“Πάρ’το αλλιώς!”: Mήνυμα της καμπάνιας του Ομίλου ΠΡΟΣΥΦΑΠΕ για τον εορτασμό της Εθνικής Εβδομάδας Εξυπηρέτησης Πελατών

Dear Esteemed Colleagues and Friends,It is with great honor and excitement that we welcome you to the 78th Annual Meeting of the Korean Urological Association, which will be held from October 14 to 16, 2026, at COEX in Seoul, Korea.KUA 2026 will continue to serve as a premier international platform for urologists, researchers, and clinical professionals worldwide to share advanced scientific knowledge, foster collaboration, and advance urological science and patient care. Building on the strong legacy of previous meetings, this year’s congress marks another important step forward in innovation and progress.Our scientific program has been carefully designed to showcase groundbreaking research, state-of-the-art treatments, and emerging technologies through plenary lectures and focused discussions, offering a comprehensive and forward-looking academic experience.Beyond the scientific program, KUA 2026 offers the opportunity to experience Seoul, a city where rich tradition and modern innovation coexist. From historic landmarks to vibrant urban life, Seoul provides an inspiring setting for academic exchange and international fellowship.We are confident that KUA 2026 will be a meaningful and memorable occasion that strengthens global collaboration and advances excellence in urology. Your participation and dedication will be the central to the success of this meeting, and we look forward to your participation in Seoul this October.

Course description: Acute limb ischaemia (ALI) is a life-threating condition that requires a prompt diagnosis and rapid therapeutic interventions since the prognoses of the limbs and the survival of the patients are mainly dependent to a fast therapeutic algorithm. In this field, the workshop is meant to:Improve diagnostic accuracy in acute limb ischaemiaParticipants will be able to recognise the clinical presentation of ALI, differentiate it from other causes of acute limb symptoms, and apply evidence‑based diagnostic pathways including the use of duplex ultrasound and cross‑sectional imaging.Apply current ESVS guideline‑based management strategiesParticipants will be able to interpret ALI severity classifications and select appropriate revascularization strategies (endovascular, open, or hybrid) based on patient factors, limb viability, and guideline recommendations.Develop procedural competence in key ALI interventionsThis course emphasizes hands‑on, practice‑oriented learning, engaging learners in the technical aspects of surgical and endovascular management of ALI through case discussions, procedural walkthroughs, device‑handling demonstrations, and scenario‑based decision‑making to build real‑world clinical competence.