Dr. John Park and Ryan Swearingen recently traveled to Ghana to provide modern urologic care to under-served areas, as well as provide valuable education for Ghanaian urologists
Dr. Morgan discussed work examining the need for an epigenetic assay in addition to a transrectal ultrasound-guided prostate needle biopsy to fully evaluate a patient for certain types of prostate cancer.
The research, presented by MUSIC at the European Association of Urology's annual congress, demonstrates how robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) surgical skills can be accurately rated through the viewing of online videos.
The report highlights Dr. Keller's work with the Biointerfaces Institute, which examines the junctures between living cells and other surfaces–biointerfaces–to develop new technologies for understanding, diagnosing and treating disease.
The DUST Course covers developments in ureteroscopic stone treatment and will feature updates on the latest Dusting technology and hands-on experience with practical stone treatment skills.
Here is the latest edition of Dr. Bloom's monthly Matula Thoughts "What's New" newsletter.
Research on a web-based intervention to provide support and guidance for sexual rehabilitation for men undergoing prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment is being supported by the Movember Foundation, a global men's health charity.
Dr. Arul Chinnaiyan recently received a Challenger Award of $1,000,000 to fund research for the Development of New Therapeutics for castrate-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC).
The release of new residency training program rankings has the U-M Department of Urology and the University of Michigan at the forefront of the minds of many medical students.
