COVID-19 and the Urology Match: Perspectives and a Call to Action.
Published in The Journal of urology
Recommendations for Tiered Stratification of Urological Surgery Urgency in the COVID-19 Era
Published in The Journal of Urology
Implementing Telemedicine in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Published in The Journal of Urology
We Should Not Ignore What Scientific Articles are Telling US: A Lesson from the Italian COVID-19 Experience
Published in The Journal of Urology
Focus on the Crosstalk Between COVID-19 and Urogenital Systems
Published in The Journal of Urology
Triaging Office-Based UrologY Procedures During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Published in The Journal of Urology
MP85-05 LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP REVEALS DIFFERENTIAL PHENOTYPES OF NEUROLOGIC IMPAIRMENT AND BLADDER FUNCTION IN A MURINE MO...
Published in The Journal of Urology
LB-S&T-36 RECOVERY FROM NEUROLOGIC IMPAIRMENT IN MURINE MODEL OF CORONAVIRUS-INDUCED DEMYELINATION DOES NOT DIRECTLY COR...
Published in The Journal of Urology
Postnatal germ cell development during mini-puberty in the mouse does not require androgen receptor: implications for ma...
Published in The Journal of urology
Androgen receptors are not required for gonocyte migration from the center of the testicular tubules to the basement membrane and transformation into spermatogonia stem cells up to day 10 in androgen receptor knockout mice. Identifying nonandrogenic factors might improve the fertility potential of boys with undescended testis who are undergoing orc...
Poor glycemic control is associated with reduced prostate specific antigen concentrations in men with type 1 diabetes.
...Published in The Journal of urology
Prostate specific antigen decreases as hemoglobin A1c increases in men with type 1 diabetes mellitus. This relationship is independent of age, body mass index, androgen levels, medication use and measures of diabetes severity, which suggests that factors related to glycemia may directly affect prostate specific antigen levels.
