Novel research may improve UTI prevention and treatment among people with spinal cord injuries
Innovations in the Department of Urology
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Driving innovation to create medical breakthroughs in the treatment of urologic conditions
Welcome to an exhilarating new era within the Department of Urology marked by growth in clinical programming, expansion of the faculty and a bolder commitment to innovation in education and research. All of our efforts ultimately designed to improve the lives of citizens in the great state of Ohio.
We are experiencing great transformation with clinical expansion in neuro-urology and urogynecology, prostate cancer focal therapies as well as the launch of our office of research to develop investigator-initiated clinical trials.
It's a great time to be at The Ohio State University!
Research on urinary immune cells and androgens may lead to more personalized bladder cancer treatments
First-of-its-kind study will evaluate BPH outcomes among men on antifibrotic therapy
Researchers fuel studies of novel agents and treatments to improve care for non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer
Focus on global health helps improve urology care, learning locally and globally
Multifaceted approach aims to reduce health disparities in genitourinary cancers
Collaborative NIH-funded study looks at a new MRI technique for prostate cancer
Ohio State collaborative PROSPECT program: Enriching the talent pool of urologists
Quality Improvement Hub collaborative aims to enhance health care across Ohio
Clinical trial aims to clarify role of cytoreductive nephrectomy in metastatic renal cell carcinoma, improve survival
Unique education program for complex pelvic surgery patients focuses on improving quality of life, lowering complications and costs
Preoperative smoking cessation intervention aims to reduce complications for urologic surgery patients, save providers time
Featured Stories
How a simple urine test could one day replace cystoscopy in the management of patients with bladder cancer
An objective new tool assesses urology residents’ robotic surgery skills
Fellowship-trained endourologist to offer Holmium laser enucleation of the prostate later this year
Single-cell RNA sequencing may be key to unlocking the underpinnings of bladder cancer
Enhancing cancer treatment in patients requiring nephroureterectomy
Benign urinary tract pathology, biomarkers and signaling pathways
Robotic-assisted surgery with intraoperative radiation offers new hope to patients with local cancer recurrence
Novel implicit bias research helps providers offer better care for diverse patient populations
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center seeks to improve prostate cancer outcomes among high-risk patients
Research incorporates patient preferences in prostate cancer active surveillance protocols
New virtual treatment program for women with overactive bladder
New program brings awareness, treatment options for female sexual function
Ohio State is First in North America to Pilot Thulium Fiber Laser for the Treatment of Kidney Stones
Neuro-Urology Treatments Improve Quality of Life in Patients with Neurological Diseases
Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer: Translational Research
Creating Better Outcomes for Patients with Bladder Cancer
Reducing Treatment Disparities Among Patients with Kidney Stones
Department of Urology Hires New Clinical and Research Faculty
Leading the way