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Mashup Score: 6Dr. Harris discusses variation in on-call patterns among urologists - 12 month(s) ago
“We also saw differences in the average pay per weekday of hospital call; 32% of men reporting receiving over $500 per day [of] week[end] hospital call, but only 18% of women reporting the same,” says Andrew M. Harris, MD.
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Mashup Score: 0How Northwestern Medicine’s new urology structure will help improve care - 12 month(s) ago
“We aim to provide the best quality care we can at the locations closest to our patients,” says Edward M. Schaeffer, MD, PhD.
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Dr. @EdwardSchaeffer discusses how Northwestern Medicine’s new urology structure will help improve care. @NM_Urology #urology #urologist https://t.co/sxFi29QXJ0
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The UroActive System is currently under investigation in 2 first-in-human clinical trials in male and female patients with SUI.
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UroMems has raised $47 million in Series C financing to aid large-scale US and European clinical trials of the UroActive System, a smart automated artificial urinary sphincter for patients with stress urinary incontinence. #urology #urologist https://t.co/mUwucfALix
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Subcutaneous nivolumab is also under review in the United States based on findings from the phase 3 CheckMate-67T trial.
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The European Medicines Agency has validated an extension application for subcutaneous nivolumab across previously approved indications of nivolumab in solid tumors. #urology #urologist https://t.co/PTTB2E9cQA
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Mashup Score: 9Dr. Das on his experience with HoLEP for treating BPH - 1 year(s) ago
Urology Times is the leading resource for urologists & allied health professionals offering clinical analysis, policy perspectives, & practical advice.
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Dr. Akhil Das shares his experience with HoLEP for BPH. @UCI_Urology #urology #urologist https://t.co/gHv1SDWN6j
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“I think these findings are critical in helping us craft educational resources that would be easily understood and easily disseminated by trusted health care providers,” says Stephanie Gleicher, MD, MPH.
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Dr. Stephanie Gleicher discusses next steps for improving patient knowledge of urinary tract infections. @sgleicher @SmithInstUro #urology #urologist https://t.co/4RcSBqlFME
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“This study reinforces our role as physicians to guide patients away from costly supplements with little or no benefit,” said Wai Lee, MD.
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Recently published findings show that taking daily D-mannose did not reduce the incidence of recurrent UTIs in women compared with placebo. #urology #urologist https://t.co/OLjhHamzLN
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“I think digital therapeutics and virtual care are going to expand access,” says David Sheyn, MD.
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"I think digital therapeutics and virtual care are going to expand access," says Dr. David Sheyn. @CaseUrology #urology #urologist https://t.co/obxgvJoVQg
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Mashup Score: 5Dr. Ghoniem on detrusor nerve radiofrequency ablation research - 1 year(s) ago
“I think having success with that in humans will make [radiofrequency ablation] very, very valuable for the practicing urologist that can be done in the clinic without much training or anything like that,” says Gamal M. Ghoniem, MD, FACS, ABU/FPMRS.
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Dr. Gamal M. Ghoniem discusses a preclinical study of detrusor nerve radiofrequency ablation for OAB. @ghoniem_gamal @UCI_Urology #urology #urologist https://t.co/I347Ck4Jse
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Mashup Score: 3Aquablation granted new category I CPT code for BPH management - 1 year(s) ago
The new Category I code will become effective on January 1, 2026.
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The AMA has granted a Category I CPT code to Aquablation for BPH, replacing the therapy’s existing Category III CPT code. #urology #urologist https://t.co/v1Q1YQlifY
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Dr. Andrew Harris discusses variation in on-call patterns among urologists. @AndrewHarris_MD @UKYurology #urology #urologist https://t.co/323Tt7zT9L