Dr. Michael Philip O'Leary on potential risks of penile implant surgery
O’Leary discusses safety related to instillation of the Penuma penile enhancement implant.
Michael Philip O’Leary, MD, a professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School, discusses potential risks of surgical implantation Penuma, an FDA-cleared penile enhancement implant. O’Leary is 1 of 10 surgeons in the United States capable of performing this surgery, and he recently performed the first Penuma implant at Brigham and Women's Hospital, part of Harvard Medical School. Penuma is a permanent cosmetic penile implant customized to an individual patient’s anatomy.
Study suggests broader use of anastrozole for male infertility
September 28th 2023If replicated with further study, the finding potentially expands noninvasive fertility treatment options and may minimize the need for expensive reproductive technology, according to lead author Scott D. Lundy, MD, PhD, of Cleveland Clinic’s Department of Urology.
Investigators prepare for first-in-human bladder transplant study
September 13th 2023"Our study is the first report of bladder auto-transplantation in heart-beating, brain-dead human research donors as a necessary preparatory step toward clinical bladder transplantation in living patients," says Inderbir S. Gill, MD.
