European Archives - Page 801 of 994 - European Medical Journal

Detrusor Bioengineering using Compressed Collagen, Adipose-Derived Stem Cells, and Smooth Muscle Cells

Conditions impairing bladder function in children and adults require an augmentation cystoplasty and other reconstructive procedures upon the failure of…

Validation of Automated Kidney Stone Volumetry in Low Dose Computed Tomography

In the clinical trials on urolithiasis, stone size is mostly assessed by maximum diameter; however, most stones are not spherical.

Five-Year Prospective Study Evaluating Healthcare-Associated Infections in a Urology Ward: Risk Factors, Microbiological Characteristics, and Resistance Patterns

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in urological patients have special characteristics due to specific risk factors such as a high prevalence of…

Characterisation and Personalised Treatment Response in Primary and Metastatic Prostate Canceroids

Prostate cancer (PCa) associated mortality results from metastasis to bone and resistance to androgen deprivation or cytotoxic therapy.

Novel Chronic Tibial Neuromodulation Treatment Option for Overactive Bladder Significantly Improves Urgency/Urge Urinary Incontinence and Normalises Sleep Patterns: Initial Results

According to the European Association of Urology (EAU), 20–≥30% of adults experience urinary incontinence, while up to an estimated 30% of females aged…

Preventing Urethral Trauma from Inadvertent Inflation of Catheter Balloon in the Urethra During Catheterisation: Evaluation of a Novel Safety Syringe after Correlating Trauma with Urethral Distension and Catheter Balloon Pressure

Urethral catheterisation is a routine task that is frequently performed within a healthcare setting. Urethral injury typically occurs in men when the catheter’s anchoring balloon is inadvertently inflated inside the urethra.

Psychological Distress in Patients Undergoing Surgery for Urological Cancer: A Single-Centre Cross-Sectional Study

There has been increasing interest in the literature on the disease-specific psychological wellbeing of patients with cancer, and it has been estimated…

Relvar Ellipta Significantly Improved Asthma Control in Salford Lung Study Patients Compared with Their Usual Care

GlaxoSmithKline plc and Innoviva Inc today announced positive results from the innovative Salford Lung Study (SLS) in asthma.

Osimertinib Improves Symptoms in Advanced Lung Cancer Patients

Osimertinib improves cancer-related symptoms in patients with advanced lung cancer, according to an analysis presented at the ELCC.

White Blood Cell Count Predicts Response to Lung Cancer Immunotherapy

Geneva, Switzerland, 05 May 2017 – White blood cell counts can predict whether or not lung cancer patients will benefit from immunotherapy, according to…