Center for Reconstructive Urology

A urethral stricture, if less than a centimeter in length, is often treated by Urologists with dilation. This common treatment is done by progressively stretching the stricture with progressively larger dilators to increase the size or using the safer direct vision ballon dilator invented and published by Dr. Gelman. Learn more on dilation: http://bit.ly/2B60D49

Statistics show that while erectile dysfunction affects men as they get older, 60 percent of men in their 60's have shown to be inflicted by the disorder, ED has shown to be creeping up on men as early as 40. Learn more on the evaluation of ED: http://bit.ly/326k8Fx

Hypospadias, a birth defect where the urethra is at the base of the p***s rather than the tip, had inflicted Zach. As his parents explain in this video, Zach suffered three failed corrective surgeries and with compounding scar tissue a compromised kidney was impending. Dr. Gelman was able to successfully complete a two-part urethral reconstruction with sustained effectiveness of the repair.
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Hypospadias Treatment Hypospadias occurs as a birth defect in boys in which the urethra, (the tube that carries urine from the bladder to outside the human body) does not form pro...