This page brings together patient information developed by ERN eUROGEN and our partners to help people living with rare uro-recto-genital diseases and complex conditions, as well as their families and carers, better understand their conditions and the care available. All resources are produced in collaboration with patients and clinicians to ensure they are accurate, clear, and patient-centred. Our materials include: Alongside the resources below, you may also find these useful: Registry Patient Information Animation Patient Empowerment: A Journey from Isolation to Advocacy Differences of Sex Development (DSD) Animation Bladder Exstrophy Patient Journey Duplex Congenital Malformations β Patient Information Duplex Congenital Malformations β Patient Information Animations Spina Bifida Patient Journey Anorectal Malformation Patient Journey (Full Text Version) Anorectal Malformation Patient Journey (Short Brochure Version) Anorectal Malformation Patient Journey (Abridged Audio Version) International ARM Patient Organisations We warmly thank ERN eUROGEN European Patient Advocacy Group (ePAG) representatives Nicole Schwarzer (SoMA e.V.), Dalia Aminoff (AIMAR), and Kate Tyler (EAT / Maxβs Trust / TOFS / VACTERL Association UK) for their invaluable contributions in developing these materials. Anorectal Malformations & Hirschsprungβs Disease Sexual Support Website Interstitial Cystitis Patient Journey Penile Cancer Patient Information Penile Cancer Animations Penile Cancer Awareness Video Penile Cancer Patient Journey Testicular Cancer Patient Information
Patient Information
General (All Workstreams)
ERN eUROGEN patient registry
An animation explaining the purpose of patient registries.
π Watch the animationPatient empowerment
Flyer developed in collaboration with TOFS, Maxβs Trust, and VACTERL Association UK.
π Download flyer (PDF)
π Read about the development of this workPaediatrics: Rare Congenital Uro-Recto-Genital Anomalies (Workstream 1)
Complex genital reconstructions (differences of sex development) (EA 1.1)
An animation explaining DSD for patients and families (in collaboration with Erasmus MC).
π Watch the animationBladder exstrophy/epispadias (EA 1.2)
Patient journey developed with EURORDIS to support families and carers.
π Download the Patient Journey (PDF)Rare urological stone and kidney diseases (EA 1.3)
Information sheets available in multiple languages (in collaboration with the EAU).
π Read in EnglishΒ | Read in Spanish
Animated explanations in English and Spanish (in collaboration with the EAU).
π Watch English animation | Watch Spanish animationSpina bifida (non-syndromic urogenital tract malformation) (EA 1.4)
Patient journey developed with EURORDIS for individuals and families.
π Download the Patient Journey (PDF)Anorectal malformations (EA 1.7)
A comprehensive overview of the ARM patient journey.
π Download full text (PDF)
An illustrated summary brochure for quick reference.
π Download short version (PDF)
Listen to the abridged patient journey in audio format.
π Play audio online | Download audio (MP3)
A list of international patient organisations for anorectal malformations and Hirschprung’s disease.
π Download list (PDF)
Support website in English and Dutch (in collaboration with ERN ERNICA).
π Visit websiteAdults: Functional Urogenital Conditions Requiring Highly Specialised Surgery (Workstream 2)
Bladder pain syndrome/interstitial cystitis (EA 2.5)
Patient journey developed with EURORDIS to support adults living with interstitial cystitis.
π Download the Patient Journey (PDF)Oncology: Rare Urogenital Tumours (Workstream 3)
Penile cancer (EA 3.1)
Information for patients, developed with the EAU and Orchid.
π Read on EAUPatient
Patient information animations in English and Spanish (in collaboration with the EAU).
π Watch English animation | Watch Spanish animation
Awareness video produced with Orchid.
π Watch the video
Comprehensive patient journey developed with EURORDIS.
π Download the Patient Journey (PDF)Testicular cancer (EA 3.2)
Information for patients, developed with the EAU and Orchid.
π Read on EAUPatient
