Dr. George Koch
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first heard Jan 2026
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Do you do you find you're doing a lot of kind of reframing for patients?
Yeah, I do think patients, at least in my experience, find some comfort in that in even when they're frustrated about side effects, they show up and then you say, you know, I'm the person for the side effects like this.
This is the reason the medical center employs me.
is to just deal with this.
And then I do think sometimes you get a light bulb moment where they're like, oh, okay, the medical center has resources to deal with the side effects.
Maybe I wasn't totally informed or aware or on board with some of these things, but I guess if the medical center has someone to treat them,
then I guess it's okay.
Or I guess it's not, I'm less angry, you know, I don't know.
I've seen that a couple of times and it's, I think it's a good way to start off, you know, some of these early visits.
And we're dancing around it, but can you kind of outline from your perspective what benefits a urology practice has when they have someone who is focused on survivorship specifically?
Yeah, it's interesting.
From a practice standpoint, you almost get the benefits of, you know, let experts be experts.
And then from a patient standpoint, you know, as long as they see your practice as kind of a cohesive group, they probably see it as, wow, I'm getting this great comprehensive care, even though they may have to see multiple providers.
We've talked about it, but now that we're understanding, you know, urologic cancer survivorship as really being urologic issues, even outside of urologic cancers.
Can you talk a little bit about kind of what patients you see day to day, you know, what malignancies people have had, what treatments they've had, those kinds of things?
Are there any patient populations that you didn't expect to be taken care of that you take care of now?
creative.
Yeah, I've talked about it in a couple of episodes, but the sarcoma, similarly, it was not one that I expected.
And it's, you know, it's a disease process where I think you get to kind of use a lot of your trauma principles.
Like, you know, you don't exactly know what segment of the ureter you're going to be reconstructing until you're in there.
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