Dr. George Koch
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first heard Jan 2026
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But I did want to, before we lose the thought, I did want to ask you, you know, you've, you're describing kind of changes in your, and correct me if I'm wrong, kind of changes in your thought process and your, where you utilize different surgical approaches.
But I did want to ask, are there surgical approaches that you just don't use anymore at all?
You know, are there, are there approaches that you've moved away from?
Totally.
yeah yeah i'm i am a big fan of it as well we and we didn't do any dorsal middle cases in in fellowship so i don't know that i can speak about it with with as much experience but we always talked about that judith hagedorn and i always talked about you know you do a nikolovsky and if you get in trouble then you can kind of like
Do the Keith Rourke sliding T where, you know, you've you've like major incision and you say, oh, man, I outkick my coverage.
I cannot get the sutures down far enough.
Well, then you can just open it up, do like a sliding T and then close it back up.
So that was kind of always our backup plan.
I talk about it all the time with here and as he and I are deciding, you know, what case to do where and that kind of thing.
And I've never had to use it.
But that was always that's always my backup plan is we like that ventral ventral approach to you.
Do you think that there are techniques, you know, we're talking about your practice, but you're also, you know, as you mentioned, you've got a degree in clinical research.
I feel like whenever I want to catch up on what I've missed in urologic reconstructive research, I like look at what your group is doing to kind of guide the PubMed search.
You know, as far as the national trends go, do you feel like there are techniques that are becoming over or underused now?
nationally, you know, within like the GERS and reconstructive community?
It's a good question.
This, and this kind of gets to kind of your thoughts on your fellow and your fellow's case logs.
I, as I was thinking about kind of things that you and I could talk about with Stricture, I, when I was a fellow, I asked Dr. Wessels about his case logs and we actually like tried to, tried to find some, some documentation of what he did with Dr. McAninch and, you know, it was- Could we find him?
He didn't find it, but he kind of made some estimations for me.
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