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Next-generation Diagnostic and Surgical Treatments for Male Sexual Medicine and Infertility

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Scott Lundy

Scott Lundy

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Dr. Scott Lundy attended the University of Texas at Austin for undergraduate studies in Bioengineering followed by a combined MD/PhD program at the University of Washington, where he completed his doctoral thesis in the areas of stem cell biology and regenerative medicine. He completed his urology residency and male infertility fellowship at Cleveland Clinic, where he will remain as associate professor in the department of urology. His clinical interests include varicocele, azoospermia, fertility preservation/restoration, and microsurgery. His current research interests include spermatogenesis, stem cell biology, and the microbiome.

Collection Overview

The surgical subspecialties of men’s health, sexual medicine, and male infertility are intimately intwined within the broader field of urology and have witnessed a renaissance of new and innovative approaches for both the diagnosis and treatment of conditions such as erectile dysfunction and male infertility. Basic scientists, clinicians, and surgeons within these fields are now pushing the envelope to develop innovative methods to improve upon existing medical and surgical techniques to bring state-of-the art care to the patients suffering from these conditions. Many of these innovations – particularly advanced diagnostic tests and surgical technique modifications – are dynamic in nature and require visual demonstration to be safely and efficiently implemented by the broader audience. This collection proposes to aggregate the most innovative and impactful recent advancements in these areas into a cohesive collection of video manuscripts. This collection will provide high-yield value to clinicians and scientists working in this area for many years to come.

Articles

High-Resolution Respirometry to Assess Mitochondrial Function in Human Spermatozoa
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High-Resolution Respirometry to Assess Mitochondrial Function in Human Spermatozoa

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2023

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Abstracts

Method for Direct In Vivo Correlation of Ultrasound Images and and Histopathology in Rat Testicles

Taylor Kohn*1,

Nora Haney1,

Amin Herati1,

Trinity Bivalacqua2,

Kenneth Pienta 1

1The James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine,

2Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Division of Urology, Department of Surgery