A patient provided the following comment on Kevin Campbell, MD: “I came to Kevin’s office pretty much done with life. I was dealing with large amounts of groin pain and had…16 or 17 procedures…Kevin [,] unlike any doctor I’ve talked to [,] listened to me and said I could open…
Congratulations to Dr. Yeung (left) the recipient of the 2024 Clinical Excellence Award and Dr. Campbell (right) ithe recipient of the Rising Star Clinical Faculty Award.
Residents attended a mobile urology and prosthetics lab where they rotated through multiple stations, practicing placement of IPPs, slings, and sphincters. Faculty members were also in attendance to lead and review residents’ work. Thank you to our faculty for organizing this learning opportunity for residents!…
Kevin Campbell, MD, an assistant professor in the department of urology at the University of Florida College of Medicine who specializes in men’s health, answers some commonly asked questions.
“And in June of 2022, we noticed there was an uptake to sixty plus,” said Dr. Campbell. “So a fifty percent increase.” Doctor Campbell says vasectomies can take under fifteen 15 minutes, are straightforward and safe, and may be reversed.
rtility and fertility preservation. We will review the reproductive risks of cancer therapies, and the various options to help survivors build a family after treatment with fertility altering therapies. Presentations will cover current and updated guidelines in male and female cancer survivors as well as the most current strategies for non-oncologic fertility preservation.
Tomorrow at noon! “Male Oncofertility and Reproductive Urology - How can we help?” Kevin Campbell, MD
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What is the cause of male infertility? Evaluation of a man’s fertility can be a multistep process for clinicians and patients alike. There are a wide range of potential causes that may contribute to reproductive difficulties including genetic, congenital, medical, surgical, environmental, and psychosocial etiologies. These can include genitourinary anomalies…
