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Program of 1965 Meeting of American Urological Association
THE JOURNAL OF UROLOGY
Vol. 92, No. 6 December 1964 Copyright @ 1964 by The Williams & Wilkins Co. Printed in U.S.A.
PROGRAM OF 1965 MEETING OF AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION The annual convention of the American Urological Association will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 10-13, 1965. Those who wish to apply for a place on the program should send, in duplicate, to Dr. Rubin H. Flocks, secretary of the AUA, University Hospitals, Iowa City, Iowa, a title of the presentation and an abstract of the paper of 50 words or less. This abstract will be printed in the program if the title is accepted by the Program Committee. Only those titles that are submitted with abstracts will be considered by the Program Committee. Besides the customary 50-word abstract, it is requested that each applicant submit an extensive explanation of his presentation for use by the Program Committee in evaluating titles. If more than one person has participated in the work, please state by whom the paper will be read at the meeting. Please give the name and address of the person to whom communications should be sent regarding the presentation. Applications for a place on the program must be submitted to Dr. Flocks on or before January 8, 1965. It is understood that any papers accepted for presentation at the New Orleans meeting have not and will not be submitted for consideration by any other Program Committee.
1965 PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST The American Urological Association offers an annual award of $1500 for essays on the result of some clinical or laboratory research in Urology (first prize $250 for clinical research, first prize of $250 for laboratory research; second prize of $150 for clinical research, second prize of $150 for laboratory research; third prize of $100 for clinical research, third prize of $100 for laboratory research.) In the event that a urological resident is not a first prize winner in either category, separate Residents' prizes of $250 each will be awarded. 1. Contestants are limited to those who have been graduated not more than ten years, exclusive of time served in armed forces, and hospital interns or residents doing research in Urology whose work shall be sponsored by their mentor, a member of the American Urological Association. Foreign physicians are eligible, provided that they are sponsored by a member of the American Urological Association. The offering is to represent the individual work of the essayist, or if done by a group, the candidate shall state the percentage of the problem he has personally done and the names of those who have directed or taken part in the study. 2. The subject matter of the essay shall be the result of some specific clinical or laboratory research, not necessarily animal, in Urology. Those papers that have been published or have been submitted for publication will be disqualified. A manuscript may also be entered in local branch contests but the winning essays
become the property of the American Urological Association and must be withdrawn from other contests. 3. The manuscript shall be in proper form for publication in the Journal of Urology; detailed case reports, extra pictures and explanations can be included in an appendix. Publication in the Journal is subject to the decision of its editorial board. 4. Five copies of all material (manuscript, bibliography, tabulated data, photographs, charts and drawings) shall be submitted. In the case of an artist's drawings, photographic copies may be submitted instead of the originals. 5. The offering shall be distinguished by legend, and in a sealed envelope with the distinguishing legend on the outside must be the name, address and institutional affiliation of the competitor. 6. The essayist shall also give the following information: a) Name of medical school from which he graduated, and date when he received his medical degree. b) Urological training: in what clinic or with what urologist and for how long. (Be specific as to dates, positions held, whether in a hospital or in an outpatient department, etc.; name of hospital and location.) c) Length of time in private practice of Urology. (Please be specific as to dates and location.) d) Percentage of present practice which is urological. 7. Essays shall be in the hands of the Secretary of the American Urological Association on or before January 4, 1965. 8. At the discretion of the Program Committee, the winners of the first prizes shall have a place, with special designation, on the program of the 1965 meeting of the Association to be held at the Hotel Roosevelt, New Orleans, La., May 10-13. 9. The Prize Essay Committee shall decide which of the essays shall receive the prizes; and also is privileged to omit any or all awards if the essays submitted are not deemed worthy. Please send essays to Rubin H. Flocks, M.D., secretary, American Urological Association, 1120 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. 21201. AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION RESEARCH FUND
Funds are available for support of research projects related to urology. Those who wish to apply for funds should request application forms from: Dr. William P. Herbst, Jr., acting chairman, American Urological Association Research Committee, 1801 Eye St. N. W., Washington 6, D. C. POSTGRADUATE COURSE IN UROLOGICAL PATHOLOGY
January 4-28, 1965, Monday and Thursday afternoons, 3:00 to 5:30. Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, under direction of Drs. M. M. Melicow and A. C. Uson. Fee $150. For Application forms write to Dr. M. D. Y ahr, Assistant dean, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 630 W. 168th St., New York, New York 10032.
PEDIATRIC UROLOGIC SEMINAR
February 20-21, 1965, Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles, California, sponsored by urologic staff. Nationally known urologists, pediatricians and radiologists will participate in the program. For information write Dr. H. H. Edelbrock, 6753 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles 28, California. PROPRIETARY NAMES
Many of the words appearing in the JOURNAL OF UROLOGY are proprietary names even though no reference to this fact is made in the text. The appearance of any name without designation as proprietary is therefore not to be regarded as a representation by the editorial committee or publisher that it is not a proprietary name or is not the subject of proprietary rights.
Vol. 92, No. 6 December 1964 Copyright @ 1964 by The Williams & Wilkins Co. Printed in U.S.A.
PROGRAM OF 1965 MEETING OF AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION The annual convention of the American Urological Association will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 10-13, 1965. Those who wish to apply for a place on the program should send, in duplicate, to Dr. Rubin H. Flocks, secretary of the AUA, University Hospitals, Iowa City, Iowa, a title of the presentation and an abstract of the paper of 50 words or less. This abstract will be printed in the program if the title is accepted by the Program Committee. Only those titles that are submitted with abstracts will be considered by the Program Committee. Besides the customary 50-word abstract, it is requested that each applicant submit an extensive explanation of his presentation for use by the Program Committee in evaluating titles. If more than one person has participated in the work, please state by whom the paper will be read at the meeting. Please give the name and address of the person to whom communications should be sent regarding the presentation. Applications for a place on the program must be submitted to Dr. Flocks on or before January 8, 1965. It is understood that any papers accepted for presentation at the New Orleans meeting have not and will not be submitted for consideration by any other Program Committee.
1965 PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST The American Urological Association offers an annual award of $1500 for essays on the result of some clinical or laboratory research in Urology (first prize $250 for clinical research, first prize of $250 for laboratory research; second prize of $150 for clinical research, second prize of $150 for laboratory research; third prize of $100 for clinical research, third prize of $100 for laboratory research.) In the event that a urological resident is not a first prize winner in either category, separate Residents' prizes of $250 each will be awarded. 1. Contestants are limited to those who have been graduated not more than ten years, exclusive of time served in armed forces, and hospital interns or residents doing research in Urology whose work shall be sponsored by their mentor, a member of the American Urological Association. Foreign physicians are eligible, provided that they are sponsored by a member of the American Urological Association. The offering is to represent the individual work of the essayist, or if done by a group, the candidate shall state the percentage of the problem he has personally done and the names of those who have directed or taken part in the study. 2. The subject matter of the essay shall be the result of some specific clinical or laboratory research, not necessarily animal, in Urology. Those papers that have been published or have been submitted for publication will be disqualified. A manuscript may also be entered in local branch contests but the winning essays
become the property of the American Urological Association and must be withdrawn from other contests. 3. The manuscript shall be in proper form for publication in the Journal of Urology; detailed case reports, extra pictures and explanations can be included in an appendix. Publication in the Journal is subject to the decision of its editorial board. 4. Five copies of all material (manuscript, bibliography, tabulated data, photographs, charts and drawings) shall be submitted. In the case of an artist's drawings, photographic copies may be submitted instead of the originals. 5. The offering shall be distinguished by legend, and in a sealed envelope with the distinguishing legend on the outside must be the name, address and institutional affiliation of the competitor. 6. The essayist shall also give the following information: a) Name of medical school from which he graduated, and date when he received his medical degree. b) Urological training: in what clinic or with what urologist and for how long. (Be specific as to dates, positions held, whether in a hospital or in an outpatient department, etc.; name of hospital and location.) c) Length of time in private practice of Urology. (Please be specific as to dates and location.) d) Percentage of present practice which is urological. 7. Essays shall be in the hands of the Secretary of the American Urological Association on or before January 4, 1965. 8. At the discretion of the Program Committee, the winners of the first prizes shall have a place, with special designation, on the program of the 1965 meeting of the Association to be held at the Hotel Roosevelt, New Orleans, La., May 10-13. 9. The Prize Essay Committee shall decide which of the essays shall receive the prizes; and also is privileged to omit any or all awards if the essays submitted are not deemed worthy. Please send essays to Rubin H. Flocks, M.D., secretary, American Urological Association, 1120 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. 21201. AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION RESEARCH FUND
Funds are available for support of research projects related to urology. Those who wish to apply for funds should request application forms from: Dr. William P. Herbst, Jr., acting chairman, American Urological Association Research Committee, 1801 Eye St. N. W., Washington 6, D. C. POSTGRADUATE COURSE IN UROLOGICAL PATHOLOGY
January 4-28, 1965, Monday and Thursday afternoons, 3:00 to 5:30. Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, under direction of Drs. M. M. Melicow and A. C. Uson. Fee $150. For Application forms write to Dr. M. D. Y ahr, Assistant dean, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 630 W. 168th St., New York, New York 10032.
PEDIATRIC UROLOGIC SEMINAR
February 20-21, 1965, Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles, California, sponsored by urologic staff. Nationally known urologists, pediatricians and radiologists will participate in the program. For information write Dr. H. H. Edelbrock, 6753 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles 28, California. PROPRIETARY NAMES
Many of the words appearing in the JOURNAL OF UROLOGY are proprietary names even though no reference to this fact is made in the text. The appearance of any name without designation as proprietary is therefore not to be regarded as a representation by the editorial committee or publisher that it is not a proprietary name or is not the subject of proprietary rights.