Georgia Urology’s Dr. Michael Garcia-Roig and Dr. Andrew Kirsch were invited to write an article about the national trends and variations in the management of vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) for the American Urological Association News (AUA). AUA, a premier urologic association that prioritizes the highest standard of urological clinical care through education and research, requested that Dr. Garcia-Roig and Dr. Kirsch research the management of VUR, a urological condition common amongst infants and small children in which the flow of urine goes the wrong way. According to the two GU physicians,” the pendulum has swung aggressively towards a more conservative management of vesicoureteral reflux.”
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Emotions are high when a baby enters the world, and parents want the best for their newborn. When an anomaly pops up, it’s easy to worry – even when it’s something benign. One of the most common findings during newborn exams is an undescended testicle, also called cryptorchidism. This condition can sound alarming, but most […]
December 15, 2025 ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia Urology announced today that Dr. Brent Sharpe performed his 100th NanoKnife® System case on December 22, a milestone that underscored the practice’s leadership and deep clinical experience using irreversible electroporation (IRE) for men with localized prostate cancer. Dr. Sharpe, a board-certified urologist with Georgia Urology and one of […]
On September 17, Georgia Urology’s Midtown office moved its location to 1110 West Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 1020, Atlanta, Ga 30309. Georgia Urology’s Dr. Walter Falconer, Dr. Emerson Harrison, Dr. Emily Blum, Dr. Barry Zisholtz, and Dr. Paul Sherlag be seeing patients at this location. In addition to comprehensive general urological care, the doctors at Georgia Urology’s Midtown office offer specialized and state-of-the-art treatment […]
