Urology at UW Health is consistently ranked among the country's top programs and offers center-oriented specialty treatments and consultations in Pediatric Urology, urologic cancers, stone disease, urinary tract infections, voiding dysfunction and infertility, as well as a full complement of minimally-invasive surgery techniques related to urologic conditions.
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Urology Videos
Robotic prostatectomy is a less-invasive approach to prostate removal. Surgeons use robotic technology to remove cancerous tissue, while sparing nerves near the prostate that control bladder and potency. Watch |
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Urology News
Should Men be Tested for Low T? Nine Specialties Ranked in Nation's Top 50 by U.S. News Urology Chair Stephen Nakada Lands National Honor
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Kidney Stone Program
Nearly 13 percent of men and 7 percent of women will develop kidney stones in their lifetime. The UW Health Kidney Stone Program was formed in 1995 and offers state-of-the-art therapy and prevention through our clinical and electronic services. |
Research
UW Health urologists participate in many clinical trials and research programs, exploring the latest minimally and non-invasive treatments.
A large clinical research staff supports these endeavors, along with research fellows, residents and research scientists. Learn more about our urology research
Left: Dr. David Jarrard discusses our research |
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