EssayFirst authorCanadian Urological Association JournalAccepted, in press
96 hours
Five straight days of solo call, and the case for treating rest as part of the work.
Can Urol Assoc J. 2026 resident essay contest supplemental issue. In press.
Peer-reviewed work
Research, in plain language
17 peer-reviewed papers, 7 as first author. Original research, systematic reviews, case series, and essays, and surveys, each described for a reader rather than a hiring committee. Two are accepted and in press at CUAJ.
2026
2Case Report / SeriesFirst authorCanadian Urological Association JournalAccepted, in press
Vicious vessels: a large pelvic arteriovenous malformation causing gross hematuria and hydronephrosis
A high-flow pelvic vascular malformation that looked like a bladder tumour on the first scan. Angiography located the nidus, and embolization stopped the bleeding.
Can Urol Assoc J. In press (Images in Urology).
2025
3Survey StudyCo-authorCanadian Urological Association Journal
Practice patterns of Canadian penile prosthesis implanters: a survey-based analysis
National survey characterizing how Canadian surgeons select, implant, and manage inflatable penile prostheses.
Case Report / SeriesFirst authorCanadian Urological Association Journal
Renal cell carcinoma with remote testicular metastases
Renal cell carcinoma that turned up in the testis, and how the team reached the diagnosis.
Original ResearchCo-authorCanadian Urological Association Journal
Retrospective evaluation of post-surgical orchialgia in men undergoing no-scalpel vasectomy
How often chronic scrotal pain follows no-scalpel vasectomy, and how long it lasts. Worth knowing before you counsel a patient.
2024
7Original ResearchCo-authorWorld Journal of Urology
Real-world utility of ChatGPT in pre-vasectomy counselling: a prospective single-centre clinical study
Tests whether a large language model can handle patient counselling before vasectomy.
Original ResearchCo-authorUrology
Utilizing local anesthesia only for penile and scrotal urologic surgery: a prospective study on tolerability and outcomes
Prospective evidence that selected penile and scrotal operations go fine under local anesthesia alone, with no sedation.
Narrative ReviewCo-authorCanadian Urological Association Journal
An overview of the Canadian landscape on restorative therapies for erectile dysfunction and Peyronie's disease
Where restorative and regenerative therapies for ED and Peyronie's stand in Canadian practice.
Narrative ReviewFirst authorCanadian Urological Association Journal
The landscape of male contraception: a narrative review
Male contraceptive options, hormonal and non-hormonal, and which ones are close to reaching clinic.
Original ResearchCo-authorUrology Practice
Prospective pilot study: tolerability of outpatient penile plication under nursing-administered conscious sedation vs anesthesiologist-administered deep sedation
Compares two sedation pathways for outpatient penile plication, and how light an anesthetic the operation needs.
Systematic ReviewCo-authorUrology
A systematic review of loco-sedative anesthesia for urologic surgery
Synthesizes the evidence for combined local-plus-sedation anesthesia across urologic procedures.
Original ResearchCo-authorCanadian Urological Association Journal
Do you want to be a urologist? Gender differences in medical student perception of urology
How medical students see urology as a career, and where men and women answer differently.
2023
12022
3Narrative ReviewFirst authorInternational Journal of Impotence Research
An update on male infertility and intratesticular testosterone — insight into novel serum biomarkers
Reviews the link between intratesticular testosterone and male infertility, and the serum biomarkers that might one day stand in for it.
Original ResearchCo-authorWorld Journal of Urology
Are there predictors of flexible ureteroscopic aptitude among novice trainees? An objective, simulation-based assessment
Uses a simulation trainer to test whether early skill at flexible ureteroscopy can be measured.
Original ResearchCo-authorMembranes
Characterizing extracellular vesicles from skeletal muscle myoblasts and myotubes and the effect of acute contractile activity
Basic-science characterization of extracellular vesicles released by muscle cells and how exercise-like contraction changes them.
2020
1Narrative ReviewFirst authorInternational Journal of Molecular Sciences
A review of exosomal isolation methods: is size exclusion chromatography the best option?
Compares techniques for isolating exosomes and argues for where size-exclusion chromatography fits best.
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