The BJUI Journal app keeps you up-to-date with all the significant developments in your area of urological expertise. The latest issues of the Journal can be read in full, giving you access to cutting-edge research across the field of urology. In addition, there are videos, podcasts plus interactive tools allowing you to customise BJUI easily to read the latest research.

Install the free BJUI app and:

-download and read all the latest issues of this influential Journal

-browse, search and bookmark articles from all available issues

-search for similar articles by tapping on keywords

-browse and zoom in on images, e.g. surgical procedures, case studies and medical diagrams

-view a library of abbreviations accessed with one-click from all articles

-look up definitions of terms in our library

-watch videos and listen to podcasts of expert opinion

-share your favourite articles with colleagues and friends

-see all forthcoming urology events


CUSTOMISE OUR APP TO YOUR NEEDS

The BJUI Journal app offers a range of interactivity including bookmarking, search and the customisation of the Journal to focus only on your area of specialty.

Whether you are a urologist, oncologist, clinician, nurse or a student, the content delivered through the BJUI Journal app is free for a limited period. After this time, you can become a subscriber.

YOUR SPECIALTY COVERED

*Urological Oncology
The latest significant research findings into prostate, renal, bladder, penile, adrenal and testis cancer are published in BJUI and are available on the iPad. Discoveries of cancer biomarkers and the surgical, as well as techniques such as diagnostic imaging, and the outcomes they receive are reviewed.

*Upper and Lower Urinary Tract
These sections include all aspects of urine transport, storage and emptying, and the abnormalities associated with each. These comprise physiology and pharmacology of the renal pelvis, ureter, bladder and bladder outlet; the epidemiology, pathophysiology, evaluation (including urodynamics and videourodynamics) and non-surgical and surgical urinary management of stress, urgency and mixed urinary incontinence; bladder outlet obstruction due to benign prostatic enlargement and other disorders; pelvic prolapse; lower urinary tract dysfunction due to neurological disease or injury; overactive bladder; interstitial cystitis; nocturia; urinary fistulae; and urinary diverticula.

*Sexual Medicine
All articles in the Journal have been peer reviewed and provide all levels of evidence on andrological research covering erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, circumcision, fertility and conditions such as Peyronie’s disease and hypogonadism.

*Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery
The Journal explores the latest in keyhole surgery and use of robotics for urological procedures, e.g. prostatectomy, cystectomy, nephrectomy and pyeloplasty.

*Reconstructive Urology
This section contains instructional support for those who regularly perform procedures such as urethroplasty, pyeloplasty, penectomy and penile reconstruction, fistula repair, prosthesis and augmentation, and bladder reconstruction after cystectomy.

*Paediatric Urology
This specialist area of urology focuses on reviewing research into ailments in children, ranging from gender specific problems such as hypospadias, prepubertal testicular tumours, and undescended testes. It also covers neurogenic bladder, urinary incontinence, nocturia and enuresis.

*Investigative Urology
Each issue reports significant developments in experimental urological cancer research, covering tumour models, cancer biology, pre-clinical therapies and experimental surgery, clearly presenting the levels of supporting evidence.

BJUI is an official journal of the British Association of Urological Surgeons, the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand, the Caribbean Urological Society and the international journal of the Urological Society of India.