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Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. is a leading company in the Scientific, Technical, and Medical knowledge and information industry. We are known for authoritative international publications in cutting-edge basic and translational biomedical research, with expanding scope in engineering, business, environment, and legal publications. These publications play an active and important role in advancing critical research and facilitating collaboration throughout the world in academia, industry, and governme ...
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With the increased popularity and success of focal therapy for prostate cancer, we hear from two international experts and what the challenges are of establishing and maintaining programs after training in the United States.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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Prostate Enucleation is becoming a necessary procedure to offer patients because of its efficacy and safety. However, how do we start a program and once learned, maintain the skills necessary to maintain proficiency? These experts offer insight as to how to accomplish a successful enucleation program.…
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In episode Fifty-seven, Single-use scopes: Philosophy, policy, and procedure, Single-use technology, especially in the form of urologic endoscopes, has exploded in the last five years. Dr. Koo shares his experiences and opinions on the use, misuse, and new policies regarding the billing.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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Dr. Rob Sweet, one of the foremost experts and success stories on developing and maintaining simulation labs for the advancement and education of learners across the world joins us to speak on the establishment and maintenance of a sim lab.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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In episode Fifty-five, Role of Ultra Mini PCNL in Urinary Stone Disease, Dr. Desai discusses the Ultra miniPCNL - a procedure he helped originate over a decade ago. He offers much insight to this alternative to flexible URS.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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Podcast summary: This episode takes a deep dive into ureteric stents with discussions on indications for insertion of stents, dwell time of stents, treating stent related symptoms and discussion around properties for the ideal ureteric stent.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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In episode Fifty-four, Decision Making and Options in Treatment for BPH Medical Failures, There are a number of options for treating symptoms from an enlarged prostate. Dr. Somani gives a refreshing review of these options and how to work these patients up to maximize outcomes.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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In episode Fifty-three, Everything Cystinuria, Drs. Thomas and Bultitude have established one of the world’s largest and most comprehensive stone centers specifically cystine stones. This episode is dedicated to this frustrating disease and how we might best treat the patients.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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In episode Fifty-two, The Evolution of PCNL Techniques and Assorted Tips in Treating Stone Disease, Dr. Baldwin discusses his move away from radiation exposure in PCNL and return to using some fluoroscopy with increased experience. He will also discuss laser lithotripsy during PCNL and radiation safety techniques.…
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Michelle Moore is the CEO of Groundswell and was President Obama’s Federal Chief Sustainability Officer. On this episode of the Sustainability Speaker Series, Michelle discusses her new book Rural Renaissance, Revitalizing America’s Hometowns through Clean Power.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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Meinhard Doelle is a professor of Law and Sara Seck is an associate professor of Law; both are affiliated with the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada. They join the Sustainability Speaker Series to discuss their recent book, Research Handbook on Climate Change Law and Loss & Damage.…
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In episode Fifty, How Do We Image and Measure Renal Stones?, Drs. Schwartz and Large discuss how Imaging and measurement of stone disease is crucial when deciding on appropriate treatment modalities. While the AUA and EAU Guidelines are available to everyone, technology sometimes moves faster than updates to these guidelines. Dr. Large reviews some…
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The podcast entitled “The Importance of Fever Prevention in Clinical Practice” with Dr. Shahed Toossi, Assistant Professor of Neurology and Neurological Surgery, Cedars Sinai Medical Center and Dr. Rainer Lenhardt, Professor and Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs, Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine, University of Louisville covere…
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In episode forty-nine, The Current Role of Robotics in Endourology, Drs. Schwartz and Rassweiler discuss how, with the vast interest in robotic urologic surgery, there has been a similar interest in robotic ureteroscopy. In this episode they explore the current role of robotics in endourology.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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In episode forty-eight, What’s New in Metabolic Evaluations for Stone Prevention, Drs. Schwartz and Best discuss how, for many years, the 24-hour urine and serum studies have been the staple for metabolic stone disease. There may be new options for both patient and physician in this difficult area of prevention.…
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In episode forty-seven, An Update on Disposable Ureteroscopes, Drs. Schwartz and Monga discuss how the use of disposable scopes in the operating room is growing as are the number of companies manufacturing them. Dr. Monga brings some clarity to a confusing landscape and lends insight on the technology that is permeating urology.…
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The podcast entitled “Why do I use Targeted Temperature Management” with Dr. Brian O’Neil, Processor and Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Wayne State University School of Medicine and Dr. Bernd Böttiger, Professor and Head, Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine, University Hospital of Cologne covered several topics on the…
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Peter Norton is an associate professor of history in the Department of Engineering and Society at the University of Virginia. On this episode of the Sustainability Speaker's Series, he discusses his latest book, Autonorama The Illusory Promise of High-Tech Driving, and clarifies the marketing from the reality.…
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The Podcast entitled “Early Induction of Temperature Management” with Dr. Wilhelm Behringer, Professor and Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, University Hospital Vienna discussed several topics related to the use of TH in cardiac arrest patients. Dr. Behringer first talked about his systemic review of cardiac arrest animal studies that report…
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As the field of prostate cancer treatment accelerates so does the area of prostate imaging. In episode forty-six, What’s New in Prostate Imaging, Dr. Michael Gorin gives a very nice summary of what is new and what lies in the future for imaging the prostate. He also touches on the current state on prostate biopsy and how imaging is integrated in th…
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Catherine Keller is the George T. Cobb Professor of Constructive Theology in the Theological School and Graduate Division of Religion of Drew University. On this episode of the Sustainability Speaker Series, she shares her perspective on the concept of Christian apocalypse and its relationship to climate action.…
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In episode forty-five, Drs. Schwartz and McCammon explore the topic of volunteering in underserved areas across the globe and how it not only serves those in need, but can also be very fulfilling and satisfying for the urologist. This podcast, featuring one of the world leaders, focuses on how to get involved, why one should get involved, and when …
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Nick Salafsky is codirector and cofounder of Foundations of Success and Richard Margoluis is Chief Measurement, Evaluation, and Learning Officer at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. They join the Sustainability Speaker Series to discuss their latest book "Pathways to Success," a strategic systems approach for addressing ecosystem issues.…
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Erik Nordman is an Associate Professor of Natural Resources Management and Adjunct Professor of Economics at Grand Valley State University. On this episode of the Sustainability Speaker Series, he shares Elinor Ostrom's contribution to public policy and the reader accessible text he developed to facilitate understanding of her contribution, specifi…
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Podcast summary: Episode 6, Part 2 of Open Channels continues the discussion from the last episode on the Changing Trends in PCNL. It explores and challenges some of the dogma associated with the management of patients following PCNL surgery.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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Podcast summary: Episode 6 of Open Channels, Changing Trends in PCNL, discusses supine vs. prone PCNL, miniaturization of the percutaneous renal tract, tubeless PCNL, intra-renal stone manipulation tools, and varying energy sources for lithotripsy of stones.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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In episode forty-three, we explore that, while biopsy of the renal mass may not be controversial, performing the procedure varies widely amongst urologists. Dr. Schenkman sheds light on how to implement the biopsy into practice and some of the pitfalls of the results.Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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Erica Cirino is a science writer, author, and artist exploring the intersection of the human and nonhuman worlds. Her widely published photojournalistic works depict the numerous ways people connect to nature—and each other—and shape planet Earth. On this episode of the Sustainability Speaker Series, she discusses her book and the significance of c…
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Award winning writer and scholar, Edward Struzik, has been writing about scientific and environmental issues for more than 30 years. He joins the Sustainability Speaker Series to discuss his latest book Swamplands, which highlights both human dominance of the Earth and our long-term relationship with carbon-based fuel starting with peat.…
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GEN Biotechnology is the new peer-reviewed journal launching in early 2022 by Mary Ann Liebert Inc. aiming to publish outstanding original research and perspectives across the biotech field.In this Q&A, GEN Biotechnology Senior Editor, Fay Lin, PhD, interviews Editor-in-Chief, Hana El-Samad, PhD, about her scientific research, outreach, and vision …
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Gretchen Kusek, PhD, Associate Director Scientific Services, and Bart Smits, PhD, Manager Genetic Sciences and Compliance, discuss the key considerations when breeding gene-edited animals using CRISPR, particularly in the context of mosaicism.Podcast Series Brought to you by Taconic and The CRISPR Journal…
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Gretchen Rice, PhD, JD, Vice President and General Counsel, and Mark Johnson, PhD, Scientific Program Manager, discuss the licensing considerations that go into using CRISPR and other gene editing platforms to create genetically engineered animal models.Podcast Series Brought to you by Taconic and The CRISPR Journal…
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Evert-Jan Uringa and Dominique Bröehl, Scientific Program Managers with Taconic, discuss how to choose the best genetic modification technology to generate an animal model.Podcast Series Brought to you by Taconic and The CRISPR JournalMary Ann Liebert, Inc. による
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The Podcast entitled: “High-Quality TTM Matters to Hospitals” with Michael Kurz, MD, Associate Professor Department of Emergency Medicine, Co-Director Therapeutic Hypothermia Program at the University of Alabama Birmingham and David Hildebrandt, BSN, MBA, Associate Director, Clinical Operations at the Smidt Heart Institute, Cedars-Sinai Medical Cen…
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The Podcast entitled “During TTM, What Matters Most” with Dr. Justin Lundbye, Chief Medical Officer, Waterbury Hospital, CT discussed topics critical to the successful use of TTM including speed of cooling and reaching and maintaining consistent temperature levels during the treatment phase. Important lessons learned for successfully treating fever…
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In Episode 3, experts discuss the utility of antegrade instillation of Jelmyto as a viable option, which may reduce adverse effects associated with repeated instrumentation of the ureter. The urologist should be cognizant of tumor location, as this may impact placement of the nephrostomy tube and subsequent efficacy of treatment. Episode #3 delves …
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The Podcast entitled “Temperature Management Matters: Past, Present and Future” with Dr. Nickolas Johnson, Associate Professor, University of Washington focused on lessons learned from past clinical trials in cardiac arrest and next steps for improving TTM protocols. In addition to reviewing published results from the completed TTM1 and TTM2 trials…
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In Episode 2, doctors examine how effectively managing both low and intermediate risk NMIBC continues to evolve. Given both the global BCG shortage as well as the unmet need for more effective therapies, innovative strategies and trials are required to enhance our patient’s clinical outcomes as well as to decrease the well described morbidity and c…
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