Dr. George Koch

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842 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 5d ago

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BackTable Urology · Ep. 319 Reconstructive Techniques for Adult Buried Penis with Dr. Paul Rusilko · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

I'm excited.

Yeah, I mean, absolutely.

And I think that even a skin and soft tissue guideline, you know, something to give us some direction, even if it unified a couple of disease processes, I think would be super helpful.

That kind of brings me to talking a little bit about technique and how things have changed for you.

You know, we've talked about techniques that have kind of developed and that you learn from partners, but

How do you you know, as you are in the middle of changing your technique, how many I guess what I'm really asking is, you know, when you're switching from one technique to another, what does that disease process look like?

Because because to a certain extent in some of this, we still are, you know, John Wayne, you know, Wild Wild West.

How do you go about that process?

Because you seem very intentional about about the things that you're studying.

How does that reflect in when you change a surgical technique?

Are you doing five and then you stop and you kind of see how they go?

Are you doing one and you stop and you see how that person heals and develops?

Could you talk a little bit about I'm really asking, I guess, about surgical iteration?

Yeah, it's it's it's it seems like it's almost more of a mindset for you than a, you know, I do X number and then have to wait this amount of time.

It's it's more of a you see people in follow up and you're like, all right, what technique did I use?

You know, what problems am I seeing with it?

What good things am I seeing about it?

You know, how am I going to iterate?

All right, so this gets me to the kind of the tips and tricks section.

So I was wondering if you could maybe for pre-op, for intra-op, for post-op, kind of go over your tips.

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