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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2026 · 27 MIN

Earliest developments in endoscopy

from EAU Podcasts · host Dr. R. Schipper, Mr. L. Keizer

EAU History Office curator Dr. Rob Schipper (NL) and historian and author Mr. Loek Keizer (NL) talk about the earliest developments in endoscopy and how they dovetail with the rise of urology as a field.Visit the EAU’s online European Museum of Urology for much more information on Bozzini and the first proto-endoscope and the further development of the Desormeaux endoscope.Also mentioned in the conversation: the Josephinum in Vienna, Austria. Check out the EAU’s historical publications. EAU:50 is free while stocks last!For more EAU podcasts, please go to your favourite podcast app and subscribe to our podcast channel for regular updates: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, EAU YouTube channel.

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EAU History Office curator Dr. Rob Schipper (NL) and historian and author Mr. Loek Keizer (NL) talk about the earliest developments in endoscopy and how they dovetail with the rise of urology as a field. Visit the EAU’s online European Museum of Urology for much more information on Bozzini and the first proto-endoscope and the further development of the Desormeaux endoscope. Also mentioned in the conversation: the Josephinum in Vienna, Austria. Check out the EAU’s historical publication...

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