Table 1. Summary of EAU guidelines Office Rapid Reaction Group for oncological and non-oncological conditions ( 7 ).

	Priority	Condition	Treatment
Oncological	Emergency	Life threatening-organ function threatening condition	Cannot be postponed more than 24 hours.
	High priority	Clinical harm (progression, metastasis, loss of organ function and deaths) if postponed > 6 weeks	The last to cancel, prevent delay of > 6 weeks.
	Intermediate priority	Clinical harm possible (progression, metastasis, loss of organ function) if postponed 3 months but unlikely.	Not recommended to postpone more than 3 months.
			Reconsider in case of increase in capacity.
	Low Priority	Clinical harm very unlikely (progression, metastasis, loss of function) if postponed	Postpone up to 6 months
Non-oncological	Emergency	Life threatening situation	Cannot be postponed more than 24 hours.
	High priority	Clinical harm very likely if postponed > 6 weeks	The last to cancel, prevent delay of > 6 weeks.
	Intermediate priority	Clinical harm possible if postponed 3-4 months	Not recommended to postpone more than 4 months.
	Low Priority	Clinical harm very unlikely if postponed	Postpone 6 months