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Dr. Myrga discusses techniques to leverage transperineal prostate biopsy benefits
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“When we think about all the other office-based procedures we do, such as transrectal biopsies and vasectomies that are done in-clinic, I think that technology can play a big role in these," says Dr. Myrga.
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In an interview with Urology Times, John Myrga, MD, explains the significance of findings from his recent study, "Patient Reported Outcomes after Transperineal vs. Transrectal Biopsy with Local Anesthesia: Advances in Pain Control and Areas for Improvement." These findings were presented at the 74th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Section of the American Urological Association. Myrga is a urology resident at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center’s urology department.
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