Dr. George Koch

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842 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6d ago

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BackTable Urology · Ep. 289 Insights into Urethroplasty & Reconstructive Care with Dr. Benjamin N. Breyer · 10 Feb 2026 podcast

who does lots of abdominal stuff, who does the skin and soft tissue stuff.

I think it's like really wonderful.

And when I talk about with our residents who are hopefully all listening to this podcast and all thinking about reconstructive urology, I talk about like, I love the fact that oftentimes I get problems that like,

Maybe aren't either aren't represented on the case logs or you can't say, oh, this is a that case.

It's like a bunch of different cases and I kind of have to put it together.

Or, you know, I talked with with Rachel Mann about I think one of the coolest things about about reconstructive urology is that you.

You may train in one place, then you get a job somewhere else and those just aren't the patients you see.

You know, it's really like your disease processes and your patients that kind of guide what you end up being an expert in and being a reconstructive urologist to treat.

I also like love that and the creativity that kind of goes into it.

I love camping.

Yeah.

Well, I think that, and maybe it's a, some sort of Venn diagram and like the personality of a reconstructive urologist, but you know, you see Dr. Meyers like on his hikes and all the time as well, you know?

But maybe there's, maybe there's some sort of camping thing.

Maybe the next, you know, maybe the next GERS doesn't, shouldn't be in a major city, but it should be like...

why have a ski meeting we got to do a camp meeting exactly exactly george what an idea that would be fun i i'm already worried that that you're gonna next like tap me to organize it but it would be it would certainly be fun to go to

So one thing that that is is something that I struggle with and and think about a lot as we talk about the complexity of cases and what constitutes reconstruction.

And I always go back to, you know, for us,

urologists in general.

The AUA, I've heard the stat that 65% of counties in the US don't have a urologist.

There's a shortage of urologists.

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