Guidelines, Videos & Publications

The following PDFs are all available, published in the British Journal of Urology International (BJUI) during the first half of 2018:

Penile fracture

Penile amputation

Priapism

Testicular trauma

The EAU produces evidence-based guidelines for the management of both benign and malignant urological conditions. Being guidelines (and not protocols), they are advisory rather than proscriptive.

A complete collection of all EAU guidelines, in a single volume, can be downloaded using the link below.

In addition, the EAU has released an app containing a "pocket" version of its guidelines; to obtain this app, go to your provider's App Store and search for "EAU Pocket Guidelines".

Access the EAU Extended Guidelines

Individual guidelines relevant to the Section can be downloaded using the links below:

In March 2018, the Journal of Clinical Urology (JCU) published a series of commisioned articles by British urologists in which the current UK and European Association of Urology guidelines were compared. Comparisons relevant to this Section are listed below.  

Click a link below to view a PDF of the full article published in the Journal of Clinical Urology Vol 11(2); 81-153. Individual articles have a facility to check for updates by clicking on the appropriate button in the top left corner of the text:

Chronic pelvic pain

Erectile dysfunction

Priapism

Click the appropriate logo below to view the video recordings **. PLEASE NOTE: not all Section videos from individual meetings are available - some presenters did not give permission for their presentation to be recorded/shared.

Access to all recorded sessions at previous BAUS meetings is available by clicking here.

*PLEASE NOTE: BAUS 2016 videos were recorded but the media agency used by BAUS no longer provides access to them 

The following articles, published under the "umbrella" of the British Association of Genito-Urethral Reconstructive Surgeons (BAGURS), are available for direct download (in a new browser window):

The British Fertility Society (BFS) and University of Cardiff have produced some evidence-based animations to assist with public facing work aimed at supporting young men 14-24 years to become aware of factors that affect testicular health and fertility.    These resources have been split into 4 episodes:

• Episode 1 – The 2 essential jobs your testicles do for you
• Episode 2 – Healthy balls Healthy body
• Episode 3 – How can you tell if your testicles are healthy
• Episode 4 – The incredibly obvious thing you should do about painful testicle

Access these animations