This week we had the pleasure of welcoming a group of urologists from Brazil to ICUA.
Two full days. Ten prostatic enucleations. And plenty of conversations worth having.
There is no better way to learn HoLEP than watching it live, case after case, with time to ask questions, pause, and discuss what just happened in the operating room. Books and videos have their place — but surgery is learned next to someone who does it every day.
What I enjoy most about these visits is not just teaching the technique. It is the exchange. Every colleague brings their own experience, their own doubts, their own patients in mind. And that always enriches the way I operate and think.
Brazil has an outstanding urological community and a growing interest in prostatic enucleation. Seeing that enthusiasm in person is always deeply rewarding.
Thank you for coming. I hope what you observed will be useful when you return to your patients.
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