Practical Simulation in Urology (PDF)

Mr. Biyani is a Consultant Urological Surgeon at St. James's University Hospital, Leeds, UK. He has developed expertise in stone disease and laparoscopy. Mr. Biyani trained in General Surgery in India and Urology training in the UK. He is a keen surgical trainer and has delivered courses in UK, Africa and Europe. He was instrumental in developing National Urology Simulation Boot Camp for new urology registrars. He is also Co-Lead for the Cadaveric Simulation Centre (CADSIM) at the University of Leeds.


Prof. Van Cleynenbreugel is a Urologist at Catholic University Leuven, Belgium and specialises in endoscopy, laparoscopy and robotic procedures. As a Board member of the European School of Urology he is focussed on hands on training and has led on laparoscopic training and development of the e-BLUS curriculum. He is Chair of the ESU training and research group



Prof. Alexander Mottrie is¿ Head of the Urology department of the OLV hospital in Aalst, Belgium, and CEO of the ORSI Academy, Melle, Belgium. He is the founding president of the EAU Robotic Urology Section (ERUS), past president of the Belgian Laparoscopic Urology Group (BLUG), founding board member and past president of the Society of Robotic Surgeons (SRS). His main fields of interest are urological oncology and minimal invasive surgery. In 2001, he was one of the first to start with robot-assisted surgery, with a track record of over 4,000 robotic procedures today. Being a pioneer in this field, he developed different important techniques and best practices that were adopted by colleagues all over the world. He introduced laparoscopic and robotic surgery in his department and under his impulse, the OLV Hospital evolved into a robotic expert center with over 650 robotic procedures per year. In 2010, Dr. Mottrie founded the ORSI Academy, a multidisciplinary center for training and expertise in minimal invasive surgery.

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