Copenhagen, Denmark
16-20 March 2018
Copenhagen, Denmark 2018
EAU Crystal Matula Award 2018
S. Silay
Istanbul (TR)
EAU Willy Gregoir Medal
V.Mirone
Naples (IT)
EAU Hans Marberger Award
D. Dalela
Detroit (USA)
EAU Frans Debruyne Life Time Achievment Award
D. Jacqmin,
Strassbourg (FR)
EAU Prostate Cancer Research Award
H. Ahmed
London (GB)
EAU Ernest Desnos Prize
S. Musitelli
Zibido San Giocomo (IT)
33rd Annual EAU Congress
16-20 March 2018
Copenhagen, Denmark
Facts & Figures
10,879 participants
4676 abstracts ubmitted, 1427 accepted
53 ESU Courses and 45 ESU Hands-on Training courses
UROlympics took place for the first time.
The Expert-Guided Poster Tours prove to be popular among many participants.
EAU Guidelines Cup
The EAU Guidelines Cup was held for the first time and attracted enthusiastic participation from many countries
eUROGEN
European Commissioner for Health & Food Safety, as guest speaker in the Opening Ceremony, cited the EAU’s contributions to the European Reference Networks through its involvement in eUROGEN. The programme also marked the first EAU Ernest Desnos Prize given to inaugural awardee Prof. Sergio Musitelli.
Copenhagen, Denmark 1984
Copenhagen, Denmark
23-26 May 1984
Flemming Lund
6th EAU Congress
23-26 May 1984
Copenhagen, Denmark
Facts & Figures
475 Participants
Chair of the Scientific Committee: Prof. John Blandy
Chair of the Film Committee: Prof. Walter De Sy
English was adopted as the sole language for future congresses
Prof. Steg
The first post graduate teaching day was held at the Rigshospital and tackled two themes: ‘Surgery of the uretero-vesical junction’ and ‘Cancer of the testicles’. The second day took place at Herlev Hospital where a presentation of ‘Urinary Incontinence’ was given and followed by a discussion on ‘Shrinkage of the urethra’. Four Club Meetings were held on Wednesday supplemented with film presentations and, for the first time, video footage. Topics discussed during the Round Table discussions were: Vesical cancer, Andrology, Prostate cancer, Recent findings in the treatment of lithiasis.
Prof. A. Steg (FR) was elected Secretary General and succeeded Prof. Gregoir.