The Uromigos
The Uromigos
Broadcasting the latest developments in GU cancerHosted by Brian Rini and Tom Powles Brian Rini MD is an Ingram Professor of Medicine (Hematology/Oncology), Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer CenterTom Powles is the Director of Barts Cancer Centre, St Bartholomew's Hospital and Professor of Genitourinary Oncology, Queen Mary University of London
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Episodes
Episode 181: Relapsed Germ Cell Tumours 27.06.2022 27:30
Darren Feldman describes different approaches and the TIGER study.
Episode 180: Enzalutamide vs active surveillance in early prostate cancer 20.06.2022 27:34
Neil Shore describes his recent controversial paper.
Episode 179: PSMA PET for Lutetium-177 in prostate cancer 20.06.2022 32:13
Phillip Kuo discusses the biomarker to select patients for therapy.
Episode 178: ASCO 2022: Germline variants in men of African descent with prostate cancer 07.06.2022 20:27
Veda Giri gives an overview of her presentation at ASCO 2022.
Episode 177: ASCO 2022: ENZAMET survival update 05.06.2022 20:07
Ian Davis describes the implications of the study.
Episode 176: ASCO 2022: HER-2 ADCs in Bladder Cancer 05.06.2022 19:36
Matt Galski discusses data from ASCO 2022.
Episode 175: ASCO 2022: Targeting the microbiome in renal cancer 04.06.2022 20:12
Nazli Dizman describes her latest data on CBM588 in renal cancer.
Episode 174: ASCO 2022: Cell free DNA as a biomarker in bladder cancer 03.06.2022 24:39
Amir Goldkorn describes translational findings from a phase 2 bladder trial.
Episode 173: ASCO 2022: The Atlantis Trial - maintenance cabozantinib in bladder cancer 03.06.2022 20:25
Rob Jones describes cabozantinib in urothelial cancer.
Episode 172: ASCO 2022: Adjuvant everolimus in renal cancer 03.06.2022 20:20
Chris Ryan describes the results of this adjuvant study.
Episode 171: Antibody drug conjugates in bladder cancer: managing adverse effects 23.05.2022 25:49
Jonathan Rosenberg gives an overview of the current landscape.
Episode 170: APCCC Meeting Summary 16.05.2022 27:59
Silke Gillessen and Chris Sweeney summarise the meeting.
Episode 169: The Uromigos Paper of the Month - Novel neoadjuvant approaches in UC 09.05.2022 24:01
Syed Hussein and Sam Funt describe their studies.
Episode 168: Mechanisms of response to PD1 therapy in renal cancer 02.05.2022 30:49
David Braun gives an overview.
Episode 167: Highlights from EIKCS oral session 22.04.2022 25:13
Michael Staehler gives an overview of the session.
Episode 166: Prostate cancer debate: doublet vs triplet first line therapy 18.04.2022 33:22
Rana McKay and Kim Chi discuss this topic, with unexpected conclusions....
Episode 165: Paper of the Month - ENZAMET quality of life data 06.04.2022 27:49
Martin Stockler describes this paper, which shows mixed effects of enza on QOL in prostate cancer.
Episode 164: Paper of the Month - what can we learn from R3 ipilimumab/nivolumab in gastric cancer 01.04.2022 22:19
Yelena Janjigian describes ipi/nivo vs nivo chemo vs chemo in Gastric cancer - published in Nature
Episode 163: The Uromigos Debate - Treatment of favorable risk renal cancer 21.03.2022 34:00
David McDermott attempts to get his point across...again.
Episode 162: Debate - Adjuvant nivolumab for bladder cancer 14.03.2022 20:07
Matt Galski and Tom Powles take the FDA and EMA approach respectively.
Episode 161: Platinum eligibility in urothelial cancer 07.03.2022 23:44
Shilpa Gupta describes cisplatin and platinum eligibility.
Episode 160: APCCC - PMSA PET as a diagnostic 28.02.2022 30:18
Stefano Fanti describes this topic.
Episode 159: ASCO GU 2022 Adjuvant and neoadjuvant therapy in renal cancer 19.02.2022 21:08
Axel Bex discusses these topics.
Episode 158: ASCO GU 2022 PROpel Phase III olaparib and abiraterone in renal cancer 19.02.2022 25:56
Fred Saad describes the results of this trial.
Episode 156: ASCO GU 2022 1st line olaparib and durvalumab in bladder cancer 18.02.2022 20:49
Jonathan Rosenberg describes the results of this positive randomised trial.
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