An internationally acclaimed faculty has been assembled to provide this update, with presentations on topics such as prostate screening and treatment, testosterone deficiency and the controversy of testosterone replacement, male urinary dysfunction, kidney and bladder pathology, sexual dysfunction, male infertility and the changing influence of marijuana, and genital pain syndromes.

Upon completion of this activity, attendees should be able to:

1. Associate the role of PSA screening in men and describe additional tests now available for prostate cancer screening and diagnosis.
2. Extrapolate a more holistic approach to men’s health including the complex interplay between common comorbidities.
3. Illustrate the management options for men with localized prostate cancer, including active surveillance.
4. Give examples of the quality-of-life issues men face after prostate cancer treatment and develop a paradigm for addressing common issues.
5. Interpret diagnostic criteria in the evaluation of men with microscopic and gross hematuria.
6. Outline the appropriate methods of evaluation for men suspected of having hypogonadism and discuss the risks and benefits of testosterone treatment.
7. Distinguish the relationship between cardiovascular disease and erectile dysfunction and offer appropriate treatment options to men experiencing ED and other forms of sexual dysfunction.
8. Point out the association between male infertility and disease, and discuss the evidence-based evaluation of male infertility.
9. Classify the key elements of a BPH evaluation and provide appropriate treatment options.
10. Generate the appropriate evaluation of men with scrotal content pain and discuss and evidence-based initial treatment approach.
11. Explain the approach to evaluating chronic male genitourinary pain and the various treatment options available.