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Georgia Urology Launches Aquablation Program at Piedmont Rockdale

Georgia Urology is proud to announce the successful launch of the Aquablation therapy program for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) at Piedmont Rockdale Hospital under the leadership of Dr. Michael Kemper. Since its introduction in July 2024, the innovative, non-thermal treatment has been performed on over 20 patients, offering cutting-edge care for enlarged prostates in the […]

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Returning to Continence After Radical Prostatectomy

When a prostatectomy or removal of the prostate is indicated for prostate cancer, many men are concerned about their urinary function and long-term leakage because of their procedure. All men will experience some form of leakage initially after their prostatectomy, but most men will eventually regain their urine control. Two Valve Structures Become One Before […]

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Dr. Lewis Kriteman alongside other providers holding Aquablation package standing in front of Hydros system

Dr. Lewis Kriteman First in the World to Offer Next-Generation AI-Powered Treatment of Enlarged Prostate

Northside Hospital Forsyth, in partnership with Georgia Urology, was the first in the world to offer Aquablation® therapy with the new HYDROS™ Robotic System.  This next-generation platform is set to revolutionize the treatment for men suffering from benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), commonly known as an enlarged prostate. The new AI-powered robotic system offers a clinically […]

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Comparing Viagra / Sildenafil & Cialis / Tadalafil for ED

By: Michael Kemper, M.D. Erectile dysfunction, or ED, places a significant physical and psychological burden on a man and their partner. Because it is so prevalent and disruptive, there are many options for treatment at every stage of ED. Due to their effectiveness and a great deal of marketing over the past few decades, ED medications […]

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Will Anyone Know I Have a Penile Prosthesis/Penile Implant?

By: Michael Kemper, M.D. With incredible advances in medical devices and modern, minimally invasive surgical techniques, we have an elegant solution for otherwise untreatable erectile dysfunction in the form of an inflatable penile prosthesis or penile implant. These implants have been around for quite some time, but as they have been refined, they are more easily […]

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Navigating the Intimate Journey of Erectile Dysfunction

A Valentine’s Day Message for Couples We all want Valentine’s Day to be associated with romantic gestures and intimate connections. However, for couples facing the challenges of Erectile Dysfunction (ED), it can bring a mix of emotions and uncertainty. In a recent webinar, Dr. Michael Kemper of Georgia Urology highlighted the complexity of ED and […]

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Is There a Connection Between an Enlarged Prostate and Erectile Dysfunction?

By: Michael Kemper, M.D. BPH / Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, the non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate, and erectile dysfunction or ED both occur in patients that reach middle age or later. Because of the prevalence of each of these conditions, patients may sometimes wonder if one causes the other and, in particular, if BPH causes ED. Following, […]

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The Progression of Peyronie’s Disease and When It Should Be Treated

Peyronie’s Disease, an abnormal penile curvature, is a disease that can cause significant physical as well as psychological distress. Peyronie’s Disease is a disease of abnormal scar tissue in the penis, leading to a palpable bump or lump as well as curvature. This can cause pain with intercourse, pain for their partners, or distress that […]

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Is Erectile Dysfunction (ED) a Sign of Heart Disease

Erectile dysfunction is a concern that affects many men in midlife and later. Erectile dysfunction is not normal at any age. There are several reasons possible reasons for new onset or worsening erectile dysfunction, but the most common revolves around the occlusion of the penile arteries, resulting from plaque deposits sticking to their walls. If […]

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Enlarged prostate patient ‘happy customer’ after Aquablation procedure

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 […]

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Bulkamid Introduces New Era of Urinary Incontinence Treatment

Georgia Urology’s Dr. Shaya Taghechian, a Center of Excellence for the procedure, delivers much-needed relief to a patient with long-term struggles With a wedding and honeymoon on the horizon, 58-year-old Alison K. felt unrelenting pressure. Her stress urinary incontinence (SUI) had become increasingly worse throughout a decade, and now it threatened to infringe on one […]

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