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Top 10 Again: Georgia Urology Pediatrics Honored for Excellence​

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Urology Program climbs to No. 8 in the U.S. News & World Report ranking for 2026-2027 Best Children’s Hospitals. Georgia Urology’s pediatric urologists provide care at CHOA, and we are proud to share in this recognition. The honor reflects our team’s continued effort in research, innovation, and collaborative pediatric care. ​What […]

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3 Tips for Potty Training a Child with Urinary Incontinence

Most children a pediatric urologist sees for urinary incontinence are already potty trained, and what brings them in is one of a few different problems. Here are 3 practical tips to help parents manage accidents, support healthy bathroom habits, and recognize when there might be an underlying medical condition. ​Updated for 2026​ For many families, […]

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The Role of Urology in Spina Bifida Care

Spina bifida is one of the most common congenital disabilities affecting the central nervous system. It affects roughly 1 in 2,875 births in the United States each year, and happens when the spinal column doesn’t fully close during early development in the womb, affecting nerves, muscles, and organs in different ways.¹ The condition ranges in […]

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Newborn Cryptorchidism: When Testicles Don’t Descend

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 […]

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The Potty Trained Kid Who Starts Having Accidents Again: What’s Going On?

You’ve made it through the diaper years, celebrated dry nights, and finally felt like the potty training phase was behind you. Then it happens – your child starts having accidents again. Understandably, this can be confusing, frustrating, and even alarming for parents. Secondary enuresis (incontinence or bedwetting) is a condition where a child who’s been […]

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Dr. Kirsch Releases the Definitive Guide to Nighttime Bedwetting in Children

Georgia Urology is pleased to announce that Dr. Andrew Kirsch, a nationally recognized pediatric urologist at Georgia Urology and CEO of Global Continence, Inc., has released his new book aimed at helping families and pediatricians better understand and treat bedwetting, or nocturnal enuresis—a condition affecting millions of children worldwide. The book, The Ultimate Bedwetting Survival […]

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