UW–Madison Urology

UW–Madison Urology

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Official account for the Department of Urology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Medicine & Public Health. https://urology.wisc.edu https://linktr.ee/wiscurology #OnWisconsin

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CAIRIBU
28 April 2025 15:49

At #AUA25, Dr. Wade Bushman (for CAIRIBU K12 Scholar, Matthew Grimes) shared MRI studies with CAIRIBU collaborator Alejandro Roldan-Alzate, showing biphasic bladder filling. Asymmetric deformation could be more common with aging and BPH/LUTS.

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CAIRIBU
28 April 2025 15:49

Doug Strand, leader in the CAIRIBU community, presents foundational work mapping the cellular anatomy of the healthy human lower urinary tract at #AUA25. Using a single-cell, healthy control approach, this resource is pivotal for advancing understanding of lower urinary tract disease pathogenesis.

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CAIRIBU
28 April 2025 15:49

Great panel at the Basic Science Symposium at #AUA25: “Aging in the Urinary Tract—Advancing Research, Advocacy, and Awareness.” Co-chairs Jill Macoska, PhD and @mysorekarlab.bsky.social challenged panelists to think beyond their labs and consider research, clinical needs, and public awareness

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CAIRIBU
28 April 2025 15:49

At #AUA25, @mysorekarlab.bsky.social discusses how aging decreases cellular resiliency, fueling inflammatory pathways and contributing to recurrent UTIs. She highlights work from CAIRIBU Urobiome-RIG investigators Drs. Nicole De Nisco and Alan Wolfe. Learn about the U-RIG here - buff.ly/fezJAEs

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CAIRIBU
28 April 2025 15:49

The Basic Sciences Symposium at @AmerUrological #AUA25 is titled “Inflammaging and Urologic Disease” Have you heard about inflammaging? Dr. Jill Macoska, CAIRIBU leader and co-chair of the Basic Sciences Symposium, breaks it down for us…Inflammation systemically increases with aging = Inflammaging

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