Failed Primary Exstrophy Closure: Challenges, Management & PreventionFeaturing John. P. Gearhart, MD, Director Pediatric Urology at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. Recorded on May 25, 2016 with a live audience. Hosted by Dr. Jeffrey Niezgoda, Co-Founder of A-BE-C with Pamela Artigas, A-BE-C’s Executive Director. Dr.
People with bladder exstrophy are at greater risk for developing urinary tract infections. (UTIs). As part of Bladder Health Month, Dr. Ranjiv Mathews, Director of Pediatric Urology and Professor at SIU Medicine took a break from surgery to share some insights
Understanding the facts about the risks of bladder cancer and how to reduce them are important topics for bladder exstrophy patients and their families. As part of Bladder Health Month, Dr. John V. Kryger talked with A-BE-C’s Pamela Artigas to
Dr. Tony Khoury Chief of Pediatric Urology at both Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) Children’s Urology Center and the University of California-Irvine Medical Center, provides this helpful overview of the factors involved in urinary continence in children with bladder
While advances have been made in surgical approaches to the management of exstrophy, less is known about the psychosocial development and adjustment particularly as children and their family’s progress to childhood and adolescence. One of key issues that many parents
A-BE-C recently held its first virtual conference via Zoom! Dr. Elizabeth R. Mueller, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, kicked off the event by discussing research findings that suggest a lack of bladder health education in school systems, which