EPISODE · Aug 30, 2025 · 29 MIN
The history of the use of electricity in urology
from EAU Podcast · host European Association of Urology
This podcast episode is the first in a series by the EAU’s History Office. Its chair, Prof. Philip Van Kerrebroeck (BE) is interviewed by EAU Editor and historian Loek Keizer (NL) about how electricity has been used for centuries to treat urological conditions. From natural sources in ancient times, to generated power and its effects on the body to the current state of neuromodulation, find out from one of its experts how our understanding and applications of electricity have developed. This podcast was recorded in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, on the occasion of the annual EAU Meets National Societies Meeting. Its contents are based on a presentation first given at the History Office’s Fall Meeting in Leiden in October 2024. · Download the original presentation (PDF): https://tinyurl.com/39n6n4my · Explore the European Museum of Urology: https://history.uroweb.org/ · Browse the books produced by the History Office: https://shop.uroweb.org/pages/books 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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This podcast episode is the first in a series by the EAU’s History Office. Its chair, Prof. Philip Van Kerrebroeck (BE) is interviewed by EAU Editor and historian Loek Keizer (NL) about how electricity has been used for centuries to treat urological conditions. From natural sources in ancient times, to generated power and its effects on the body to the current state of neuromodulation, find out from one of its experts how our understanding and applications of electricity have developed. This ...
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