George Koch

Do I not?

And I'm sure that happens with more patients than we realize.

To your point, you know, we like take care of these patients oftentimes in the hospital.

tertiary acute setting and then send them back to their to their referring urologists for their long term follow up after they're kind of outside of our surveillance window.

And then, you know, I hope we're not doing that.

You know, I hope we're doing right by them.

As far as disease states or disease process go, what's the data look like for some of the common things that we do?

So urethroplasty, implants, upper tract reconstruction are the ones that come to mind.

Yeah, absolutely.

You mentioned your practice a little bit.

What's your typical protocol for urethroplasty?

I know you touched on it a little bit.

But otherwise, so other than particularly virulent bacteria, no catheter-pull antibiotics in most folks either.

Okay.

And you haven't noticed, I know you said you had a rash of a couple.

Gotcha.

Okay.

And then what do you do for, I think you said it has to grow out and speciate, but what do you do for like mixed flora or GU flora?

Nothing.

Nothing.