Urology Times Newsletter

MALPRACTICE CONSULT

Retained metallic object prompts lawsuit

"The plaintiff alleged that she notified the urologist of her continuing pain and was told there was nothing wrong," writes Brianne Goodwin, JD, RN.

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Inside a med-mal case: My brief stint as juror 22

"Based on their lines of questioning, it was apparent the defendant’s attorney wanted me to sit on the jury and the plaintiff’s attorney did not," writes Urology Times Content Channel Director Richard R. Kerr.

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Achieving a high success rate with large stones

Seth K. Bechis, MD, discusses a percutaneous approach to treating a 52-year-old patient with a large 4cm obstructed proximal ureteral stone. He highlights the steps and tools used in his technique, including effective lithotripter settings.

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SURVEY

Is DRE still a relevant tool in the management of prostate cancer?