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Core Lecture with Dr. Li-Ming Su

Learn more | Core Lecture: Complications of Robotic Partial | Li-Ming Su, MD, David A. Cofrin Professor of Urologic Oncology, Chairman, Department of Urology | Tuesday, 12/8/20 | 7:00 am

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Core Lecture with Dr. Li-Ming Su

Learn more | Core Lecture: Basics of Laparoscopy | Li-Ming Su, MD, David A. Cofrin Professor of Urologic Oncology, Chairman, Department of Urology | Tuesday, 10/27/20 | 7:00 am

Headshot of Doctor Li-Ming Su. He is wearing a gray suit with a white shirt and dark blue tie. He is wearing glasses with a clear frame. He has dark hair and is smiling.

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month!

As prostate cancer is the most common genitourinary cancer treated by a urologist and by far the most visible cancer from the standpoint of public awareness, our UF Health Urology team members are doing their part to increase awareness of this challenging disease by wearing a light blue ribbon lapel pin throughout the duration of the month of September.

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Endourology Podcast Discussion featuring Li-Ming Su, MD

Minimally invasive techniques to NUx and specifically management of the bladder cuff have evolved over the last decade. Various techniques to managing the ureteral orifice and bladder cuff have been attempted including cystoscopic, laparoscopic and more recently robotic approaches. In this podcast Dr. Su reviews some of the historical approaches…

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Li-Ming Su, MD appointed to Finance Committee of the Endourology Society

At the 37th WCE meeting held in Abu Dhabi, Dr. Li-Ming Su, Chairman, University of Florida Department of Urology, was nominated and approved by the Board of Directors and Delegates of the Endourology Society to become a member of the “Finance Committee” of the Endourology Society.

Headshot of Doctor Li-Ming Su. He is wearing a gray suit with a white shirt and dark blue tie. He is wearing glasses with a clear frame. He has dark hair and is smiling.

Men’s Health – The Owner’s Manual | Friday, 9/13 | UF Hilton

When Friday, September 13th; 1:30 – 4 p.m. Where Hilton University of Florida Conference Center1714 SW 34th StreetGainesville, FL 32607 Speakers Li-Ming Su, M.D.Robert A Zlotecki, M.D., Ph.D.Michael A Dennis, M.D.Larry Yeung, M.D. To register for this event click…

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UF Health Urology ranked #24 in the Nation!

We are delighted to announce that the University of Florida Health Shands Hospital was ranked #24 in adult urology of 1,495 urology programs evaluated in the United States based on the 2019 US News and World Reports Best Hospitals rankings. This places our program as the second highest ranked…

This is a large group photo consisting of University of Florida Department of Urology Faculty, Residents and Extenders. In the photo is the U.S. News and World Report Best Hospital Badge for Urology 2019-20. Photo is taken from a point higher than those in the photo. They are doing the gator chomp.
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US NEW AND WORLD REPORT BEST HOSPITALS BADGE. IT IS A GOLD SHIELD WITH THE WORDS BEST HOSPITALS WRITTEN IN BLACK AT THE TOP. A BLUE BANNER WITH THE WORDS US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT IN WHITE. BELOW THE BLUE BANNER ARE THE WORDS NATIONAL WITH UROLOGY ON THE NEXT LINE. THE DATE 2020 - 21 IS AT THE BOTTOM IN WHITE.

Ranked as the #17 urology program in the nation by U.S. News & World Report