Philadelphia Magazine assembles its list of Top Docs™ each year to showcase the region's best physicians in an array of specialties. In 2021, 25 MidLantic Urology physicians were recognized as stand outs.
Virtual celebration honored prostate cancer patients, survivors and caregivers while raising money to support patients during COVID-19 pandemic
MidLantic Urology is expanding its team of top providers with the recent addition of two new physicians, Gregory C. McMahon, D.O. and Jeffrey B. Walker, M.D., both of whom specialize in treating a variety of urologic cancers.
Each year, doctors inform more than 240,000 patients that they have prostate cancer. Former Mayor of Philadelphia Michael Nutter now knows exactly what it is like to be one of those patients.
Watch the video to learn more about Mayor Nutter's experience.
Mayor Michael Nutter reveals his journey with prostate cancer. He was treated at MidLantic Urology.
The 8,160 square foot Class C facility specializing in urologic care is the first of its kind for an independent practice in Greater Philadelphia
There is always more to learn about prostate cancer and emerging treatments and therapies. Watch the video to learn more about clinical research for prostate cancer from Dr. Larry Belkoff, the medical director of clinical research at MidLantic Urology.
Upon receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis, your physician will discuss all of the potential treatment options, radiation possibly being one of them. Watch the video with Dr. Nicolaou to learn more about radiation treatment for prostate cancer.
Genetic testing can help to determine whether a patient is predisposed to prostate cancer and help in selecting the best treatment option. Learn more as Dr. Moreno explains three different type of genetic testing options for prostate cancer.
A common side effect you may experience after your prostate cancer treatment is erectile dysfunction. In this Prostate Cancer Awareness video, Dr. Joceline Fuchs describes this common and treatable side effect associated with certain treatment options.
After undergoing prostate cancer treatment, you may experience some side effects. Dr. Sterling explains how some patients may experience stress urinary incontinence after treatment in this latest Prostate Cancer Awareness Month video.
If you or a loved one is diagnosed with prostate cancer, a treatment option your doctor may explore is hormone therapy. Watch as MidLantic Urology's Dr. Ginsberg discusses how hormone therapy can be used as a treatment option for prostate cancer.
