The Georgian Oncological Urology Association held a conference for primary healthcare on July 26 in Batumi – “Ultramodern approaches to the management of urological diseases.”
The goal of the conference was to share modern approaches to the management of urological and onco-urological diseases with professionals working at the primary healthcare level.
The moderators were: Founder of the Karazanashvili Robotics Center, Professor Guram Karazanashvili and leading urologist Giorgi Kalandia.
Main directions of the topics discussed:
- Problems Prostate cancer screening and early diagnosis in Georgia and the world
- At the primary healthcare level Prostate cancer The latest screening model, based on micro-ultrasound at 29 MHz – is it necessary or not? Magnetic resonance imaging Referral of men for tomography
- Determining the local spread of prostate cancer at the primary care level
- Based on ultra-modern standards Prostate biopsy – Possibility of primary healthcare without referral to large specialized centers.
- Active surveillance strategy for prostate cancer
- Robotic technologies in the treatment of prostate cancer: is it necessary to refer patients to clinics in other countries?
- Diagnosis and management of benign prostatic hyperplasia in primary care settings and modern treatment methods
- Uterine prolapse and urinary incontinence – diagnosis, triage in primary care settings, and modern treatment methods.
- Urolithiasis Diagnosis, triage, surveillance in primary healthcare settings, and contemporary treatment methods
- Early diagnosis of kidney and bladder tumors at the primary healthcare level
- Kidney tumor Kidney-sparing ablation – advances in robotic surgery in Georgia, is it necessary to refer patients to clinics in other countries?
- Diagnosis and management of prostatitis and erectile dysfunction Bangs-wavy With the involvement of therapy in primary healthcare settings
- Pain syndrome, pelvic and spinal shock-wave therapy in primary care settings
- Systemic therapy of uro-oncological diseases – is it possible in primary healthcare settings?
- Summary: Modern management of urological diseases – is it possible in primary healthcare settings?
The event was attended by one hundred doctors of various specialties (urologists, oncologists, family doctors and radiologists) from different regions of Georgia.