... was to evaluate the level of adherence of German and Austrian urologists to German guideline recommendations. Methods: A survey of 27 items evaluating diagnostic and therapeutic recommendations (15 cases of strong consensus and 6 cases of consensus) for NMIBC was administered among 14 urologic training courses...

..., and 14.6% were female. A total of 96.3% were trained urologists, with an overall distribution in favour of those practising in a medical practice (58.8%). Tables 2 and 3 give an overview of the participants’ answers to all survey questions. Table 1. Characteristics of survey participants...

...Alina Reicherz; Patricia Rausch; Roman Herout; Joachim Noldus; Peter Bach Introduction: The aim of the study was to survey current practices for preventing recurrent stone disease in an outpatient clinic setting in Germany. Methods: Two invitations to complete an anonymous REDCap® survey were...

... malignant transformation, which is ultimately rare. In this study, we aimed to assess patients’ values and preferences (believes and attitudes) about renal cysts. Methods: We deployed a cross-sectional survey to a random sample of patients with a diagnosis of renal cysts who were identified by billing code...

... bladder cancer. However, data from North America reported the underutilization of NAC in favor of AC despite the lower level of scientific evidence supporting AC. We aimed to assess current practice patterns of NAC and AC in -Germany. Methods: A 15-question online survey was developed and sent via email...

... national practice patterns among German urologists and to compare results with the results of prior international surveys. Methods: We conducted a survey on the management of urethral strictures among German urologists. Results: Eight hundred forty-five urologists, representing about 14.6% of German...