Philadelphia
Urologic Society



An educational establishment in Philadelphia since 1911, the Philadelphia Urologic Society (PUS) brings together faculty, residents, and students with preeminent leaders in the field of Urology to discuss, learn about, and advance the frontiers of urological practice.



Resident Debates



1. Pediatrics - A 6-month-old boy is undergoing operative repair of midshaft hypospadias with 60 degrees of curvature. After degloving, there remains 45 degrees of curvature:
a. Perform single-stage repair (Cooper)
b. Perform two-stage repair (Rowan)

2. Optimal management of a 1cm lower pole renal stone, measuring 900 HU on CT scan:
a. PCNL (Einstein)
b. Ureteroscopy (Hershey)

3. Healthy 55 yo man with PSA of 5.0:
a. Obtain MRI prior to biopsy and proceed with biopsy only if MRI abnormal (UPenn)
b. Proceed directly to biopsy (Hahnemann)

4. Surgical management of LUTS due to BPH in a healthy 70 yo man with a 180cc prostate and sizable median lobe:
a. HOLEP (Jefferson)
b. Robotic suprapubic prostatectomy (Temple)



Monday, February 25, 2019

6:00 PM

Sidney Kimmel Medical College

Hamilton Building; 1st floor

1001 Locust Street





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