On Sunday, March 17th, Georgia Urology physician Dr. John Stites appeared on The Weekly Check-Up on News/Talk WSB Radio for a kidney awareness month special.
During this segment, Dr. Stites provided insight into his background, as well as the pediatric surgical correction and outcome research he performed during his medical training. Dr. Stites answered questions from callers concerning a host of urological conditions, their treatment options, and the nuances of the recovery process. Dr. Stites focus on robotic surgery for prostate cancer, benign prostatic enlargement, complex kidney surgery, adrenal surgery, and kidney stones provided many insightful answers. Dr. Stites stated, ‘It’s important to set realistic expectations before surgery and understanding that a lot of the recovery process after surgery is patient motivated and requires patience and hard work. But good outcomes are possible.” If you missed the show, click here to listen.
On May 14th, Georgia Urology’s Dr. Andrew Kirsch will be participating in the 2017 American Urological Association (AUA) Annual Meeting in Boston as a speaker for the Next Frontier Plenary Session. The conference expects to see over 10,000 urologists in attendance. Dr. Kirsch will be a part of the Point-Counterpoint Debate that focuses on the […]
Georgia Urology is excited to be the sponsor of a team which is participating in the Zero Prostate Cancer Run- DASH4DAD 5K RACE on Saturday, June 15. The race is on Father’s Day weekend and will be held in Sandy Springs. It’s a great way to honor your father. We invite you to join our […]
On Wednesday, June 17, 2020, Georgia Urology’s Dr. Ronald Anglade joined many other experts in a virtual discussion on Male Infertility in Communities of Color. Male Infertility in Communities of Color Approximately 1 in 8 couples will experience interfertility In almost 50% of those cases, the man is the factor in the couple’s infertility In […]
