It has been a while since I publish here... my workload is quite heavy and I haven't stopped, could not find a moment to publish. I did not stop participating in courses and congresses, to receive visitors to our operating room during this lapse.
In October I participated at the Panhellenic Virtual Congress with a talk on HoLEP. We carried out a HoLEP course at Hospital San Juan Grande, Jerez de la Frontera, and I also participated in the Fundació Puigvert urology course and participated in the Brasilian congress on prostate enucleation virtually.
In November I presented a semilive surgical case in the T&T in Endourology course, virtually. We received visitors in our operating room, I participated virtually in the congress of the Philippine Endourological Society, and in a Masterclass of the Peruvian Society of Urology.
December was a quieter month, although we received visitors in a surgical session at the Hospital Juan Grande, in Jerez de la Frontera.
In January I prepared a talk for the World Venezuelan Urologists, online. I also visited the Quanta System factory, to prepare a video that will be published soon.
In February we launched courses of HoLEP where we do 5 HoLEPs in one afternoon, receiving visitors to our operating room, sponsored by LACER. We did the first course and also organised a live transmission of two HoLEPs from our operating room.
In March I did an online talk for the Turkish Society of Endourology. We received visitors to our operating room and we did a Course on Microultrasound for the diagnosis of prostate cancer.
In April we did two HoLEP courses sponsored by LACER, and I participated in the Masterclass on BPH organised by the European Scool of Urology, that took place in Heilbronn, Germany, performing a live surgical case. That same week I participated in the MEMIS virtual congress, organized in Bulgaria.
This month I also travelled to Berlin to participate in another Masterclass in BPH, where I also performed a live surgery.
The activity does not stop. I just hope to find time to update this blog. It is an online CV of sorts and I love to look at the old posts and remember my trips around the world... Lately I travel much less, thanks to the widespread of online congresses and the possibility of transmitting live surgeries from the operative room... but it is still a fascinating trip. I. published photos and info in my Twitter, just in case someone wants to have a peek.