This update course commenced in 2011, to address a perceived need for senior trainees in both urology and paediatric surgery streams to be exposed to focused teaching in paediatric urology. Given the breadth of content involved, the course is delivered as a two-year programme covering the topics common to both training streams. Specified learning objectives have been created, informed by currently available curriculum documents from the two specialty Boards. These objectives are used to guide the nature and content of the educational sessions.
• to provide participants with a general understanding of the spectrum of congenital and acquired uropathology of childhood and implications in adulthood
• to involve participants in discussions of contemporary issues in the management of specific urogenital conditions in children
Each part of the two-year programme will run as a two-day online workshop, with “headline” sessions. Each session has a faculty, drawn from active practitioners in paediatric urology across Australia and augmented by experts from related disciplines where appropriate. Sessions may include expert lectures, panel discussions, small group exercises, interactive discussions, quizzes and point-counterpoint debates. The draft program is attached below. Note some variation may occur prior to the course weekend.
Welcome: Bec Cooksey
Session 1: FETAL UROPATHIES
13:10: Rajay Rampersad: Antenatal renal anomalies including Antenatal megacystis
Session 2: OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHIES
13:40: Alison Scott: Congenital urethral obstruction
14.10: Bhavesh Patel VUJ and PUJ Obstruction
14.40: Discussion / Questions
Session 3: INFECTION & VUR
15:10: Liesel Porrett: UTI – investigations, prophylaxis
15.30: Bec Cooksey: Vesico-ureteric reflux: Surgical and non-surgical ssues
16:00 Glenda Moonsamy: Renal failure physician’s perspective
16.40: Bec Cooksey: Operating in renal failure- considerations
Session 5: STRUCTURAL ANOMALIES
13.00: Kim Aikins: Duplication anomalies
13.30: Grahame Smith: Exstrophy-epispadias complex
Session 6: URINARY TRACT PHYSIOLOGY
14.00: Bec Cooksey: Paediatric differences
Session 7: NEUROGENIC BLADDER
14.30: Neil Price: Early management and surveillance
15.00: Peter Borzi: Bladder augmentation / continence procedures
15.30: Discussion / Questions
Session 8: NON NEUROGENIC BLADDER DYSFUNCTION
15.45: Ani Deshpande: Case discussions
Session 9: URODYNAMIC STUDIES
16.20: Mike O'Brien: Practical application and interpretation
16.55 EVALUATION AND CLOSING
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