Implementation of the Latest Guideline Approaches for IC/BPS | Urology Grand Rounds

Recorded live on January 9th, 2024

In this recorded Urology Grand Rounds presentation, Stanford Assistant Professor of Urology Dr. Amy Dobberfuhl delves into interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS). Dr. Dobberfuhl begins her lecture with an overview of IC/BPS pathogenesis/epidemiology and distinguishing IC from overactive bladder pain. She then discusses AUA guidelines and key changes in diagnosis and treatment as well as flare triggers. Dr. Dobberfuhl emphasizes the need for cystoscopy when a concern for Hunner lesions exists, or when other conventional therapies have failed. Dr. Dobberfuhl rounds out her lecture with traditional management strategies, innovative approaches and how to stay out of the weeds when managing this complex and often pain inducing syndrome.

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Learning Objectives:
1. Provide a practical and systematic evaluation approach to patients with IC/BPS
2. Review updates to the 2022 AUA IC/BPS treatment guidelines
3. Identify future IC/BPS research initiatives and opportunities for multi-disciplinary collaboration

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