Pissed Off: The Many Ways Urination Can Go Wrong

Some men with prostate cancer may have a concurrent common issue…where is the next toilet, and can I get there on time? These urination issues are often caused by BPH, but there are other causes, e.g. overactive bladder. On July 1 at noon we will have Dr. Dean Elterman, an academic urologist at the University of Toronto, share his vast experience followed by a Q and A. We also plan to invite a couple of you who may offer some guidance. About a year ago , we invited Dr Kaplan to speak on this topic. This video serves as a good background for our July 1 meeting. https://youtu.be/Rmqm8wxooDU

Dean Elterman, MD, an academic urologist at the University of Toronto, is presenting a free webinar, “Pissed Off: The Many Ways Urination Can Go Wrong” to Active Surveillance Patients International at 12-1:30 p.m. Eastern on July 1, 2023.

Elterman’s research interests include voiding dysfunction, benign prostate enlargement, and men’s health.

He is the medical director of the Prostate Cancer Rehabilitation Clinic at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

Elterman trained at the University of Toronto, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and Weill Cornell Medical Center. He lectures internationally on the topics of novel technologies for BPH and teaches courses at the American Urological Association. The session will be followed with a live Q&A. Send your questions in advance to ASPI Chair Mark Lichty at: mlichty@ptd.net.