Tips on Office and Outpatient Management of Male Urethral Strictures
Expert guidance on diagnosing and managing male urethral strictures in office and outpatient practice.
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Ryan P. Terlecki, MD, FACS | Feb 2026
Expert guidance on diagnosing and managing male urethral strictures in office and outpatient practice.
Read MoreRyan P. Terlecki, MD, FACS | Feb 2026
A practical discussion on improving clinical efficiency in urology through team-based workflows, delegation, and time management strategies.
Read MoreRyan P. Terlecki, MD, FACS | Jan 2025
Ryan P. Terlecki, MD, FACS, emphasizes key elements for success in urethral surgery, focusing on preoperative planning, technical precision, and effective patient management.
A central message in this 11-minute presentation is to set realistic patient expectations while acknowledging that success is never guaranteed even with advanced surgical techniques. Terlecki compares conservative endoscopic management with surgical options, emphasizing that surgical planning requires careful consideration of anatomy, patient history, and the specifics of the stricture.
Dr. Terlecki stresses meticulous preparation, including the importance of standard protocols. Preoperative collaboration with anesthesia and other specialties is encouraged, along with video primers to prepare team members. Intraoperative decisions, such as when to transition from endoscopic to open surgery, are highlighted as critical moments requiring flexibility. He stresses that surgeons should stay calm under pressure and stick to their plan, even when faced with unexpected challenges.
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Read MoreCatherine A. Matthews, MD, FACS, FACOG, FPMRS, addresses the pressing issue of excessive screen time, emphasizing its impact on adults as well as children. She discusses the physical and psychological consequences of prolonged screen use, including eye strain, disrupted sleep patterns, decreased physical activity, and increased stress and anxiety. Dr. Matthews also discusses the psychological impact of screen time, noting that excessive use is linked to higher levels of stress, anxiety, and depression.
Dr. Matthews concludes by drawing clear parallels between addiction and screen time in children and adults. She provides practical tips for reducing screen time and increasing interpersonal interaction.
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