-02, p16, p104 Pohl, Hans ................................................... p157 Pohl, Kayla ............................................ MP14-04 Poindexter, John .................. MP01-19, MP90-14 Pokala, Naveen .................. MP01-13, MP02-05, MP100-20 Pokupik, Sasa ........................................ MP34-15 Polackwich, Alan S. .............................. PD69-11 Polard, Elisabeth ................................... MP57-11 Polascik, Thomas ..... MP70-08, MP70-17, MP7604, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD56-03, PD56-04, PD71-04, p235 Polat, Reyhan ....................................... MP73-16 Polese, Milena ...................................... MP97-06 Policastro, Lucas .. MP31-06, MP31-20, MP72-15 Polito, Massimo .................................. PPTLBA-01 Pollard, Matthew .................. PD06-02, PD09-07 Polledro, Patrizio ................................... MP09-04 Polloni, Gaia ...................................... PPTLBA-01 Pomahac, Bodhan ...................................... p55 Pomann, Gina-Maria ........................... MP13-13 Pompe, Raisa S. .. MP20-03, MP20-13, MP34-20, MP47-04, MP47-14, MP97-07, MP97-09, PD1004, PD37-05, PD47-12, PD51-01, PD51-04, PD51-12 Pong, Rey-Chen ................................... MP87-16 Ponnusamy, Suriyan ............................. MP57-03 Pontari, Michel .............................. PD10-05, p58 Pontes-Junior, Jose .............................. MP38-01 Pontillo, Marina ..................................... MP28-04 Poon, Andrew ....................................... PD65-02 Pop, Elena ............ MP57-20, MP87-12, MP93-11 Pope, Ann ............................................. PD19-08 Pope, John ........................................... MP76-15 Popeneciu, Valentin ................................. V4-11 Popeney, Charles ................................ MP26-12 Popert, Richard ............................................ p14 Popert, Rick .......................... MP64-02, MP93-02 Popovics, Petra .................................... MP17-03 Porcaro, Antonio Benito ...... MP63-02, PD17-11 Porpiglia, Francesco ........... MP59-04, PD18-06, PD27-03, V8-02 Porreca, Angelo ................... MP49-02, PD61-01 Porres, Daniel ...... MP53-19, MP53-20, MP77-01, PD15-09, PD24-04 Porrini, Esteban ..................................... MP22-08 Porta, Stefano ...................................... MP41-01 Portalez, Daniel ..................................... PD07-02 Porten, Sima ................. MP10-13, MP48-10, p17 Porter, Christopher .. MP43-04, MP43-08, MP4320, MP76-08, p11, p74, p159 Porter, James ........ MP01-03, MP01-03MP96-12, PD73-05, V6-02, p15, p174, p208, p235, p278 Porter, Michael ..................... MP04-03, MP86-16 Portis, Andrew ...................................... MP01-03 Portis, Jennifer ...................................... MP01-03 Porto, Alice ............................................ PD26-05 Posadas, Edwin ..................................... PD24-09 Potika, Ingrid ......................................... MP70-18 Potretzke, Aaron M. ............................. MP23-19 Pottek, Tobias ....................................... MP46-12
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Potts, Bradley A. ................................... MP26-02 Potts, Jeannette ........................................... p11 Potvin, Kylea R. .................... MP58-03, MP58-04 Potyka, Ingrid ....................... MP33-20, MP70-15 Poulakou, Eleftheria-Foteini ..................... FRII-11 Pouliot, Fre ´ de ´ ric ................................... MP48-06 Poullis, Chris .......................................... MP07-20 Pourghorban, Ramin ............................ MP08-04 Pourhabibi Zarandi, Nima ................... MP41-19 Pourmand, Gholamreza ..... MP41-03, MP41-20 Pourmorteza, Amir ............................... MP18-12 Pourzal, Robin ....................................... PD31-10 Povcher, Olga ....................................... PD54-12 Powell, Charles ...................... PD02-08, PD50-02 Powell, Isaac ......................................... PD71-12 Power, Nicholas ... MP49-01, MP73-06, PD04-12 Powers, Shelby A. ................................. PD70-05 Powroz´nik, Jan ...................................... MP93-17 Poyet, Ce ´ dric ...... MP02-02, MP62-11, PD19-02, PD23-05 Poynter, Krista ....................................... PD45-11 Pozza, Diego ...................................... PPTLBA-01 Pradeepa, M.G. ................................... MP68-18 Prader, Romain .................................... MP04-10 Pradere, Benjamin ... MP27-08, MP27-11, MP3713, MP49-12, MP49-19, MP49-20, MP55-09, MP59-02, MP59-03, MP78-15, MP79-02, PD0702, PD27-08, PD63-04, PD63-08 Prado, Kris ............................................. MP88-03 Prakash Babu, S.M.L. ............................ PD60-06 Prakash, Nachiketh ................... PD40-02, V9-10 Prakash, Nachiketh Soodana .............. PD66-09 Pramanik, Rocky .................................. MP12-07 Prapotnich, Dominique ....... PD67-01, PD67-02, PD67-03 Prasad, Michaella M. .......... MP66-08, MP74-14 Prasad, Sandip ... MP23-14, MP54-12, MP76-17, PD09-02 Prassas, Ioannis ..................................... PD65-01 Prato, Stephen ...................................... PD06-04 Prats, Juan ............................................... V12-11 Pratt, Philip ............................................ MP51-17 Prause, Lukas ......................................... PD47-09 Prawitt, Dirk ........................................... MP60-07 Preciado Estrella, Diego ...................... MP13-01 Preece, Janae ............................. FRI-09, FRII-03 Preminger, Glenn .... MP01-07, MP01-19, MP9505, PD35-05, PD35-09, p13, p21, p281 Prera, Angel ............................................ V12-11 Presicce, Fabrizio ................. MP13-06, MP94-07 Presson, Angela P. ... MP35-06, MP35-07, MP7901, PD13-02, PD34-10, PD64-01, PD64-04 Presti, Joseph ........................................ MP20-05 Preston, John ........................................ MP18-11 Preston, Mark ...... MP04-04, MP34-11, MP34-19, MP38-09, MP69-10, MP71-09, PD05-11, PD1002, PD55-03, PD55-05, PD58-01, PD62-12, p125 Preuss, Sina ........................................... MP71-03 Previnaire, Jean-Gabriel ...................... PD64-05 Pre ´ vost, Noe ´ mie ................... MP32-14, PD24-05 Priester, Alan ........... MP38-11, PNFBA-10, V8-01 Primeau, Charlotte ............................... PD09-04 Prins, Gail ...................................... MP45-07, p68 Pristupa, Steven .................................... MP05-18 Privitera, Salvatore ............................... MP02-01 Proietti, Flavia ....................................... MP02-16 Proietti, Silvia ........ MP50-11, MP50-16, PD30-09, PD42-05, p297 Prokhorova, Ina .................................... MP64-12 Prokopec, Stephenie ........................... MP73-06 Prontera, Pier .............. Paolo .............. MP97-06 Prophet, Sarah ...................................... PD65-05 Proskura, Alexandra ................................ V11-11 PROST-QA/RP2 Consortiums, PROST-QA and ............................................................ PD18-08 Protzel, Chris ......... MP80-11, PD36-08, PD49-04, p11 Proudfoot, James .... MP22-02, MP22-10, MP6707, MP72-03 Provence, Aaron .................................. PD70-08 Prudente, Alessandro .......................... MP74-04 Prues, Sandra ....................................... MP77-06 Pruitt, Jaclyn ......................................... MP17-02 Pruthi, Deepak ...................... PD20-07, PD73-02 Pruthi, Raj ............. MP04-01, MP86-05, PD04-10, PD06-10, p17, p90, p183
Przudzik, Maciej ......................................... V9-04 Psutka, Sarah ........ MP69-19, PD09-02, PD62-08 Pucci, Michele ..................................... MP70-10 Puccini, Federica ................................. MP94-07 Pucher, Philip ........................................ MP51-17 Pucheril, Daniel ... MP69-01, MP92-07, MP96-15, V10-02, V5-05 Puente, Roberto ................................... MP16-17 Pugashetti, Neil ..................................... PD19-04 Pugh, Mary Jo ...................................... MP79-13 Puig, Stefan .......................................... MP81-12 Puliatti, Stefano ..................................... PD49-06 Pulido, Jose ......... MP01-17, MP21-17, MP72-11, MP78-08, MP96-05 Pullar, Ben ............................................. MP50-17 Pullen, Melanie ..................................... PD70-04 Pultrone, Cristian ........ Vincenzo ........ MP64-16, PD61-01 Punjani, Nahid ...................................... MP69-10 Punnen, Sanoj ..... MP04-18, MP38-04, MP53-15, MP54-11, MP80-14, PD07-01, PD40-02, PD6609, PD71-04, PD72-12, p130 Punwani, Shonit .. MP38-07, MP51-12, MP70-02, PD43-06 Puras-Baez, Antonio ............................. MP79-05 Puri, Ajay ................................................ PD09-01 Purohit, Rajveer .................................... MP36-13 Purves, J. Todd .... MP23-20, MP66-15, MP85-02, MP92-15, PD12-06 Purysko, Andrei ..................................... MP38-12 Pushkar, Dmitry ...................... PD02-01, PD18-01 Puyo, Carlos ............................ PNFLBA-07, p159 Pycha, Armin ........................................ MP21-08 Pyle, Linda ......................................... PNFLBA-16
Q Qi, Chao ............................................... MP11-12 Qi, David ............................................... PD25-10 Qi, Dongfeng ....................... MP25-11, MP56-10 Qi, Ji ....... MP18-06, MP92-07, PD11-11, PD28-03 Qi, Jun ................................................... MP87-01 Qi, Nienie ............................................... PD04-07 Qi, Robert ............................. MP33-18, MP64-13 Qi, Yuan ................................................ MP71-01 Qian, Zhang .......................................... MP60-11 Qiao, Yuanyuan .................... PD71-06, PD71-07 Qin, Danian .......................................... MP81-01 Qin, Rongliang ..................................... MP60-04 Qin, Weijun ........................................... MP83-04 Qin, Yongmei ......... PD34-08, PD58-05, PD60-11 Qing, Ling ............................. MP40-08, MP82-17 Qiu, Michael .......................................... PD27-10 Qiu, Shi .................................................. MP03-01 Qu, Yuan-Yuan ..................................... MP73-03 Quackels, Thierry .................................. MP93-13 Quallich, Susanne ....................... PD05-02, p125 Quanstrom, Kathryn ............................. MP86-01 Quante, Markus ................................... MP06-07 Quaresima, Luigi .................................. MP78-20 Quarrier, Scott .......................... FRI-06, MP51-19 Queimadelos, Antonio ......................... PD37-02 Queissert, Fabian ................................. MP46-12 Quek, Marcus L. .................. MP43-12, MP04-11, MP14-16, PD36-01, PD55-09, p321 Quesenberry, Charles .......................... MP20-05 Quevedo, Fernando ............................ MP77-04 Qui, Yongmei ....................................... MP75-04 Quicios Dorado, Cristina ..................... MP43-12 Quinlan, David .................... PD50-08, PNFBA-03 Quinlan, Mark ....................................... PD60-08 Quinn, David ......................................... PD62-11 Quinn, Margo ....................................... MP57-01 ´ .................................... MP04-10 Quintens, Herve Quirouet, Adrienne ............................... PD54-01 Quistberg, D. Alex ................................ MP76-18
R R el Hayek, Kayann Kaled .................. MP08-02 Ra, Seong .............................................. PD28-11 Rabade Ferreiro, Ainara ...................... MP40-14 Rabah, Danny ....................................... PD48-12 Rabelo, Alessandra .............................. MP91-08 Rabenalt, Robert .................................. PD24-03
Rabinowitz, Ronald ................................... FRI-06 Rac, Goran ........................................... PD61-08 Rachid Jaudy, Thiago ......................... MP74-07 Rackley, Raymond .............. MP26-03, MP63-19 Radadia, Kushan ................. MP75-18, MP80-04 Radomski, Sidney .. MP13-10, PD29-01, PD39-01 Radtke, Andrew ...................................... V10-04 Radtke, Jan ...... Philipp ...... MP03-02, MP03-07, PD43-02 Radulescu, Camelia ............................. PD33-10 Radvak, Daniela ................... PD35-05, PD35-09 Rae, Meredith ....................................... PD12-08 Raff, Lester ............................................ MP11-15 Raffin, Eric ............. MP90-06, MP90-07, PD40-01 Rafiqi, Fatima ........................................ MP99-14 Raggi, Daniele ..................................... MP34-13 Raghavan, Raghu ............................... MP52-16 Raghavan, Rajiv ................................... PD16-08 Ragheb, Ahmed M. ............ MP09-01, MP35-18 Raghoji, Vijay ........................................ PD60-05 Raghunathan, Trevillore ................... PNFLBA-08 Raghuveer, Halkar ............................... MP18-08 Rahbar, Haider ..................................... PD43-11 Raheem, Amr ....... MP89-09, MP89-13, PD25-08 Raheem, Omer ......................... MP87-10, V3-11 Raheem, Sana ...................... PD46-09, PD46-11 Rahman, Mizanur .................................. PD37-08 Rahmat, Juwita Norasmara ............... MP65-04, MP65-05 Rai, Arun ................................................ PD46-12 Rai, Richa .............................................. MP87-09 Railkar, Reema ... MP65-13, MP98-10, MP98-17, PNFLBA-12 Rais-Bahrami, Soroush . MP22-13, MP28-18, p12 Raison, Nicholas .. MP51-16, MP51-18, PD41-03, PD41-04, PD41-06, PD46-05 Raita, Cristina ....................................... MP36-19 Raj, Ganesh ...................................... p109, p322 Rajan, Prabhakar .................. PD03-11, PD43-05 Rajarubendra, Niero ................................. V8-10 Rajasekaran, M. Raj ............ MP42-08, MP42-09, MP42-17, MP45-03, MP81-16 Rajendran, Rajesh ................................ PD60-05 Rajendran, Simon ................. MP24-13, PD38-08 Rajih, Emad .......................... MP02-09, MP93-04 Rajmil, Osvaldo .................................... MP91-01 Rajpal, Sanjay ....................................... PD46-07 Rakic, Nikola ........................ MP43-02, MP51-13 Ralph, David ....... MP56-04, MP89-09, MP89-13, PD22-01, PD25-08, PD31-06, p12, p94, p158 Ramachandran, Navin ...... MP70-15, MP70-18, PD43-05 Ramadan, Emad ................................. MP13-07 Raman, Jay ......... MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP78-13, MP86-19, MP96-06, PD52-06, p15, p87 Raman, Jay D. .... MP08-19, MP10-20, MP37-10, MP37-17, MP55-13, MP67-18, MP78-09, PD04-03 Raman, Lata ........ MP65-04, MP65-05, MP74-17 Raman, Lata Nee Mani ....................... MP30-15 Raman, Steven .................... MP22-07, MP38-11 Ramanathan, Arvind ........................... MP12-12 Ramani, Shreyas ................................. PNFBA-06 Ramasamy, Ranjith . MP81-04, MP89-03, MP9102, PD08-04, PD08-08, PD08-11, PD68-07, PD68-10, V9-10, p42, p94, p157 Ramaswamy, Krishna ........................... MP01-10 Rambaldi, Ilaria ..................................... PD11-01 Rambaud, Cyrielle ............................... MP04-10 Rames, Ross .......................... MP40-16, MP63-10 Ramirez, Angie .......................................... V6-11 Ramirez, Daniel ..................... MP72-16, PD29-06 Ramirez, Javier ...................................... PD31-08 ´ n A. .................... MP11-18 Ramı´rez-Galindo, Iva Rammal, Adham ................. MP37-13, MP78-15 Ramon, Jacob ...................... PD15-01, PD73-08 Ramos Moreira Leite, Katia ................. MP73-18 Ramos, Jose Gustavo ............................... V6-11 Ramstein, Joris ....................................... PD13-10 Rana, Durgesh ...................................... MP15-20 Randazzo, Marco ................................. PD65-01 Rane, Abhay ........................................ MP52-04 Rangel, Laureano ... MP20-01, MP46-05, MP4611, MP53-16 Ranjbar, Moslem .................................. MP41-03 Rankin, Tracy .............................................. p191
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Rao, Hengyi ........................................ PNFBA-05 Rao, Priya .............................. MP81-07, PD57-05 Rapaport, Yishai ................................... MP19-02 Rapkin, Bruce ........................ MP66-13, PD57-10 Rapoport, Leonid .................. PD23-07, PD42-07 Rapp, David ......................................... MP63-06 Rashed, Elnesr ...................................... MP24-08 Rashid, Hani ...................... MP03-11, V4-01, p14 Rashid, Prem ............... MP27-18, PD27-01, p177 Rasip, Sarah .......................................... MP85-16 Rasmussen, Matthew T. ....................... MP32-18 Rasner, Pavel ........................................ PD18-01 Rasper, Alison M. ................... PD01-09, PD25-03 Rassoulian, Cyrus ................. MP17-07, MP17-16 Rassweiller, Jens ........................................... p36 Rastinehad, Ardeshir ........... MP08-12, MP18-03, PD65-08, V4-02, p12, p13, p14, p72, p109 Ratz, Paul .............................. MP94-10, MP94-19 Raup, Valary ......................................... MP37-11 Rausch, Steffen .................................... MP87-06 Rauscher, Frank .................................... MP98-07 Rauscher, Isabel ................................... PD61-03 Ravaud, Alain ....................... MP72-19, PD04-02 Ravichandran Chandra, Abinaya ...... PD12-12 Ravindranath, Lakshmi ....... MP33-12, MP87-14, MP87-18 Rawandale, Ashish ............................... MP51-02 Rawls, William ....................................... MP54-12 Raymond, Elspeth ................................. PD47-11 Raynaud, Jean-Pierre ........................... PD33-10 Raz, Shlomo .. PD02-07, PD17-07, PD50-06, p14, p39, p235 Razvi, Hassan .............................. PD12-10, p317 Readhead, Benjamin ........... MP14-08, PD37-10 Reale, Giulio ......................................... MP09-04 Rebaı¨, Nouri .......................................... MP24-11 Recabal, Pedro .................... MP52-09, MP97-17 Rechtschaffen, Thomas ............................... p56 Recker, Franz ......................... PD47-09, PD65-01 Reddick, Robert ................................... MP87-15 Reddy, Balaji ......................... MP53-09, PD59-09 Reddy, Chandana A. ......... MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, PD07-08 Reddy, Rishindra M. .................................. V6-06 Reddy, Utsav ........................................ MP70-11 Redger, Kirk .............................................. FRII-01 Redorta, Juan ...................................... MP92-05 Redwan, Mohamed ............................ MP40-01 Redzematovic, Almedina .. MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04 Reece, Jeremy ........................................ V10-05 Reece, Laurie ....................................... MP30-10 Reed-Maldonado, Amanda .............. MP56-18, PD31-11 Rees, Michael ....................................... MP30-10 Rees, Susan ........................................... MP30-10 Reese, Adam ....... MP08-16, MP43-16, PD10-05 Reese, Erika .......................................... MP83-15 Reese, Jeremy ...... MP55-04, PD29-06, PD66-05 Reeve, Bryce ........................................ MP14-13 Refaai, Khaled ...................................... PD10-09 Regadas, Rommel P. ........................... MP26-05 Regan, Meredith .................. MP93-03, PD18-08 Reges, Ricardo ..................................... MP26-05 Regis, Federica ..................................... PD04-04 Rehan, Riaz ............................................... V5-05 Rehder, Peter ....................................... MP46-19 Rehfuss, Alexandra .................................. FRII-06 Reich, Oliver ................................................. p11 Reichard, Chad .................................... PD55-12 Reicherz, Alina ...................................... MP75-05 Reid, Gareth ......................................... MP64-20 Reid, Julia ............. MP28-13, MP28-19, PD65-06 Reig, Virginia ......................................... MP35-08 Reilly, Patrick M. .................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Reinecke, Annette ................................ PD61-12 Reinecke, Joyce .............................. p208, p209 Reinstatler, Lael ... MP77-08, MP88-18, MP95-10 Reis, Leonardo O. .... MP12-10, MP38-01, MP7404, MP92-09, p147 Reis, Rodolfo ......................................... MP92-09 Reis, Sabrina ......................... MP12-10, MP38-01 Reiser, Maximilian F. ............................. MP18-18 Reiss, Benedicte .................................... PD64-05 Reiss, Christoph-Philip ........................... MP36-15 Reiss, Philip ............................................. PD60-10 Reiss, Philipp .......................................... MP36-17
Reiter, Robert ............................. MP38-11, p190 Relle, James .............................................. V4-11 Rembeyo, Gregorie .............. PD56-06, PD56-07 Rembeyo, Gregory ............................... PD72-09 Remer, Erick ........ MP01-11, MP19-03, MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-16, PD20-11 Remesh, Ramanan .............................. MP94-19 Remondini, Taylor ................ MP75-20, MP90-16 Rempelakos, Apostolos ........................... FRII-11 Remzi, Mesut ........ MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06 Ren, Jingyuan ....................................... MP98-14 Ren, Qinghu ......................................... MP11-01 Ren, Runhan ......................................... MP88-05 Ren, Yu .................................................. MP73-11 Rendon, Ricardo ................................... PD59-04 Rene, Sotelo ................................................. p13 Renner, Theresa .................... MP18-02, PD43-01 Renninger, Markus ............................... MP88-01 Renshaw, Sara ...................................... PD43-06 Rensing, Adam J. ................................. MP66-06 Renzulli, Joseph ... MP14-05, MP92-19, MP97-13 Research Network, MAPP ... MP29-10, MP82-18 Resnick, Matthew .... MP32-04, MP32-05, MP4312, MP92-08, PD06-08, PD09-03, PD18-10, PD28-04, PD32-04, PD47-01, PPTLBA-02, p138 Restreppo, Carlos Felipe ...... MP79-12, PD29-03 Retick, Alan .................................................. p39 Retinger, Caitlyn ................................... PD48-01 Reuning-Scherer, Jonathan ................ MP57-10 Reuter, Victor ....... MP48-03, MP65-15, MP86-17 Rew, Charles ....... MP72-20, MP79-17, PD34-07, PD34-12, PD60-02, PD60-12 Rexhepi, Sokol ........................................... V2-09 Reyes, Michelle .................................... MP07-16 Reynolds, W. Stuart ............. MP29-11, MP31-03, MP31-10, MP79-10, PD39-05, p212 Rezaei, Katayoon ................................. MP44-06 Rezk, Bashir M ....................................... MP45-16 Reznik, Ed ............ MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP73-17 Rha, Koon Ho ...... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP06-15, MP16-14, MP39-18, MP49-18, MP73-20, PD7204, V6-12, p15, p207 Rhasad, Hazem ................... MP68-07, MP68-08, MP81-06, MP90-18 Rhee, Audrey ............................................. p297 Rhee, Eugene ............................ MP25-01, p207 Rhee, Handoo .................... MP18-11, PNFBA-08 Riaz, Nadeem ....................................... MP98-04 Riazi, Naser ........................................... MP64-04 Ribal, Maria ........................................ p50, p125 Ribeiro-Filho, Leopoldo ........................ MP04-17 Ribera, Ashley ....................................... PD45-11 Rice, Michael ....................................... MP15-08 Richard, Patrick O. ............................... MP67-20 Richards, Kyle A. . MP15-19, MP23-13, MP53-08, MP77-05, MP96-08 Richards, Michael ................................. PD32-04 Richardson, Andrew ............................ MP76-14 Richardson, Stephen ............................ MP27-18 Richardson, Tim .................... MP28-01, MP28-11 Richaud, Pierre ...................................... PD72-01 Richetti, Raquel .................................... MP63-11 Richgels, John ....................................... PD05-05 Richheimer, Samuel ............................. MP98-13 Richstone, Lee ...................... MP92-05, PD66-08 Richter, Holly E. ..................................... PD54-05 Rick, Ferenc .......................................... MP17-03 Rickard, Mandy ................... MP61-03, MP61-08 Ricke, William ........................................ MP17-08 Ricketts, Christopher ............................ MP98-10 Rickey, Leslie ................................................. p57 Riddell, Jonathan ...................................... V7-10 Riddell, Sophie ...................................... MP11-11 Ridder, Arwin ..................................... PNFLBA-09 Rider, Jennifer ....................................... MP69-10 Ridwan, Alam ....................................... MP14-19 Riedmiller, Hubertus ............................. MP99-16 Rieger-Christ, Kimberly ......................... MP88-15 Riera Canals, Lluis ................................ MP06-16 Rietsch, Anna ....................................... MP26-11 Riffon, Mark .......... MP55-18, PD59-01, PD59-02, PD59-06 Rifkind, Alexander ................................ MP90-10 Rigatti, Patrizio ..... MP22-14, MP55-12, PD15-03, PD51-01 Riggs, Dale ............................................ PD44-07
Rigsby, Cynthia L. ................................. MP61-13 Rijo, Edwin ............................................. PD56-11 Riley, Julie ............................. MP05-17, MP96-09 Riley, Todd ............................................ MP17-09 Rimar, Kalen ......... MP32-10, MP44-12, PD62-08 Rimington, Peter ....................... FRI-13, MP38-03 Riney, Joseph C. .................................. MP08-19 Ring, Joshua ....................... MP100-10, MP35-03 Rini, Brian ............................................... MP86-17 Rink, Michael ....... MP15-05, MP34-07, PD36-08, PD60-10 Rink, Richard ................................................. p14 Rioja Zuazu, Jorge ................................ MP92-04 Rioux-Leclercq, Nathalie .... MP37-14, MP54-18, MP59-02, MP59-03, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, PD07-12 Ripa, Francesco .. MP22-14, MP55-12, MP55-15, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP67-17, PD04-04, PD5205, PD59-08 Rischmann, Pascal ................ PD07-02, PD27-08 Rischpler, Christoph .............................. PD61-03 Risk, Michael ......................... MP86-16, PD71-04 Rissman, Cody ...................................... MP77-08 Ristau, Benjamin . MP10-19, MP52-03, MP58-12, MP59-12, MP80-19, PD49-09, PD52-08, PD62-06 Ritch, Chad ......... MP04-18, MP38-04, MP53-15, MP54-11, MP80-14, PD66-09, p12, p21 Ritchey, Michael .......................................... p36 Ritenour, Chad ............................................. p17 Rittenberg, Lauren ............... MP40-16, MP63-10 Rivas, Paul ............................................. MP87-15 Rivas-Dangel, Grethel .............................. V4-12 Rivera, Marcelino E. . MP46-05, MP90-08, PD2109, PD23-08, PD30-05, V11-05, V5-09 Rivero, J. Ricardo ............................... MP100-01 Rivero, Miguel ............................................. p211 Riveros, Manuel .................................... MP50-12 Rizk, Je ´ ro ˆ me ......... MP55-09, MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Rizzo Zutti, Marilia Sanches Santos ..... MP81-04, PD08-08, PD08-11 Rizzo, Giorgio ........................................ MP15-01 Roach, Mack .............................................. p330 Robert, Gre ´ goire ..... MP02-06, MP03-10, MP4012, MP55-19 Robert, Magali .................... PD50-08, PNFBA-03 Roberto, Domenica ............................. MP83-17 Roberts, David .................................... PNFBA-12 Roberts, Ian ........................................... PD55-08 Roberts, Max ......................................... MP42-15 Roberts, Robin ............................................ p281 Roberts, Robyn ...................................... PD64-06 Roberts, William ............ MP01-04, V11-04, p204 Robertson, Chris .................................... PD37-02 Robertson, Christopher ........................ MP02-08 Robertson, Douglas .............................. MP32-12 Robertson, Lindsay ................................ PD67-11 Robertson, Nicola ................. MP70-12, PD55-01 Robins, Dennis J. . MP21-01, MP36-13, MP66-19, MP67-06, MP70-09, MP70-20, MP77-11, MP79-14, MP86-17 Robinson, Ann ................................... PNFLBA-08 Robinson, Brian ..................... MP99-08, PD08-06 Robinson, Dudley .............................. PNFLBA-09 Robinson, Nancy .................................. MP29-12 Robles, Jennifer .................................... MP96-20 Robyak, Haley ...................... MP55-13, PD04-03 Rocco, Bernardo . MP47-20, MP97-02, PD51-06, p15, p32 Rocha, Anderson Q. ............................ MP38-01 Rocha, Joice ......................................... PD24-05 Rocha, Flaviro Trigo ................................... p248 Rock, Aurelien ...................................... MP77-02 Rod, Xavier ............ MP79-02, PD63-04, PD63-08 Rodarte, Tatiana .................................. MP40-03 Rodell, Rachel ...................................... MP33-20 Roder, David ......................................... PD47-11 Rodney, Simon ..................................... MP44-13 Rodrigues, Antonio ............................... PD50-04 Rodrigues, Diego Parga ...................... MP08-02 Rodrigues, Monique ............................. MP40-03 Rodrigues, Thiana ................................. MP18-07 Rodrı´guez Antolı´n, Alfredo ................. MP30-02, MP30-17 Rodriguez III, Joseph ........... MP04-16, MP10-02, PD53-03
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Rodriguez Lay, Ramon ......................... PD56-11 Rodriguez Pena, Maria Del Carmen . MP44-06, MP58-05 Rodriguez, Alejandro ................ p21, p39, p243 Rodriguez, Alvaro ................................. PD71-08 Rodriguez, Danielle ............................... PD03-09 Rodriguez, Francisco ............................ MP16-17 Rodriguez, Joseph ... MP21-03, MP25-15, MP4613, PD17-02, PD24-06, PD66-03 Rodriguez, Katherine M. ...... MP35-09, PD31-02 Rodriguez, Larissa V. ........... MP29-12, MP31-18, PD01-03, PD01-04, PD70-01 Rodriguez, Ronald ............ MP100-01, MP39-06, PD37-08 Rodriguez-Alvarado, Roberto C. ........ MP11-18 Rodrı´guez-Man ˜ as, Leocadio ............... MP45-05 Rodriguez-Nieves, Jose A. ................... MP17-09 Rodriguez-Rubio, Federico .................. MP92-04 Rodrı´guez-Socarra ´ s, Moise ´ s Elı´as ............. V4-12 Roebel, John ........................................ MP54-12 Roehrborn, Claus ..... MP09-12, MP13-13, MP3603, PD10-08, PD23-10, PD27-01, PD40-11, PD61-06, PNFLBA-03, p11, p15, p37, p39, p57, p157, p158 Roelof, Brian ......................................... MP61-20 Roethke, Matthias Claudius .... MP03-02, MP0307, V4-11 Roewe, Raymond ................................ MP89-18 Rofsky, Neil ............................................ PD61-06 Rogers, Craig ..... MP59-04, PD43-11, PNFBA-06, V10-02, V5-05, p208 Rogers, Eamonn .................................... PD63-05 Rogers, Jeffrey ...................................... MP30-10 Rogers, John ......................................... PD70-04 Rogers, Marc ........................ MP51-11, MP56-20 Rogers, Travis ...... MP93-06, MP93-12, MP97-02, PD51-06, V8-09 Roggenkamp, Anne ............................. PD64-11 Roghmann, Florian .. MP52-18, MP54-01, MP8210, PD36-08 Rohan, Annie ........................................ MP23-17 Rohayem, Julia ..................................... MP91-07 Roifman, Idan ....................................... MP14-04 Roigas, Jan ............................................ PD61-12 Rojas, Tu´lio ............................. MP79-12, PD29-03 Romagnoli, Daniele ............................. MP64-16 Romao, Rodrigo L.P. ............................ MP66-07 Romeo, Giuseppe ...... MP49-08, V12-09, V6-05, V6-07, V8-08 Romero Otero, Javier ........................... PD16-12 Romero, Angelita ................................. PD63-09 Rong, Lijie .............................................. MP48-09 Roobol, Monique .... MP33-01, MP77-12, MP7713, PD03-01, PD28-05, PD55-04, p190 Roodhouse, Alison ................................ PD36-06 Roos, Frederik ..................................... PNFBA-13 Roosen, Alexander ............................... PD20-10 Roppolo, James R. ............... MP31-17, PD70-07 Rosa, Matheus R.M. ............................. MP38-01 Rosado, Mario ......................................... V12-11 Rosa-Fernandes, Livia .......................... MP87-03 Rosales, Alec ........................................ MP30-19 Rosales, Ivy ........................................... MP30-01 Rosario, Derek ....................................... PD56-08 Roschinski, Julia .................................... MP15-05 Roscigno, Marco ..... MP47-06, MP47-11, MP7103, MP71-05, MP71-06 Rose, Achim ......................................... MP46-12 Rosen, Daniel ........................................ PD66-04 Rosen, Ray ............................................ MP84-07 Rosen, Raymond .......... MP84-18, PD69-01, p42 Rosenbaum, Clemens ........ MP36-15, MP36-17, MP38-16, MP97-14 Rosenbaum, Clemens M. ..................... PD34-05 Rosenbaum, Marcy ............................. MP51-07 Rosenberg, Joanthan .......................... MP88-17 Rosenberg, Jonathan ......... MP48-03, MP48-16, MP58-02, MP65-15, MP88-11, MP98-04, PD4811, p15 Rosenberg, Matt .......................................... p57 Rosenberg, Steven ............................... MP28-01 Rosenblum, Nirit ........... MP63-16, PD26-12, p13 Rosenbluth, Jeffrey ............................... PD64-04 Rosenkrantz, Andrew ........... MP38-13, PD61-05 Rosenthal, Janice ................ MP52-05, MP58-18 Rosenwaks, Zev ..................................... PD68-03 Rosenzweig, Barak ............. MP100-08, MP73-17
Rosier, Peter ................ MP13-05, PD39-08, p209 Roslan, Marek ............................................ V9-04 Rosner, Inger ....... MP14-18, MP33-12, MP87-18, MP87-19, PD71-11 Rosoff, James ....................................... MP54-12 Rosoklija, Ilina ....... MP35-01, MP61-13, MP61-15 Ross, Ashley E. ..... MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, MP28-13, MP57-18, MP70-08, MP70-17, PD0708, PD28-11, PD32-08, PD56-04, PD71-02, PD72-02, p226 Ross, Eric ................ MP08-01, PD52-08, PD59-05 Ross, Jacqueline .................................. MP01-13 Ross, Kimberly ..................................... PNFBA-07 Ross, Leanne ......................................... MP47-16 Ross, Michelle ....................... MP01-17, MP66-01 Ross, Talisa ............................. PD41-03, PD41-06 Rossanese, Marta ................................. MP59-08 Rosser, Charles J. ................................. MP15-12 Rossi, Antonio ....................................... MP97-06 Rossi, Martina Sofia .............................. MP64-16 Rossi, Michael ..................................... PNFBA-12 Rossi, Peter ............................ MP18-08, PD06-03 Rossignol, Julien .................................... MP23-03 Roth, Alvin ............................................. MP30-10 Roth, Beat ............................................. MP01-20 Roth, David ........................................... MP52-07 Roth, Jonathan ......................................... V7-09 Roth, Lisa .............................. MP80-08, MP80-17 Roth, Wilfried ........................ MP03-02, MP03-07 Rothenberg, Jeffrey .............. PD02-08, PD50-02 Rothhut, Sylvie ..... MP60-09, MP73-07, MP87-08 Rothney, Megan .................................. MP86-16 Rothwax, Jason ........................................ FRI-10 Rotzer, Diana ........................................ MP44-08 Rouchausse, Yann ............................... MP50-05 Roumegue ` re, Thierry ............................ MP93-13 Roumiguie ´ , Mathieu ........... MP49-12, MP49-19, MP67-18, MP78-09, MP78-13, PD07-02 Roupre ˆ t, Morgan ..... MP02-06, MP13-09, MP4912, MP49-19, MP55-09, MP64-02, MP65-09, MP71-09, MP78-13, MP78-14, MP78-15, MP93-02, PD33-10, PD48-05, PD57-03, PD5704, PD62-01, PD62-02, PD62-12, p241 Rourke, Keith ......... PD29-02, PD29-05, PD34-01, PD60-01, PD63-07, p291 Rouse, Clay ........................................... PD12-06 Rousseau, Michael ............................... PD23-10 Routh, Jonathan C. ... MP66-15, MP92-15, p108 Roux, Virginie ........................................ MP43-19 Rovegno, Agustin ................................. MP16-17 Rovner, Eric ......... MP40-16, MP63-10, MP79-07, PD39-01, PD70-08, p12, p14, p235 Rowe, Edward ...................................... MP34-15 Rowe, Kerry ........................................... PD01-05 Rowe, Steven ................................ PD52-04, p14 RoyChoudhury, Arindam .... MP26-13, MP67-06 Rozanec, Jose ............................................ p211 Rozanski, Alexander ............. PD17-12, PD22-03, PD34-07, PD34-12 Rozet, Franc¸ois ..... MP16-15, PD51-09, PD56-06, PD56-07, PD61-10, PD67-01, PD67-02, PD6703, PD72-09 Rozo, Maria ........................................... PD32-11 Ruan, Litao ............................................ MP84-15 Ruan, Yajun .......................................... MP81-14 Rubenstein, Jonathan ................................. p12 Rubilotta, Emanuele ............. MP63-02, PD17-11 Rubin, Mark .......................... MP48-09, MP48-18 Rubin, Rachel ............ PD25-02, PD44-04, V9-02 Rubinstein, Jacob ................................ MP15-14 Rubinstein, Nimrod Daniel ................... MP73-17 Rubio-Arellano, Edy D. ......................... MP11-18 Rubio-Briones, Jose .............................. MP43-12 Ruck, Jessica ........................................ MP72-15 Ruckle, David ............ MP30-08, PD11-04, V7-06 Rude, Temitope ........................ MP96-14, V9-06 Rudick, Charles .................................... MP85-20 Rudolph, James .................... MP86-03, PD14-08 Rudzinski, Jan ........................................ PD57-08 Rueb, George ...................................... MP18-05 Ruebenthaler, Johannes ..................... MP18-18 Ruel, Nora . MP03-16, MP64-07, PD06-11, PD1811, PD24-10 Ruffion, Alain ......................................... PD64-05 Ruggieri, Michael .... MP42-11, MP42-13, MP4215, MP42-16, p307 Ruggiero, Marina .................. MP79-02, PD63-08
Ruggiero, Marine .................................. PD63-04 Ruhotina, Nedim .................................. MP92-10 Ruiz, Jorge ............................................ MP51-20 Ruiz-Castane, Eduardo ........................ MP91-01 Ruiz-Morales, Jose Manuel ................... PD06-01 Rukstalis, Daniel ..................................... PD27-01 Rule, Andrew ........................................ MP19-19 Rule, Andrew D. ................................... MP72-08 Rushmer, Timothy ................................. MP15-19 Rusilko, Paul ..................................... V1-12, p109 Russell, Christopher M. ........ MP08-12, MP18-20, MP55-06, MP72-06, PD07-03, PD07-12, V6-06 Russell, David ....................... MP36-03, MP76-16 Russell, Taichman .................. PD71-06, PD71-07 Russo, Antonio ...................................... MP44-20 Russo, Claudio Francesco .................... PD04-05 Russo, Giorgio Ivan .............. MP02-01, MP09-04 Russo, Nicola ........................ MP02-10, MP02-11 Russo, Paul .......... MP39-01, MP39-02, MP39-03, MP39-04, MP49-01, MP55-01, MP55-05, MP55-08, MP67-14, MP73-17, PD04-10, PD2006, PD59-10, p313 Ruth, Karen ........................................... MP58-12 Ruthven, Stephen ................................ MP38-14 Rutman, Matthew ...... MP26-13, MP76-19, p57, p157 Rutten, Michael .................................... MP41-06 Rutz, Beata ........................................... MP82-14 Ruzhynsky, Vladimir A. .......................... PD29-01 Ryan, Andrew ....................................... MP38-02 Ryan, Sheila .......................................... MP61-15 Ryan, Stephen .... MP04-20, MP05-20, MP76-05, MP92-18 Ryan, Terence E. ................................... PD70-05 Rychkov, Grigori ................... MP42-05, MP42-20 Ryo, Oka ............................................... MP57-15 Ryu, Chae-Min ..................................... MP41-07 Ryu, Jeman ......... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP59-09 Ryu, Ji Kan ............................................ MP45-18 Ryu, Ji-Kan ............ MP45-11, MP45-13, PD69-05
S S Li, Philip ............................................... MP52-20 S. Lilly, S. Lilly .......................................... MP57-01 S., Ponkhraj ........................................... MP08-08 Saad M., Mohamed ............ PD67-01, PD67-02, PD67-03 Saad, Fred .. MP05-08, MP34-20, PD37-01, p116 Saad, Kahlil ........................................... MP61-20 Saad, Ma ´ rio J.A. .................. MP65-17, MP70-19 Saade, Ricardo .................................... MP89-10 Saar, Matthias ...................... MP92-05, MP97-16 Saarela, Olli .......................................... MP22-06 Saavedra, Alvaro ................................. MP75-07 Saavedra-Belaunde, Jose Antonio .... MP79-05 Saba, Emmanuel .................................. PD54-10 Sabanegh, Edmund ........... MP07-19, MP35-16, PD68-02 Sabatti, Chiara ..................................... MP39-10 Sabe, Hisataka ..................................... MP71-20 Sabharwal, Karamveer Singh .................. V6-10 Sabia, Michael ............................................. p11 Sabnis, Ravindra .. MP50-09, PD10-07, PD21-07, p37, p120 Sabourin, Laura ..................... PD63-04, PD63-08 Sacca ` , Antonino .................. MP47-06, MP47-11 Sachner, Robert ........................................ V8-05 Sack, Bryan ........................................... MP26-01 Sackman, Daniel .................................. MP17-17 Sacotte, Kaitly ...................................... MP95-11 Sadahide, Kousuke .............................. MP16-10 Sadahira, Takuya ...................... MP06-18, V4-05 Sadar, Marianne D. ............................. MP83-06 Sadeghi, Sarmad .................................. PD62-11 Sadeghi-Nejad, Hossein ..... MP35-20, p41, p42, p57, p157, p283 Sadelain, Michel .......................................... p41 Sadien, Iannish ..................................... MP38-03 Sadri-Ardekani, Hooman ..................... MP41-19 Sadun, Taylor ......................................... PD50-06 Saeb-Parsy, Kasra ................................. MP15-20 Safir, Ilan ................................................ MP32-19 Safiullah, Shoaib M. .............................. MP75-14 Sagalovich, Daniel .............. MP05-07, MP05-15
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Sagalowsky, Arthur .. MP71-03, MP71-05, MP7106, MP80-16, MP92-14, PD49-03, p13, p50, p297 Saglam, Remzi ........................ MP50-19, V11-02 Sagy, Itay .............................. MP05-03, MP64-15 Sahara, Hisashi ..................................... MP06-13 Sahasrabudhe, Deepak ................... PNFLBA-10 Sahin, Bahadir ....................................... PD35-07 Sahota, Amrik ....................................... MP12-12 Saidian, Ava ......................................... MP22-13 Saigal, Christopher .. MP13-08, MP32-09, MP9303, PD06-02, PD09-07, PD18-08, PD32-10, p52, p158 Saika, Takashi ....................................... MP18-15 Saiki, Hiroshi ........................... MP43-14, PD26-08 Saini, Sharanjot ..................................... MP14-06 Saint, Fabien ......................................... MP37-13 Saita, Alberto ...... MP28-04, MP49-13, MP72-17, MP77-03, PD19-01 Saito, Hideo .......................................... MP78-04 Saito, Kazuhide .... MP06-06, MP37-04, MP74-01 Saito, Kazutaka ... MP15-04, MP16-06, MP31-05, MP39-12, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15, PD11-08 Saito, Kenkichi ...................... MP10-08, MP21-05 Saito, Mitsuru ....... MP06-02, MP16-01, MP16-02, MP16-08, MP67-13, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP74-19, MP99-12 Saito, Motoaki ..... MP07-15, MP42-03, MP94-08, MP94-16 Saito, Ryoichi ........................ MP02-12, MP88-20 Saito, Ryouichi ...................................... MP44-19 Saito, Seiich .......................................... MP26-18 Saito, Seiichi .......................................... PD50-09 Saito, Tetsuichi .... MP13-04, MP26-04, MP41-05, PD70-12 Saitoh, Fumitada .................................. MP19-15 Saitoh, Hisao ......................................... MP19-15 Saitta, Giuseppe .................................. MP97-11 Saiz, Ana ............................................... MP06-20 Saji, Akhil ................................................ PD40-05 Sakaguchi, Takashi .............. MP73-05, MP98-19 Sakai, Hideki .......................... MP88-02, PD48-04 Sakai, Kaoru .......................................... MP74-12 Sakamoto, Kyoko ................................. MP42-08 Sakamoto, Naoya ................................ MP04-07 Sakamoto, Shinichi .. MP37-09, MP37-15, MP7805 Sakano, Shigeru ................... MP71-16, MP78-07 Sakhaee, Khashayar ............................ MP01-19 Sakurai, Hiroyuki ................................... MP83-11 Sakurai, Toshihiko .................................. PD53-08 Salabas, Emre ....................................... MP89-05 Salahshour, Faeze ................................ MP08-04 Salami, Simpa .. PD07-12, PD33-05, V6-06, p212 Salari, Keyan ........ MP17-07, MP38-19, PD55-03, PD55-05 Salcedo, Jose ....................................... PD56-09 Saleemi, Mohamed Asad ................... MP02-04 Salehnia, Mojdeh ................................. MP41-20 Salem, Hosni ......................... MP65-18, MP65-19 Salem, Johannes .................................. MP80-03 Saleme, Bruno ...................................... MP60-14 Salemi, Hootan ..................................... PD71-09 Salemi, Souzan ..................................... MP83-07 Salgueiro, Luis ....................................... MP17-03 Salinas, Harry ........................................ MP30-01 Salkini, Mohamad ................................ MP24-02 Salkini, Mohammad .............................. PD44-07 Salmasi, Amir ........................................ MP22-16 Salmasi, Amirali ..................................... PD73-01 Salomo, Karsten ................................... MP15-15 Salomon, Georg . MP03-12, MP38-16, MP47-03, MP47-04, MP77-06, MP97-14, PD10-04, PD5104, PD51-12 Salomon, Laurent ................................. MP49-12 Salonia, Andrea .. MP16-15, MP22-08, MP35-05, MP35-11, MP35-19, MP54-15, MP54-19, MP55-14, MP58-09, MP58-10, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP68-03, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP84-12, PD13-07, PD1508, PD52-05, PD59-08, PPTLBA-01, p326 Salter, Carolyn ...................................... MP14-18 Saltzman, Amanda .............................. MP66-14 Saluja, Manmeet .................................. MP15-08 Saluk, Jennifer L. ................... MP05-09, PD36-01 Salup, Raoul .......................................... MP86-16
Salvadeo, Danielle M. ........ MP42-11, MP42-13, MP42-16 Salvado ´ , Jose ´ A. ................... MP75-07, PD35-11 Salvia, Giuseppe .................................. MP09-04 Salvioni, Roberto .................................. MP34-13 Samadi, David ...................................... MP77-14 Samarakoon, Rohan ............................ PD12-09 Samaratunga, Hemamali .................... MP53-10 Sami, Ali ................................................ MP90-04 Samineni, Vijay ...................................... PD70-04 Sammon, Jesse ... MP02-18, MP04-20, MP32-08, MP76-05, MP97-04, PD06-04, PD15-04, PD3205, PD47-08, PD58-12 Sampaio, Francisco ............................. MP45-10 Samplaski, Mary .................................... PD13-04 Sampselle, Carolyn ........................... PNFLBA-08 Samson, Patrick .................................... PD35-04 Samuel, Deem ...................................... PD66-06 San Miguel-Fraile, Marı´a Pilar .............. MP44-10 Sanada, Masashi ................................. MP71-02 Sanchez Barrios, Virginia ...................... MP92-04 Sanchez, Marine .................................. MP04-10 Sanchez, Miguel ................................... MP16-17 Sanchez, Ricardo ................................. MP14-11 Sanchez-Curbelo, Josvany .................. MP91-01 Sa ´ nchez-Ferrer, Alberto ....................... MP45-05 Sa ´ nchez-Martı´n, Francisco ..................... V11-12 Sa ´ nchez-Ortiz, Ricardo ........................ MP14-11 Sa ´ nchez-Ramos, Jorge ............................. V4-12 Sanchez-Salas, Rafael ........ MP16-15, MP39-03, MP47-07, MP64-02, MP93-02, PD51-09, PD5606, PD61-10, PD67-01, PD67-02, PD67-03, PD67-03, PD72-09, p39, p116 Sanchez-Vega, Francisco ................... MP39-03 Sanda, Martin ..... MP08-09, MP69-18, MP93-03, PD06-03, PD18-03, PD18-08, p11, p21 Sandeep, Puvvada .............. MP90-20, PD27-06 Sanders, Sergio ..................................... MP83-05 Sandhu, Jaspreet ................ MP93-09, p13, p39 Sandhu, Jaspreet S. .............................. PD39-06 Sandler, Howard .................................. MP20-02 Sandlow, Jay ....... MP89-01, MP89-18, PD13-04, p16, p157, p298 Sandri, Marco ....................... MP47-20, MP49-02 Sanford, Thomas . MP01-10, MP10-13, MP15-10, MP48-10, MP65-13, MP98-10, MP98-17, PD4403, PD45-05, PNFLBA-12 Sangale, Zaina ..................................... MP28-19 Sangalli, Mattia ..................................... PD15-03 Sangar, Vijay ......................................... PD19-08 Sanger, Stephanie ............................... MP61-03 Sanghvi, Narendra ............................. MP100-14 Sangstar, Pippa .................... MP89-09, PD25-08 Sangster, Pippa .................... MP07-07, MP89-13 Sanguedolce, Francesco .................... PD16-12 Sanguinetti, Horacio .................................. p211 Sanjeev, Bandi ..................................... MP92-04 Sankhwar, Satyanarayan .................... MP50-20 Sankin, Alexander ................................. PD57-07 Sano, Takeshi ........................................ PD70-11 Sansalone, Salvatore ........... MP36-07, PD60-04 Santaniello, Francesco ........................ MP09-04 Santelli, Giorgio .................................... MP09-04 Santiago, Javier ................... MP13-12, MP91-06 Santiago-Jimenez, Maria ..................... PD72-02 Santiago-Jime ´ nez, Maria ..................... PD71-01 Santiago-Jime ´ nez, Marı´a ..................... PD28-11 Santiago-Lastra, Yahir ............... PD01-10, V5-11 Santok, Glen Denmer .......................... MP49-18 Santos, Ame ´ rico .................................... PD37-02 Santos, Carla ........................................... V10-08 Santos, Cla ´ udia F. ................................ MP26-05 Santos, Hugo ........................................... V11-08 Santos, Marcela M. .............................. MP98-14 Santucci, Richard ................................. PD34-03 Santucci, Richard A. ........... MP79-01, MP79-06, PD63-02, p108, p233 Sanz Velez, Jose I. ................................ MP43-12 Sanz, Gerardo ...................................... MP53-05 Sapin, Ari ............................................... MP35-20 Sarchi, Luca .......................................... MP13-06 Saredi, Giovanni ................................... PD23-04 Sargos, Paul ........................................... PD72-01 Sarhan, Ahmed .................................... MP81-07 Saribas, Sanem ..................................... MP73-16 Sarica, Kemal ............................. MP50-19, p300 Sarkis, Alvaro ......................................... MP04-17
Sarle, Richard ....... MP51-13, PD58-06, PD58-07, PNFBA-02 Sarniak, Amod ...................................... MP48-20 Sarti, Elena ............................................. PD17-04 Sartor, A. Oliver .... MP08-19, PD24-07, PD24-12, p12, p14, p330 Sartor, Lauren ....................................... MP86-09 Sarwani, Nabeel E. ............................... MP08-19 Sasada, Tetsuro .................................... MP78-06 Sasaki, Atsushi ....................................... MP44-04 Sasaki, Hidenao .................................... PD64-09 Sasaki, Hideo ........................................ MP06-02 Sasaki, Hiroshi ....................... MP47-13, MP83-17 Sasaki, Katsumi .......................................... V4-05 Sasaki, Kikuko ........................................ PD44-06 Sasaki, Shoichi ...... MP07-12, MP13-20, MP31-07 Sasaki, Takeshi ...................................... MP17-15 Saskin, Refik ......... MP05-13, MP13-10, MP57-08, PD29-01 Sassa, Naoto ........................ MP47-18, MP67-12 Satcher, David .................................................... Satkunasivam, Raj .... MP04-02, MP57-08, PD0707 Sato, Akinori ........ MP65-03, MP73-09, MP73-10, MP73-12, MP73-13 Sato, Fuminori ....................................... MP26-09 Sato, Kodai ........................................... MP37-09 Sato, Makoto ........................................ MP78-04 Sato, Shigeru ........................................ MP16-08 Sato, Shun ............................................. PD33-08 Sato, Tomonori ..................................... MP09-07 Sato, Yoshikazu ..................................... MP62-13 Sato, Yuichi .......... MP17-04, MP31-12, MP39-13 Sato, Yusuke ......................... MP39-01, MP71-02 Satoh, Kennichi .................................... MP60-18 Satoh, Shigeru ..... MP06-02, MP16-01, MP16-02, MP67-13, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP74-19, MP99-12 Satoh, Yuuichi ....................................... MP48-04 Satyanarayan, Arthi ............................. MP68-13 Satyanarayana, Ramgopal ................. PD40-02 Sauer, Markus ....................................... MP03-12 Saul, Judith ........................................... MP77-06 Saunders, Brian D. ................ MP37-10, MP37-17 Saunders, Debra ............................... PNFLBA-14 Saunders, Megan ................................. MP96-19 Saussine, Christian ................. PD64-07, PD64-08 Sauter, Guido ....................................... MP15-05 Savage, Joshua .................... MP84-01, PD31-07 Savage, Stephen ........ MP74-14, PD71-04, p11, p167 Savas, Sevtap ....................................... PD65-01 Savignano, Sebastian .......................... MP16-17 Savio, Luı´s Felipe ....................................... V9-10 Sa ´ vio, Luı´s Felipe ................... MP04-18, PD66-09 Sawada, Atsuro ................... MP02-12, MP44-19 Sawada, Norifumi .... MP26-08, MP82-12, MP8215, MP82-20 Sawant, Ajit ........................................... PD68-12 Sawkar, Hari .......................................... MP25-08 Sawyer, Mark ........................................ MP76-11 Sayet, Peter .......................................... MP46-20 Saylor, Philip .................................................. p21 Sayre, James ........................................ MP22-07 Sayyid, Abdallah ................... PD19-11, PD24-08 Sayyid, Rashid ..... MP38-05, MP77-18, PD03-04, PD19-11, PD24-08 Sazawa, Ataru ...................................... MP71-17 Sazuka, Tomokazu ............... MP37-15, MP78-05 Sboner, Andrea .................................... MP99-08 Sbrollini, Giulia ....................................... PD62-05 Scailteux, Lucie-Marie .......................... MP57-11 Scales, Charles ... MP01-19, MP66-01, MP69-02, MP92-16, MP95-05, PD35-09, p17, p22, p89, p209 Scalici Gesolfo, Cristina ....... MP44-20, MP58-14 Scano, Roberta .................................... MP35-05 Scarberry, Kelly ..................... MP15-07, PD09-02 Scarberry, Kyle ...................... MP15-07, PD09-02 Scardino, Peter .... MP70-12, PD24-11, PD28-02, PD61-10 Scarlata, Eleonora ................................ PD65-12 Scarpa, Roberto Mario ........................ PD18-06 Scarpato, Kristen ........................................ p125 Scarpato, Kristen R ............................... MP93-18 Scattoni, Vincenzo .. MP03-05, MP03-13, MP9710, PD51-11
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Schade, George R. .......... MP04-03, MP100-02, MP16-20, MP21-12, PD06-12, PD09-09 Schadler, Eric D. ................................... MP61-02 Schaefer, Eric ....................................... MP69-11 Schaefer, Ray ....................................... MP62-10 Schaeffer, Anthony ............. MP11-07, MP11-08, MP11-12, MP69-19, MP82-04, MP85-20 Schaeffer, Edward .. MP14-01, MP20-18, MP3210, MP69-19, MP76-06, MP86-18, PD03-07, PD62-08, PD72-02, p193 Schaible, Braydon ................................ PD49-01 Schalken, Jack A. ................................ MP33-17 Schally, Andrew ................................... MP17-03 Schanne, Francis .................................. MP92-05 Scharpf, Marcus ................................... MP64-17 Schatteman, Peter ................... MP24-03, V5-06 Scheetz, Marc ...................................... MP11-12 Schenker-Ahmed, Natalie ................... MP43-07 Schenkman, Noah . FRII-10, MP18-05, MP23-06, MP95-17, PD42-11, PD59-07 Scher, Howard ...................................... PD24-11 Scherr, Douglas ... MP54-06, MP54-20, MP96-16, PD04-10, PD20-01, PD20-09, p329 Schervish, Edward ................................ MP92-07 Schiavina, Riccardo ............ MP64-16, PD11-01, PD61-01 Schiefelbein, Frank ............................... PD20-10 Schiess, Ralph ....................................... MP28-05 Schiff, Jeffrey ....... MP70-04, MP70-09, PD36-09, PD56-09, PD67-05, PD67-06 Schiff, Stephen ..................................... MP76-13 Schiffmann, Jonas ... MP20-03, MP47-04, MP9709, PD51-12 Schimmelpfennig, Daley ..... MP44-11, MP48-01 Schips, Luigi ........................... MP50-11, PD49-06 Schlegel, Peter ..... MP07-02, PD08-05, PD08-07, PD68-01, PD68-03, V9-08, p45 Schlemmer, Heinz-Peter ..... MP03-02, MP03-07, PD43-02, V4-11 Schlom, Jeffrey ..................................... MP15-10 Schlomm, Thorsten .... MP28-13, MP47-03, p288 Schlossberg, Steven . MP76-10, PNFBA-07, p175 Schmader, Kenneth E. ........ MP69-02, MP95-05 Schmautz, Maximilian .......................... MP81-10 Schmees, Christian ............................... MP99-09 Schmid, Manuel Alexander ................ MP88-01 Schmid, Thomas .................................... PD31-10 Schmidt, Jana ...................................... MP54-01 Schmidt, Karen ..................................... PD46-10 Schmidt-Bowman, Max ....................... MP51-03 Schmit, Grant ... MP100-06, MP100-17, MP59-14 Schmitt, Martin ..................................... MP81-12 Schneck, Francis X. .............................. MP61-10 Schneevoigt, Birte-Swantje ..... MP54-03, MP5817, PD36-05, PD38-04 Schneider, Marc ................................... PD33-10 Schneider, Meike ................................. MP60-12 Schnell, Dietrich .................................... MP43-09 Schnelle, John ...................................... MP31-10 Schober, Jared P. .... MP02-08, MP33-02, MP3303, MP85-17, MP85-18, PD37-07 Schober, Justine ........................................... p42 Schoen, Georg ..................................... PD20-10 Schoenberg, Mark .............. MP87-05, PD57-07, PPTLBA-02 Schoentgen, Nadja ............................. MP37-13 Schofield, Elizabeth A. ......................... MP91-10 Schol, Ilse .............................................. MP30-01 Schomburg, John ..................................... V1-02 Schonthaler, Martin ............................. MP02-19 Schoots, Ivo .......................................... MP33-01 Schostak, Martin ................................... PD61-12 Schrader, Mark ..................................... PD61-12 Schregel, Christoph .................................. V2-03 Schreiber IV, Henry L. ........................... MP23-19 Schreiter, Brielle .................................... MP50-10 Schröder, Fritz ....................................... MP33-01 Schroeck, Florian R. . MP32-12, MP32-20, MP7602, PD06-06, PD32-01 Schroeder, Sangeeta K. ...................... MP61-13 Schubert, Tina ....................................... MP88-01 Schuckman, Anne .............. MP15-02, MP30-20, MP80-10, PD36-02, PD36-10, PD38-09, PD6211, V6-01, p125, p298, p314 Schuette, Andreas ................................ PD10-01 Schuettfort, Victor ................................ MP36-15 Schulam, Peter .................. MP69-07, p37, p179
Schulman, Ariel .... MP76-04, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD30-08, PD56-03 Schulsinger, David .................... FRI-02, MP01-01 Schulte, Phillip ....................................... MP72-12 Schultz, Heather ............................... p124, p175 Schultz, Nikolaus ................... MP58-02, PD48-11 Schulz, Gerald ..... MP54-03, MP58-17, PD36-05, PD38-04 Schumacher, Andrew ......................... MP64-03 Schumacher, Martin ............................ MP34-15 Schurch, Brigitte .................... PD64-07, PD64-08 Schurhamer, Benjamin ........................ MP69-09 Schuster, David .................................... MP18-08 Schwaab, Thomas ............................... MP67-15 Schwaiger, Markus ................ PD61-02, PD61-03 Schwalb, Murray D. .............................. PD25-05 Schwartz, Bradley ...................... MP100-10, p13 Schwartz, Carolyn ................................. PD57-10 Schwartz, Jon A. ....................................... V4-02 Schwartz, Michael J. .... PD41-10, PD66-08, p13 Schwartz, Scott ......................................... V5-05 Schwartzmann, Ivan ............................... V10-03 Schwarzenbach, Heidi ........................ MP34-07 Schweiger, Josef .................................. MP46-12 Schweitzer, Donald .............................. MP78-14 Schwen, Zeyad .... MP80-15, PD04-08, PD04-11, PD53-05 Schwentner, Christian .......................... MP34-15 Scoffone, Cesare Marco ... MP02-10, MP02-11, MP50-11, PD21-12, V11-07 Scorticati, Carlos .................................. MP16-17 Scotland, Kymora ................................ MP78-16 Scott, Jeremy ...... MP36-03, MP46-04, MP46-15, MP79-17, PD22-03, PD22-05, PD34-07, PD3412, PD60-02, PD60-12, PD63-12 Scovell, Jason ..... MP39-05, MP39-19, MP60-03, PD46-12 Scroggins, Brad .................................... MP98-10 Seabra Ju´nior, Sidney R. ...................... MP38-01 Seah, Jo-An .......................................... MP58-04 Sebe, Philippe ....................................... PD27-09 Secco, Silvia .......................................... PD04-05 Secin, Fernando ... Pablo ... MP16-17, MP22-17, p39, p211, p313 Sedaghatpour, Dillon ........................... MP22-17 Sedano-Basilio, Jorge .......................... MP68-12 Sedrakyan, Art .... MP11-16, MP14-15, MP20-17, PD02-10, PD17-08 Sedrakyan, Sargis ................................. MP41-01 Seftel, Allen .............. PD69-01, p43, p157, p283 Seifabadi, Reza .................................... MP52-13 Seifert, Burkhardt ................................... PD19-02 Seifert, Hans H. ..................................... MP59-19 Seifman, Brian ....................................... PD14-03 Seigne, John ....... MP32-12, MP77-08, MP88-18, PD06-06, p235 Seiler, Roland ...... MP34-01, MP34-05, MP44-08, MP65-03, MP98-03 Seip, Ralf ............................................. MP100-14 Seisen, Thomas ... MP34-11, MP34-19, MP49-12, MP49-19, MP53-18, MP55-09, MP55-17, MP65-09, MP69-10, MP71-09, MP78-14, MP78-15, PD03-06, PD51-02, PD51-05, PD5703, PD62-01, PD62-02, PD62-12, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Seitel, Alexander ................................... PD42-08 Seitz, Christian .................................... p90, p316 Sekerci, Cagri Akin ............................... PD35-07 Seki, Naohiko ...... MP39-08, MP39-09, MP98-19, MP99-13 Seki, Tsugio ............................................ MP37-06 Sekijima, Mitsuhiro ................................ MP06-13 Sekine, Yoshitaka ................................. MP89-02 Sela, Sivan ............................. MP57-13, PD07-10 Selimoglu, Serkan ................................. MP89-07 Selph, J. Patrick ....................................... V10-11 Seltzer, Ryan ......................................... MP62-19 Semba, Shingo ..................................... MP88-04 Semerjian, Alice .................. MP55-18, MP80-15, PD53-05, PD59-06, PD59-12, PD67-11 Semins, Michelle . MP08-07, MP90-12, MP95-12, p90, p106 Senal, Nelly ................................ MP85-09, V5-03 Sendorek, Dorota H. ............................. PD65-01 Se ´ ne ´ chal, Ce ´ dric ................................. MP43-19
Sener, Alp ............ MP19-09, MP30-14, MP30-16, MP74-05, MP76-10, PD12-10, V6-04, p278, p111 Sener, Goksel ....................... MP45-04, MP94-01 Sener, Nevzat ....................................... MP73-16 Sener, Tarik Emre ... PD30-01, PD30-09, PD35-07 Sengiku, Atsushi ..................................... PD70-11 Sentani, Kazuhiro .................................. MP04-07 Seo, Deok Ha ....................... MP23-08, MP84-08 Seo, Ill Young ........................................ MP67-08 Seo, Ju Tae ............................................ PD64-12 Seo, Seong Il ..... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP22-12, MP28-17, MP72-04, PD61-07, p207 Seo, Sung Pil ......................................... MP65-14 Seo, Seong LL ..................................................... Serafetinides, Efraim ............................. MP79-19 Serie, Daniel .......................................... PD52-11 Serni, Sergio .......................................... MP49-02 Serra-Aracil, Xavier ................................. V12-11 Serrano, Dennis P. ...................................... p282 Serra ˜ o, Paula ......................................... PD01-04 Serrel, Emily ............................ PD32-05, PD58-12 Serretta, Vincenzo ... MP44-20, MP58-14, PD4803, PD48-07 Servian Vives, Pol ................. MP53-13, MP93-07 Sessa, Francesco .................................. MP49-02 Sesso, Howard ...................................... MP38-09 Sesterhenn, Isabell .............. MP87-18, MP87-19, PD71-11 Seth, Abhishek ...................................... MP52-07 Seth, Jai ................................................ MP26-07 Seto, Kosuke ......................................... MP97-03 Sevick, Carter ....................................... MP61-16 Sexton, Kevin ........................................ MP34-10 Sexton, Stephanie J. ............ MP25-19, MP46-08 Sexton, Wade J. .................. MP69-13, MP72-06, PD04-03, p125 Seybold, Karen ..................................... MP25-11 Sfakianos, John ... MP05-07, MP30-09, MP67-03, MP74-09, PD06-11, PD52-01, PD59-09, PD7208, PD73-04, p132, p212 Sfakianos, John P. ................................ MP76-07 Shaaban, A.A. ..... MP54-07, MP58-15, MP58-16 Shaaban, Atallah ................................. MP41-02 Shabaninia, Mahsa .............................. MP94-11 Shabataev, Valentin ............................ PD67-12 Shabbir, Majed ..................................... MP07-07 Shabsigh, Ahmad ........... MP54-05, V12-12, p25 Shabsigh, Ridwan ................................. PD69-02 Shabtaie, Samuel A. ............ MP89-03, PD68-10 Shademan, Ashkan ............................. MP38-11 Shaffer, Barbara A. .............................. MP79-01 Shafiei, Somayeh . MP51-05, PD41-08, PD46-01, PD46-02 Shah, Adit ............................. MP27-06, MP50-08 Shah, Ankur ........................................... PD09-11 Shah, Anup ........................................... PD05-03 Shah, Arpeet S. .................................... MP13-02 Shah, Asarfi ................................................. p278 Shah, Avantika ..................................... MP31-10 Shah, Hemendra .................. MP27-05, MP68-06 Shah, Jaimin .......................................... PD10-07 Shah, Jay .. MP15-09, MP58-03, MP58-04, PD3611, PD48-08, PD62-03, p147, p297 Shah, Julian .......................................... MP85-16 Shah, Nikhil ............................................ PD07-04 Shah, Nilay ............................................ PD09-02 Shah, Nimish ......................................... MP20-10 Shah, Nirali ............................ MP51-08, MP95-11 Shah, Ojas .... MP71-19, PD16-03, PD16-08, p12, p21, p37, p176 Shah, Paras .......... MP08-12, MP33-16, PD41-10, PD62-10, PD66-08 Shah, Priyank ........................................ MP68-14 Shah, Rashmi ........................ MP27-05, MP68-06 Shah, Sameep ...................................... MP57-01 Shah, Sorvin .................................................. p37 Shah, Sohum ........................................ MP07-01 Shah, Swar ............................................. PD36-07 Shahbaba, Babak ................................ MP33-06 Shahbaz, Shekib .................. MP62-05, MP66-20 Shahinian, Vahakn ............. MP32-07, MP32-20, MP76-02, PD32-01, PD32-03, PD32-12 Shaida, Nadeem .................................. MP20-10 Shaker, Hossam ..................................... PD42-03 Shakeri, Sepideh ................................... MP38-11 Shakir, Nabeel ....................................... PD22-03
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Shalhav, Arieh ..... MP05-03, MP20-11, MP23-14, MP49-15, MP64-15, PD57-09, p11 Shameer, Khader ................. MP14-08, PD37-10 Shamout, Samer ................... MP32-14, PD41-09 Shamsuddin, Altaf ................................ MP93-07 Shan, Jun .............................................. MP20-05 Shan, Yuxi .............................................. MP99-05 Shang, Xiaoying ................................... MP81-07 Shang, Zhiqun ....................................... MP65-12 Shankar, Eswar ...................................... PD33-02 Shanmugabavan, Yaalini .................... MP70-15 Shanna, Pretzsch .................................. PD62-03 Shannon, Chevis .................................. MP76-15 Shannon, Jackilen ................................ MP17-17 Shannon, Rachel .................................. MP61-13 Shao, Chen ........................................... MP60-04 Shaparberg, Marina ............................ MP57-13 Shapiro, Daniel ..................................... MP24-15 Shapiro, Ellen ......................................... PD12-04 Shapiro, Michael ................................... PD06-01 Shapiro, Oleg ....................................... MP22-17 Shapovalova, Ekaterina ........................... V2-05 Sharad, Shahrokh ............................................... Shariat, Shahrokh .... MP04-17, MP20-03, MP3420, MP53-19, MP54-15, MP54-19, MP58-01, MP58-04, MP58-09, MP58-11, MP58-13, MP58-19, MP58-20, MP64-10, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP78-09, MP78-13, MP78-14, MP97-12, PD07-12, PD15-11, PD4803, PD48-07, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD7, p164 Sharif, Mohamed .................................. PD46-11 Shariff, Salimah ..................................... MP66-09 Sharlip, Ira .................................. p16, p42, p157 Sharma, Abishek .................................. MP62-16 Sharma, Anup ...................................... MP65-20 Sharma, Arun ........................................ MP36-05 Sharma, Devang .................................. PD59-07 Sharma, Devi ......................................... PD28-07 Sharma, Hemant ................. MP30-14, MP74-05 Sharma, Nitika ...................... MP39-14, MP60-02 Sharma, Rajni ....................... MP44-06, MP58-05 Sharma, Vidit ...... MP22-15, MP53-12, MP55-07, MP77-17, MP93-16, PD49-11, PD49-12, PD6612, PD72-07, PD73-11, PD73-12 Sharp, David ............................................... p138 Sharryari, Varahram ............................. MP14-06 Shaw, Greg ........................................... PD43-05 Shaw, Marshall ..................... MP54-10, MP76-09 Shaw, Nathan ...................................... MP23-06 Shayegan, Bobby ................................ MP53-03 Shea, Steven ......................... MP14-16, PD55-09 Shee, Kevin ........................... MP88-18, PD46-08 Sheehan, Sharon .................................. MP11-20 Sheetz, Michael .................................... MP61-10 Sheetz, Tyler .......................................... MP83-15 Sheikh, Reyhane ................................... MP66-18 Sheikh, Søren Paludan ......................... MP41-17 Sheinfeld, Joel ..... PD24-11, PD53-02, p12, p21, p39 Sheir, Khaled ......................................... MP91-03 Shelkey, Ethan ...................................... MP48-09 Shelton, Jeremy .................................... PD47-10 Shem, Kazuko ....................................... MP85-11 Shen, Baixin ........................................... MP94-03 Shen, Bing .............. MP31-17, PD54-11, PD70-07 Shen, Jess .............................................. MP65-09 Shen, Jim ............. MP40-13, MP59-17, MP66-12, PD21-04, V7-06, V8-04 Shen, Luming ........................................ MP97-15 Shen, Michael .................... MP48-09, p40, p139 Shen, Pengfei ....................................... MP99-11 Shen, Yijun ............ MP34-06, MP44-02, MP44-07 Shen, Zhoujun ....................................... MP57-01 Sheng, Hao-Yue ................................... MP44-07 Sheng, Jindong .................... MP60-11, MP83-20 Sheng, John .......................................... MP35-20 Shenhar, Chen ..... MP23-11, MP74-03, MP84-05 Shenton, Catriona ................................ MP24-06 Sherden, Lisa ........................................ MP86-09 Sherer, Benjamin A. . MP12-20, MP18-16, MP1907, MP19-11, MP90-10, MP95-02, MP95-07, MP95-14, PD11-05, PD35-10 Sherif, Hammoda ................. MP27-14, PD22-07 Sheriff, Matin ......................................... MP51-18 Sherman, David .................................... PD12-01 Sherwood, Benedict ............................ MP10-06
Sherwood, Brenton .............................. MP80-13 Shetty, Anup ......................................... MP08-11 Shevrin, Daniel ..................... MP53-07, MP57-01 Sheynkin, Yefim ......................... FRI-02, MP01-01 Shi, GuoHai ........................................... MP60-13 Shi, Guo-Hai .......................................... MP44-07 Shi, Guoping ......................................... MP98-14 Shi, Hua ................................. MP23-01, MP45-20 Shiah, Yu-Jia .......................................... PD65-01 Shiang, Christine .. MP44-03, MP79-17, PD34-07, PD34-12, PD60-02, PD60-12 Shibahara, Takuji ................................... PD19-05 Shibata, Yasuhiro ................. MP28-09, MP89-02 Shichijo, Shigeki .................................... MP78-06 Shields, John .......................................... PD21-11 Shiffman, Zvi .......................................... PD07-04 Shigehara, Kazuyoshi ........................... PD49-10 Shigemura, Katsumi ............................. MP23-07 Shigeta, Keisuke .. MP25-17, MP53-06, MP71-13 Shih, Andrew ......................................... PD62-10 Shih, Joanna ......................................... MP08-10 Shih, Johanna ....................................... PD04-01 Shiina, Hiroaki ...... MP38-20, MP48-12, MP71-16, MP78-07, PD11-03 Shiina, Marisa ........................................ MP14-06 Shillan, Holly .......................................... MP97-13 Shim, Bongsuk ....................................... MP44-15 Shim, Myungsun ................................... MP09-13 Shimabukuro, Tomoaki ........................ MP73-08 Shimabukuro, Tomoyuki ....................... MP60-15 Shimada, Shoichi .................................. PD70-06 Shimamura, Mitsuru .............................. MP41-05 Shimizu, Kosuke .... MP21-04, MP60-15, MP73-08 Shimizu, Nobutaka .. MP42-02, MP42-03, MP8203, MP82-09, MP85-01, MP85-03, MP94-09, PD01-02, PD70-09 Shimizu, Shinjiro ..................... MP07-13, MP11-05 Shimizu, Shogo ..... MP07-15, MP94-08, MP94-16 Shimizu, Takahiro ..... MP42-02, MP42-03, MP8203, MP82-09, MP85-01, MP94-08, MP94-09, PD01-02, PD70-09 Shimizu, Takashi .................................... MP53-02 Shimizu, Yasuomi .................................. MP57-06 Shimomura, Tatsuya ............................. MP47-13 Shimonov, Mordechai .......................... PD50-03 Shimoyama, Hirofumi ........................... MP84-20 Shin, David ............................................ MP56-10 Shin, Dong Gil ....................................... MP73-14 Shin, Dong-Myung ................................ MP41-07 Shin, Hong Seok ................................... MP09-11 Shin, Toshitaka ... MP03-19, MP100-14, PD27-10, PD38-02, PD38-10, V12-06, V4-03, V4-07 Shin, Yu Seob ........................................ MP40-04 Shinbo, Taijyu ........................................ MP21-05 Shinchi, Masayuki .................. PD29-10, PD60-03 Shindel, Alan ......................................... MP28-11 Shindel, Allan ........................................ MP28-01 Shinder, Brian ........................ MP04-05, PD24-10 Shindo, Aya .......................................... MP07-11 Shindo, Tetsuya ... MP44-14, MP53-02, MP98-02, p210 Shingarev, Roman ................................ MP73-17 Shinkai, Nobuo ..................... MP44-14, MP98-02 Shinmei, Shunsuke ................ MP16-10, MP37-18 Shinmoto, Hiroshi ................................... PD29-10 Shinoda, Kazunobu ............. MP74-15, PD15-06, PD40-09 Shinohara, Katsuto ... MP20-09, PD28-12, PD6511 Shinohara, Nobuo ... MP06-10, MP31-15, MP3703, MP71-17, MP71-18, PD64-09 Shinojima, Toshiaki ... MP41-11, MP53-06, MP7415, PD15-06, PD40-09 Shinomori, Kensuke .............................. MP97-03 Shintani, Terumichi ............................... MP98-20 Shiota, Masaki ...... MP10-09, MP88-10, MP98-06 Shiozawa, Yusuke ................................. MP71-02 Shipilov, Alexander .............................. MP24-07 Shiradkar, Rakesh ................................. PD65-08 Shirai, Masato ....................................... MP84-20 Shiraishi, Koji ......................... MP07-11, MP35-04 Shiraishi, Yuichi ...................................... MP71-02 Shirakawa, Toshiro ................................ MP23-07 Shirk, Joseph .......... MP86-14, PD06-02, PD09-07 Shiroki, Ryoichi ........................................... V4-10 Shirotake, Suguru ..... MP05-04, MP16-07, MP3416, MP67-11, PD48-10
Shivang, D. ........................... MP08-08, MP19-20 Shkarupa, Dmitry ....................... PD02-09, V2-05 Shkurnikov, Maksim .............................. MP28-10 Shnorhavorian, Margarett ... MP66-11, MP66-17 Shoag, Jonathan .... MP14-15, MP20-17, MP9908, PD07-05, PD47-03 Shoji, Sunao ........................................... PD11-09 Shojo, Kazunori ...................................... PD15-06 Shokeir, Ahmed .. MP10-15, MP27-12, MP74-20, MP90-02, MP91-03 Shokeir, Ahmed A. ............................... MP06-09 Shoma, Ahmed .................... MP27-12, MP52-06 Shore, Neal ......... MP27-17, MP33-06, MP57-10, PD23-10, PD27-01, p190 Shors, Stephanie ................................... PD65-09 Shorter, Barbara ................................... MP01-15 Shoshany, Ohad ................... MP89-12, PD68-08 Shoskes, Daniel .... MP29-02, MP29-16, PD05-03, p13, p91 Shoukry, Mahmoud .............................. PD42-03 Shprits, Sagi ................................................ V8-05 Shrivastava, Alok .......................................... p37 Shtabholtz, Yariv ................................... MP84-05 Shu, Tung ...................................................... p38 Shuch, Brian ......................... MP30-05, MP39-20 Shukla, Abhishek ................................... PD05-07 Shukla, Aseem ...................... MP61-04, MP61-15 Shukla, Pratik A. ........................ MP18-03, V4-02 Shukla, Sanjeev ..................................... PD33-02 Shulman, Claude .................................. PD27-03 Shulster, Michael ....................................... V9-07 Shultz, Madison ..................................... MP76-15 Shum, Cheuk Fan ................................. PD20-05 Shuman, Lauren ................................... MP98-12 Sibert, Louis ............................................ PD27-04 Sidana, Abhinav . MP03-03, MP14-07, MP43-17, MP47-10, MP52-08, MP70-01, MP98-10, PD0401, PD37-08, PD56-05, PD56-10, PD61-09 Siddique, Shehzad ............................... MP08-19 Siddiqui, Emad ...................................... PD26-06 Siddiqui, Javed ..................................... PD07-03 Siddiqui, Khurram .................. MP70-07, PD56-01 Siddiqui, M. Minhaj ............................... MP98-17 Siddiqui, Mohummad ...... Minhaj ...... MP43-17, MP65-13, MP69-05, MP79-18, MP98-17, PNFLBA-12, p234 Siddiqui, Nazema Y. ............................. MP82-05 Siddiqui, Rabia ...................................... PD07-03 Siddiqui, Sameer .. MP14-14, MP69-17, PD03-12 Sidhu, Ajaydeep S. ............................... PD69-11 Sidi, Ami ................................................. PD19-10 Sieber, Paul ........................................... PD71-01 Siebert, Aisha ........................................ MP51-19 Siegel, Cary .......................................... MP08-11 Siegel, Jordan ............................................ p169 Siegel, Steven ............... MP31-16, PD26-02, p15 Siegel, Yoram ....................... MP19-02, MP75-09 Siemens, D. Robert ............... MP88-05, PD09-10 Siemens, Robert .... MP14-04, PD37-01, PD59-11 Siemer, Stefan ...................................... MP97-16 Siena, Giampaolo ................................ MP30-03 Sievert, Karl-Dietrich . MP02-19, MP36-01, PD4103, PD64-11, p95 Siew, Debbie ........................ MP62-05, MP66-20 Sigalos, John ......... MP13-12, MP89-16, PD38-07 Sigman, Mark ..................................... p13, p326 Sihra, Neha ........................... MP24-13, PD38-08 Sikka, Suresh C. .................... MP45-16, MP81-11 Silangcruz, Jan ........... Michael ........... MP61-12 Silay, M. Selcuk ..................................... MP52-07 Silberstein, Jonathan ................. PD71-04, V3-08 Silberstein, Jonathon ............................ PD07-04 Siller, Ryan ............................................. PD46-12 Silos-Santiago, Ada .............................. MP42-05 Silva De Lima, Gabriel ......................... MP74-07 Silva, Benjamin ...................................... PD30-03 Silva, Carlos ........................... MP38-01, PD26-05 Silva, Daniel .......................................... MP39-16 Silva, Joa ˜ o ............................................. PD01-01 Silva, Victor ........................................... MP18-09 Silvani, Mauro .................................... PPTLBA-01 Silver, David .......................................... MP92-11 Silver, Hayley R. .................... MP71-11, MP71-19 Silver, Shawn ......................................... MP33-14 Silverii, Hailey ............................................ FRII-07 Silvers, Christopher ............... MP65-01, MP65-02
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Simeone, Claudio .... MP05-01, MP34-09, MP4902, MP97-05, PD49-06 Simforoosh, Nasser ..................................... p278 Simhan, Jay ........................................ p35, p297 Simko, Jeff ............................. MP20-09, PD65-11 Simma-Chiang, Vannita ........................... FRI-08 Simmons, Sandra .................................. MP31-10 Simmons, W. Neal ................. PD35-05, PD35-09 Simmons, William .................. MP63-06, MP63-07 Simon, Ronald ...................................... MP28-03 Simonato, Alchiede ............. MP44-20, MP58-14 Simone, Andrea ................... MP97-04, PD15-04 Simone, Giuseppe ... MP03-06, MP03-09, MP0317, MP49-08, PD04-06, PD20-03, PD61-11, PD67-07, V12-03, V12-07, V12-09, V6-05, V607, V8-03, V8-08, V8-12 Simons, Brian ......................................... MP17-13 Simpfendörfer, Tobias .......... MP52-10, PD42-08 Simpson, Kit .......................... MP66-08, MP76-17 Sims, Terran ............................................ PD42-11 Simsek, Ferruh ........................................ PD35-07 S¸ims¸ek, Ferruh ....................................... MP80-06 Simson, Nicholas ....................................... FRI-18 Sinanan, Mika ....................................... MP36-11 Sindhwani, Puneet ....................... MP30-10, p37 Singal, Ashima ...................................... MP51-08 Singer, Eric ........... MP04-05, MP15-10, MP60-08, MP69-08, p11, p16, p210 Singh, Abhishek ..... MP50-09, PD10-07, PD21-07 Singh, Amar ............................................. V10-06 Singh, Gyanprakash ............................. PD16-09 Singh, Hardeep .................................... MP96-08 Singh, Heena ........................................ MP30-16 Singh, Karandeep .............................. PNFBA-06 Singh, Kawaljit ...................... MP40-17, MP50-20 Singh, Megan ....................................... MP50-02 Singh, Prabhjot ...................................... PD05-07 Singh, Sharat ......................................... MP28-06 Singh, Shivanshu ................................... PD63-03 Singh, Shrawan ..................................... PD63-03 Singh, Uday ......... MP06-11, MP36-12, MP68-20, MP74-02 Singh, Vishwajeet ................................. MP40-17 Singhal, Udit ........................... PD71-06, PD71-07 Singla, Ajay .......................................... p37, p55 Singla, Nirmish ..... MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-20, MP80-16, MP92-14, PD40-11, PD4903, PD50-11 Sinha, Maneesh .................................... MP68-18 Sinha, RahulJanak ................................ MP40-17 Sinha, Shantanu ................... MP42-08, MP81-16 Sinha, Varsha ........................ MP80-14, PD40-02 Sink, Sandy ............................................ MP45-20 Sipos, Bence ......................................... MP64-17 Siprdouhis, Laurent ............................... MP85-09 Siracusano, Salvatore ........................... PD17-11 Siriwardana, Amila ............................... MP53-10 Sirls, Larry ............... MP26-14, PD02-11, PD39-07, PD44-01 Sirma, Hu¨seyin ...................................... MP28-03 Sirovich, Brenda .................... MP32-12, PD06-06 Sisk, Anthony ........................ MP22-07, MP38-11 Sivalingam, Sri ..... MP01-02, MP90-06, MP90-07, p149 Sivaraman, Arjun .. MP70-03, MP70-05, PD61-04 Sjoberg, Daniel D. ... MP04-12, MP21-20, MP3307, MP49-01, MP70-12, PD07-01, PD39-06, PD59-10 Sjöblom, Liisa ......................................... PD40-06 Sjödahl, Gottfrid ................................... MP34-01 Skanderup, Anders .............................. MP67-03 Skarecky, Douglas ... MP25-13, MP53-09, PD0906, PD15-02 Skinner, Eila ........................ MP34-10, p17, p294 Skog, Johan ...................... MP33-05, PNFLBA-15 Skokan, Alexander ............... MP23-09, MP90-15 Skolarus, Ted A. ... MP04-06, MP13-17, MP32-07, MP32-20, MP75-04, MP76-02, PD03-05, PD1405, PD32-01, PD32-03, PD32-12, PD34-08, PD47-10, PD58-05, PD60-11 Skouros, Sotiris ....................................... MP89-08 Skove, Stephanie L. .............................. MP47-09 Skuginna, Veronika .............. MP01-20, MP44-08 Skutt, David ........................... MP91-06, PD45-09 Slaton, Joel ...... MP44-01, MP80-07, PNFLBA-14, p234 Slavin, Spencer ..................................... MP87-13
Slezak, Jeff ............................................. PD57-01 Slimani, Adil ............................................. V11-09 Slobodov, Gennady ............................ MP96-02 Sluis, Bennett ........................ MP85-17, MP85-18 Smaldone, Marc . MP08-01, MP08-16, MP10-19, MP43-16, MP52-03, MP58-12, MP80-19, PD1102, PD36-09, PD49-09, PD52-08, PD59-05, PD62-06, PD67-05, PD67-06, p189 Small, Alexander C. ............ MP42-04, MP52-02, MP61-01, MP66-19, MP79-14, MP85-15, MP86-17, PD31-03, V2-07 Smekal, Martina .................................... PD67-08 Smelser, Woodson ............... MP15-16, MP54-13 Smelzo, Salvatore ................ MP64-02, MP93-02 Smentkowski, Katherine ....................... MP79-11 Smit, Lisa ................................................ MP11-13 Smith, Angela ..... MP04-01, MP14-13, MP86-05, PD06-10, p17, p275, p298 Smith, Ariana .... MP23-09, PNFBA-04, PNFBA-05 Smith, Arthur ... FRII-09, MP74-14, PD35-04, V1101, p14 Smith, Brian P. ....................... MP79-01, PD63-02 Smith, Christof ....................................... MP88-20 Smith, Christopher ................ MP23-03, PD25-04 Smith, Craig .................................................. p11 Smith, Daron ............................... MP50-03, p297 Smith, Garrett ....................................... MP27-04 Smith, Gary ........................... MP39-14, MP60-02 Smith, Hugh .................................. V10-06, V6-09 Smith, James ..... PD13-04, PD13-10, p208, p209 Smith, Jason .......................................... PD21-04 Smith, Joseph ...... MP64-02, MP93-02, PD18-08, p13, p89, p208 Smith, Ken .............................................. PD13-06 Smith, Kenneth ...................................... PD14-11 Smith, Matthew .................................. p21, p190 Smith, Nataliya .................................. PNFLBA-14 Smith, Norm ......... MP10-02, MP21-03, MP21-15, PD57-09, p255 Smith, Peter ........................................... MP24-06 Smith, Phillip .......................................... MP19-05 Smith, Rebecca ................... MP90-06, MP90-07 Smith, Ryan ........................................... MP45-14 Smith, Shannon .................................... MP66-03 Smith, Thomas ...... MP95-18, PD27-05, PD29-02, PD34-11 Smith III, Thomas ................... MP11-02, PD34-10 Smith, Zachary .... MP04-16, MP10-02, MP21-15, PD66-03 Smits, Geert .......................................... MP92-05 Smolar, Jakub ....................................... MP24-18 Smyrk, Thomas C. ................................. PD71-03 Smyth, Thomas ............................. MP03-19, p12 Snaar-Jagalska, Ewa ........................... MP99-16 Snarskis, Connor ................................... MP67-16 Sng, Jen Hwei ....................................... MP65-05 Snodgrass, Warren ....................................... p15 Snow, Ross ............................ MP38-02, MP38-06 Snowdon, Claire ............................... PNFLBA-16 Snyder, Debbie ..................................... PD07-03 Snyder, Elizabeth .................................. PD64-02 So, Alan ................................................. MP60-07 Soares, Ricardo ..................................... PD36-06 Soave, Armin ...... MP15-05, MP34-07, MP80-12, PD60-10 Soda, Tetsuji .......... MP07-06, MP84-14, PD70-06 Sodano, Mario ...................................... MP97-05 Soderdahl, Douglas ............................. MP79-13 Sofer, Mario ......... MP01-18, MP10-10, MP78-11, V12-01 Sofikitis, Nikolaos .. MP07-15, MP89-08, MP94-16 Soga, Shigeyoshi ................................... PD29-10 Soh, Shigehiro ....................................... MP94-17 Sohn, William ......................... MP93-18, PD42-09 Sokhal, Ashok ....................................... MP50-20 Sokoll, Lori .............................................. PD71-02 Sokoloff, Mitchell ................................... PD06-03 Solanki, Abhishek ................................. MP54-17 Solanki, Shraddha ................................ MP88-12 Solberg, Arne ........................................ MP57-10 Solgi, Ghasem ...................................... MP41-03 Soliman, Tarek ....................... MP27-14, PD22-07 Solit, David .......... MP48-03, MP48-16, MP48-17, MP58-02, MP65-15, MP88-17, MP98-04, PD4811, p109 Solomon, Eskinder ... MP63-13, MP63-14, MP6315, PD26-07
Solomon, M. Hugh ................ MP69-03, PD14-04 Solomon, Zachary J. ............................ MP35-09 Soloway, Mark .... MP39-15, MP48-01, p13, p21, p64, p282 Soloyan, Hasmik ................................... MP41-01 Soltan, Mohamed ................................ MP27-15 Soma, Fumihiko .................................... MP78-04 Soma, Osamu ...................... MP21-19, MP86-02 Somani, Bhaskar ................................... PD30-09 Somara, SIta .......................................... PD49-07 Somma, Alexander ............ MP100-08, MP88-17 Sommer, Anne ...................................... PD18-05 Sommerlad, Matthew .......................... MP34-01 Son, Hee Seo ......................................... PD64-12 Son, Hwancheol .. MP13-11, MP45-12, PD27-07, PD30-12 Song, Bryant ......................................... MP45-16 Song, Byund Do ................................... MP33-19 Song, Cheryn ...... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP55-11, MP58-06, MP59-09, MP71-10, PD48-02 Song, Gang .................................................. p39 Song, Hye-Won ..................................... PD08-12 Song, Kang-Moon ............... MP45-11, MP45-13, MP45-18 Song, Leming ........................................ MP68-04 Song, Lihai ............................ MP01-17, MP66-01 Song, Lujie ............................................. MP91-18 Song, Phil Hyun ... MP09-11, MP29-04, MP35-14, PD44-02, PD50-05 Song, Qi-Xiang ..... MP40-08, MP41-08, MP82-17 Song, Weidong ..................................... PD45-06 Song, Yan ............................................. MP01-05 Song, Yimeng ....................................... MP39-11 Soni, Rahul ............................................ MP36-12 Soni, Shardul ......................................... MP11-01 Sonn, Geoffrey ...................................... PD47-10 Sonpavde, Guru ................................... PD62-01 Sood, Akshay ...... MP06-05, MP53-18, MP97-04, PD15-04, PD18-07, PD43-11, PD47-08, PD51-05 Soodana Prakash, Nachiketh . MP04-18, MP3804, MP53-15, MP54-11, MP80-14, MP89-03 Sooriakumaran, Prasanna .. MP64-05, PD03-11, PD15-07, PD55-08, PD56-08 Soos, Lila ................................................ PD12-12 Soosaipillai, Antoninus .......................... PD65-01 Sopen ˜ a Sutil, Raquel ............................ MP54-16 Sopena-Novales, Pablo ....................... MP47-02 Sopko, Niklai ......... MP48-19, MP65-06, MP65-20 Sopko, Nikolai ....... MP41-15, MP54-04, PD57-12 Sorcini, Andrea .......................................... V6-08 Sørensen, Jens Ahm ............................. MP41-17 Sorensen, Mathew .. MP19-13, MP62-06, MP6207, MP62-20, MP95-14 Sorenson, Matthew D. .......................... PD42-04 Sorokin, Igor ...... MP100-11, MP24-20, MP52-04, PD10-08, V4-06 Sorokin, Nikolay ........ PD23-07, PD42-07, V11-11 Sosland, Rachel .................................... MP79-10 Sotelo, Rene .............................................. V4-07 Soto Villalba, Juan ............................... MP43-12 Soto, Ana .............................................. MP43-12 Soto-Aviles, Omar E. ............................. PD34-03 Soukup, Viktor ........................ PD48-03, PD48-07 Soulie ´ , Michel ........ MP37-13, PD07-02, PD27-08 Sourbier, Carole ................................... MP98-10 Sourial, Michael .................................... MP75-16 Sousa, Luı´s ............................................. MP23-12 Southard-Smith, E. Michelle ......................... p40 Souza Cunha, Lua ˜ ................................ MP74-04 Souza Mota, Laila Gabriely ................. MP74-04 Souza, Damiana Luisa Pereira ............ MP74-07 Spahn, Martin ..... MP41-10, MP44-17, MP99-16, PD04-10, PD51-08 Spaliviero, Massimiliano ....................... MP49-01 Sparenborg, Jeffery ................................ V10-12 Spasojevic, Ivan ................................... MP65-08 Speakman, Mark .......................................... p89 Speed, Jacqueline ............................... PD21-03 Speich, John ....... MP08-05, MP63-06, MP63-07, MP94-10, MP94-19 Speights Jr., V. O. ................................. MP52-16 Spencer, Jeffrey ................................... MP36-04 Sperling, Dahlia ..................................... PD57-10 Sphan, Martin ........................ PD48-03, PD48-07
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Spiess, Philippe E. ..... MP16-17, MP58-03, MP5804, MP72-06, MP80-11, PD04-03, PD49-01, PD49-02, PD49-04, p11 Spilotros, Marco .................................... PD26-04 Spitz, Aaron ........................................... PD13-04 Spivak, Leonid ....................................... PD45-10 Spradling, Kyle ...................... MP52-17, PD42-09 Spratt, Daniel E. .................... MP20-02, PD28-11 Sprauer, Sara ........................................ MP95-12 Spruill, Laura .......................................... PD61-08 Sreenath, Taduru ................. MP87-14, MP87-19 Sridhar, Ashwin ..... MP10-17, MP44-13, PD43-05 Sridhar, Srikala ...................................... MP86-17 Sridhar, Srikala S. .................................. MP58-04 Srimathveeravalli, Govindarajan ........ MP70-03 Srinivasan, Arun .................... MP61-04, MP61-15 Srinivasan, Ramaprasad ...................... PD04-01 Srivastava, Abhishek ............ MP72-15, PD57-07 Srivastava, Aneesh .. MP06-11, MP36-12, MP6820, MP74-02 Srivastava, Arnav .................. MP80-15, PD53-05 Srivastava, Meera ................................ MP87-14 Srivastava, Shiv ... MP33-12, MP87-14, MP87-18, MP87-19, PD71-11 Srivastava, Sudhir ................................. MP33-12 Srougi, Miguel ..... MP04-17, MP12-10, MP37-08, MP66-04, MP73-18, MP87-03, V11-08, V12-08 Srougi, Victor ........ MP37-08, PD51-09, PD56-06, PD56-07, PD72-09 St. Aubin, Melissa ................................. MP89-01 Staack, Andrea .................................... MP40-13 Stabile, Armando .... MP03-05, MP03-13, MP7701, MP77-15, MP97-07, PD03-03, PD15-09, PD15-10, PD37-05, PD47-12, PD51-08, PD5110, PD51-11, PD52-05, PD59-08 Stadlbauer, Birgit .................................. MP83-19 Stadler, Walter M. ................................ MP86-17 Staehler, Michael .................................. PD04-02 Staff, Ilene ............. MP47-17, MP77-19, PD55-10 Stagni, Silvia .......................................... MP34-13 Stahl, Peter .......... MP25-12, MP25-14, MP56-15, MP79-14, MP89-04, PD31-03, PD45-04, V9-01 Stamatakis, Lambros ............ MP20-04, PD65-03 Stanley, Abigail .................................... MP93-15 Starke, Nathan ..................................... MP45-14 Staroseltseva, Olga .............................. PD02-09 Staskin, David ....................................... MP26-03 Staten, Nicholas ................................ PNFLBA-07 Stattin, Pär ............................................ MP38-08 Stauf, Frank ........................................... MP96-10 Stauffer, Craig ....................................... PD64-02 Stavrinides, Vasilis ................................. MP51-12 Stearns, Gillian L. ................................... PD39-06 Stec, Andrew ........................................ MP66-08 Steffens, Joachim ................................. PD72-11 Stein, Deborah M. ................................ MP79-18 Stein, Robert ....... MP49-06, MP49-17, MP64-19, MP72-05, MP72-16, PD20-04, PD55-12, p235 Steinbach, Bettina ............................... MP34-07 Steinbach, Daniel ................................ MP15-15 Steinberg, Gary .. MP04-16, MP10-02, MP21-15, PD57-09, PD66-03, PPTLBA-02, p125, p314 Steinberg, Gary D. ............ MP21-03, PNFLBA-13 Steinberg, Peter ........................................... p14 Steinberg, Ryan .................................... MP90-13 Steinberg, Steve ................................... MP76-11 Steineck, Gunnar .................. PD03-11, PD15-07 Steinhardt, George .............................. MP61-20 Steinmetz, Nicole F. ...................................... p41 Stell, Laurel ............................................ MP39-10 Stember, Doron .. MP25-12, MP25-14, MP89-04, PD22-09, PD31-03, V9-01 Stenman, Ulf-Håkan .............. PD40-03, PD40-06 Stensland, Kristian .... MP02-08, MP33-02, MP3303, MP85-17, MP85-18, PD37-07 Stenzl, Arnulf ........ MP34-15, MP36-01, MP40-09, MP64-17, MP87-06, MP88-01, MP99-09, p308 Stepchin, Anna ..................................... PD09-01 Stephany, Heidi A. ............................... MP61-10 Stephenson, Andrew .......... MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, MP25-06, MP38-12, MP58-04, MP93-03, MP93-10, PD07-08, PD55-11, PD5512, p16, p21, p86, p210, p282 Sterbis, Joseph ...................................... MP69-06 Sterling, Matthew ................. MP23-09, MP90-15 Stern, Alexander ................................... PD36-10 Stern, Joshua .... MP19-01, MP19-04, V4-02, p14
Stern, Karen ..................................... V3-12, p108 Stern, Michael ...................... MP37-20, MP92-06 Sternberg, Cora ......................................... p282 Steuber, Thomas . MP28-05, MP47-03, MP53-12, MP97-07 Steurer, Johann .................................... MP62-11 Steves, Antonia .................................... MP38-16 Stewart, Carrie ..................................... MP46-06 Stewart, Grant ........................ PNFLBA-16, p234 Stewart, Julie ......................................... PD64-06 Stewart, Sarah ...................................... MP81-13 Stewart, Telisa ....................................... MP67-15 Steyerberg, Ewout ................ MP77-12, PD28-05 Stief, Christian ..... MP07-18, MP18-18, MP46-19, MP54-03, MP58-17, MP77-01, MP82-14, MP83-19, PD08-01, PD15-09, PD18-05, PD1809, PD36-05, PD38-04 Stief, Christian Georg ........................... PD24-02 Stifelman, Michael ..... MP24-01, V10-01, V3-04, V9-06, V9-09, p12, p208, p313 Stigliano, Antonio ...................................... V6-05 Stillings, Stephanie ................................ MP50-06 Stimson, Cary ....... MP54-04, PD32-08, PD67-11, p151 Stinchcomb, Stephanie ............................... p12 Stipp, Christopher ................................. MP99-10 Stitt, Larry .............................................. MP74-05 Stock, Jeffrey ................................. FRI-10, FRI-15 Stock, Richard ..... MP05-05, MP05-06, MP05-07, MP05-10, MP05-11, MP05-12, MP05-15, PD7208 Stockert, Jennifer .................. MP33-09, PD37-10 Stocking, John ...................................... MP87-12 Stöckle, Michael ................................... MP97-16 Stocks, Blair ........................................... MP57-14 Stockton, Benjamin ............. MP51-13, PD58-07, PNFBA-06 Stoeckle, Michael ................ MP30-03, MP92-05 Stoelzel, Matthias .............................. PNFLBA-09 Stoffel, John ......... MP40-10, PD01-10, PD64-01, PD64-04, p11, p90, p297 Stöhr, Robert .......................... PD48-05, PD57-04 Stoianovici, Dan ................... MP52-14, MP52-15 Stojanovic, Borko .................................. PD63-10 Stoller, Marshall ... MP01-06, MP01-10, MP12-12, MP12-20, MP18-16, MP19-07, MP19-11, MP50-16, MP56-18, MP90-10, MP95-02, MP95-07, MP95-14, PD11-05, PD31-11, PD3510, PD42-04, p14, p90, p280, p281 Stoller, Wesley ....................................... MP17-17 Stollhoff, Wolfgang ............................... PD61-12 Stölzel, Matthias .................................... PD26-06 Stone, Benjamin ............................ V9-03, V9-08 Stone, Brian ......................................................... Stone, Benjamin V. ............................... MP52-20 Stone, Jonathan ........................ PD41-01, V4-01 Stone, Nelson ...... MP05-05, MP05-06, MP05-07, MP05-10, MP05-11, MP05-12, MP05-15, MP69-04, PD45-02, PD72-08, p282 Stone, Steven ...... MP28-13, MP28-19, PD28-02, PD65-06 Stonier, Thomas ......................................... FRI-18 Stork, Linda ............................................ PD18-08 Storm, Douglas ..................................... MP92-02 Stormont, Ian ........................ MP69-05, MP79-18 Stothers, Lynn ....... MP63-03, PD39-10, PD50-10, PD64-03, p140 Stott, Shannon ............................................ p233 Stovsky, Mark ......................................... PD65-07 Strada, Elena ......................................... PD04-05 Strand, Douglas ......................... MP17-07, p139 Stranne, Johan ...................................... PD15-07 Stratton, Kelly ....................... MP54-10, MP76-09 Straub, Michael ..................................... PD42-05 Streeper, Necole ........................................ p315 Stravinides, Vasili ................................... PD65-10 Stricker, Phillip ....................... MP53-10, MP83-01 Stringer, Thomas ........................................... p11 Strittmatter, Frank ................................. MP82-14 Strong, Andrea ..................................... PD65-09 Strope, Seth ................. MP27-16, MP93-19, p48 Strother, Marshall .................................. MP90-15 Stroup, Sean ..................................... p221, p235 Struck, Julian ......................................... PD57-11 Strup, Stephen ....... PD20-12, PD33-03, PD38-06 Struss, Werner ........................................ MP60-07 Stuart, Joshua ............................................. p109
Stuckey, Bronwyn ................................. PD69-01 Student, Vladimir ........................... V8-06, V8-06 Studer, Urs ................................... MP20-16, p282 Stumm, Martin ....................................... PD54-09 Stupp, Samuel ...................... MP45-06, MP45-07 Su, Dan .................................................... V10-12 Su, Daniel .............................................. MP15-10 Su, Jian .................................................. MP97-15 Su, Joseph ............................................ MP69-09 Su, Li-Ming ........................................ p159, p243 Su, Lixiao ............................................... MP57-05 Su, Shifeng ............ MP07-04, MP07-08, MP07-14 Suadicani, Sylvia .................................. MP82-13 Suardi, Nazareno ..... MP03-13, MP53-19, MP5820, MP64-10, MP77-01, MP77-16, MP77-20, MP97-07, MP97-08, MP97-11, MP97-12, PD1508, PD15-09, PD15-10, PD51-01, PD51-08, PD51-10, PD51-11 Suarez Fernadez de Lara, Oscar ........ MP79-11 Sua ´ rez Novo, Jose ´ ................................ MP06-16 Sua ´ rez, Jose Francisco ........................ MP86-13 Suarez, Oscar ....................................... MP46-17 Subak, Leslee .................................... PNFLBA-08 Sudha, Gautam ................................... MP41-05 Suehiro, Jun-ichi ................................... MP83-11 Suehiro, Yutaka .................................... MP44-09 Suekane, Shigetaka ............................. MP78-06 Sugahara, Otoe .................................... PD45-11 Sugano, Dordaneh . MP03-03, MP14-07, MP4317, MP52-08, MP52-13, MP70-01, PD56-05, PD56-10, PD61-09 Sugimoto, Mikio .................................... MP71-18 Sugimoto, Morito ................. MP11-19, MP23-16 Sugimura, Yoshiki .................................. MP71-18 Sugino, Teruaki .... MP12-02, MP12-16, MP19-10, MP62-04, PD21-01, PD21-05 Sugita, Satoru ....................................... MP73-05 Sugita, Satoshi ...................................... MP98-19 Sugiura, Madoka .................................. MP05-19 Sugiura, Masahiro ................................ MP37-15 Sugiyama, Hironori ............................... MP04-19 Suh, Hong Jin ........................................ MP27-01 Suh, Jun Kyu ......................................... MP45-18 Suh, Jun-Kyu ......................... MP45-11, MP45-13 Sui, Guiping .......................................... MP42-15 Sui, Wilson ............ MP15-13, MP21-01, MP58-07, MP66-19, MP67-06, MP70-20, MP76-19, MP79-14, PD31-03 Sukhanov, Roman ................................ PD23-07 Sukhova, Galina K. ............................... MP98-14 Sukhu, Balram ....................................... MP65-09 Suk-Ouichai, Chalairat ....... MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-16 Sukumar, Gauthaman ......................... MP87-14 Sukumar, Nitin ....................................... MP82-07 Sukumar, Shyam ... MP69-20, PD34-11, PD64-04 Sullivan, Debra K. ................................. MP93-15 Sullivan, John ........................................ MP56-19 Sullivan, Mary Rose .. MP42-10, MP42-14, MP9415, p95 Sullivan, Travis ....................................... MP88-15 Sullivan, William .................................... MP17-05 Sulser, Tullio .......... MP02-02, MP38-10, MP62-11, MP80-08, MP80-17, MP83-07, PD19-02, PD2305, PD47-09 Sultan, Karim ......................................... MP46-03 Sulukaya, Muhammed ......................... PD35-07 Sumii, Kenta .......................................... MP86-11 Sumitomo, Makoto ............. MP11-10, MP43-14, PD26-08 Summerton, Duncan ........................... MP80-01 Sumura, Masahiro ................. MP38-20, PD11-03 Sun, Andrew ......................... MP38-12, PD22-10 Sun, Daniel ............................................ MP38-12 Sun, Feng .............................................. MP48-14 Sun, Hao ............................................... MP93-14 Sun, Hui ................................................. MP82-13 Sun, Huimin ........................................... MP60-04 Sun, Inyoung ......................... MP45-12, PD27-07 Sun, Maxine ........ MP22-04, MP22-18, MP32-08, MP34-19, MP55-17, MP71-09, MP91-04, PD0306, PD05-11, PD10-10, PD27-11, PD28-06, PD57-03, PD62-01, PD62-02, PD62-12, PD6709 Sun, Shengkun ...................................... MP52-12 Sun, Xiangzou ....................................... MP41-14 Sun, Xizi .................................................. PD40-12
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Sun, Yi .................................................... MP48-08 Sun, Yin .................................................. MP99-17 Sundaram, Chandru .. MP49-15, MP59-10, p11, p207, p210 Sundaram, Chandru P ......................... PD20-05 Sundaresan, Puma ............................... PD06-05 Sundi, Debashish ................... PD36-11, PD62-03 Sundi, Debasish ... MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, PD07-08 Sung, Gyung Tak Mario ............................. p184 Sung Min, Hye ....................... PD14-02, PD32-02 Sung, Hyun Hwan ................................. MP22-12 Sung, Joohon ....................................... MP33-19 Sung, Shian-Ying ................................... PD33-07 Sur, Roger . PD29-11, MP90-06, MP90-07, MP9514, PD16-03, PD35-03, PD42-04, p13, p149 Surana, Sandesh ..... FRII-15, MP41-09, PD29-11, V1-10 Sureda, Andrea .................................... MP86-13 Sureka, Sanjoy .... MP06-11, MP36-12, MP68-20, MP74-02 Susani, Martin ........................................ PD07-12 Susanne, Klutmann .............................. MP38-16 Suskind, Anne ......... FRII-03, MP86-01, MP96-03, PD02-03, p11, p89, p209, p261 Suson, Kristina ............... FRI-09, FRII-03, MP66-16 Sussman, David ..................................... PD26-03 Susztak, Katalin ..................................... MP73-17 Sutcliffe, Siobhan .................................. MP14-12 Sutendra, Gopinath ............................. MP60-14 Sutherland, Suzette ... PD03-04, MP31-16, PD2602, p57, p284 Sutherland, Tom ................................... MP38-14 Sutradhar, Rinku .................................... PD03-04 Suttie, Jimmie ....................................... MP10-20 Suzuki, Hiromichi ................................... MP71-02 Suzuki, Hiromu ...................... MP44-14, MP98-02 Suzuki, Hiroyoshi .................................... MP57-15 Suzuki, Kazuhiro .................... MP28-09, MP89-02 Suzuki, Kenjiro ....................................... MP05-04 Suzuki, Kuri ............................................. MP60-17 Suzuki, Takahisa .. MP42-02, MP42-03, MP82-09, MP85-03, MP94-09, PD01-02, PD70-09 Suzuki, Takayoshi .................................. MP83-03 Suzuki, Toshiro ........................................ PD70-12 Suzuki, Yasuyuki .................................... MP29-01 Svatek, Robert ........ PD48-06, PNFLBA-10, p290 Swain, Samir .......................................... PD16-09 Swain, Sanjaya ... MP04-18, MP38-04, MP53-15, MP54-11 Swaminathan, Girider .......................... PD16-02 Swan, Kevin .......................................... MP45-16 Swanson, Gregory ................................ MP87-15 Swanton, Amanda ............................... MP76-12 Swanton, Charlie .............................. PNFLBA-16 Sweeney, Christoper ............................ MP69-10 Sweeney, Christopher ........ MP28-14, MP53-07, PD24-07, p15, p190 Sweeney, Paul ...................................... PD63-05 Sweet, Joan .......................................... MP65-09 Sweet, Robert ..... MP51-11, MP95-14, p14, p17, p36, p89 Swerdloff, Ronald ................................. MP91-16 Swinn, Michael ...................................... PD36-06 Syan-Bhanvadia, Sumeet ... MP65-10, MP65-11, MP80-10, PD36-07, PD38-05, V6-01 Syed, Jamil ........... MP30-05, MP39-20, MP69-07 Syed, Johar ........................... MP69-17, PD03-12 Syed, Karin .................................................. p109 Sykes, Pamela J. ................................... MP83-08 Sylora, James ........................................ PD07-04 Sylvester, Richard .................. PD48-03, PD48-07 Symes, Andrew .................... MP12-08, MP95-18 Syrjamaki, John ..................... MP69-03, PD14-04 Szabla, Nicolas ...................... PD63-04, PD63-08 Szafran, April Adams ..................... FRI-02, V7-11 Sze, Christina ........................................ MP76-04 Szell, Nicole ............................................... FRI-14 Szilagyi, Imre Miklos ............................... PD12-12 Szmulewitz, Russell ........................................ p15 Szymanski, Konrad ..................................... p108
T T. Chau, Minh-Hang .................................. V7-06 Taan, Hassan ........................................ MP95-12
Taari, Kimmo .......... PD40-03, PD40-06, PD47-02 Tabakin, Alexandra ............. MP04-05, MP80-04 Tabata, Hidetoshi ................................. MP53-02 Tabatabaei, Shahin ................... MP02-07, p157 Tabetabaei, Shahin ............................. MP17-07 Tachibana, Hidekazu ......... MP49-03, MP49-09, MP59-06 Tachibana, Isamu ................................ MP72-20 Tachibana, Kojiro ................................. MP04-19 Tade, Funmilayo ................................... MP18-08 Tadros, Nicholas ................... MP07-19, PD68-02 Tae, Bum Sik .......................................... PD39-02 Tagawa, Scott ............................................ p290 Tagle, Wilfredo S. ........................................ p282 Tagliani-Ribeiro, Alice .......................... MP35-08 Tagliari, Thiago Loiro ............................. PD50-04 Taguchi, Kazumi .................. MP01-06, MP12-02, MP12-16, MP12-20, MP18-16, MP19-10, MP32-15, MP62-04, MP89-11, MP95-14, PD2101, PD21-05, PD35-10, PD42-04 Taguri, Masataka ................................. MP05-19 Taha, Diaa-eddin ................................. MP10-17 Taheri, Diana ........................ MP44-06, MP58-05 Tai, Bee Choo ....................................... MP74-17 Tai, Caroline .......................................... PD04-10 Tai, Changfeng ..... MP31-17, PD54-11, PD70-07 Tai, Toshihiro .......................................... MP60-17 Tajiri, Takuma ......................................... PD11-09 Takacs, Elizabeth ............................. p235, p248 Takada, Hideki ..................................... MP07-12 Takada, Masa ...................... MP13-20, MP31-07 Takada, Norikata ................................. MP71-17 Takagi, Toshio ...... MP28-15, MP49-03, MP49-09, MP59-06, MP59-18, MP67-12, MP78-10, MP78-12 Takaha, Natsuki .................................... MP16-11 Takahara, Kiyoshi ..... MP10-08, MP21-05, MP7014, MP71-16, MP78-07, MP88-19 Takahashi, Atsushi ................................ MP53-02 Takahashi, Hiroyuki ............... MP20-14, PD33-08 Takahashi, Ikuko .................................... PD64-09 Takahashi, Ippei ................... MP44-04, PD53-08 Takahashi, Kota ................... MP06-06, MP74-01 Takahashi, Makoto .............. MP16-01, MP16-02 Takahashi, Masayuki ............................ MP98-20 Takahashi, Ryosuke .. MP10-09, MP42-19, PD2611 Takahashi, Satoru ................................. MP98-11 Takahashi, Shunji .................................. MP16-06 Takai, Shun .......... MP42-02, MP42-03, MP82-09, MP85-03, MP94-09, PD01-02, PD70-09 Takai, Tomoaki ..... MP10-08, MP21-05, MP88-19 Takamatsu, Kimiharu ........... MP15-03, PD15-06, PD48-10 Takamoto, Atsushi .... MP11-19, MP23-16, V4-05 Takano, Shoko ...................................... MP05-19 Takao, Tetsuya ...................................... PD70-06 Takaoka, Eiichiro . MP42-02, MP82-09, MP85-03, MP89-11, MP94-09, PD01-02, PD70-09, p209 Takashi, Hamakawa ............................ MP89-11 Takayama, Koichiro ............................. MP67-13 Takayasu, Kenta ................................... PD46-06 Takeda, Atsushi .................................... MP78-04 Takeda, Masayuki ... MP26-08, MP37-03, MP8212, MP82-15, MP82-20 Takeda, Tomoki .................... MP07-12, MP89-11 Takeda, Toshikazu ... MP70-05, MP70-12, MP9717, PD20-06 Takei, Akinori ......................................... MP37-09 Takei, Mineo .......................................... PD26-11 Takenaka, Atsushi .... MP07-15, MP52-19, MP6020, MP71-18, MP89-08, MP94-08, MP94-16, MP97-18 Takeshita, Hideki .................. MP02-20, MP04-19 Takeuchi, Ario ...... MP10-09, MP88-10, MP98-06 Takeyama, Yuji ..................................... MP57-06 Takezawa, Kentaro ............................... PD70-06 Takizawa, Itsuhiro ................. MP37-04, MP83-18 Tal, Raanan ........................... MP25-02, PD22-11 Talala, Kirsi .............. PD40-03, PD40-06, PD47-02 Tallman, Jacob .................................... MP43-03 Talwar, Sudah ....................................... MP45-16 Tam, Andrew ........................ MP36-13, PD28-06 Tam, Christopher ................................... PD34-06 Tam, Justina .......................................... MP24-09 Tamada, Satoshi .................. MP16-11, MP57-06 Tamai, Aldo ........................................ PPTLBA-01
Tamai, Keiichi ....................................... MP60-18 Tamboli, Pherose .................................. MP81-07 Tamburrini, Riccardo ............................ MP23-02 Tamhankar, Ashwin .............................. PD68-12 Tamimi, Ashraf ...................................... MP19-02 Tammela, Teuvo .... PD40-03, PD40-06, PD47-02 Tamura, Keita ....................................... MP16-05 Tamura, Koji .......................................... MP60-17 Tamura, Takaaki ................................... MP37-09 Tan, Andrew .......................................... PD23-11 Tan, Gary ............................................... PD25-04 Tan, Hui Meng .............................................. p38 Tan, Hung-Jui (Ray) ............ MP04-01, MP86-05, PD06-10 Tan, Kah Wei ........................................ MP65-04 Tan, Lynnette ........................................ MP30-11 Tan, Miguel ........................................... MP30-10 Tan, Ping ............................................... MP06-04 Tan, Shyh-Han ...................... MP87-14, MP87-19 Tan, Wei .. Phin .. MP08-15, MP100-13, PD05-05, PD65-09 Tan, Wei Shen ..... MP10-17, MP15-18, MP44-13, MP92-05, PD19-08 Tanabe, Kazunari .... MP06-02, MP28-15, MP4903, MP49-09, MP59-06, MP59-18, MP67-12, MP71-17, MP78-10, MP78-12, MP88-04, p252 Tanaka, Hajime .................... MP39-12, MP57-12 Tanaka, Hiromitsu ................................. MP07-06 Tanaka, Hiroshi ...................................... PD11-08 Tanaka, Kazuhisa ................................. MP86-02 Tanaka, Masakazu ............................... MP06-02 Tanaka, Mikito ...................................... MP86-11 Tanaka, Nobuyuki ... MP16-07, MP34-16, MP6711 Tanaka, Seiro ........................................ MP20-14 Tanaka, Shinya ..................................... MP88-04 Tanaka, Stacy ............................ MP76-15, p108 Tanaka, Tomoaki .................................. MP25-17 Tanaka, Toshiaki ................... MP37-05, MP53-02 Tanaka, Toshikazu ... MP16-13, MP19-15, MP7107, MP71-14, MP86-02, PD53-09 Tanaka, Yoshimi ................... MP16-13, MP86-02 Tanaka, Yuichiro .................. MP14-06, MP60-17 Tanda, Naoki ........................ MP10-08, MP21-05 Taneja, Samir ...... MP38-13, PD61-05, p12, p37, p57, p78, p235 Taneja, Sanjeev .................................... MP02-04 Tang, Dominic ..... MP32-16, MP69-13, MP80-11, PD49-01, PD49-04 Tang, Jie ............... MP29-10, MP82-02, MP82-18 Tang, Min .............................................. MP07-14 Tang, Moon-shong ............. MP98-16, PNFBA-11 Tang, Sarah .......................................... MP68-15 Tang, Yuan ............................................ PD45-06 Tang, Zhe .............................................. MP81-14 Tangen, Cathy .................................. PNFLBA-10 Tangpaitoon, Teerayut ........................ MP50-18 Tanguay, Simon .......................................... p221 Tanidir, Yiloren ....................... PD30-01, PD35-07 Taniguchi, Keisuke ................................ PD48-04 Taniguchi, Kohei ................................... MP88-19 Tanikawa, Toshiki .................................. MP71-18 Tanimoto, Ryuta ........................................ V4-05 Tanimoto, Syuji ...................................... MP97-03 Tanino, Mishie ....................................... MP88-04 Tann, Mark ............................................ MP80-09 Tanneru, Karthik .................................... MP75-11 Tanno, Fabio ......................................... MP37-08 Tannock, Ian ......................................... PD07-07 Tanoguchi, Hitoshi ................................ MP53-06 Tanrikut, Cigdem ............... MP30-01, p43, p297 Tanya, Stuti ........................................... MP53-03 Tao, Jun ................................ MP48-15, MP69-09 Taouli, Bachir ............................. MP18-03, V4-02 Tapiero, Shlomi ..................................... MP22-09 Taple, Bayley ........................................ MP86-08 Taplin, Mary .................................. PD10-02, p21 Tapscott, Ashley ........................................... p41 Taratkin, Mark ........................................ PD23-07 Tarhan, Huseyin .................................... MP62-17 Tarhoni, Mohamed .............................. MP91-20 Tariciotti, Paola ..................................... MP15-01 Tarin, Tatum .......................................... MP88-14 Tarnay, Christopher .............................. MP86-15 Tarrell, Robert ...... MP10-11, MP10-16, MP21-06, MP34-03 Tarride, Jean-Eric .................................. MP11-14
384
Tasaki, Masayuki .. MP06-06, MP37-04, MP74-01 Tashiro, Kojiro ........................ MP47-13, MP99-18 Tasian, Gregory .. MP01-17, MP66-01, MP95-01, p212 Taslo, Michele ....................................... MP50-16 Tasse, Jordan ...................................... MP100-13 Tat, David ............................................. MP96-10 Tatarano, Shuichi .................................. PD10-03 Tatem, Alexander J. ........... MP35-02, MP35-12, MP35-13, MP79-04, MP84-10 Tatsugami, Katsunori ........... MP10-09, MP98-06, p210 Tatsumi, Yoshihiro ................. MP71-16, MP78-07 Taussky, Daniel ..................................... MP05-08 Tavares, Alessandro ............................. MP66-04 Taverna, Gianluigi ................. PD16-12, PD23-04 Tavukcu, Hasan .................................... MP94-01 Tawakol, Ahmed .................................. PD60-07 Tawfiek, Ehab ....................................... MP13-07 Tay, Kae Jack ..... MP70-08, MP70-17, MP76-04, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD56-03, PD56-04 Taylor, Aisha ................................................ p109 Taylor, Anne .......................................... MP81-03 Taylor, Barry .......................................... MP65-15 Taylor, Benjamin . MP21-17, MP72-11, MP78-08, MP96-05 Taylor, Eric ..................................................... p90 Taylor, Grant ......................................... PD25-01 Taylor, Jeffrey ........................................ PD25-01 Taylor, Jennifer .................. MP15-02, PPTLBA-02 Taylor, William R. ................................... PD71-03 Tayon, Kevin .......... PD22-09, PD22-12, PD25-07 Tazi, Hicham ............................................ V11-09 Te, Alexis ....................... MP27-10, PD27-01, p97 Tealab, Alaa ......................... MP25-02, PD22-11 Teber, Dogu ........ MP03-02, MP03-07, MP52-10, MP64-18, PD42-08 Teeter, Anna .......................... PD40-07, PD40-12 Teishima, Jun ........ MP04-07, MP16-10, MP37-18 Tejido Sa ´ nchez, Angel ........ MP30-02, MP30-17, MP54-16 Tejpaul, Resha ...................................... MP28-02 Tekchandani, Anita .............................. PD14-03 Tekes, Aylin ................................................ V7-01 Telang, Dinesh ....................... PD11-11, PD43-10 Teloken, Caudio ................................... MP35-08 Teloken, Patrick .................................... MP84-17 Tema, Giorgia ....................................... PD49-06 Temple, Joseph ..................................... PD31-10 Ten Eyck, Patrick .................................. MP92-02 Tenggara, Imelda .............................. PNFBA-09 Tenke, Peter ................................ PD12-12, p139 Tennenbaum, Daniel ........... MP39-01, MP39-02 Tennstedt, Pierre . MP03-12, MP28-03, MP28-05, MP47-03, MP47-04, MP97-14 Teo, Boon Wee ..................................... MP30-15 Teo, MinYuen ........................................ PD24-11 Terada, Naoki ...................... MP02-12, MP20-08 Terakawa, Tomoaki ............ MP40-18, MP81-09, PNFLBA-17 Teramoto, Yuki ...................................... MP20-08 Teranishi, Yu ........................................... PD40-09 Terayama, Yuriko ................................. MP19-15 Terlecki, Ryan ...... MP52-11, MP95-20, PD01-09, PD25-03, PD49-07, PD63-06, PD45-07, p268, p278 Terrier, Jean E. .... MP56-07, MP56-14, MP84-02, MP84-03, MP91-09, PD31-05, PD45-07 Terris, Martha ....... MP20-02, MP20-19, MP47-09, MP76-20, PD03-08, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD2409, PD40-07, PD40-12, p28, p297 Territo, Angelo ...................... MP30-03, MP78-20 Terrone, Carlo ...... MP09-04, PD04-04, PD04-10, p189 Terry, Colin ............................................ MP90-03 Terry, Russell .......................... MP92-01, PD21-11 Terry, Timothy ........................................ MP80-01 Tersteeg, Robbert ................................. MP70-07 Tesdahl, Brennan ................. MP11-02, MP36-06 Tessari, Anna ......................................... MP83-15 Tessier, Christopher ............ PD58-10, p90, p114 Tesson, Stephanie ................................. PD06-05 Tewari, Ashutosh ................. MP05-07, MP14-08, MP18-03, MP33-09, MP87-09, PD37-10, V4-02, p12, p207, p249 Tezval, Hossein ...................................... PD57-11
Thai, Julie . MP01-14, MP50-13, MP68-09, MP9009, PD16-11, PD35-01, PD35-06 Thalmann, George .. MP20-16, MP34-01, MP4110, MP44-08, MP44-17, MP81-12, MP91-17, MP99-16, PD15-12, PD33-06 Tham, Sin Mun ...................................... MP65-05 Thanassi, David ..................................... MP23-17 Thapa, Prabin ..... MP04-13, MP10-11, MP15-16, MP34-03, PD67-10 Tharwat, Mohamed .............................. PD29-09 Thavaseelan, Simone ........................... MP76-13 Theisen, Katherine ..................................... V1-12 Theofanides, Marissa .......... MP26-13, MP67-06, MP70-20, MP76-19 Thi, Mia .................................................. MP82-13 Thiel, David ................................... MP92-17, p16 Thistlethwaite, Fiona ......................... PNFLBA-16 Thiyagarajan, Thirumagal .................... MP57-03 Tholomier, Come .................................. MP02-09 Thom, Matthew .......................................... p108 Thomas, Alexander ............................... PD11-04 Thomas, Ben ......................... MP62-16, MP62-18 Thomas, Christian ............................... PNFBA-13 Thomas, Corey ...................................... PD42-11 Thomas, Craig ...................................... MP98-10 Thomas, Dominique ............ MP27-10, PD02-10, PD17-06 Thomas, I-Chun ..................................... PD03-05 Thomas, I-Chung ................................... PD47-10 Thomas, Jean-Alfred ............................ MP47-09 Thomas, Jerry ............ MP30-08, PD11-04, V8-04 Thomas, John ....................... MP19-17, MP76-15 Thomas, Kay .......................................... PD19-06 Thomas, Lewis ...................... MP04-15, MP90-13 Thomas, Raju ................ V3-08, p12, p208, p235 Thompson, Darby J.S. ........................... PD71-01 Thompson, Eli ............ MP27-06, MP50-08, V7-05 Thompson, Ian ..... MP43-10, MP43-11, PD55-02, PNFLBA-10, p16, p262, p297 Thompson, James ................................ MP53-10 Thompson, Kara .................................... PD59-04 Thompson, Peter .................................. MP11-20 Thompson, R. Houston .... MP100-06, MP100-17, MP10-11, MP10-16, MP15-16, MP20-01, MP21-06, MP22-15, MP34-02, MP34-03, MP34-14, MP53-16, MP55-07, MP55-16, MP59-14, MP72-01, MP72-08, MP72-12, MP77-17, MP78-19, MP93-16, PD52-11, PD6607, PD66-11, p17, p197 Thompson, Robert H. ........................... MP55-05 Thompson, Stephanie . FRII-02, FRII-04, PD16-08 Thomsen, Frauke .................................. MP46-12 Thomsen, Henrik S. ................................ PD43-03 Thomsen, Peter B. ................. MP79-01, PD63-02 Thong, Alan ........................... MP01-18, PD57-10 Thorburn, Taylor .................................... MP77-18 Thorek, Daniel ....................................... MP83-12 Thornhill, John ............................... PD60-08, p90 Thorpe, Andrew C. ............................... MP58-04 Thottakam, Bensita .. Mary Viju Jose .. MP15-20 Thoulouzan, Mathieu ............ MP37-13, PD27-08 Thrasher, J. Brantley ........ MP93-15, p160, p312 Thrasher, James .................................... MP54-02 Thum, D. Joseph ................... MP06-01, PD02-07 Thum, Dennis Joseph ............................ PD16-04 Thum, Joe ............................................. MP32-17 Thumbikat, Praveen .... MP11-07, MP11-08, p83 Thummar, Haresh ................. MP08-08, MP19-20 Thummar, N. ......................... MP08-08, MP19-20 Thurairaja, Ramesh ............................... PD67-08 Thuret, Rodolphe .................................. MP06-19 Thu¨roff, Joachim ................ MP60-07, PNFBA-13 Thygesen, Helene ................................. MP44-18 Tian, Jing ............................................... MP65-12 Tian, Long .............................................. PD69-04 Tian, Yu .................................................. PD20-02 Tian, Zhe .... MP20-03, MP97-09, PD37-06, PD5112 Tibor-De ´ nes, Francisco ......................... MP66-04 Tiburtius, Christian ................................. PD23-06 Ticianel, Maikon Adriano ..................... MP74-07 Tickoo, Satish ....... MP48-03, MP55-01, MP55-08, MP65-15, MP86-17 Tierney, James ...................................... MP15-02 Tierney, Morgan ................................ PNFLBA-05 Tieu, Thomas ....................................... MP100-10 Tieva, Erwin A. ...................................... MP47-19
Tikkinen, Kari ......................................... MP46-09 Tilki, Derya ........... MP20-03, MP28-03, MP47-03, MP47-04, MP47-14, MP77-06, MP97-07, MP97-09, MP97-14, PD04-10, PD10-04, PD5101, PD51-04, PD51-12, p190 Timilshina, Narhari ................. PD28-01, PD55-06 Timpano, Massimiliano ...................... PPTLBA-01 Timsit, Marc-Olivier ....................................... p66 Tin, Amy ..... MP04-12, MP70-12, PD20-06, PD2808, PD39-06, PD59-10 Tinay, Ilker .............................. MP45-04, PD35-07 Tinay, I˙lker ............................................. MP80-06 Tiong, Ho Yee .............. MP30-15, MP74-17, p43 Tipton, T.J. ............................................. MP74-14 Tiraboschi, Ricardo .............................. MP91-08 Tirkes, Temel .......................................... MP08-17 Tiruchelvam, Nikseh ............................. MP46-09 Tischfield, Jay ........................................ MP12-12 Tiseu, Bruno ........................................... MP66-04 Tissera, Andrea ..................................... MP35-10 Tiwari, Ekta ............................................ MP42-11 Tiwari, Hina A. ........................................ PD02-06 Tiwary, Nayan ....................................... MP78-18 Tobe, Musashi ....................................... MP62-13 Tobe, Sammi ......................................... MP89-17 Tobert, Conrad ... MP04-15, MP32-13, MP67-18, MP78-09, MP92-13 Tobias-Machado, Marcos ... MP16-17, PD73-06 Tobisawa, Yuki .... MP06-02, MP16-13, MP28-07, MP44-04, MP71-07, MP97-01, PD53-08, PD7110 Tobisu, Ken-ichi .................... MP21-18, MP34-17 Tobiume, Motoi .................................... MP11-10 Tochigi, Tatsuo ...................................... MP78-04 Tochigi, Tatsuo ...... MP60-18, MP71-18, PD53-08 Todd, Grace I. ....................................... PD37-08 Todd, Rachel ..................................... PNFLBA-16 Todenhöfer, Tilman .. MP34-01, MP34-05, MP8706, MP98-03, MP99-09 Togliardi, Elena ..................................... MP34-13 Toi, Ants ................................................. PD65-01 Tojuola, Bayo ........................ MP89-20, PD69-09 Tok, Ali ................................................... MP68-01 Tokarski, Anthony .................. MP08-01, PD59-05 Tokatli, Nida Zafer ................... MP50-19, V11-02 Tokino, Takashi ...................................... MP44-14 Toledo, Luis ............ MP63-11, PD50-04, PD54-06 Tollefson, Matthew .. MP10-11, MP10-16, MP1516, MP20-01, MP21-06, MP22-15, MP34-02, MP34-03, MP34-14, MP53-16, MP72-08, MP77-17, MP78-19, MP93-16, PD49-11, PD6611, PD66-12, PD67-10, PD73-11, PD73-12 Tolley, David ......................... MP62-16, MP62-18 Tolls, Victoria ......................... MP29-20, PD05-01 Tom, Westin ........................................... PD35-05 Toma, Marieta ...... MP18-02, PD33-09, PD43-01 Tomczak, Piotr ....................................... PD04-02 Tomida, Ryotaro ................................... MP97-03 Tominaga, Teiji ...................................... MP52-01 Tomita, Keiji ............................................... V9-05 Tomita, Ken-ichi .................................... MP26-19 Tomita, Yoshihiko ..... MP06-06, MP37-04, MP7401, MP83-18 Tomlins, Scott ...... MP08-12, MP38-17, MP38-18, PD07-03, PD07-12, PD33-05, PD71-06, PD7107, p109 Tomonaga, Takeshi .............................. MP99-01 Tondut, Lauranne .... MP37-14, MP40-12, MP5418, V5-03 Tone, Shigenobu .................. MP07-13, MP11-05 Toner, Mehmet ........................................... p233 Tonevitskiy, Alexandr ............................ MP28-10 Tong, Tao-Hsin ...................................... MP95-07 Tong, Tommy ......................................... PD10-06 Tonkin, Jeremy ..... MP46-17, MP79-11, PD05-06 Toor, Jaspreet ....................................... PD35-04 Torelli, Tullio ........................................... MP34-13 Torkler, Phillipp .................. MP33-05, PNFLBA-15 Torremade, Jose ................... PD69-07, PD69-08 Torres, Armando ................................... MP22-08 Torres, Joa ˜ o ............................................... V5-10 Torres, Luiz ...................... p42, p150, p157, p278 Torres, Timoteo ..................................... MP79-05 Torricelli, Fabio ...................................... MP12-10 Torrico, Marcelo ................................... MP16-17 Tortora, Joseph ..................................... MP47-17
385
Tosoian, Jeffrey ... MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, MP28-13, MP43-18, PD03-07, PD07-08, PD3208, PD71-02 Touijer, Karim ........ MP70-12, PD24-11, PD61-10, p21, p105 Touma, Naji ........................................... PD59-11 Tourchi, Ali ............................................ MP94-11 Tourjman, Mouafak ................................. V10-02 Tourojman, Mouafak ........................... MP59-04 Toussi, Amir ........... MP78-19, PD66-11, PD66-12, PD73-11, PD73-12, V7-08 Toutziaris, Chrysovalantis ...................... PD30-03 Towner, Rheal ................................... PNFLBA-14 Tozawa, Keiichi ... MP12-02, MP12-16, MP19-10, MP62-04, MP83-03, PD21-01, PD21-05 Trabacchin, Nicolo ` ............................... PD17-11 Trabuco, Emanuel ................ MP63-08, PD02-05 Trabulsi, Edouard . MP08-16, MP43-16, PD09-01, PD71-01, PPTLBA-02, p11, p210, p303 Trachtenberg, John .............. MP70-16, PD65-01 Tracy, Chad ........ MP67-18, MP78-09, MP78-13, MP90-13, PD16-06, PD16-07 Traish, Abdulmaged ........... MP46-03, MP91-07, MP91-11, MP91-12, PD45-03, p14 Tran, Henry ................ MP26-13, PD58-09, V2-07 Tran, Linh N.K. ....................................... MP83-08 Tran, Timothy ....... MP01-14, MP23-15, MP50-13, MP68-09, MP90-09, PD16-11, PD30-06, PD3501, PD35-06 Trassierra Villa, Marta ........................... MP78-17 Traxer, Olivier ....... MP50-05, MP50-16, PD16-01, PD30-09, PD42-05, p15, p36, p39, p90, p204 Trecarten, Shaun .................................. MP10-06 Tree, Maya ............................................ MP23-03 Tregellas, Lucy ................................... PNFLBA-16 Tregnago, Aline C. .............. MP44-06, MP58-05 Trepel, Jane .......................................... MP57-04 Trevisani, Francesco ........... MP22-08, MP49-08, MP55-12, MP55-14, MP59-05, MP59-07, MP68-03, PD52-05, PD59-08 Trimmer, Clayton ................................ MP100-11 Trinh, Quoc-Dien . MP02-18, MP04-04, MP04-20, MP22-04, MP22-18, MP28-08, MP32-08, MP34-11, MP34-19, MP37-11, MP38-09, MP53-18, MP55-17, MP69-01, MP69-10, MP71-09, MP76-05, MP91-04, PD03-06, PD0511, PD10-02, PD10-10, PD18-07, PD27-11, PD28-06, PD32-05, PD35-02, PD43-11, PD4, p175, p190, p256 Tripathi, Ashootosh ............................... PD12-01 Tripathi, Manisha ................................... PD12-07 Tripp, Dean ................................... MP29-15, p11 Tripuraneni, Nikita ................ MP23-02, MP41-01 Tritschler, Stefan .................................... PD24-02 Trivedi, Dharati ........................................ V12-01 Trivedi, Ishika ......................................... MP81-16 Trock, Bruce ........ MP43-15, MP43-18, MP52-15, MP55-18, PD07-09, PD59-01, PD59-02, PD5906 Trombetta, Carlo ...................... MP91-19, V9-12 Troncoso, Patricia ................................. MP64-12 Trost, Landon ....... MP25-10, MP25-18, MP56-13, MP56-16, MP84-01, MP84-04, MP84-09, MP84-13, PD13-09, PD31-01, PD31-07, p42, p150, p157 Trottmann, Matthias . MP07-18, MP18-18, PD0801 Trpkov, Kiril ............................................ MP47-16 Truesdale, Matthew ............. MP51-09, PD32-07 Trujillo-Ortiz, Luis .................................... MP68-12 Truong, Hong ................................. FRI-16, V1-11 Truong, Matthew ..... MP03-11, MP08-12, MP0814, MP65-12, MP87-13, PD11-10 Truong, Sarah ........................................ PD33-01 Trussell, J. ............................................... PD13-04 Tsai, Anne ............................................. MP12-11 Tsai, Chung-You ........................................... p39 Tsai, Han-Yu .......................................... MP67-05 Tsai, Hsin-Tzu .......................................... MP98-15 Tsai, Katy ................................................ PD13-10 Tsai, Lawrence ...................................... MP75-02 Tsai, Sheng-Han .................................... MP95-07 Tsai, Te-Fu .............................................. MP99-20 Tsai, Yuh-Shyan ..................................... MP98-15 Tsambarlis, Peter ................... MP84-16, PD05-05 Tsang, Woon Chau .............................. MP65-05
Tsao, Che-Kai ....................................... MP67-03 Tse, Vincent .................................. MP63-17, p38 Tseng, Yuen-Yi ...................................... MP99-18 Tsiamis, C. ................................................. FRII-11 Tsiatis, Athanasios ................................. MP20-05 Tsivian, Efrat .......... MP76-04, PD03-10, PD10-11, PD56-03 Tsounapi, Panagiota .......... MP07-15, MP89-08, MP94-08, MP94-16 Tsu, James .................................................... p38 Tsuchiya, Kunihiko ................................ MP71-17 Tsuchiya, Norihiko .... MP16-08, MP44-04, MP7118, PD53-08 Tsuda, Masumi ...................................... MP88-04 Tsujii, Toshihiko ....................................... MP72-14 Tsujimura, Akira ... MP07-06, MP84-14, MP84-20, PD70-06 Tsujioka, Takuya .................................... MP97-03 Tsukamoto, Tetsuro ............................... MP72-14 Tsuruta, Hiroshi .... MP16-01, MP16-02, MP16-08, MP67-13, MP74-08, MP74-11, MP74-12, MP74-19, MP99-12 Tsutsumi, Osamu ................................... MP07-10 Tsutsumi, Sohgo .................................... MP28-16 Tsuzuki, Toyoori ..................................... MP67-12 Tu, Duong ............................................. MP61-15 Tu, Le Mai ............................ PD50-08, PNFBA-03 Tu, Xiang ............................................... MP08-18 Tubaro, Andrea .. MP02-16, MP13-06, MP94-07, PD19-10, PD61-11, p153 Tubre, Ryan ........................................... PD64-06 Tucci, Christopher ................................ MP97-13 Tuderti, Gabriele ................. MP03-06, MP03-09, MP03-17, MP49-08, PD04-06, PD67-07, V1203, V12-07, V12-09, V6-05, V6-07, V8-03, V808, V8-12 Tufek, Ilter .............................................. MP93-01 Tugcu, Volkan ...................... MP06-05, MP30-03 Tullius, Stefan G. ................................... MP06-07 Tully, Karl ............................................... MP52-18 Tuna, Mustafa Bilal ............................... MP93-01 Tung, Min-Che ...................................... MP10-07 Tunuguntla, Hari ........................... MP36-09, p14 Tupikina, Nataliya ................................. PD02-01 Turajlic, Samra ................................... PNFLBA-16 Turbett, Sarah ............................................... p89 Turesky, Robert ..................................... MP28-02 Turini III, George ................................... MP92-19 Turk, Thomas M.T. ................ MP13-02, MP75-01, p22 Turkbey, Baris ...... MP03-03, MP08-10, MP14-07, MP18-01, MP43-17, MP47-10, MP52-08, MP70-01, PD56-05, PD61-09 Turkbey, Ismail Baris ...................................... p12 Turner, Darryl ............................................ V10-06 Turner, Elizabeth ................................... MP92-09 Turner, Robert ....................... MP76-03, MP96-07 Turner II, Robert ..................................... PD32-09 Turner, Sandra ....................................... PD06-05 Tutolo, Manuela ................... MP46-01, MP46-09 Tutrone, Ronald ... MP27-17, MP27-18, PD07-04, PD27-01 Tuygun, Can ......................................... MP73-16 Tuzzolo, Piergiorgio ............................... MP97-06 Twiss, Christian ................. PD02-06, V2-02, p235 Tyagi, Pradeep ... MP11-06, MP13-19, MP17-01, MP31-02, MP42-03, MP82-03, MP85-01, PD0108, PD54-07 Tykodi, Scott S. ..................................... MP16-20 Tyler, Douglas ....................................... MP21-11 Tyler, Douglas S. ................................... MP04-14 Tyryshkin, Kathrin .................................. MP88-05 Tyson, Mark ......... MP32-04, MP32-05, MP96-17, PD09-03, PD28-04, PD47-01 Tyson, Mark D. ...................................... MP93-18 Tzai, Tzong-Shin ..................................... MP98-15 Tzou, David ......... MP32-15, MP90-10, MP95-14, PD11-05, PD35-10 Tzou, David T. ...... MP01-06, MP12-20, MP18-16, PD42-04 Tzou, Kaiyi ................................................ V11-06
U Ubrig, Burkhard ..................................... PD20-10 Uchida, Kosuke .................................... MP62-13
Uchida, Toyoaki .................................... PD11-09 Uchijima, Yutaka .................................. MP02-20 Uchimoto, Taizo ................... MP10-08, MP21-05 Uchio, Edward ...................... MP33-06, PD71-04 Udager, Aaron ..... MP38-17, MP38-18, PD33-05 Ueckert, Stefan ..................................... MP17-20 Ueda, Kousuke ..................................... MP78-06 Ueda, Masakatsu .................................. PD70-11 Ueda, Norichika ... MP07-06, MP84-14, PD70-06 Ueda, Takashi ....................................... MP16-11 Ueda, Tomohiro .......................................... p211 Uehara, Hirofumi .................................. MP06-07 Uehara, Sho .......................................... MP16-06 Ueki, Masaru ......................................... MP52-19 Ueki, Osamu .............................................. V8-07 Uemura, Hiroji ....................... MP28-09, MP28-16 Uemura, Hirotsugu ................ MP42-02, PD70-09 Uemura, Koichi ..................................... MP28-16 Uemura, Motohide ............. MP73-02, MP99-01, MP99-06 Ueno, Koji .............................................. MP60-15 Uflacker, Andre .................................... MP18-05 Uhlmann, Lorenz ................................... MP52-10 Ujike, Takeshi ........ MP73-02, MP99-01, MP99-06 Ukimura, Osamu . MP03-19, MP08-13, MP16-11, MP20-12, MP93-20, PD40-04, V4-03, V4-07, p12 Ulchaker, James ........................... PD23-10, p61 Ulker, Volkan ......................................... MP62-17 Ulmert, David ........................................ MP38-08 Uloko, Maria ......................................... MP53-04 Umari, Paolo ............................. MP24-03, V5-06 Umemoto, Yukihiro .............. MP07-12, MP89-11 Umezawa, Kazuo ................................. MP74-15 Umoh, Jeremiah ................................... MP69-16 Umstot, Samuel ..................................... PD52-09 Unal, Dilek ............................................. MP73-16 Underhill, David ... MP29-10, MP82-02, MP82-18 Underhill, Meghan ................................ MP69-18 Unno, Naoko ........ MP12-02, MP13-20, MP31-07 Unno, Rei . MP12-02, MP12-16, MP19-10, MP6204, PD21-01, PD21-05 Uppaluri, Nikil ......................................... PD30-08 Urayama, Takeru .................................. MP74-12 Urbach, David ....................................... PD03-04 Urban-Maldonado, Marcia ................. MP82-13 Urbanova, Katarina .............................. PD10-01 Urdaneta, Luis ....................................... MP50-12 Ursiny, Michal ........................................ PD16-03 Usama, Al-Qassab ................................ PD58-08 Usami, Masayuki ................................... MP12-16 Usawachintachit, Manint ... MP01-06, MP12-14, MP12-20, MP18-16, MP32-15, MP90-10, MP95-14, PD11-05, PD35-10, PD42-04 Usawachintacit, Manint ...................... MP50-16 Ushijima, So ........... MP20-12, MP93-20, PD40-04 Utida, Katunori ...................................... PD19-05 Utizi, Lilia ............................................. PPTLBA-01 Utsumi, Takanobu ................................. MP88-20 Utumi, Takanobu .................................. MP57-15 Uvin, Pieter ............................................ MP82-16 Uy, Jamie ............................................... PD70-07 Uzosike, Akachimere ............................ PD59-02 Uzzo, Robert ........ MP08-01, MP08-16, MP10-19, MP43-16, MP49-15, MP52-03, MP55-05, MP58-12, MP59-12, MP59-20, MP80-19, PD1102, PD49-09, PD52-08, PD59-05, PD62-06, p11, p13, p159
V Vaegler, Martin .................................... MP36-01 Vaessen, Christophe ........... MP49-12, MP49-19, MP78-15 Vagnoni, Valerio .................. MP64-16, PD61-01 Vago, Riccardo .................................... MP22-08 Vahlensieck, Winfried ........................... PD57-11 Vainrib, Michael ................................... MP63-20 Vajgrt, Duane ..................................... MP100-03 Vakharia, Paras ..................................... PD58-02 Valayil, Subin ........................................ MP43-17 Valdivieso, Roger .... MP20-13, MP27-10, MP2711, PD27-12 Vale, Justin ........................................... MP51-17 Vale, Luı´s ............................................... PD26-05 Valek, Rebecca ................................... MP17-13
386
Valentini, Francoise .............................. PD39-08 Valenzuela, Robert ...................... PD22-02, p15 Valera, Vladimir .................................... MP47-10 Valeri, Antoine ...... MP33-04, MP40-12, PD07-11 Valerio, Massimo ................................... PD27-03 Valiquette, Luc ........................................... p281 Vallati, Giulio ........................................... V12-07 Valle, Alvaro .............................................. V6-09 Valotto, Claudio ................................... MP47-01 Van Allen, Eliezer ....................... MP88-11. p109 Van Bree, Rita ...................................... MP26-10 Van Cleynenbreugel, Ben ................... MP46-01 Van Criekinge, Wim .............................. PD07-04 Van Crienke, Wim ................................ MP33-10 van de Putte, Elisabeth E. Fransen .... MP58-03, MP58-04 van den Bergh, Roderick .......................... p286 Van Den Eeden, Stephen ................... MP20-05 Van Der Aa, Frank ............... MP46-01, MP46-09 Van der Heijden, Michiel .... MP34-01, MP34-08 van der Kwast, Theodorus .. MP65-09, PD48-05, PD57-04, PD65-01 van der Meulen, Jan ........... MP51-12, PD43-06 van der Pluijm, Gabri ........................... PD33-06 Van Der Poel, Henk .............................. PD41-04 Van der Poel, Henk .............................. PD41-06 Van Der Poel, Henk .............................. PD46-05 van der Saar, Esmee ............................ PD43-06 van der Toom, Emma ........ MP20-20, MP38-15, PD57-02, PD65-04 van der Voort van Zyp, Jochem ........ MP70-07 Van Hemelrijck, Mieke ......................... PD28-05 Van Hoof, Alexander ........................... MP92-10 Van Kessel, Kim .................................... MP34-01 Van Kuiken, Michelle .......... MP14-16, PD26-01, PD55-09 van Leenders, Geert ............................ MP33-01 van Leeuwen, Pim ............................... MP53-10 van Maanen, Rob ............................ PNFLBA-09 Van Neste, Leander ........... MP33-10, MP33-17, PD07-04 Van Oort, Inge M. ................................ MP33-17 van Oort, Inge M. ................................. PD47-05 Van Poppel, Hein ..... MP55-05, MP77-01, PD1509, PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Van Poppel, Hendrik ....................... p167, p235 van Rhijn, Bas ...... MP34-01, MP34-08, MP58-03, MP58-04, MP78-14, PD48-03, PD48-05, PD4807, PD57-04 van Velthoven, Roland ...... MP64-02, MP93-02, MP93-13 Vanalderwerelt, Victor ........................ MP78-15 Vanberg, Michaela ............................. MP03-14 Vance, Jay ........................... MP85-17, MP85-18 Vandenberg, Todd ............................... PD07-04 Vander Eeckt, Kathy ............ PD48-03, PD48-07 Vander Griend, Donald ...... MP17-13, MP87-04 VanDyke, Maia ..................... MP46-15, PD22-03 Vanhuyse, Marie ................................... PD24-05 Vanneste, Marion ................................. PD37-09 Vanni, Alex .......... MP11-02, MP36-08, MP36-14, PD34-06, p56, p233, p265 Vanni, Alexander .................................. PD34-10 Vapnek, Evan ............................................. p278 Varda, Briony K. ........................................ V7-03 Varela, Martin ....................................... MP16-17 Varela, Rodolfo ......................................... V6-11 Varga, James ....................................... PD49-06 Vargas, Grecia ..................................... PD06-07 Vargas, Hebert ..... MP18-07, MP70-12, PD24-11 Varghese, Bino ..................... MP08-13, MP18-13 Varghese, Jary ..................................... MP08-05 Variano, Margaret ............................... MP28-19 Varkarakis, John .................... PD48-03, PD48-07 Varnavas, Michalis ................................... FRI-18 Varvello, Francesco .......................... PPTLBA-01 Varzavand, Afshin ................................ MP99-10 Vasavada, Sandip ...... MP63-19, PD54-01, p37, p108, p235 Vasdev, Nikhil ....................................... MP58-04 Vasquez, Evalynn ..................... MP26-01, V7-05 Vass, Justin ............................................ MP16-12 Vasudev, Naveen ............................. PNFLBA-16 Vasudevan, Shobha ............................ MP60-12 Vasudevan, Vinaya ................ MP66-03, V11-01 Vathsala, Anantharaman ................... MP30-15
Vaughan, Camille ........................................ p16 Vavilala, Monica S. .............................. MP76-18 vd Poll-Franse, Lonneke ....................... PD47-07 Veale, Jeffrey ....................................... MP30-06 Vecchione, Andrea ............................. PD61-11 Veccia, Alessandro .............................. MP49-02 Veccia, Andrea .................................... PD49-06 Vedachalam, Srikanth ......................... MP13-02 Vedovo, Francesca ............................. MP91-19 Vela, Ian ................... MP18-11, PNFBA-08, p210 Velarde, Laura .......................................... V1-04 Velasco, Alfredo ................................... PD35-11 Velasquez-Flores, Monica ... MP26-16, MP94-18 Veliev, Evgeny ...................................... MP89-14 Vella, Marco ......................................... MP44-20 Velotti, Gennaro ................... MP85-14, PD23-03 Vemulakonda, Vijaya ................. MP61-16, p21 Veneziano, Domenico ................................ p36 Veneziano, Pasquale ........................... MP09-04 Venkatesan, Krishnan .................................. p37 Venkatesh, Ramakrishna .... MP23-10, MP75-03, PD41-07, PNFLBA-07, p37, p295 Venkateswaran, Vasundara ............... MP83-17 Venkatramani, Vivek .......... MP04-18, MP38-04, MP53-15, MP54-11, PD07-01, PD40-02, PD6609 Venneri Becci, Arcangelo ................... PD23-06 Ventimiglia, Eugenio ........... MP35-05, MP35-11, MP35-19, MP58-10, MP59-07, MP81-15, MP81-20, MP84-12, PD13-07 Vera-Donoso, Cesar ............. MP47-02, PD04-10 Vera-Pinto, Victor ................................. MP47-02 Verbeek, Anna ..................................... MP09-12 Verbeek, Anna E. ................................. MP09-10 Verbeek, Feb ........................................ MP77-13 Verbeek, Jan ........................................ PD03-01 Verbeek, Mar ....................................... MP77-12 Verbist, Godelieve ............................... MP26-10 Verdone, James .. MP20-20, MP38-15, PD57-02, PD65-04 Verges, Daniel ...................................... MP51-14 Vergho, Daniel ...................................... PD04-10 Verhoest, Gregory ... MP37-14, MP49-12, MP4919, MP49-20, MP54-18, MP59-02, MP59-03, MP78-15, PD27-04, PD27-09 Verholen, Frank ..................................... PD24-07 VerLee, Graham .................................. MP92-18 Verneecke, Abdrew ............................ MP31-04 Vernez, Simone L .................................. MP10-15 Vernez, Simone L. ............... MP01-19, MP10-12, MP51-10 Vernooij, Robin W.M. ............................ PD47-05 Verrando, Alix ........................ PD64-07, PD64-08 Verrill, Clare ........................................... PD55-08 Verstegen, Hanneke ............................ MP85-06 Vertosick, Emily ..... MP47-05, MP93-08, PD61-10 Verwaal, Vic ......................................... MP34-08 Verze, Paolo .......................................... PD16-12 Vespasiani, Giuseppe .......................... MP09-04 Vesper, Hubert W. ................................ PD45-11 Vesprini, Danny ..................................... PD55-03 Vetorazzo Filho, Jose Eduardo ............ PD54-06 Vetter, Joel ......... MP08-11, MP23-10, MP27-16, MP29-19, MP75-03, MP93-19 Vetterlein, Malte . MP15-05, MP34-11, MP34-19, MP37-11, MP53-18, MP55-17, MP71-09, MP80-12, PD18-07, PD34-05, PD36-08, PD4708, PD51-05, PD58-12, PD62-02 Viana, Nayara ...................................... MP12-10 Viana, Pu´blio ........................................ MP18-07 Vicedo-Cabrera, Ana ......................... MP01-17 Vicente, Eduardo ................................... V12-11 Vicentini, Fabio ....................... MP68-05, V11-08 Vicini, Patrizio ..................................... PPTLBA-01 Vickers, Andrew .. MP38-08, MP38-09, MP47-05, MP93-08, PD07-05, PD28-08, PD40-06, PD4008, p89, p190 Victorson, David ................................... MP69-19 Vidal, Adriana ..... MP14-03, MP14-09, PD47-04, PD47-06 Vidit, Sharma ........................ MP64-02, MP93-02 Vidlar, Ales ................................................. V8-06 Viers, Boyd .......... MP46-04, MP46-05, MP46-15, MP79-17, MP92-14, PD22-03, PD22-05, PD3107, PD34-07, PD34-12, PD49-03, PD60-02, PD60-12, PD63-12 Vigue ´ s Julia ` , Francesc ......................... MP06-16
Vigue ´ s, Francesc .................................. MP86-13 Vihervuori, Ville ...................................... PD47-02 Vij, Sarah ................................................ PD73-03 Vijairania, Pooja ................................... MP94-03 Vijay, Varun .......................... MP63-16, MP71-19 Vikram, Raghunandan ........................ MP86-17 Vila, Helena .......................................... MP86-13 Vilaro, Jose ........................................... MP33-16 Villa, Luca ............................................. MP68-03 Villacampa Auba ´ , Felipe ... MP30-02, MP30-17, MP54-16 Villalta, Peter ........................................ MP28-02 Villamil, Wenceslao ........................... p211, p62 Villani, Robert ................................ PD65-08, p12 Villani, Valentina .................................. MP41-01 Villarini, Barbara ................................... MP33-20 Villarreal II, Victor ................................. MP27-09 Villavicencio, Humberto ..... MP29-18, MP78-20, V10-03, V11-12 Villers, Arnauld .............................................. p12 Vilson, Dino ............................................ PD01-09 Vinarov, Andrei ..................................... PD45-10 Vinarov, Andrey ...................... PD42-07, V11-11 Vinay, Jose ........................................... MP91-01 Vince, Randy ...... MP63-06, MP63-07, MP94-10, MP94-19 Vincendeau, Se ´ bastien ...... MP40-12, MP57-11, PD27-04, PD27-09, V5-03 Vincent, Andrew ................................... PD47-11 Vincent, Benjamin ................................ MP88-20 Vinnichenko, Victoria ........................... PD42-07 Violante, Liliana .................................... MP18-09 Violette, Phil .......................................... MP67-20 Violette, Philippe .................................. MP70-07 Vior, Dominick ...................................... MP32-19 Viprakasit, Davis .. MP90-06, MP90-07, MP90-17 Vira, Manish ........... MP33-16, PD62-10, PD66-08 Virasoro, Ramon .. MP46-17, MP79-11, PD05-06, p56, p127 Virkku, Anniina ...................................... PD40-03 Visakorpi, Tapio ..................................... PD40-06 Vita, Shameem .................................... MP62-15 Vitagliano, Gonzalo ................................... p211 Vitale, Salvatore Giovanni ................... PD30-01 Vitarelli, Antonio ................................ PPTLBA-01 Viterbo, Rosalia ... MP08-01, MP10-19, MP52-03, MP58-12, MP59-12, MP80-19, PD11-02, PD4909, PD52-08, PD59-05, PD62-06, p298 Vitiello, Federico ................................... PD21-08 Vives, Alvaro ......................................... MP91-01 Vlachostergios, Panagiotis .................. MP48-18 Voce, Salvatore ................... MP02-01, MP09-04 Vo-Dinh, Tuan ....................................... MP98-09 Voelzke, Bryan .... MP11-02, MP36-08, MP36-11, MP36-14, MP46-07, MP79-08, MP79-20, PD2902, PD29-04, PD34-06, PD34-10, PD34-11, PD63-11, V1-01, p187 Voets, Thomas ...................................... MP82-16 Vogel, Anne ......................................... MP03-14 Vogeli, Christine ......................................... p175 Vogelzang, Nicholas .......... MP53-07, MP57-10, PD24-07, PD24-12, PNFLBA-10 Vogt, Sherri K. ....................................... MP94-03 Volkin, Dmitry ........................................... V10-01 Volkmer, Björn ....................... MP02-19, PD61-12 Vollstedt, Annah ................................... PD16-08 Volpe, Alessandro ................................ PD04-04 von Bodman, Christian ....... MP52-18, MP54-01, MP75-05, MP82-10 Von Brandenstein, Melanie ................. MP68-01 Von Landerberg, Nicolas ... MP02-18, MP22-04, MP22-18, MP28-08, MP32-08, MP54-01, MP55-17, MP75-05, MP91-04, PD05-11, PD1010, PD27-11, PD36-08, PD57-03, PD62-01, PD62-02, PD62-12, PD67-09 von Ruette, Thomas ............................. MP91-17 Vora, Surabhi B. .................................... MP95-19 Voss, Martin .......................................... MP39-01 Vourganti, Srinivas ... MP08-12, MP22-17, MP3005, p14 Voznesensky, Maria ............................. MP11-02 Vyas, Aashay ...................................... MP100-03
387
W Wada, Hisashi ....................................... MP73-02 Wada, Koichiro ......... MP06-18, MP30-12, V4-05 Wada, Naoki ....... MP42-02, MP42-03, MP82-03, MP82-09, MP85-01, MP94-09, PD01-02, PD7009, p211 Wagenheim, Gavin ............................. MP78-02 Wagenlehner, Florian .................................. p13 Wagner, Andrew ..... MP43-10, MP43-11, MP7809, MP78-13, MP92-05, PD10-02, PD18-08, PD55-02, PD59-02, PD59-06, p138 Wagner, Andrew A. . MP55-18, MP67-18, PD5901, V7-03 Wagner, Ben ........................................ MP18-19 Wagner, Carsten A. ............................. MP01-20 Wagner, Christian ................. PD10-01, PD20-10 Wagner, Joseph ... MP47-17, MP77-19, PD55-10 Wagner, Kristofer .................. MP50-01, PD23-12 Wagner, Matthew ................................ PD65-07 Wagner, Volker ..................................... PD24-07 Wagner, Walter .................... MP15-05, MP80-12 Wagrell, Lennart ................................... MP27-20 Wahjudi, Ingrid ..................................... MP59-17 Wai, Ma Zin Mar ................... MP65-04, MP65-05 Waingankar, Nikhil .. MP05-15, MP74-09, MP7607, PD11-02 Wakamiya, Takahito ............................ MP64-14 Wakefield, Mark ................. MP01-13, MP100-20 Wakefield, Mark R. ............................... MP05-17 Waksman, Ricardo ............................... MP04-17 Waldorf, Benjamin .................... MP24-01, V3-01 Waler, Nicholas ..................................... PD68-07 Walkden, Miles ...................................... PD25-08 Walker, Adam ...................................... MP24-20 Walker, Charles .......................................... p212 Walker, David ....................................... MP32-03 Walker, Jeffrey B. ................. MP37-10, MP37-17 Walker, Jennifer N. ............................... MP23-19 Walker, Jonathan ................................. MP79-04 Walker, Stephen ................................... PD01-06 Walker, Steve J. .................................... MP29-14 Wall, Yvonne ........................................ MP15-10 Wallace, Dennis .................................... PD54-05 Wallace, Lauren ................... MP51-18, PD41-06 Wallen, Eric .......... MP04-01, MP86-05, PD04-10, PD06-10 Wallen, Jared ....... MP25-03, PD22-09, PD22-12, PD25-07 Wallington, Tamara .............................. MP14-04 Wallis, Chad ................................................ p108 Wallis, Christopher ... MP04-02, MP05-13, MP1310, MP57-08, PD07-07, PD29-01, p86 Wallston, Ken ........................ MP69-16, MP86-09 Walsh, Lance ........................................ MP27-19 Walsh, Michael ..................... MP94-04, PD60-08 Walsh, Patrick ........ MP57-01, PD07-09, PD37-11 Walsh, Thomas ..... MP51-11, MP56-20, PD13-04, PD13-12, p14, p56, p157, p208, p268 Walter, Louise C. .. MP86-01, MP96-03, PD02-03 Walter, Matthias .................................... PD70-10 Waltzer, Wanye .................................... MP24-09 Waltzer, Wayne ......................................... V7-11 Waltzer, Wayne C. ................................ PD06-09 Walz, Jochen ..................................... p16, p106 Wan, Fang .......... MP22-02, MP67-07, MP72-03, PD73-07 Wan, Fangning .................... MP34-06, MP44-02 Wan, Julian ..................... FRI-04, MP61-07, p157 Wan, Song ......... MP100-07, MP18-04, MP28-17 Wang, Alan .......................................... MP81-07 Wang, An Qi ......................................... PD16-03 Wang, Andrew ..................................... MP96-18 Wang, Baojun ....................................... PD20-03 Wang, Beihe ......................... MP34-06, MP44-02 Wang, Bokai ......................................... MP08-14 Wang, Chi-Hsiung .... MP13-15, MP13-16, MP1702, MP57-01 Wang, Christina .................................... MP91-16 Wang, Clara ......................................... PD58-03 Wang, Cong ........................ MP73-02, MP99-06 Wang, David .............................................. p107 Wang, Dongliang ................ MP27-04, MP67-15 Wang, Dongwen ......................................... p38 Wang, Eugen ............................................... p39 Wang, Fentian ...................................... MP12-06
Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang,
Fuli ............................................. MP60-04 Gongxian ................. MP37-07, MP37-12 Hanzhang ............................... MP100-01 Heqiong .................................... MP08-09 Hongkai .................... MP60-10, MP60-13 Hsing-Tsui ................................. PNFBA-11 Hsin-Hsiao S. ............................. MP66-15 Huanhuan ................................ MP81-01 Jiachen ..................................... MP43-01 Jiangyi ..... MP60-05, MP67-01, MP67-19, PD04-07, PD52-10 Wang, Jianye ....................................... MP03-15 Wang, Jichen ........................................ PD70-07 Wang, Jicheng ..................................... MP31-17 Wang, Keliang ...................................... MP87-13 Wang, Kunjie ........................................ MP94-12 Wang, Kun-Jie ...................................... MP42-12 Wang, Li ................................ MP87-05, MP96-17 Wang, Liguo ......................................... MP87-01 Wang, Lu .............................................. MP83-20 Wang, Nancy ....................................... MP25-04 Wang, Peiqing ...................................... MP42-18 Wang, Pengqi ...................................... MP07-08 Wang, Qiong ........................................ MP94-06 Wang, Qiqi ........................... MP34-01, MP57-18 Wang, Robert ....................................... MP75-03 Wang, Run ... MP45-02, PD25-09, p38, p41, p42 Wang, Shaogang .... MP12-03, MP45-19, MP6816, MP68-17, MP81-14, p38 Wang, Shu ............................................ MP75-15 Wang, Siew May .................. MP07-17, MP07-19 Wang, Sijian .......................................... MP17-11 Wang, Tao .......... MP12-03, MP45-19, MP81-14, PD69-04 Wang, Wei ........... MP11-20, MP57-05, MP80-04 Wang, Wenjia ....................................... MP48-07 Wang, Xiangling ................................... MP19-19 Wang, Xiaoying .................................... PD43-04 Wang, Xing ........................................... MP98-16 Wang, Xinghuan .................................. MP17-19 Wang, Xinlong ...................................... PD10-08 Wang, Xinyi ........................................... PD12-08 Wang, Xue ............................................ MP73-11 Wang, Xuemei ...................................... PD52-03 Wang, Yak-Nam ................................. MP100-02 Wang, Ye ............. MP28-08, MP69-15, PD09-12, PD21-03 Wang, Yiming ....................................... MP82-14 Wang, Yuan-Hung ............................... MP10-07 Wang, Yugang ...................... PD71-06, PD71-07 Wang, Yulun ............................................... p191 Wang, Zengjun ... MP07-04, MP07-08, MP07-14, MP60-19 Wang, Zewei ........ MP55-10, MP58-08, MP67-02 Wang, Zhan Tao (Peter) ...................... MP61-11 Wang, Zhiqiang .................................... MP45-17 Wang, Zhou ........ MP11-06, MP13-19, MP17-01, MP17-10, MP99-05 Wang, Zhuo ........................................... PD70-01 Wang, Zicheng ..................................... MP36-02 Wang, Ziting ......................................... MP15-17 Wang, Zongwei .................... MP17-07, MP17-16 Wang, Zunyi .......................................... MP42-18 Wapp, Manuela ................................... MP81-12 Warady, Bradley A. .............................. MP61-06 Ward, Alex E. ........................................ MP92-06 Ward, John .................... PD43-09, PD56-01, p14 Ward, Katie .......................... MP38-07, MP70-02 Ward, Ryan .......................... MP01-11, MP19-03 Warde, Padraig .................................... PD53-07 Warlick, Christopher ........... PD09-05, p17, p297 Warner, Jonathan ................................ PD34-03 Warner, Ross .......................................... PD43-06 Warner, Steven ..................................... MP01-17 Warren, Anne ....................... MP20-10, PD43-02 Warrick, Joshua .................... MP65-16, MP98-12 Waseda, Yuma .... MP15-04, MP39-12, MP71-15 Washington III, Samuel ........ MP10-13, MP96-10 Washington, Samuel ............................. PD28-12 Watanabe, Masahito ......... MP11-10, MP43-14, PD26-08 Watanabe, Masami ........... MP41-12, MP73-01, PD33-11 Watanabe, Noriko ............................... MP07-10 Watanabe, Toyohiko .......... MP06-18, MP30-12, V4-05 Watanabe-Silva, Carlos ....................... MP68-05
Waterhouse, Robert ... PD07-04, PD71-01, p211 Waterman, Amy ................................... MP30-06 Waters, W. Bedford .................... PD53-12, p260 Waterston, Leo ...................................... PD06-04 Watkin, Nicholas ................... MP80-11, PD49-04 Watkins, Linda ....................................... PD01-03 Watkins, Thomas ................................... MP52-11 Watson, Brett ........................................ MP56-13 Watson, Brett J. .................................... MP32-18 Watson, Laura ....................................... PD60-09 Watson, Matthew J. ............ MP47-10, MP57-04 Watsuji, Toshikazu ................................. MP70-14 Watt, Carolyn ....................................... MP57-03 Watts, Kara ........................................... MP72-15 Wawroschek, Friedhelm ....................... PD61-12 Wayne, George F. ................................ PD69-11 Wayne, Kevin ........................................ PD38-09 Weaver, Frances M. ............................. PD26-01 Weaver, John ....................................... MP27-16 Webb, Nathalie .................................... MP66-20 Weber, Bryce ....................... MP75-20, MP90-16 Weber, Debra .................................... MP100-05 Weernick, Corinne ............................... MP30-16 Weese, Jonathan ................................. PD41-07 Wei, Anyang ......................................... MP45-17 Wei, Chen ..................................................... p39 Wei, Darmood ...................................... MP98-10 Wei, John . MP38-17, MP38-18, MP43-01, PD1405, PD18-08, p13, p97, p175, p176 Wei, Jont T. ............................ MP08-12, PD07-03 Wei, Leizhen .......................................... MP99-05 Wei, Qiang ........... MP03-01, MP06-04, MP08-18 Wei, Wang ............................................. PD52-02 Wei, Yunfei ............................................ MP97-15 Weidong, Gan ...................................... PD52-02 Weight, Christopher ..................... MP28-02, p90 Weight, Christopher J .......................... MP32-18 Weikert, Steffen ..................................... PD61-12 Wein, Alan ......... MP23-09, MP31-01, PNFBA-04, PNFBA-05, p12, p95 Weinberg, Aaron ... MP24-01, MP79-09, V10-01, V9-06 Weinberg, Eric ...... MP03-11, MP08-14, PD11-10 Weinberger, James .............. MP32-17, PD29-12 Weinberger, James M. ......................... PD44-12 Weiner, Adam ...... MP10-14, MP14-01, PD03-07 Weingarten, Sarah ................................ PD09-01 Weinrich, Julius ..................................... MP03-12 Weins, Evan ........................................... PD73-02 Weinstein, Stefanie ............................... PD11-05 Weinstein, Stephen .............................. MP01-13 Weinzvieg, Liat ..................................... MP84-05 Weisbach, Lars ..................................... MP34-07 Weisbrod, Adam .................................. MP59-14 Weiss, Jeffrey ............... MP36-13, MP92-11, p11 Weiss, Robert ...... MP04-05, MP15-10, MP33-13, p205 Weissbach, Lothar ................................ MP43-09 Weissbart, Steven ... PNFBA-04, PNFBA-05, p159 Weissleder, Ralph ......................................... p41 Weissman, Brittany ............................... MP77-14 Weissman, Joel S. ................. MP32-08, PD10-10 Weisstanner, Christian .......................... MP81-12 Weizer, Alon ........ MP18-20, MP55-06, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-06, MP92-05, V6-06 Welk, Blayne .......... MP32-11, PD64-01, PD64-04 Welliver, Charles ...... FRII-08, MP35-03, PD09-11 Wells, J. Connor .................................... PD06-01 Wells, Shane .. MP100-04, MP100-09, MP100-12, MP100-18, MP22-05 Wells, Shane A ...................................... PD32-11 Welty, Christopher ................................ PD71-05 Wen, Simeng ........................................ MP65-12 Weng, Emily ........................................... PD26-03 Weng, Guobin ...................................... MP73-11 Weng, Mao-wen ................................ PNFBA-11 Wenske, Sven ...... MP67-06, MP70-09, MP70-20, MP77-11 Wenter, Vera ......................................... PD24-02 Wenzler, David L. .................................. PD42-04 Werahera, Priya N. ............................. MP100-19 Werneburg, Glenn ............................... MP23-17 Wessells, Hunter .. MP51-11, MP56-20, MP76-18, MP79-08, PD29-04, PD63-11, p15, p39, p233 Wesson, Jeffrey .................................... MP12-09 West, Benjamin ..................... MP30-08, PD11-04 Wester, Hans-Ju¨rgen ............................. PD61-03
388
Westerman, Mary .... MP22-15, MP55-07, MP5613, MP77-17, MP84-09, MP93-16, PD13-09, PD49-11, PD72-07 Westfall, Nicholas ................................. MP85-13 Westfield, Gerwin ................. MP89-06, PD69-06 Westgate, Steven ................................. MP05-17 Westney, O. Lenaine .. MP25-03, PD38-03, p13, p56, p57, p102 Westphalen, Antonio ........... MP20-09, PD65-11 Wetterauer, Christian ........................... MP59-19 Wetterauer, Ulrich ................................ MP02-19 Wetterwald, Antoinette ....................... MP41-10 Wettstein, Marian . MP02-02, MP38-10, PD23-05 Weyne, Emmanuel .............................. MP26-10 Whalen, Michael ......................... MP53-09, p91 Whang, Stella ..................................... MP100-02 Whang, Young Mi ................ MP44-15, MP44-16 Wheeler, David .................................... MP71-01 Wheeler, Thomas .............................. PNFLBA-11 Whelan, Emily ........................................ PD59-04 Whelan, Patrick ..................................... PD65-09 White, Christine ....................................... V12-10 White, Gregory ..................................... PD65-09 White, James ........................................ MP19-01 White, Mark .............................................. FRII-08 White, Wesley ............................... PD66-10, p16 Whitehouse, Michael ........................... MP07-05 Whiteman, Matthew ............................ MP19-09 Whiting, Danielle ................................... PD27-05 Whitley, Jorge ....................................... MP51-07 Whitney, Colette ................... PD03-08, PD24-09 Whittam, Benjamin M. ......................... MP66-06 Whittington, Lisa ................................... MP20-10 Wieczorek, Kathrin ... MP03-02, MP03-07, PD4302 Wiegand, Luke ............................................. p56 Wiegel, Thomas .... PD15-11, PD51-02, PD72-03, PD72-05, PD72-06, PD72-10 Wiener, John S. .......... MP66-15, MP92-15, p210 Wiener, Scott ........................ MP19-05, MP77-19 Wiest, Roland ........................................ MP81-12 Wietsma, Ashley ................................... MP92-16 Wiggins, Adam ..................................... MP84-16 Wijayarathna, Suranga ........................ PD53-04 Wijburg, Carl ........................ MP34-15, MP92-05 Wijnstok, Nienke .................................... PD30-03 Wiklund, Peter ..... MP34-10, MP34-15, MP47-20, MP92-05, PD03-11, PD15-07, PD41-02, V1204, p190, p282 Wilcher, Kaila ............................................. V5-05 Wild, Trevor ........................................... MP12-11 Wiley, Kathleen ..................... MP57-01, PD37-11 Wilkins, Consuelo .................................. MP86-09 Wilkins, Lamont ... MP14-17, MP14-19, MP20-18, PD07-08 Wilkinson, Miles ...................................... PD08-12 Willard, Brian ......................................... MP15-02 Williams, A. ............................................ PD64-03 Williams, Andrew .................................. MP15-08 Williams, Daniel .................................... MP76-11 Williams, Daniel H. ................................ MP23-13 Williams, David A. ................................. MP29-12 Williams, Elizabeth .............................. PNFBA-08 Williams, James .... MP12-17, MP19-06, MP19-12 Williams, Jr., James C. ......... MP19-08, MP19-14 Williams, Koudy ..................... MP26-06, PD49-07 Williams, Marc ...................................... MP96-13 Williams, Matthew A. ........................... MP81-17 Williams, Michael .................................. PD62-04 Williams, Norman ................. MP33-20, MP70-18 Williams, Stephan ................................. MP25-13 Williams, Stephen .... MP05-02, MP21-11, MP4712, p14 Williams, Stephen B. ............................. MP04-14 Williamson, Elizabeth ............................ MP07-20 Willis, Cornelia ....................................... MP39-14 Wilson, Alexander ................................ MP15-20 Wilson, Bryan ........................................ MP96-09 Wilson, Jim ............................................ MP04-08 Wilson, Kathryn ..................................... MP38-09 Wilson, Kelli ............................................ MP98-10 Wilson, Leslie .......................................... PD06-03 Wilson, Mike .......................................... MP52-16 Wilson, Nathaniel ................................. MP11-15 Wilson, Scott ......................................... MP52-16 Wilson, Shandra ................. PD70-03, PNFLBA-10 Wilson, Shenelle .................................... MP24-04
Wilson, Steven ....... PD22-01, PD22-08, PD25-11, p15, p42, p56 Wilson, Steven K .................................... PD25-05 Wilson, Timothy ..................... MP64-07, PD10-06 Wilt, Timothy ............................ PNFLBA-11, p234 Wilton, John .......................................... MP87-12 Wimberly, Jennifer ............................... MP40-20 Winer, Andrew G. ................................. PD40-10 Winer, J. Michael ................................. MP61-06 Winfield, Howard ............................. p107, p108 Wingate, Jonathan .. MP46-07, PD54-03, V1-01 Winick-Ng, Jennifer .............................. MP32-11 Winkelman, Tyler ................... MP75-04, PD58-05 Winkle, David .............................................. p206 Winkler, Mathias ................... MP53-13, MP93-07 Winograd, Jonathan ........................... MP30-01 Winoker, Jared ... MP05-10, MP05-11, MP05-12, MP07-05, MP18-03, MP69-04, MP76-07, PD5909, V4-02 Winquist, Eric ........................ MP58-03, MP58-04 Winter, Alexander ................................. PD61-12 Winter, Ashley ............ PD25-02, PD44-04, V9-02 Winter, Christian .................... MP80-20, PD53-11 Winter, Christopher ............................... PD66-10 Winters, Brian ...... MP04-03, MP21-12, MP34-01, MP80-05, PD49-05 Winters, J. Christian .................. V2-01, p13, p31 Wintner, Anton ..................................... MP23-18 Wirth, Gregory ....................................... PD19-10 Wirth, Manfred .... MP15-15, MP18-02, MP21-07, MP54-08, PD33-09, PD43-01, PD51-03 Wise, Philip .................................................... p11 Wiseman, Jonathan ............................. MP82-05 Wiseman, Oliver .. MP50-15, MP50-16, MP50-17, PD16-10 Wisenbaugh, Eric ................................. MP79-16 Wishahi, Mohamed .............................. MP15-11 Withington, John ..... MP50-15, MP50-17, MP6815, PD16-10 Witjes, Alfred J. ...................... PD48-03, PD48-07 Witjes, Fred ............................................ PD19-10 Witjes, J. Alfred ..................................... p16, p79 Witt, Jorn H. ........................... PD10-01, PD20-10 Witten, Jon ............. PD29-05, PD34-01, PD60-01 Witten, Matthew .................................. MP05-18 Wittert, Gary ......................................... MP81-03 Wittmann, Tyler .................. MP100-12, MP23-13 Witzmann, Frank ................................... MP12-17 Witzsch, Ulrich ....................................... PD61-12 Wobker, Sara ........................................ MP88-20 Wøien, Chrissie T. .................................. MP94-05 Wojno, Kirk ............................ MP33-06, PD28-03 Woldu, Solomon . MP52-02, MP71-03, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP72-20, MP80-16, MP92-14, PD4011, PD49-03 Wolf, J. Stuart ....................... MP55-06, MP72-06 Wolf, Jr., J. Stuart ................ MP01-04, PNFBA-07 Wolf, Steven ......................................... MP92-15 Wolff, Erika .................................................. p191 Wolff, Gillian .............................................. V2-01 Wolf-Johnston, Amanda ...................... PD01-03 Wolfson, Allan B. ............................... PNFLBA-04 Wolin, Kathleen .................................... MP14-12 Wollin, Daniel ....... MP01-07, MP95-05, PD35-05, PD35-09 Wollin, Timothy ...................................... MP90-05 Wolpin, Seth .......................... MP69-18, PD06-03 Wong, Craig S. ..................................... MP61-06 Wong, Hing C. ...................................... MP15-12 Wong, Joyce ................................................ p40 Wong, Lih-Ming .... MP11-11, MP38-14, PD53-10 Wong, Michael ........................................... p315 Wong, Vincent ..................................... MP69-19 Wong, Yien Ning Sophia ..................... MP44-13 Wong, Yu-Ning ..................................... MP53-07 Woo, Henry .......... MP27-18, PD06-05, p11, p61 Wood, Bradford .. MP03-03, MP08-10, MP14-07, MP18-01, MP18-14, MP43-17, MP47-10, MP52-08, MP70-01, PD56-05, PD56-10, PD61-09 Wood, Christopher .. MP47-10, MP55-13, MP7103, MP71-05, MP71-06, MP78-02, PD04-03, PD04-09, PD20-08, PD43-07, p32, p207, p235 Wood, Daniel ....... MP24-13, MP63-13, PD38-08 Wood, David ..................... PD18-08, PNFLBA-10 Wood, Hadley .... MP24-14, MP36-20, MP46-06, MP46-10, PD29-06
Wood, Kyle ........................... MP01-12, MP12-01 Wood, Lauren ........ PD17-07, PD44-05, PD50-06 Wood, Lauren N. .................................. PD02-07 Wood, Richard .......................................... V7-07 Wood, Simon ........................................ MP18-11 Wood, Thomas ...... PD41-03, PD41-04, PD41-06 Woodhams, Simon ............................... PD36-06 Woodlief, Tracey ..... MP93-06, MP93-12, MP9702, PD51-06 Woodrum, David A. .................................. V4-09 Woods, Michael .. MP04-01, MP86-05, PD06-10, PPTLBA-02 Woodward, Nick .................................. MP68-15 Worcester, Elaine ..... MP12-17, MP19-08, MP1912, MP19-14, MP19-16, MP19-18, MP95-16, p281 Wotzka, Carola .................................... MP46-12 Wrana, Jeffrey ...................................... MP65-09 Wren, James ......................................... MP79-04 Wren, James D. .................................... MP49-01 Wright, Christopher ................................... V8-11 Wright, Collier ....................................... MP52-08 Wright, Jonathan ..... MP04-03, MP21-12, MP3401, MP80-05, PD09-09, PD43-12, PD49-05 Wright, Jonathan L ............................... MP58-04 Wright, Jonathan L. .............. MP86-16, PD06-12 Wruck, Jan ............................................ MP09-12 Wruck, Jan M. ...................................... MP09-10 Wszolek, Matthew F. ............ MP38-19, PD36-12 Wu, Angela .......................... MP38-17, MP38-18 Wu, Bo ................................................... MP02-07 Wu, Changhao .................................... MP42-15 Wu, Chen-Han Wilfred ......................... MP12-11 Wu, Chia-Chang .................................. MP10-07 Wu, Chia-Hao ....................................... MP65-02 Wu, Chin-Lee ........................ MP17-07, PD55-05 Wu, Christina ........................................ MP87-10 Wu, Chun .............................................. MP98-14 Wu, Chun-Te ......................................... PD37-03 Wu, Denglong ...................................... MP99-17 Wu, Gang ............................................. MP99-17 Wu, Guan ..... MP03-11, PNFLBA-10, V4-01, p14, p38, p245 Wu, Jeremy ........................................... MP90-05 Wu, Jitao .............. MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-16 Wu, JunLong ......................................... MP60-13 Wu, Junshen ......................................... MP60-04 Wu, Kaijie .............................. MP48-08, MP60-01 Wu, Meng .............................................. PD37-09 Wu, Peng .............................................. MP99-19 Wu, Pengjie .......................................... MP60-05 Wu, Ping ................................................ MP39-06 Wu, Qufei .............................................. MP95-01 Wu, Rui .................................................. MP42-15 Wu, Shiliang ........................................... PD01-07 Wu, Shulin ............................................. MP17-07 Wu, Wayland ........................................ MP66-03 Wu, Xian ................................................ PD20-09 Wu, Xiao-Cheng ................................... PD28-04 Wu, Xue-Ru ......... MP34-12, MP65-16, MP98-08, MP98-16, PD12-04, PNFBA-11, p38 Wu, Yishuo ............................................ MP57-01 Wu, Yuanyi ............................................ MP45-15 Wuerzner, Gre ´ goire .............................. MP01-20 Wun, Ted ............................... MP15-06, PD19-04 Wyatt, Alexander ................................. MP44-08 Wyatt, Bryce ......................................... MP66-08 Wyler, Stephen ...................................... PD47-09 Wynder, Jalissa ..................................... MP17-08 Wyner, Lawrence ..................................... FRII-13 Wynia, Blake .......................................... PD09-11 Wyre, Hadley ........................................ MP54-02 Wysock, James ... MP01-15, MP38-13, MP96-14, PD61-05
X Xavier, Aline .......................................... MP91-08 Xavier, Charles ..................... MP87-14, MP87-19 Xi, Liu ..................................................... MP71-01 Xi, Yin ..................... MP08-03, MP22-11, PD61-06 Xia, Kai .................................................. MP41-14 Xia, Leilei .. MP21-17, MP72-11, MP78-08, MP9605 Xiao, Bo ................................................. MP75-15 Xiao, Chunlei ........................................ MP75-13
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Xiao, Dongdong .................................. MP94-06 Xiao, Juanjuan ..................................... MP60-04 Xiao, Lianchun ..................................... MP78-02 Xiao, Shun ............................................. MP28-02 Xiao, Wenjun ........................................ MP37-16 Xiao, Xingyuan ..................................... MP17-16 Xie, Donghua ....................................... MP68-04 Xie, Hua ................................................ MP41-06 Xie, Huyang ........ MP34-06, MP44-07, MP55-10, MP58-08 Xie, Liping ..................................................... p38 Xie, Wanling .......................................... PD10-02 Xie, Wen .................................................... V6-04 Xie, Yi ..................................................... PD69-04 Xie, Zhitong ........................................... MP04-06 Xin, Li ........................................................... p139 Xin, Zhongcheng . MP45-15, PD45-06, PD69-04, p38 Xu, Abai ................................................. PD33-11 Xu, Aibai ............................... MP41-12, MP73-01 Xu, Aiming ............................................ MP07-04 Xu, Ang .................................................. PD46-12 Xu, Axiang ............................................ MP52-12 Xu, Bo .................................................... MP39-14 Xu, Jianfeng ......... MP33-11, MP57-01, PD37-11 Xu, Jiejie ................................ MP55-10, MP58-08 Xu, Jingxiong ......................................... PD65-01 Xu, Naijin ............... MP41-12, MP73-01, PD33-11 Xu, Peng ................................................ PD33-11 Xu, Sheng .............................................. MP52-13 Xu, Wei ................................................... PD28-01 Xu, Yizhe ................................................ MP79-01 Xu, Yongde ........................................... MP45-15 Xu, Zhenqun ......................................... MP31-14 xue, Boxin .............................................. MP99-05 Xue, Wei ................................ MP63-05, PD39-12 Xylinas, Evangelous ............... PD48-03, PD48-07 Xylinas, Evanguelos . MP58-04, MP67-18, MP7103, MP78-09, MP78-13, p90
Y Yab, Tracy C. ........................................ PD71-03 Yabana, Tadashi .................................. PD19-05 Yabe, Ichiro ........................................... PD64-09 Yabe, Michihiro .................................... MP48-04 Yabes, Jonathan .................. MP96-07, PD32-09 Yacoub, Joseph ................... MP14-16, PD55-09 Yada, Yasufumi .................................... MP11-04 Yadav, Kamlesh K. .. MP14-08, MP33-09, MP8709, PD37-10 Yadav, Naveen ..................... PD13-05, PD46-12 Yadav, Priyank ..... MP36-12, MP68-20, MP74-02 Yadav, Shalini S. . MP14-08, MP33-09, MP87-09, PD37-10 Yafi, Faysal .......... MP46-06, MP56-01, MP56-02, MP56-03, PD22-06, PD31-08 Yafi, Faysal A. ........................................ PD25-05 Yaggie, Ryan ........................................ MP85-20 Yaghoubian, Alan ................ MP02-07, PD16-03 Yamabe, Fumito .................................. MP60-17 Yamac¸ake, Kleiton ............... MP30-07, PD38-11 Yamac¸ake, Kleiton G R ....................... MP74-16 Yamada, Hiroki ..................................... MP47-13 Yamada, Hiroshi ................................... MP67-12 Yamada, Kazuhiko ............................... MP06-13 Yamada, Shigeyuki .............................. MP80-02 Yamaga, Takashi ................................. MP83-11 Yamaguchi, Akito ................. MP71-18, PD26-11 Yamaguchi, Noriya .............. MP60-20, MP97-18 Yamaguchi, Raizo ................................ MP71-18 Yamaguchi, Seiji .. MP71-04, MP71-08, MP88-08 Yamamoto, Hayato ........... MP16-13, MP34-18, MP44-04, MP71-12, MP86-06, MP97-01, PD53-08 Yamamoto, Kazuhiro ........................... MP21-05 Yamamoto, Kiyohito ............................ MP21-05 Yamamoto, Ryohei .............................. MP74-19 Yamamoto, Satoshi ............ MP37-09, MP37-15, MP78-05 Yamamoto, Shinya .............................. MP16-06 Yamamoto, Tokunori .......... MP09-14, MP29-01, MP29-09, MP47-18, MP94-17, PD18-12, PD3903 Yamamoto, Toshihiro ........... MP47-13, PD33-08
Yamamoto, Yoshiaki ........... MP21-04, MP44-09, MP60-15, MP73-08 Yamamoto, Yoshiyuki .......... MP73-02, MP99-06 Yamamura, Soichiro ............................ MP14-06 Yamanaka, Naoyuki ............................ MP26-09 Yamasaki, Kazumitsu ........................... MP07-10 Yamasaki, Koji ...................................... MP60-06 Yamasaki, Takeshi ................................ MP57-06 Yamasaki, Toshinari ............. MP02-12, MP20-08, MP44-19 Yamashi, Sadamu ................................ MP97-03 Yamashita, Hironobu ........................... MP98-12 Yamashita, Shimpei . MP01-16, MP62-02, MP6203, MP64-14, PD21-10 Yamashita, Shinichi . MP37-19, MP52-01, MP7804, MP80-02, PD53-08 Yamashita, Takuto ............................... MP78-06 Yamazaki, Taisuke ................................ MP20-14 Yamini, Nazila ....................................... MP41-20 Yamzon, Jonathan .. MP03-16, MP64-07, PD1006, PD18-11 Yan, Hao ............................................... MP26-11 Yan, Phyllis ........... MP32-20, MP76-02, PD32-01, PD32-03 Yan, Sylvia ............................. MP80-11, PD49-04 Yan, Xiang ............................ MP88-16, MP98-14 Yanagida, Tomohiko ........................... MP31-09 Yanagihara, Yutaka ............................. MP18-15 Yanagisawa, Takafumi ........................ MP20-14 Yanai, Yoshinori ..................... PD40-09, PD48-10 Yanase, Masahiro ................................ MP53-02 Yandian, Juan ...................................... MP16-17 Yanes, Rafael ........................................ PD16-08 Yang, Bo ............................................... MP60-04 Yang, Bob ............................. MP23-05, PD55-08 Yang, Chongzhe .................................. MP98-14 Yang, Dae Yul ....................................... PD69-05 Yang, David .......................................... MP55-05 Yang, David Y ..... MP46-11, MP72-08, PD67-10, V4-09 Yang, Eun Mi ........................ MP02-14, MP63-12 Yang, Fan ............................................. MP43-01 Yang, Jian ............................................. MP26-11 Yang, Joy .............. MP57-19, MP83-14, PD37-12 Yang, Jun .............................................. MP81-14 Yang, Kevin ............................................... V6-08 Yang, Kunlin ............................................ V10-10 Yang, Lijun ............................................ MP60-04 Yang, Lin ............................... MP14-12, MP84-15 Yang, Lu ............... MP03-01, MP06-04, MP08-18 Yang, Michael ...................................... PD69-02 Yang, Min ............................................. MP12-12 Yang, Patrick ....... MP59-17, MP66-12, PD21-04, V7-06, V8-04 Yang, Qiyun .......................................... MP41-14 Yang, Richard ..................................... MP100-09 Yang, Rong ........................................... MP88-16 Yang, Sang-Kuk .................................... PD69-05 Yang, See ............................................. MP12-12 Yang, Stephan Shei-Dei ....................... MP26-15 Yang, Tong-Xin ..................................... MP42-12 Yang, Wenbin ....................................... MP85-20 Yang, Weng-Horng .............................. MP78-03 Yang, Wen-Horng ................................ MP21-10 Yang, William ........................................ PD67-11 Yang, Xiao ............................................ MP48-15 Yang, Xiaoping ..................................... PD33-02 Yang, Ximing J ..................................... MP83-04 Yang, Xinyu .......................... MP48-05, MP67-19 Yang, Yang ......... MP60-11, MP65-12, MP83-20, MP87-13, PD01-07 Yang, Yi ................................................. MP92-10 Yang, Yong ........................................... MP45-15 Yanke, Brent ......................................... MP27-13 Yano, Akihiro ........................................ MP04-19 Yano, Kazuo ......................................... MP26-19 Yano, Kimihiro ....................................... MP16-11 Yano, Masashi ...................................... MP57-15 Yao, Erik ................................................ MP77-18 Yao, Jorge ............................................. PD71-05 Yao, Masahiro ...................................... MP05-19 Yao, Shiyin ............................................ MP98-05 Yao, Xuping .......................................... MP73-11 Yap, Stanley ........ MP04-09, MP15-06, PD19-04, PD28-10, p104 Yap, Tet ................................................. MP07-20 Yarat, Aysen ......................................... MP94-01
Yared, Joseph .......................................... FRII-05 Yarlagadda, Vidhush K. ......... MP12-19, V10-11 Yaroslavsky, Ilya .................................... PD42-07 Yaskiv, Oksana ...................................... PD62-10 Yasmin, Habiba .................................... MP63-15 Yassein, Alaya ...................................... MP11-14 Yassin, Aksam ...... MP91-11, MP91-14, PD45-01, PD45-03 Yassin, Dany-Jan . MP91-11, MP91-14, PD45-01, PD45-03 Yasuda, Masanori ................................ MP37-06 Yasuda, Sayaka ................................... MP57-06 Yasuda, Takuji ....................................... MP88-02 Yasuda, Yosuke .................................... MP16-06 Yasui, Masato ....................................... MP28-16 Yasui, Takahiro .... MP07-12, MP12-02, MP12-16, MP12-20, MP13-20, MP19-10, MP31-07, MP41-18, MP62-04, MP66-05, MP83-03, MP86-07, MP89-11, MP98-11, PD21-01, PD2105 Yasumizu, Yota ... MP05-04, MP09-18, MP16-07, MP67-11, MP83-02, MP83-10, MP87-20 Yasumoto, Hiroaki ... MP38-20, MP48-12, MP7116, PD11-03 Yaxley, John ............................................... p190 Yazbek Hanna, Marcelino .................. MP24-06 Ye, Ding-Wei ....... MP34-06, MP37-16, MP44-02, MP44-07, MP55-10, MP58-08, MP60-10, MP60-13, MP67-02, MP73-03, MP73-04, MP80-11, PD49-01, PD49-02 Ye, Ding-wei .......................................... PD49-04 Ye, Xiang-xiang .................... MP40-08, MP82-17 Ye, Xiaohong ........................................ MP81-01 Ye, Zaojun .. MP43-02, PD14-01, PD14-02, PD3202 Ye, Zhangqun ...................... MP12-03, MP68-16 Yecies, Todd ......................................... MP08-07 Yeh, Chiuan-Ren .................................. MP87-13 Yeh, Jih-Chao ...................... MP31-18, MP85-04 Yeh, Judy .............................................. MP82-07 Yeh, Shuyuan ............. MP65-12, MP87-13, p271 Yelikar, Aditya ...................................... MP30-13 Yeo, Jung Kyun .................................... MP91-05 Yeong, Tian Tian ................................... MP38-03 Yerkes, Elizabeth ......................................... p157 Yerram, Nitin ......................... MP38-12, PD22-10 Yeung, Alex W. ................................. PNFLBA-13 Yi, Chongil ............................................. PD08-03 Yi, Stephanie ........................................ MP98-02 Yi, Yooni ................. MP46-14, PD25-12, PD34-09 Yih, Jessica ............................................ MP69-14 Yildirim, Asif ........................................... MP20-15 Yılmaz, Sercan ...................................... MP56-17 Yim, Kendrick ........................................ MP47-10 Yin, Guo Nan ....... MP45-11, MP45-13, MP45-18 Yin, Jing ................................................. MP17-19 Yin, Peng-Nien ...................................... MP65-01 Yip, Wesley ........................................... MP25-07 Ynalvez, Leslie ....................................... MP04-14 Yock, Torrun ................................................ p108 Yoffe, Chen ........................................... PD19-09 Yokomizo, Akira .................................... MP10-09 Yokomizo, Yumiko ................ MP05-19, MP28-16 Yokoo, Takeshi ..................... MP08-03, MP22-11 Yokoyama, Minato . MP15-04, MP16-06, MP3105, MP39-12, MP49-07, MP57-12, MP71-15, MP72-14, PD11-08 Yokoyama, Naoki ................................ MP74-13 Yokoyama, Osamu .............. MP86-10, PD44-06 Yonemori, Masaya .. MP60-16, MP73-05, MP9819 Yonese, Junji ......................................... MP16-06 Yoneyama, Shuko ................................ MP28-16 Yoneyama, Takahiro .......... MP16-13, MP21-19, MP34-04, MP34-18, MP37-01, MP71-12, MP71-14, MP86-02, MP86-06, MP97-01 Yoneyama, Tohru .... MP06-02, MP16-13, MP2807, MP71-07, MP71-14, MP97-01, PD53-08, PD53-09, PD71-10 Yoneyma, Tohru ................................... MP44-04 Yong, Courtney .................................... PD16-03 Yong, Hsiang Rong Clement .............. MP30-15 Yonover, Paul ....................................... MP08-15 Yoo, Dong Hoon .................. MP02-14, MP63-12 Yoo, Eun Sang ...................... MP09-11, MP29-04 Yoo, James ........... MP45-20, MP74-06, PD49-07 Yoo, Jennie ........................................... MP79-15
390
Yoo, Sang Gune .................................. MP68-02 Yoo, Sangjun ....... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP55-03, MP59-09 Yoon, Cheol Yong ............... MP28-12, MP98-18 Yoon, Chul Soo .................................... MP73-14 Yoon, Hung-Yoon ................ MP65-10, MP65-11 Yoon, Jangyoel ..................................... PD70-04 Yoon, Jong Hyun .................................. MP09-11 Yoon, Joon Ho ...................... PD42-01, PD42-02 Yoon, Renai ........... MP52-17, PD41-10, PD42-09 Yoon, Sol ............................................... MP23-08 Yoon, sol ............................................... MP84-08 Yoon, Sungroh ...................................... MP33-19 Yoon, Young Eun ..... MP06-12, MP06-14, MP0615, MP16-14, MP39-18, MP49-18, MP73-20, V6-12 York, Nadya ........ MP19-08, MP19-14, MP90-03, MP90-08, PD21-09, PD23-08, PD30-05, V1105, V5-08 Yorozu, Takashi ..................................... MP20-14 Yoshida, Junya ..................................... MP26-20 Yoshida, Kazuhiko ... MP28-15, MP49-09, MP6712, MP78-10, MP78-12, MP88-04 Yoshida, Kenichi ................................... MP71-02 Yoshida, Kenji ........................................ PD46-06 Yoshida, Soichiro ..... MP15-04, MP31-05, MP4907, MP57-12, MP71-15, MP83-13, PD11-08 Yoshida, Takahiro .... MP41-15, MP48-19, MP6520 Yoshikawa, Masaki ............................... PD19-05 Yoshikawa, Yuki ... MP10-08, MP21-05, MP88-19 Yoshimine, Shunsuke ............................ MP41-11 Yoshimura, Naoki ..... MP11-06, MP13-19, MP1701, MP26-09, MP29-01, MP29-09, MP31-02, MP42-02, MP42-03, MP82-03, MP82-09, MP85-01, MP85-03, MP94-09, PD01-02, PD0108, PD70-09, p209 Yoshino, Hirofumi ..... MP60-16, MP73-05, MP9819, PD10-03 Yoshino, Yasuhi ..................................... PD18-12 Yoshino, Yasushi ................................... MP47-18 Yoshioka, Kunihiko ................................ PD51-07 Yoshiyama, Yasutoshi ........... MP47-13, PD33-08 Yoshizako, Tsuyoshi ............................... PD11-03 Yoshizato, Tetsuichi .............................. MP71-02 Yosihida, Kazuhiko ............................... MP11-04 Yosseopowitch, Ofer ........... MP23-11, MP84-05 Yossepowitch, Ofer .............................. MP22-09 You, Dalsan ......... MP16-16, MP55-02, MP59-09, MP71-10 You, Jae Hyung .................................... MP40-04 You, Kwang Ho .................................... MP45-12 You, Sungyong ..................................... MP87-11 Young Hwii, Ko ..................................... MP26-17 Young, Amanda .................................. MP50-10 Young, Brian ......................................... MP01-07 Young, Denise ...................... MP87-18, PD71-11 Young, Ezekiel ........................................... V7-11 Young, Jason ........................................ MP79-10 Young, Jonathan ................................. MP22-07 Young, Paul .......................................... MP92-17 Younis, Ayman ...................................... MP80-01 Yousefi, Kasra ...... MP14-17, MP14-19, MP57-18, MP64-12, PD07-08, PD28-11, PD71-01, PD7202 Youssef, Ramy ...... MP01-19, MP10-12, MP10-15 Yrastorza, Samuel ....................................... p282 Yu, Alice ................................................ MP88-12 Yu, Changhong .................................... PD56-02 Yu, Dominic .......................................... MP68-15 Yu, Evan Y. ............................................ MP58-04 yu, fan ................................................... MP60-11 Yu, Guoyu ............................................. MP99-11 Yu, Ho Song ........................................... PD69-03 Yu, Hongjie ........................................... MP57-01 Yu, Hwan Yeul ...................................... MP41-07 Yu, Kai-jie ............................................... PD04-09 Yu, Kai-Jie .............................. PD20-08, PD52-03 Yu, Michelle .......... MP88-14, MP95-12, PD70-07 Yu, Qingfeng ........................................ MP82-14 Yu, Richard ........................................... MP61-15 Yu, Richard N. ........................................... V7-03 Yu, Shan ................................................ PD12-05 Yu, Wei ................................... PD01-07, PD43-04 Yu, Xiao ................................ MP68-16, MP68-17 Yuan, James ......................................... PD44-09 Yuan, Lin ............................................... MP97-15
Yuan, Xiaoyi .......................................... MP26-11 Yuan, Yiming ......................................... PD45-06 Yuasa, Takeshi ...................................... MP16-06 Yucetas, Ugur ....................................... MP20-15 Yue, Juntao .......................................... MP60-04 Yuh, Bertram ....... MP03-16, MP64-07, MP92-05, PD06-11, PD10-06, PD18-11, PD24-10 Yu-Lee, Li-Yuan ..................................... MP99-11 Yum, Seunghee .................................... MP22-12 Yuminaga, Yuigi ................................... MP38-14 Yumioka, Tetsuya ................................. MP60-20 Yumioka, Yetsuya ................................. MP97-18 Yun, Byeong Hwa ................................ MP28-02 Yun, Cui ................................................ MP60-11 Yun, Joho .............................................. MP73-14 Yun, Seok-Joong .................................. MP65-14 Yunyuan, Li ............................................ PD50-10 Yura, Emily ............................................ MP95-11 Yurgan, Haley ....................................... MP29-15 Yutani, Shigeru ..................................... MP78-06
Z Zabell, Joseph ..... MP49-04, MP49-10, MP59-15, MP59-16, MP93-03, MP93-10, PD20-11, PD5512, PD73-03 Zabor, Emily .......................................... MP58-02 Zaccai, Keren ........................................ PD43-05 Zacharacis, Evangelos ......................... PD25-08 Zacharias, Mario ................................... PD61-12 Zachariou, Athanasios ......................... MP89-08 Zaffuto, Emanuele ... MP03-04, MP05-08, MP2003, MP20-13, MP34-20, MP46-01, MP47-14, MP54-19, MP58-01, MP58-13, MP58-20, MP64-10, MP67-17, MP77-16, MP97-07, MP97-08, MP97-09, MP97-10, MP97-11, MP97-12, PD03-03, PD15-08, PD15-10, PD3705, PD47-12, PD51-01, PD51-10, PD51-11 Zahalsky, Michael ................................. MP41-13 Zahran, Abdelrahman ......... MP68-08, MP81-06 Zahran, Mohamed ............................... MP07-20 Zahran, Mohamed H ........................... MP10-17 Zahran, Mohamed H. .......................... MP06-09 Zahran, Mohammad ........................... MP74-20 Zahran, Mohammed ............................ PD43-05 Zaid, Harras ....... MP100-06, MP10-11, MP34-02, MP34-14, MP72-01, MP72-08 Zainfeld, Daniel ..................................... PD36-02 Zakaluzny, Scott A. ............... MP79-01, PD63-02 Zakariasen, Kay .................................... MP29-20 Zakoji, Hidenori ...................................... PD11-09 Zalcberg, John ...................................... PD47-11 Zaldivair, Frank ...................................... MP26-17 Zambon, Joao .... MP26-06, MP29-14, MP52-11, PD01-06, PD49-07 Zamboni, Stefania ............... MP05-01, MP34-09 Zamilpa, Ismael .................................... MP32-02 Zamora, Marta ..................................... MP17-13 Zampini, Anna .... MP12-05, MP12-15, MP93-10, PD16-08, PD55-12, V10-05 Zampolli, Hamilton ................ MP16-17, PD73-06 Zamyatina, Viktoria ................................. V11-11 Zanaty, Marc ...... MP20-03, MP20-13, MP27-10, MP27-11, MP93-04, PD47-12 Zandegiacomo DeZorzi, Silvia ............. MP03-18 Zandegiacomo, Silvia ......... MP28-04, MP77-03, PD19-01 Zangi, Mahdi ........................................ MP02-07 Zangi, Yachen ...................................... MP99-05 Zanini, Maria .............................................. V5-05 Zaninovic, Nikica .................................. PD68-03 Zanoni, Lucia ......................................... PD61-01 Zanoni, Matteo ..................................... PD15-03 Zaontz, Mark ................................................. p36 Zapf, Matthew A. ................. MP05-09, PD36-01 Zappala, Stephen ................. PD07-01, PD40-08 Zareba, Piotr ......................... MP73-17, PD53-02 Zargar, Homayoun .............. MP58-03, MP58-04 Zargar-Shoshtari, Kamran ... MP15-08, MP58-03, MP58-04 Zaslau, Stanley ...................................... PD44-07 Zaslavsky, Alexander ........... MP87-07, PD71-06, PD71-07 Zastrow, Stefan .... MP18-02, MP21-07, PD43-01, PD51-03
Zattoni, Fabio ...... MP53-14, MP55-05, MP59-08, PD11-01, PD36-03 Zattoni, Filiberto .. MP47-01, MP53-14, MP55-05, PD11-01, PD36-03 Zavaski, Michael E. ............................... PD05-11 Zaytseva, Anastasia .................. PD02-09, V2-05 Zderic, Stephen .................................... MP61-04 Zeccolini, Guglielmo ............................ MP49-02 Zee, Jarcy ............................................. MP12-12 Zee, Rebecca S. .................................. MP61-08 Zee, Tiffany ........................................... MP12-12 Zeger, Scott ........................................... PD55-07 Zehir, Ahmet ......... MP58-02, MP65-15, PD48-11 Zeidel, Mark .......................... MP85-06, MP85-07 Zeitlin, Scott ........................................... PD13-04 Zelefsky, Michael .................................. PD24-11 Zelhof, Bachar ...................................... MP24-06 Zelkovic, Paul ................................................ p36 Zembower, Teresa ............................... MP11-12 Zemp, Logan ......................................... PD63-07 Zeng, Hao ............................................. MP99-11 Zeng, Jin ................................................ MP48-08 Zennami, Kenji ...................... MP83-12, MP99-14 Zequi, Stenio ......................................... MP16-17 Zervopoulos, Sotirios ............................. MP60-14 Zetter, Bruce .......................................... PD65-05 Zewin, Tamer ........................................ MP91-03 Zhan, Lin ................................................ MP57-10 Zhan, Yan ..................................................... p38 Zhang, Cheng ...................... MP37-07, MP37-12 Zhang, Chiyuan .................... PD13-03, PD14-06 Zhang, Chong ..... MP35-06, MP35-07, PD13-02, PD64-01, PD64-04 Zhang, Deying ...................................... MP23-01 Zhang, Fan ............................................ MP65-03 Zhang, Fenglin ...................................... MP98-16 Zhang, Gutian ...................................... MP72-13 Zhang, Haibo ........................................ MP45-17 Zhang, Hai-Liang ................. MP60-10, MP60-13, MP73-03 Zhang, Huijian ....................................... MP99-19 Zhang, Jianzhong ................................ MP07-04 Zhang, J.J. Haijing ................................ MP93-10 Zhang, Jun ............................................ MP87-01 Zhang, Kelvin ........................................ MP88-03 Zhang, Lei ............................. MP36-08, MP60-04 Zhang, Liangfang ......................................... p41 Zhang, Lijun ........................................... MP98-14 Zhang, Liti .............................................. MP57-01 Zhang, Liying ......................................... PD28-05 Zhang, Michael .................................... MP37-20 Zhang, Mimi W. ..................................... PD23-12 Zhang, Nan ........................................... MP20-05 Zhang, Ning .......................................... MP57-01 Zhang, Ping ........................................... MP80-18 Zhang, Qian ................................................. p38 Zhang, Qiang ....................................... MP83-04 Zhang, Qihuang .................................... PD28-01 Zhang, Qingling .................................... MP97-15 Zhang, Rong ......................................... PD70-01 Zhang, Shiwei ....................................... MP88-16 Zhang, Shudong ................................... PD20-02 Zhang, Tuo ............................................ MP48-18 Zhang, Wei ........................................... MP07-08 Zhang, Xiaodong .................................. PD69-04 Zhang, Xiaowei .................................... MP94-03 Zhang, Xin ............................................. MP75-15 Zhang, Xinhua ...................................... MP17-19 Zhang, Xu .............................. MP52-12, PD20-03 Zhang, Yang ......................................... MP97-15 Zhang, Yingchun .................................. MP26-12 Zhang, Yong ......................................... MP23-01 Zhang, Yonggang ................................ MP83-12 Zhang, Yuanyuan .... MP23-01, MP26-11, MP4114, MP45-20, MP81-01 Zhang, Yushi ......................... MP16-04, MP39-07 Zhang, Zheng .................................... PNFLBA-05 Zhang, Zhenwei .................................... PD10-02 Zhang, Zhichao ..................................... PD45-06 Zhang, Zhipeng .................................... MP03-15 Zhao, Lee ............ MP11-02, MP24-01, MP79-09, V2-06, p12, p39, p56, p158, p308 Zhao, Lee C. ..... PD29-02, V10-01, V4-04, V9-06 Zhao, Philip ................................................... p14 Zhao, Shoujun ....................................... MP96-03 Zhao, Shuang G. ................................ PNFBA-09
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Zhao, Xiaozhi ....... MP49-16, MP72-07, MP72-13, V3-05 Zhao, Xinyu ........................................... MP19-05 Zhao, Yue .............................................. MP99-07 Zhao, Yulin ............................................ MP98-09 Zheng, Ian ............................................. PD66-09 Zheng, S. Lilly ......................................... PD37-11 Zheng, Shaobin .................................... MP99-19 Zheng, Tao ............................................ MP41-14 Zheng, Wei ............................................ PD45-06 Zheng, Xiaoyong .................................. MP48-17 Zheng, Yingye ...... MP43-10, MP43-11, PD55-02 Zheng, Yu .............................................. MP15-07 Zheng, Zongyu ..................... MP65-16, MP98-12 Zholudev, Vitaly .................... MP32-19, PD58-08 Zhong, Lijun ........................................... MP39-11 Zhong, Liren ......... MP23-01, MP26-11, MP45-20 Zhong, Qing .......................................... MP62-11 Zhou, Haoming ..................................... MP83-12 Zhou, Jiancheng .................................. MP60-01 Zhou, Liqaun ................................................. p38 Zhou, Li-Qun .... MP78-01, PD45-06, V10-10, p38 Zhou, Ming ............................................ MP86-17 Zhou, Tie ........................................................ p38 Zhou, Xiaochen .................... MP37-07, MP37-12 Zhou, Yibin ............................................ MP99-05 Zhu, Chen ............................................. MP97-15 Zhu, Feng .............................................. MP60-04 Zhu, Hui ................. MP53-17, MP97-19, PD65-07 Zhu, Jiang .............................................. PD08-09 Zhu, Junlan ........................................... MP34-12 Zhu, MaiHua ......................................... MP41-06 Zhu, Qingyi ............................................ MP97-15 Zhu, William ........................................... MP87-10 Zhu, Xinhua ............................................ PD62-10 Zhu, Yao ... MP37-16, MP44-02, MP60-13, MP7303, MP80-11, PD49-01, PD49-02, PD49-04 Zhu, Yinjie ............................................... PD39-12 Zhu, Yiping ............................ MP34-06, MP44-02 Zhu, Yu .................. MP58-08, MP67-02, MP73-04 Zhuang, Liyan ............................................... p38 Zhumkhawala, Ali . MP03-16, PD10-06, PD18-11 Zibelman, Matthew .............................. MP58-12 Ziegelmann, Matthew ........ MP25-10, MP25-18, MP46-05, MP56-13, MP56-16, MP84-01, MP84-09, PD31-01, PD31-07 Ziegler, Kirk ............................................ MP23-04 Ziemba, Justin ....... MP90-15, PD11-12, PD58-10 Ziemiewicz, Timothy ........... MP100-12, MP22-05 Ziemlewicz, Timothy ........ MP100-04, MP100-09, MP100-18, PD32-11 Zietman, Anthony ................. PD55-03, PD55-05 Zigeuner, Richard ................................. PD04-10 Zilberman, Dorit ..................... PD15-01, PD73-08 Zilli, Thomas ........................................... MP53-12 Zimmern, Philippe ..... MP40-11, MP40-20, PD1712, PD26-09, PD50-11, p209, p235 Zin, Arma ............................................... PD13-04 Zineddine, Khene ................. MP49-19, MP49-20 Ziogas, Argyrios .................................... MP10-12 Zisman, Amnon .... MP19-02, MP52-03, MP59-12 zisman, Amnon ..................................... MP75-09 Zisman, Anna ........................................ MP95-16 Zisman, Ariel ......................... MP68-19, MP75-10 Zitzmann, Michael ................................ MP91-07 Zlatev, Dimitar V. .................. MP85-11, PD68-09 Zlotnik, Marina ....................................... PD19-09 Zlotta, Alexandre ..... MP38-05, MP65-09, MP7016, MP77-18, PD19-11, PD24-08, PD48-05, PD55-06, PD57-04, PD65-01, p13, p235 Zoltan, Edward ..................................... MP27-13 Zoni, Eugenio ...... MP41-10, MP44-17, MP99-16, PD33-06 Zordani, Alessio ..................................... PD41-10 Zorn, Kevin ........... MP02-09, MP13-09, MP20-03, MP20-13, MP27-08, MP27-10, MP27-11, MP93-04, PD27-08, PD27-12, PD47-12, p15, p122 Zotikov, Alexandr ................................. MP28-10 Zou, Kelly ............................................... MP76-16 Zouanat, Fatima ................................... PD65-12 Zubiaur, Carmen .................................. MP40-14 Zubkoff, Lisa ........................................... PD06-06 Zucchi, Alessandro ............... PD17-01, PD17-04, PD17-05 Zuccolotto, Paola ................................ MP47-20 Zuckerman, Jack ................. MP46-17, MP79-11
Zugor, Vahudin ..................................... MP68-01 Zukerman, Ryan ................................... MP80-09 Zumsteg, Zachary ................................ MP20-02 Zun ˜ iga, Alvaro ...................................... MP16-17
Zuo, Yi .................................................... MP99-19 Zvara, Peter .......................................... MP94-05 Zwaans, Bernadette ........... MP29-07, MP31-04, PD12-11
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Zwarthoff, Ellen C. ................................ MP34-01 Zwaschka, Theresa .............. MP19-13, MP62-07 Zylstra, Samuel ...................... MP31-16, PD26-02
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