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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

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 Journal

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 Center discussed their perspectives on clinical care...

Robotic surgery is commonplace for extirpative surgery. In episode forty-two, we learn some of the applications for reconstruction with a focus on female disorders.

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 by proactively initiating preventive measures suc...

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 into these treatment considerations.

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, Dr. Johnson discussed the new ICECAP trial that...

In episode forty-one, Dual Lumen URS, Dr. Jaime Landman shares his experience with the Wolf Dual Lumen Cobra flexible Ureteroscope and some insights on disposable technology.

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 costs associated with current NMIBC therapies.

Podcast summary: Episode 5, Part 2 continues the discussion from the last episode on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Urology residency training and education. It explores the challenges in delivering training in different healthcare systems and discusses innovative methods to supplement training during the pandemic and beyond.

Podcast summary: This episode discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Urology residency training and education. It explores the challenges in delivering training in different healthcare systems and discusses innovative methods to supplement training during the pandemic and beyond.

In episode forty, Fluid Management during Urologic Procedures, Dr. Humphreys discusses the latest in "fluidics," the science of fluid management in urologic surgery. His insight and expertise sheds light on current and future technology in this very interesting area.

In this podcast, Dr. Duvdevani explores how UTUC is a disease that has been difficult to grasp because of a lack of uniformity of both diagnosis and treatment and shares his insights and thoughts on the disease and tries to address some of these challenges.

In this podcast, Dr. Cadeddu provides an update on Renal Thermal Ablation for small renal masses. His group in Dallas has been active in this area for more than 20 years.

In Episode 1, doctors take a deep dive into the rationale, data, and practical use of Jelmyto for upper tract urothelial cancer. They also discuss a newer treatment (UGN-102) that has shown efficacy in bladder cancer.

Prostate focal therapy has surfaced as a viable treatment option for some prostate cancers. This episode we talk with one of the leaders in focal therapy about the current technology and where we are going with this technology.

In this episode, Dr. Ash Tewari provides insight and expertise on the robotic prostatectomy along with future innovations that lie ahead.

With the development of PCNL over 40 years ago, the procedure has undergone enormous changes - most notably miniaturization. Dr. Mahesh Desai discusses some of the differences between the numerous sizes of PCNL available today and what some of the endpoints of our treatments should be.

Many young investigators who seek a research career hesitate because of the unknown and the misconceptions. Dr. Herrell has succeeded in achieving an illustrious research and academic career and will discuss paths to success.

With the changing face of Minimally Invasive Surgery and Robotic platforms, Dr. Hemal discusses the current status of LESS, NOTES and SP surgery from an experienced Urologist perspective.

While not as common as the adult population, Minimally Invasive Surgery in Pediatric Urology plays a significant role in treating disease. Dr. Gundeti outlines the current status of Endourology for stone patients and the role for laparoscopy and robotics in our pediatric population.

Podcast summary: This episode focuses discussion on pulse modulation of high-powered laser technology for urinary tract stone management. With reference to point of techniques to optimise high performance lasertripsy of stones within the urinary tract.

HoLEP is an intimidating procedure not performed by many urologists. This podcast will shed some light on the current status of this important procedure and hopefully encourage others to investigate its utility in the treatment of BPH.

Office procedures are becoming more common especially during the Covid pandemic. Dr. Knudson will discuss the current status of in-office urology procedures and how to fit them into daily practice.

In the final episode of this podcast series, Horizon R&D Manager Kevin Hemphill outlines some of the future applications and priorities for base editing technology on the horizon.