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department of urology
Chairperson, Department of Urology Program Director, Urology Residency Program Professor, Urology
The Department of Urology at Temple University School of Medicine has expertise in dealing with cancers of the bladder, kidney, prostate, and genitalia. In addition, we treat erectile dysfunction, kidney stones, voiding dysfunction, stress urinary incontinence, stricture disease, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, interstitial cystitis, prostatitis and enlarged prostates.
All of our clinical faculty are fellowship trained. We also have two full-time PhD faculty who do research on bladder function and neuro-urology.
Our residency program consists of four institutions:
We have a combined faculty of 27, and our residents are trained in every facet of urology, including oncology, robotics, laparoscopy, female urology, stone disease, laser surgery, infertility, neuro-urology, and transplantation.
Our residents are accepted to some of the finest fellowships in the country, including the Mayo Clinic and the City of Hope Medical Center. We also graduate residents who are offered private practice positions with very prestigious groups.
As a clinical department, our goal is to provide the best urological health care possible and to educate our patients on how to maintain that care. As a residency
We are proud of our department and our residency program, and are looking to expand and improve each year into something even better.
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Contact Information:Department of Urology Temple University School of Medicine Suite 330, Zone C Philadelphia, PA 19140 T: 215-707-3375 F: 215-707-4758
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