International Urolithiasis Symposium

The International Urolithiasis Symposium, organized by THE R.O.C.K. SOCIETY, is a pivotal conference focusing on the science and clinical aspects of stone disease. This symposium serves as a platform for specialists in urology to converge, exchange ideas, and discuss advancements in research and treatment related to urolithiasis. Attendees can expect a rich agenda that includes presentations from leading experts in the field, fostering cross-disciplinary discussions that target critical knowledge gaps and innovative approaches to managing urinary stone disease.

In conjunction with the symposium, the ROCK Society has recently announced significant accolades, including the recognition of its president, Kris Penniston, who will receive an AUA Presidential Citation for her pioneering work in nutritional therapy aimed at preventing kidney stones and her contributions to the NIH CAIRIBU research collaborative network.

The symposium not only highlights prominent figures like Penniston but also emphasizes ongoing fellowship and collaboration among members of the society and their peers. With attendance limited to members and invited guests, the event is set to promote mutual trust and foster deeper investigations into the mechanisms of stone formation.