EAU Entrance Exam study plan
EAU Entrance Exam · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Urological Oncology
Map the urological oncology syllabus into a one-page topic tree covering kidney, urothelial, prostate, testicular, penile and adrenal tumours
List the TNM 8th-edition staging criteria for renal cell carcinoma, bladder cancer and prostate cancer from memory, then verify against a guideline and correct errors
Explain the rationale and limitations of PSA screening, including ERSPC and PLCO trial conclusions, in a written summary
Compare partial versus radical nephrectomy indications for a 4 cm and a 8 cm renal mass using guideline criteria
Your checkpoint
A 2-page oncology staging and management cheat sheet covering the six tumour types, self-quizzed to 90% recall
Urological Oncology
Differentiate non-muscle-invasive from muscle-invasive bladder cancer management pathways, including BCG failure options
Outline first-line systemic therapy for metastatic clear cell RCC and the role of cytoreductive nephrectomy
Describe active surveillance versus radical prostatectomy versus radiotherapy selection criteria for localized prostate cancer by risk group
Summarize germ cell tumour markers, IGCCCG risk classification and post-orchiectomy management
Your checkpoint
40 original single-best-answer oncology questions written by you, with cited answers, scored at 85% or higher
Endourology and Urolithiasis & Basic Science and Diagnostic Imaging
Classify urinary stones by composition and link each to a metabolic risk factor and dietary modification
Apply EAU urolithiasis guideline thresholds to decide conservative, SWL, ureteroscopy or PCNL management for given stone sizes and locations
Interpret non-contrast CT stone findings including Hounsfield density and skin-to-stone distance for SWL planning
Explain the metabolic workup for recurrent or high-risk stone formers and when to refer
Your checkpoint
A stone-management decision algorithm plus 30 calculation-based questions on stone size, location and treatment thresholds
Andrology and Male Sexual Health & Infections and Inflammatory Diseases of the Urinary Tract
Work through erectile dysfunction diagnosis and the stepwise treatment ladder from PDE5 inhibitors to prosthesis, including contraindications with nitrates
Explain testosterone deficiency evaluation, including timing of morning samples and contraindications to testosterone therapy
Summarize male infertility evaluation order, from semen analysis to genetic testing for azoospermia
Distinguish complicated from uncomplicated UTI and apply guideline antibiotic choices and durations
Describe prostatitis classification (NIH categories) and the management of chronic bacterial versus chronic pelvic pain syndrome
Your checkpoint
A timed 60-question mixed block on andrology and infection, completed in 60 minutes with a written error log
Functional Urology and Female Urology & Pediatric Urology
Interpret urodynamic tracings for detrusor overactivity, bladder outlet obstruction and detrusor underactivity using nomograms
Select surgical versus conservative management for stress urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse by patient profile
Explain the management of nocturnal enuresis and vesicoureteral reflux in children, including when imaging is indicated
Outline the acute scrotum triage in a child, distinguishing testicular torsion from torsion of the appendix testis
Describe the postnatal workup of antenatally detected hydronephrosis by SFU grade
Your checkpoint
A one-page paediatric red-flag card plus 20 urodynamic interpretation vignettes answered with reasoning
Renal Transplantation and Vascular Surgery & Trauma and Reconstruction
Compare living versus deceased donor kidney transplantation workup, including crossmatch and HLA matching principles
Explain immunosuppression induction and maintenance regimens and the recognition of acute rejection versus calcineurin inhibitor toxicity
Outline the management of renal trauma by AAST grade, including when to image and when to intervene
Describe urethral stricture management options from dilation to graft urethroplasty and their selection criteria
Summarize the acute management of testicular and penile trauma, including penile fracture repair timing
Your checkpoint
A trauma-and-transplant summary sheet with 25 case-based questions, plus a written comparison of stricture treatment outcomes
Basic Science and Diagnostic Imaging & Endourology and Urolithiasis
Review basic renal physiology, including glomerular filtration, tubular handling and acid-base regulation, and connect each to a clinical scenario
Interpret CT, MRI and ultrasound findings for the most common urological diagnoses, including Bosniak cyst classification
Explain the principles of PET imaging in prostate cancer and when PSMA PET changes management
Revisit stone and endourology questions missed in week 3 and re-derive the correct answers without notes
Your checkpoint
A 30-image-free imaging interpretation quiz written by you, plus a full re-test of week 3 errors at 90% or higher
Urological Oncology & Andrology and Male Sexual Health & Endourology and Urolithiasis & Functional Urology and Female Urology & Infections and Inflammatory Diseases of the Urinary Tract & Pediatric Urology & Renal Transplantation and Vascular Surgery & Trauma and Reconstruction & Basic Science and Diagnostic Imaging
Complete two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions and record per-domain scores
Analyse every incorrect answer by domain and root cause, categorizing as knowledge gap, misread or reasoning error
Re-study the two weakest domains using only your own notes and guideline summaries
Recite the key guideline thresholds and staging tables from memory for all nine domains
Your checkpoint
A final score report showing at least 70% overall and no domain below 60%, with a written remediation plan for remaining gaps
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 85% on your self-written oncology question set and correctly recite TNM staging for RCC, bladder and prostate cancer without notes
Week 4: Complete the 60-question andrology and infection block within 60 minutes and demonstrate a written error log with at least three recurring error patterns identified
Week 6: Explain transplant immunosuppression and AAST renal trauma grading to a colleague or on paper without reference material, and score at least 80% on the trauma-transplant question set
Week 8: Achieve at least 70% overall on two full-length mocks with no domain below 60%, and produce a final remediation plan listing the three highest-yield remaining topics