In late May, Dr. Jeffrey G. Proctor gave a presentation to the American Urological Association (AUA) on his research involving an injection protocol to reduce urinary retention following treatment of an overactive bladder (OB).
In his recent presentation to the AUA, “A Bladder Injection System and a Specific Injection Protocol Reduce Urinary Retention Following OnabotulinumtoxinA treatment of Overactive Bladder (OAB)”, Dr. Proctor defines the research objective, methods, the bladder injection protocol, results, and conclusions.
Out of the several female patients being treated for OAB who participated in the injection protocol study, 99.5% reported symptom relief.
Georgia Urology’s Lewis S. Kriteman M.D., F.A.C.S. was featured in Atlanta magazine’s Health Innovations section in their May 2020 edition. Dr. Kriteman practices general urology with a particular interest in male and female voiding dysfunction, and treatment of enlarged prostate (BPH) utilizing minimally invasive procedures such as Urolift and Rezūm. He specializes in all procedures of […]
Georgia Urology is proud to announce a partnership with former NFL Falcons Quarterback, DJ Shockley, as a part of our summer kidney stone awareness campaign. A native Atlantan, Shockley became a first-team All-SEC Quarterback at the University of Georgia before joining the Atlanta Falcons in 2006, and playing for the team for five years. Understanding the […]
On November 19, CBS46 News invited Dr. Walter Falconer to be a special guest on its Men’s Health episode of Public Affairs on Peach. “Movember” is a month dedicated to tackling issues related to men’s health, and Dr. Falconer gave his insight in a segment dedicated to prostate cancer. During his interview with Bobby Kaple, […]
