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Unmoderated Posters 1: Prostate Cancer, Endourology, BPH





        incurred higher cancer-related out-of-pocket costs (odds ratio [OR] 1.001;   UP-1.25
        95% confidence interval [CI] 1.001–1.002) and a private drug insur-  Functional and oncological outcomes after prostate cancer
        ance (vs. public, OR 5.23; 95% CI 1.13–24.17) were associated with a   focal cryoablation using magnetic resonance imaging-ultrasound
        greater perceived financial burden. Having better physical health-related   fusion technique
        quality of life (OR 0.95; 95% CI 0.913–0.997), a university education   Jeffrey R. Talarek  , Sean Maynor , Juliana Tobler , Sadhna Verma , Abhinav
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        (vs. elementary/high school level, OR 0.03; 95% CI 0.00–0.79), and an   Sidana 1
        income between $40 000 and $79 999 (vs. ≤$39,999, OR 0.15; 95% CI   1 Department of Urology, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United
        0.03–0.69) were associated with a lower perceived burden.  States;  Department of Radiology, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
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        Conclusion: Patients perceived financial prostate cancer burden as signifi-  OH, United States
        cant. Greater attention should be paid to the development of services to   Introduction: Focal cryoablation (FC) of prostate cancer (PCa) has tradi-
        help patients manage this burden. Conversations between health profes-  tionally used a predefined template or a cognitive interpretation of imag-
        sional and patients about the financial consequences of prostate cancer   ing. These imprecise methods excessively destroy benign tissue because
        treatment are fundamental and may help address patients’ perceived   the cancerous area is not localized intraoperatively. magnetic resonance
        financial burden. Optimizing coverage by the public health system and   imaging-ultrasound (MRI-US) fusion directs cryoablation, improving accu-
        private insurance companies is also essential.       racy while preserving genitourinary structures and function. Here, we
        References                                           evaluate the short-term functional and oncological outcomes of prostate
        1.   Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec. Services couverts et frais   FC using MRI-US fusion to treat clinically significant (CS) PCa.
            accessoires 2019. Available at: www.ramq.gouv.qc.ca. Accessed   Methods: We conducted a retrospective review of consecutive patients
            April 21, 2020.                                  undergoing FC using MRI-US fusion with the Artemis transperineal needle
        2.   Gouvernement du Canada. Système de soins de santé du Canada   attachment, which enables guidance of interventional needles through
            2016. Available at: www.canada.ca. Accessed April 21, 2020.  the perineum. Men with localized intermediate-risk PCa (grade 2 and 3)
                                                             stage T1-T2cN0M0 disease and prostate-specific (PSA) ≤20 were offered
        UP-1.24                                              FC. Patients were followed every three months to assess PSA, functional
        Magnetic resonance imaging-guided transurethral ultrasound   outcomes, and complications. At six months, patients received repeat
        ablation (TULSA) in men with localized prostate cancer: Five-  prostate MRI and MRI-US fusion biopsy of the ablated area, any new
        year followup of a prospective phase 1 study         lesion, and systematic biopsy.
        L.K. Joseph Chin , Shiva Nair , Gencay Hatiboglu , James Relle , Jason   Results: A total of 20 patients with median followup of 7.9 months (1.5–
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        Hafron , Matthias Roethke , Maya Mueller-Wolf , David Bonekamp , Zahra   20.7) were included in the analysis. Median age and pre-procedure PSA
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        Kassam , Robert Staruch , Mathieu Burtnyk , Heinz-Peter Schlemmer ,   were 62.5 (60–70) and 6.0 (4.8–10.1), respectively. Median post-ablation
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        Sascha Pahernik 2                                    PSA decline at three, six, and 12 months were 69.6%, 65.0%, and 37.2%,
        1 Division of Urology, Department of Surgery, London Health Sciences   respectively. Median change in Sexual Health Inventory for Men (SHIM)
        Centre, London, ON, Canada;  German Cancer Research Center, University   and International Prostate Symptom Score (IPSS) at three, six, and 12
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        Hospital, Heidelberg, Germany;  Beaumont Health System, Royal Oak, MI,   mon were -2.0, -1.5, and -8.0, and -2.0, 0.0, and -4.0, respectively. No
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        United States;  Profound Medical Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada  patient developed urinary incontinence or grade 3 or 4 complications;
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        Introduction: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)-guided transurethral   61.5% of patients had absence of any PCa and 76.9% had absence of
        ultrasound ablation (TULSA) is a minimally invasive procedure for cus-  CS PCa (any pattern 4) at six-month biopsy. Thirty-three percent of the
        tomized ablation of prostate tissue. We report five-year outcomes of a   failures were ‘in field,’ while 67% were ‘selection failures.’
        single-arm, prospective, phase 1 study in men with localized prostate   Conclusions: MRI-US fusion FC therapy results in excellent preserva-
        cancer (PCa).                                        tion of genitourinary function with encouraging oncological outcomes.
        Methods: The study enrolled 30 men at three sites, with median (inter-  Additional long-term research is needed to further establish and optimize
        quartile rage [IQR]) age 69 (67–71) years, stage T1c–T2a, prostate-specific   MRI-US fusion for FC of PCa.
        antigen (PSA) 5.8 (3.8–8.0) ng/ml, Gleason grade group 1 (GG1) disease
        in 80%, and GG2 in 20%. TULSA was delivered with 3 mm margins spar-  UP-1.26
        ing 10% viable prostate at the gland periphery. Primary endpoints were   Prostatic dystrophic calcification following salvage cryotherapy:
        safety (adverse events [AE]) and feasibility (spatial precision of ablation).   An under-reported entity
        Exploratory outcomes included one-year MRI, one-year and three-year   Arnon Lavi , Shiva M Nair , L.K. Joseph Chin 1
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        12-core biopsy, plus five-year PSA, quality of life, and survival.  1 Urology Division, Department of Surgery, Schulich School of Medicine
        Results: AE to one year included urinary tract infection (10 men G2),   and Dentistry, Western University, London, ON, Canada
        acute retention (three G1, five G2), and epididymitis (one G3), with no   Introduction: Adverse effects (AE) following salvage cryoablation (SC) for
        rectal injuries. From one year to five years, there were no new serious/  radio-recurrent prostate cancer include urethral sloughing and urethro-
        severe AE. MRI thermometry confirmed ablation precision of ±1.4 mm,   rectal fistula.  Prostate dystrophic calcifications (DC) following SC have
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        with 90% coverage of the prostate. By one year, PSA decreased 90% to a   rarely been reported.  Our mature SC database (median followup 12
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        nadir of 0.6 (0.3–0.8) ng/ml, prostate volume decreased 88% (83–95%).   years) revealed this phenomenon in 9.4%, which is herein reported.
        Biopsy at one year identified significant PCa in 9/29 men (31%), and GG   Methods: A database was prospectively maintained on 187 patients who
        ≥1 in 16/29 (55%). At three years, 3/22 refused biopsy, 7/22 were positive   underwent whole-gland SC from March 1995 to September 2004. All
        (two significant). By five years, 16 men completed protocol followup,   patients had biopsy-proven, clinically localized, radio-recurrent cancer.
        three withdrew with PSA <0.4 ng/ml, 10 had salvage therapy without   Urinary functional followup data were available in 85 patients.
        complications (six prostatectomy, three radiation, one laser), and one   Results: Among those with severe urinary obstructive symptoms requir-
        died of unrelated cause. Of 16 men with complete data, PSA remained at   ing surgical intervention, heavy prostatic DC was encountered in eight
        0.55 (0.4–1.2) ng/ml at five years.  International Prostate Symptom Score   patients (9.4%) either at cystoscopy or attempted transurethral resection.
        (IPSS) of 6 (5–13) returned to 5 (4–10) by three months and 6.5 (6–9) at   The bladder outlet became impassable, necessitating urinary drainage
        five years. Erections sufficient for penetration were reported by 9/16 at   with permanent suprapubic catheter (seven patients) and nephrostomy
        baseline, 11/16 at one year, and 7/16 at five years. Leak-free, pad-free   (one patient). Mean time from SC to emergence of severe obstructive
        continence was reported by 16/16 at one and five years. Predictors of   symptoms was 8.6 years (standard deviation [SD] 6 years). With the small
        salvage therapy included lower ablation coverage and higher PSA nadir.  sample size as a limitation, all DC patients developed biochemical fail-
        Conclusions: MRI-guided TULSA in men with localized PCa demonstrates   ure, whereas failure rate for the remaining cohort was 57.1% (p=0.01).
        low toxicity and stable quality of life, while maintaining salvage treat-  Surprisingly, mean time from SC to death was 17.7 years for DC vs. 12.4
        ment options.                                        years for the remaining cohort (p=0.02). No correlations were found with
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