ETS organised specialized sessions about endoluminal endourology for the first time in Korea in 2018. We clearly defined the roles of the moderator, facilitator, and speakers. Regional debates and meetings in other provinces were arranged in advance. Almost all lectures were based on video clips, and we focused on various surgical tips and tricks with live or semi-live surgery on main days.

 

ETS ran the 'Meet the Experts' program for the first time in Korea in 2019 and allocated the 'Moderators' comment time in  each session. Technology sessions were expanded.

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After two successful offline meetings in 2018 and 2019, we faced the era of COVID-19. Therefore, we planned a unique program of 5 monthly installments with active, young, and starry urologists in Korea, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, Viet Nam, and Indonesia.

 

Through the past years, ETS gained a solid reputation as an innovative platform for the exchange and dissemination of the latest knowledge and technology from Asia and the rest of the world. As a valuable source of knowledge in the Endoluminal field, ETS will continue to innovate various contents and a platform to provide flexible and easily accessible learning opportunities to urologists at all stages.

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AUSET and ETS have become the official representative section for Asian endourology within the UAA in 2024. ETS operates as 'ETS in UAA,' running a one-day ETS course during UAA events to promote the development and mutual collaboration of endourology in Asia. Additionally, as 'ETS in Asia,' it travels across countries to conduct ETS, pioneering academic exchanges in endourology at the forefront of each nation.