We've been away for a little while but welcome back to another episode of FRCS Urocast - and it's a good one!  Joining Sophia and Hari today is Vaibhav ("VB") Modgil from Manchester who has a large subspecialist practice in Andrology.  VB talks us through the modern management of Peyronie's disease.Any feedback or comments?  Email us on [email protected]!Thanks for listening

Pelvi-ureteric junction obstruction is this week's topic, and Kim Davenport, Consultant Urological Surgeon from Cheltenham, is our special guest.  Kim joins regular hosts Sophia Cashman and Hari Ratan to talk through a case of PUJO, from diagnosis to surgery!

Retroperitoneal fibrosis (RPF) is a relatively uncommon cause of ureteric obstruction, and is a topic which many FRCS(Urol) candidates will be wary of.  Thankfully, Sophia and Hari are joined this week by Tim O'Brien, Consultant Urologist, former BAUS president, and internationally renowned expert on RPF.  In this unmissable episode, Tim talks us through the management of RPF from diagnosis to ureterolysis.

Welcome back to the definitive FRCS(Urol) revision podcast hosted by Sophia Cashman and Hari Ratan.  In this week's episode, we discuss the management of a patient with newly-diagnosed localised prostate cancer.  Joining us to discuss this complex area is our special guest Flora Rodger, an ST7 trainee from Glasgow.  Flora was awarded the Keith Yeates Gold Medal for her FRCS exam performance, so you will definitely want to tune in to this episode!

In our second episode, we are joined by Will Green, Consultant Urologist from Nottingham, to talk about the management of high-risk NMIBC.  We tackle important questions such as who should have BCG (and does it work?) and which patients are suitable for primary cystectomy.Hosts: Sophia Cashman and Hari Ratan

Join Sophia Cashman and Hari Ratan as they discuss the many surgical treatments now available for treating patients with bladder outlet obstruction, from the humble TURP all the way to more modern minimally invasive surgical techniques.  We look at the evidence for the various procedures now available, and how best to guide patients through the decision-making process.Essential listening for all urology trainees, especially those preparing for the FRCS(Urol) exam!