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Dr. Higgins recommends Aquablation for patients who desire antegrade ejaculations
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“For some men, it's very important to make sure that they have an antegrade ejaculation and this is a treatment modality that we're able to offer them,” says Andrew Higgins, MD.
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In this video, Andrew Higgins, MD, discusses the patient selection process and future research related to the study, “Prostate Aquablation: 2 years of perioperative outcomes,” presented recently at the 2021 American Urological Association annual meeting. Higgins is a urology resident at Einstein Healthcare Network, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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