On Sunday, March 17th, Georgia Urology physician Dr. John Stites appeared on The Weekly Check-Up on News/Talk WSB Radio for a kidney awareness month special.
During this segment, Dr. Stites provided insight into his background, as well as the pediatric surgical correction and outcome research he performed during his medical training. Dr. Stites answered questions from callers concerning a host of urological conditions, their treatment options, and the nuances of the recovery process. Dr. Stites focus on robotic surgery for prostate cancer, benign prostatic enlargement, complex kidney surgery, adrenal surgery, and kidney stones provided many insightful answers. Dr. Stites stated, ‘It’s important to set realistic expectations before surgery and understanding that a lot of the recovery process after surgery is patient motivated and requires patience and hard work. But good outcomes are possible.” If you missed the show, click here to listen.
We’re proud to announce that Georgia Urology has been ranked #9 as one of the internet’s Best Urology bloggers! We were recognized in a comprehensive list of best urology internet content that is ranked on criteria such as Google reputation and search ranking, social media influence, and quality and consistency of the postings. To learn […]
Appen News Publications names Georgia Urology – the largest urology practice in Georgia – the best urology practice for its 2023 Best of North Atlanta annual reader’s choice contest. The publication tallied more than 100,000 votes in more than 160 competitive categories. The honors were announced in a special features section in the Alpharetta/Roswell Herald, […]
Adult, Pediatric, and Surgery Center Urology Services Available in One State-Of-The-Art Location Georgia Urology has announced its Roswell, Alpharetta, and Alpharetta Ambulatory Surgery Center locations will be combining forces by moving into a new office in the Roswell area. With adult, pediatric, and surgery center urology services now available at one state-of-the-art location, patients will […]
