Scott Eggener
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Scott Eggener
@uroegg
Truth and science matter. Support both. Professor and Chair of Urology - UCLA
Los Angeles Katılım Şubat 2013
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Makes me sad. RCT's are essential to help individuals and improve public health. Clinician-scientists (and others) have work to do to fix this divide.
Clinical Trial Skepticism and Political Ideology Among US Adults and Cancer Survivors jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…
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Release the hounds......
Minimally Invasive Surgery, Intraoperative Capsule Rupture, and Survival in Early Ovarian Cancer jamanetwork.com/journals/jamao…
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@docbagaria Great point, surprisingly high hernia rates in both arms
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@uroegg Are these hernia rates acceptable in elective laparotomy?
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For those of us who still do some laparotomies.
Small vs Large Bites for Abdominal Midline Incisions jamanetwork.com/journals/jamas…
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@daviesbj @CanesDavid Doing the right thing isn't always the quickest thing
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@CanesDavid @uroegg this just increased the OR time across our enterprise
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Cheap, easy, and reliable for ADT-induced hot flashes: oxybutynin for the win!! Dries up perspiration and the mouth.
ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JC…
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Whoa.....what's old is new again!
Transdermal Estradiol Patches in Locally Advanced Prostate Cancer | New England Journal of Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
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The @UCLAHealth Urology Spring 2026 newsletter is out. Take a look at program highlights, alumni profiles, and update from the chair.
uclahealth.org/sites/default/…



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@DrSpratticus @ChapinMD @urotoday @UroOnc @Uroweb @wandering_gu @BogdanaSchmidt @CanesDavid @DrMLChua @HimanshuNagarMD @AmarUKishan @piet_ost @alison_tree @declangmurphy Highest value (by far) is estimating prostate size (PSAD) in order to risk stratify whether they even need MRI, secondary biomarker, or biopsy. And do occasionally find induration/nodule that is potentially meaningful
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#EAU26 DRE not recommended for asymptomatic men.
What are people’s thoughts on need for routine DRE in era of MRI?
@ChapinMD @urotoday @UroOnc @Uroweb @wandering_gu @BogdanaSchmidt @CanesDavid @DrMLChua @HimanshuNagarMD @AmarUKishan @piet_ost @alison_tree @declangmurphy
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Prof Hugosson: Göteborg trial with 30 year outcomes! NND falls to -6-, with greatest benefit for men 50-59 at randomization. Despite no image guidance, high overdx, and suboptimal tx. Best evidence we have re: the evidence for #prostatecancer screening. Get tested! #eau26 @uroweb




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A cancer diagnosis can push people to crime
economist.com/graphic-detail…
from The Economist
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@DrSpratticus Valuable comments @Spratticus
Often, not always, less is more
Myriad reasons those studies aren’t routinely done
Come join those of us who have tried contributing data to this essential conversation
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#GU26 and #fengsymposium was a blast to see progress.
Hoping it eventually moves away from San Fran 😁. Another red eye on the books back home.
My observations from PCa sessions:
- the field continues to push for over tx and many fail to recognize high risk dz is not high risk anymore for most patients. Enzarad negative, Rtog 0924 neg, ascend-RT neg for MFS/OS, peace2 neg. RT+ADT plenty for most. Many need even less. Select trials paving the way.
- for mHSPC not all patients need doublet let alone triplet; age matters
- continuous ADT can often be more harmful than helpful now with MDT
-most BCR patients post RP do not need ADT—> get biomarker testing to help
-many have jumped on bandwagon that OS too hard to improve and settling for early non-surrogate endpoints; peace3 should remind us it’s possible
-sequential PARPi /Abi often just as good as combination
-early germline/somatic testing for all high risk disease remains without data to support it; even testing in mHSPC unclear benefit as can give PARPi in mCRPC setting (earlier not better than later).
-actinium RLT promising but toxicity remains concern
-neoadj before RP remains largely ineffective, adds costs and toxicity and most still need postop tx.
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Happy #matchday soon to be Urologists
Congrats to soon-to-be-doctors Bettencourt, Lerman, Borrell, and Yoffe
We look forward to welcoming you to the @UCLAHealth Urology family this summer.
For those who didn't receive the news they hoped for, your journey is still beginning.

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A powerful essay on a perennial surgical experience, by an extraordinarily talented and evocative author (urologist): @TaylorGoodstein ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.12…
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Our annual state of the art is just around the corner.
Whether you are an alumni, colleague practicing nearby, or traveling for your CME we hope you join us for this immersive course.
There is content for all. Info and registration below
web.cvent.com/event/159d0f39…

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We should all listen to more music......
Jealous of those who create or play: @CanesDavid @JBMatthews @endourologyucsd
Music Versus Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety in Cancer Survivors: A Randomized Clinical Trial | Journal of Clinical Oncology ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.12…
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Fascinatingly counterintuitive
If observation is indeed true, many potential explanations
(P.S. article in same issue shows surgeon mortality is higher than non-surgeon physicians)
Association Between Surgeon Stress and Major Surgical Complications jamanetwork.com/journals/jamas…
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