Urology Overview
A urologist, also known as a genitourinary surgeon, manages congenital and acquired conditions of the genitourinary system and contiguous structures including the adrenal gland. These conditions extend from the fetus to the elderly, and may be benign or malignant. A urologist has comprehensive knowledge of these disorders and the patients in whom they occur. This specialist is skilled in medical and open surgical therapy of these conditions as well as endoscopic, percutaneous, and other minimally invasive methods.1
1 The American Board of Medical Specialties. Guide to Physician Specialties. Evanston, IL: American Board of Medical Specialties; February 2008.
Urology Faculty Advisors
| Brian Hu | BHu@llu.edu |
| Ed Ko | EYKo@llu.edu |
Urology Interest Group
President: Shannice Baker
Vice President: Gene Krishingner
Secretary: Nathaniel Ng
Treasurer:
Event Coordinator:
Research Liaison:
3rd Year Rep: Jon Ewald
2nd Year Rep: Ashley Li
1st Year Rep:
Faculty Advisors: Dr. Herbert Ruckle and Dr. Ed Ko
