This workshop has been carefully designed for urologists who are already working in the field of functional urology and seek to improve their clinical skills at managing storage-dominant lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in the elderly male. It is designed as an intermediate level course. The 90-minute workshop features four lectures designed to cover critical aspects of a risk-based clinical pathway, urodynamics findings and decision-making, guidelines recommendations with limitations of evidence, and the approach in men with geriatric neuro-urological disorders. Of note, a full 50 minutes have been allocated to audience interactions and case-based discussions.

The program is backed by a global, diverse, and experienced faculty.

Learning Objectives

• Take informed decisions with regard to the management of storage-dominant LUTS in older men
• Apply invasive testing appropriately in storage-dominant older men
• Recognize the limitations of current evidence and guidelines with regard to storage-dominant LUTS in older men