Peer-reviewed work
15 peer-reviewed papers indexed on PubMed — 5 as first author. Original research, systematic reviews, case series, and surveys, each described for a reader rather than a hiring committee.
National survey characterizing how Canadian surgeons select, implant, and manage inflatable penile prostheses.
A rare presentation of renal cell carcinoma metastasizing to the testis, with the diagnostic and management lessons it carries.
Characterizes the incidence and course of chronic scrotal pain after no-scalpel vasectomy — a counselling-relevant outcome.
Tests whether a large language model can safely and efficiently support patient counselling before vasectomy.
Prospective evidence that selected penile and scrotal operations can be done well under local anesthesia alone — a sedation-free option.
Maps where restorative/regenerative therapies for ED and Peyronie's actually stand in Canadian practice.
A current account of male contraceptive options — hormonal and non-hormonal — and what is realistically on the horizon.
Compares two sedation pathways for outpatient penile plication, asking how light an anesthetic the operation really needs.
Synthesizes the evidence for combined local-plus-sedation anesthesia across urologic procedures.
Examines how medical students perceive urology as a career and where gendered differences in that perception emerge.
Case series showing that emergent penile fracture repair can be tolerated under conscious sedation rather than general anesthesia.
Reviews the link between intratesticular testosterone and male infertility, and the serum biomarkers that might one day stand in for it.
Uses a simulation trainer to ask whether early surgical aptitude in flexible ureteroscopy can be measured objectively.
Basic-science characterization of extracellular vesicles released by muscle cells and how exercise-like contraction changes them.
Compares techniques for isolating exosomes and argues for where size-exclusion chromatography fits best.
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