April 5, 2017 (Atlanta) — Georgia Urology’s Dr. Lambda Msezane was featured in a career panel honoring Women’s History Month. The Office of Inclusion & Diversity at Marist School, Dr. Msezane’s alma mater, hosted the panel on Thursday, March 23rd, at the Ivy Street Lecture Hall. Dr. Msezane, along with two other women, discussed how […]
Georgia Urology’s Dr. Brent Sharpe will be partnering with the Boston Scientific Corporation to lead a free men’s health seminar. The seminar, which aims to boost the level of confidence and intimacy that men facing erectile dysfunction and bladder leakage may have, will be discussing the newest facts and treatment options surrounding these conditions. Northeast Georgia Medical Center on the Braselton Campus at 1400 […]
Ketamine bladder syndrome is a constellation of urinary tract issues brought about by ketamine use. This is typically more concerning in recreational users, rather than in the therapeutic environment, because ketamine bladder syndrome tends to be more severe and ultimately irreversible after prolonged or chronic usage. Ketamine has been touted as a relatively safe drug […]
