Welcome to ESUI19 Vienna
Encompassing the theme “Less is more: What’s really needed in imaging”, the much-awaited 8th EAU Section of Urological Imaging (ESUI19) meeting will assess the advantages, performance and limits of emerging imaging technologies.
Dear Colleagues,
Encompassing the theme “Less is more: What’s really needed in imaging”, the much-awaited 8th EAU Section of Urological Imaging (ESUI19) meeting will assess the advantages, performance and limits of emerging imaging technologies.
ESUI19 will further delve into the role of imaging in urological diagnostics and intraoperative visualization, and provide comprehensive updates on the application of these technologies. The meeting aims to examine situations where contemporary imaging methods can be most useful, and determine what kind of standardisation of reporting of different urological cancers might be expected.
ESUI19 will take place in Vienna, Austria and will precede the 11th European Multidisciplinary Meeting on Urological Cancers (EMUC19), an annual event which brings together experts from diverse specialities such as radiology, urology, nuclear medicine, pathology and medical oncology for a critical examination of multidisciplinary approaches in urological cancers.
The 8th edition of the ESUI meeting is the quintessential platform for insightful, up-to-date developments in urological imaging in 2019.
We look forward to welcoming you in Vienna!
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| George Salomon Chairman EAU Section of Urological Imaging (ESUI) |
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3 Reasons not to miss ESUI19!
Modern relevant technologies
ESUI19 will assess innovations in modern imaging in detail; from applications to potential in diagnostics and intraoperative visualisation.
Setting the imaging benchmark
Critical examination of contemporary imaging methods during the meeting will aid in the standardisation of reporting on different urological cancers.
Conjunction with EMUC19
Get the best of both worlds: The latest developments in imaging technologies at ESUI19, and multidisciplinary expertise at EMUC19.