November 2015
There are all kinds of all kinds of urologists. There are those who do not specialize and treat everything from kidney stones to congenitally missing testes.
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Partners are often deeply involved in decisions about surgery. However, Surgeo routinely hears stories about patients who decide to have penile implant surgery without informing their partners.
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The word 'surgeon' originates in the Greek "kheirourgia," a contraction of "kheir," which means hand, and "ergon," which means work.
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Surgeons are a trusted line of defense for patients facing many kinds of illness. Surgeons are also human and they, too, can become ill. What happens then?
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Ever wonder where inflatable penile prosthesis came from? If it had pull-through strings and rear tip extenders? We did and we set out to get some answers.
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Television commercials for erectile enhancement products such as Viagra and Cialis may advise to "ask your doctor if you are healthy enough for sexual activity." What do they mean?
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Penile prostheses are used to restore erections in an externally visible organ that also has ejaculatory and urinary functions.
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How big is the issue of erectile dysfunction? Who is a candidate for a penile implant? So many questions.
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What happens when a consumer directed service like Surgeo goes to a broad consumerism conference? Who does he meet? What does he say? And what does he learn?
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