Guidelines

These guidelines or position papers reflect the current viewpoint of the Canadian Urological Association. Guidelines being developed will follow the Modified Oxford Centre for Evidence-based Medicine Grading System and Guideline Recommendations.

The Guidelines Committee welcomes CUA members feedback on the content of any of the posted guidelines, especially those undergoing review. Please click here to direct your comments to the committee chair.

CUA Guidelines are intended for use by Members in their medical practice. They are intended only as guidelines for treatment, and not absolute rules. The recommendations contained in them should be considered along with other relevant factors (medical condition and history of the patient, facility policies, etc.).

Current Guidelines Approval
Incontinence
June 2005
Erectile Dysfunction
June 2006
Antenatal Hydronephrosis
June 2008
Asymptomatic Microscopic Hematuria
June 2008
Follow-up guidelines after radical or partial nephrectomy
June 2008
Interstitial Cystitis
June 2008
Sports and the Solitary Kidney
June 2008
Azoospermia
June 2009
Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney in the Neonate
June 2009
Prostate Biopsy Methodology
June 2009
Renal Cystic Disease
June 2009
Superficial Bladder Cancer:Intravesical Therapies
June 2009
Vasectomy Update 2010
June 2010
Management of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
June 2010
Castrate Resistant Prostate Cancer
June 2010
Kidney Stone Management
June 2010


New and Revised Guidelines
(the author and the CUA Guidelines Committee welcome feedback on the content of new guidelines).
Status
  Awaiting Approval
at 2011 AGM
New Guidelines under Development Status
Recurrent UTIs in Women Undergoing committee review
PSA Screening: The Canadian Perspective Under development
Management of the Small Renal Mass Under development
Antibiotic Prophylaxis Under development
Prostatitis Under development

The current members of the CUA Guidelines Committee are Hassan Razvi (Chair), Vladimir Kurgansky, Christopher Morash, Ryan Paterson, John Dushinski, and Greg Bailly.