In September 2021, Georgia Urology’s Dr. Daniel Canter was featured on WSB-TV to discuss the risks associated with men delaying screenings for prostate cancer and the complications that can develop in patients who simply put off visiting their doctors during the pandemic.
Prostate cancer, although common, is difficult to self-detect because early stages are often asymptomatic. For this reason, the American Urological Association (AUA) highly recommends that men start speaking with their doctors about screenings at age 40.
At Georgia Urology, protecting your safety during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is a top priority. The CDC and Georgia Department of Public Health still recommend that healthcare workers, patients, and visitors at places where healthcare is delivered continue to wear appropriate facemasks even if they are fully vaccinated. As a result: All physicians, staff, patients, […]
Mark Moore, a retired airline pilot in his late 60s, knew something was wrong. Throughout the day, his bladder was constantly irritated and never felt fully emptied. Each night he would wake up four to six times to urinate. In search of relief, Moore was referred to Georgia Urology’s Dr. Lewis Kriteman. After examining and […]
Largest urology practice in Georgia recognizes Drs. Daniel Belew, Michael Kemper, Joseph Song, and Bryce Wyatt for outstanding clinical expertise and patient care Georgia Urology – the largest urology practice in Georgia – appoints four practice physicians to its team of shareholders. Drs. Daniel Belew, Michael Kemper, Joseph Song, and Bryce Wyatt are receiving the honor […]
