Medical insight, personal stories and humor from a urologist who has been where you are now.
January 22, 2015 Dr. McHugh performed my vasectomy in October 2012 after the birth of my daughter. In early 2014 my wife and I decided to try for a second child. Dr. McHugh reversed my vasectomy on March 6, 2014. The procedure was completed in a few hours with no complications. I experienced no more …
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You Don’t Cure Strictures…You Manage Them I have always enjoyed pretending to talk about something completely ridiculous, but in a serious tone, in front of strangers. In fact, on my first trip in an airplane to Washington D.C. for a Key Club convention, the friend I went with told me, “John, if don’t start acting …
A Word to the Wise… Ken Dixon’s father was one of the first surgeons of Hall County, Georgia and as a result Ken is an encyclopedia of medical stories. I did not realize until I began this book that most of Ken’s stories involve people who are “characters.” Recently he was telling me about a …
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For many years I have compiled a CD of interesting renditions of Christmas standards. Each year I do a song and hide it into the twenty or songs on the CD. This is my submission and rendition of a song for this year's CD with a little help from Audacity. Not a bad message BTW. …
Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery/Microscopic Vas Reversals at N.G.U.A..
After the biopsy.
Dad's New Gig.
Here's the question: I enjoy reading and listening to your perspective on Prostate cancer. You mention High grade or Low grade types of cancer. I presume this pertains to the Gleason score? Or are there other factors involved? Here's the answer: Assuming the cancer is no where else and is confined to the prostate …
Prostate Diaries 