Genitourinary system
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Oct 6, 2026
Gina BottaladoHOST
What do you do if the CT report simply says that there's an indeterminate adrenal nodule? What's your next move?
Benjamin RistauGUEST
So I, I really appreciate the radiology colleagues for, uh, non-GU organs.
Benjamin RistauGUEST
I think at this point I've looked at enough urologic radiology to put myself up there with most radiologists that I encounter.
Benjamin RistauGUEST
So I'm looking at all these images myself.
Neil LoveHOST
So let's start talking a little bit about more practical issues.
Neil LoveHOST
You know, one of the things, I don't know whether, you know, I never can tell, you know, we're dealing with people from GU, GI, breast, you know, heme.
Neil LoveHOST
And, you know, you kind of get different feelings from groups when new data comes out.
Neil LoveHOST
And I kind of remember that around the time that we started to see that the Capitella trial was positive, I think there might have been a press release in an ESMO last fall, the data was actually presented, you know, it's kind of hard to quantitate it.
Neil LoveHOST
And we did start quantitating it, actually.
Neil LoveHOST
But I kind of got the feeling that when this initially came out, there was a lot of hesitation in the GU community.
Neil LoveHOST
I think because of lack of experience with this therapy, you know, you have this, you know, hyperglycemia, rash, you hear about these things.
Neil LoveHOST
Although it is interesting, of course, you know, the four-day-on, three-day-off schedule is, you know, I think probably helpful in terms of toxicity.
Daphna Yasova BarbeauHOST
Okay, neonates with major congenital anomalies, I told you, were excluded.
Daphna Yasova BarbeauHOST
So they pulled out babies with abdominal wall defects, colboma, heart defects, atresias, growth retardation, GU anomalies, vertebral anomalies, and again, GI conditions such as neck were excluded because of the risk of systemic inflammation and infection.
Daphna Yasova BarbeauHOST
Okay.
Daphna Yasova BarbeauHOST
So among the cohort, 17.4%, around 307 infants, were considered to have a neurologic cause of death.
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Christopher WallisHOST
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Alejandro BerlinGUEST
It's just faster, it's more convenient, it's cheaper for the system and for the patient, so those are good stuff to have, um, but it's equivalent.
Alejandro BerlinGUEST
So I don't think someone doing more moderate hypofractionation than SBRT is giving a substandard treatment.
Alejandro BerlinGUEST
That being said, obviously the convenience of doing it in five or seven fraction is there, at the expense of slightly more toxicity in GU particularly, and a little bit more risk of a treatment-related swelling, obstruction, needing of tamsulosin and those family of drugs, sometimes even steroids or anti-inflammatories.
Simone GonzoGUEST
So select them using current guidance and the patient's comorbidities and medicines.
Simone GonzoGUEST
Genitourinary symptoms require direct questioning because patients may not volunteer vaginal dryness, dyspareunia, urinary urgency or recurrent urinary symptoms.
Simone GonzoGUEST
Local vaginal estrogen can be considered the genitourinary syndrome of menopause, GSM, with individual assessment.
Simone GonzoGUEST
Lubricants and moisturizers can also help Mood and cognition deserve nuance.
Ray McDermottGUEST
I was vice clinical lead at Cancer Trials Ireland first, and I was clinical lead for two separate occasions.
Ray McDermottGUEST
And a lot of that is like moving it from being a breast cancer organization, which John set up basically to widening the, you know, the breadth of trials and getting trials in GU and making it into another diseases and making it into a proper organization which serves the whole country.
Ray McDermottGUEST
And I think.
Ray McDermottGUEST
You know, Seamus O'Reilly is now in charge and he's from Cork, which is great because, you know, it represents the whole country.
Shalini MoningiGUEST
So I am a radiation oncologist, and I work at Cleveland Clinic.
Shalini MoningiGUEST
A little bit about me, I specialize in GU cancers, do brachytherapy, um, as well as external beam therapy for prostate cancer.
Shalini MoningiGUEST
Um, I'm the section head for the GU program here at Cleveland Clinic, and a lot of my passion really is on quality of life outcomes for patients with prostate cancer and really, you know, how to improve their quality of life and outcomes in the long run.
Shalini MoningiGUEST
And so this paper is a really great example of some things that we're-- that I'm passionate about.
Manuj AgarwalHOST
Okay.
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Shalini MoningiGUEST
And it might be a little bit more for me because I'm a female, but I think in general, though, patients do sometimes don't wanna talk about it even though it does bother them quite a bit.
Manuj AgarwalHOST
Totally.
Shalini MoningiGUEST
And I think it is our-- like, it is our duty to bring it up because that is one huge quality-of-life impediment, right? Not just GU and GI issues, and I think it is our job to bring this up and make the patient feel comfortable so that we can talk about this.
RoryHOST
Because if you imagine you've done an abdo surgery, sealed up the abdo, and that wound just bursts open, really concerning.
RoryHOST
Genitourinary, JC?
JontyHOST
So again, thinking along the lines of infection.
JontyHOST
So this time we're talking about UTI.