To give you the knowledge and practical tools needed to recognize, work up, and provide initial management of the most common urologic conditions — while also identifying situations that require urgent referral to the specialist.
Patient presenting to the emergency department with acute flank pain — integrates what was covered in modules 1 and 2.
Patient presenting to the emergency department with fever and flank pain — integrates what was covered in module 3.
67-year-old man with progressive lower urinary tract symptoms — integrates what was covered in module 5.
Testicular discomfort initially interpreted as an infection — integrates what was covered in module 6.
Left renal mass discovered during workup for another oncologic disease — integrates what was covered in module 6.
Elevated PSA at a check-up: MRI, biopsy and treatment decision — integrates what was covered in module 6.
54-year-old man with erectile dysfunction — integrates what was covered in module 7.
62-year-old woman with urinary incontinence — integrates what was covered in module 8.
A 57-year-old male smoker presents with an episode of painless gross hematuria.
The student must decide: