RSM: Andrology update 2026: advances across benign and oncological practice

Why attend?

• Hear from leading experts including Professor Axel Heidenreich, Professor Robert Huddart, Professor Vaibhav Modgil and Professor Nicholas Watkin
• Gain updates on advances in erectile dysfunction management, Peyronie’s disease and other benign andrological conditions
• Gain an up-to-date understanding of EAU guideline recommendations for penile and testicular cancer
• Learn about the psychosocial impact of penile cancer and hear directly from patients about their experiences
• Explore the growing area of cosmetic male genital surgery, including how to counsel patients considering procedures and manage complications.
• Examine evolving approaches to testicular cancer management, including biomarkers, fertility preservation and survivorship
• Take part in multidisciplinary case discussions focused on real-world clinical challenges.

Aims of the event

• Provide an update on contemporary practice and emerging developments in andrology
• Explore current evidence and guideline updates in penile and testicular cancer care
• Support clinicians in managing complex andrological conditions through multidisciplinary learning and discussion.

Learning outcomes

By attending this meeting, participants will be able to:

• Describe recent advances in the management of benign andrological conditions
• Evaluate current guideline recommendations for penile and testicular cancer
• Evaluate the unmet psychosocial needs of patients affected by penile cancer and identify approaches to support them
• Apply contemporary evidence and multidisciplinary learning to improve patient care in andrology.

Who should attend?

This meeting is suitable for:

• Urologists and andrology specialists
• Oncologists involved in the management of penile and testicular cancer
• Psychologists and mental health professionals supporting patients with urological conditions
• Specialist nurses and allied health professionals working in andrology and cancer care
• Consultants, GPs, SAS doctors and resident doctors with an interest in andrology
• Healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis, treatment and long-term management of male genital conditions and cancers.