Dr. George Koch
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first heard Jan 2026
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Yeah, I mean, to get slightly off topic, I certainly feel that way about about my artificial urinary sphincters.
You know, I was talking to a friend of mine who's in private practice and he was he was talking about, you know,
he wants to do sphincters, but he was deciding whether he was going to do the radiated ones or not.
And I was like, when, when have you seen a non-radiated one?
Like, you know, I feel like they're all like that now.
Yeah, they definitely are.
We've talked about case songs.
We're kind of getting into education a little bit.
And education in reconstructive urology is something that I would love a career that focuses on.
You know, as someone who's been a longtime leader in GERS and, you know, the Society of Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons, you know, could you talk a little bit about the role that urethral reconstruction is playing in fellows training and maybe how that's changed over time with so many, like the expansion of the disease processes we see?
Well, I appreciate it.
I'm going to send this episode to my parents now.
I mean, I I certainly this is a, you know, disclosure.
This is a podcast on urethral strictures.
And I do think that urethral stricture is still kind of a campfire.
You know, it's it's.
What you have to be kind of a master of the perineum to be a reconstructive urologist, I think.
And and we're still the ones in some cases who in those penile cancer cases get called to help with, you know, urethral dissection or, you know, certainly in like the trauma cases like or the the folks who who often get called on to help with like perineal and pelvic injuries.
So I certainly think that perineal surgery and urethral surgery specifically, like I said, is like the campfire that we all kind of
that we all kind of come to a couple of times a year, but we come into it from different, from different places and different perspectives, you know, like, you know, you name a reconstructive urologist and at least from an outside perspective, I would tell you like what my thoughts are on their, on their like clinical focus and clinical volume, you know, mostly based on kind of what they publish and what they talk about, but there's a bunch of them, you know, like you said, like gender surgery, robotic surgery, transitional urology,
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