Milan, Italy 2023
38th Annual EAU Congress
10-13 March 2023
Milan, Italy
A return to form in both size and scope. Introduction of the EAU Patient Advocacy Medal of Excellence. At the General Assembly, Prof. Arnulf Stenzl (DE) succeeds Prof. Chris Chapple (GB) and becomes the EAU’s seventh Secretary General.
Facts & Figures
9,800 delegates

7th International Congress on the History of Urology
Tied to the EAU’s own 50th anniversary, this congress held on the first day of EAU24 looked at the progress made in urology during the EAU’s lifetime and featured notable speakers including Prof. Pat Walsh and three former EAU Secretaries General.
Milan, Italy 2013
28th Annual EAU Congress
15-19 March 2013
Milan, Italy
Fact & Figures
12,888 participants
3,700 abstract submitted, 1,161 accepted
40 ESU Courses were organised

Collaboration is key
Intensifying links across urological specialties and medical disciplines on the one hand, and the practical use of recent research findings in everyday clinical practice on the other, were among the recurring messages given by experts, opinion leaders, and speakers during the congress.
Increasing standardisation
During the souvenir session, the EAU Policy on Live Surgery was presented by the EAU Live Surgery Committee. With the introduction of a strict code of conduct for all EAU-organised live surgery events, this policy has established a standardised set of requirements which safeguard the safety of the patient as well as the educational value of the event.
Milan, Italy 2008
23rd Annual EAU Congress
26-29 March 2008
Milan, Italy
Facts & Figures
13,489 participants
3,440 abstracts submitted, 1,061 accepted
25 ESU Courses organised
Smart bombs for prostate cancer
Amongst the highlights of the scientific lectures were targeted therapy or ‘smart bombs’ for prostate cancer, the growing prevalence of nosocomial urinary tract infections (NAUTI), biological markers for urological cancers and optisiming targeted therapies for metastatic renal cell carcinoma, amongst others. The various EAU Sections Offices also called for closer collaborativeprojects and stressed the need for more exchanges in best practices. Heads of the various offices expect that collaboration with other disciplines such as medical oncology and radiotherapy will be given more attention in the coming years.