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EAU Entrance Exam study plan

EAU Entrance Exam · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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