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Members of the faculty of the Division of Urology are actively involved in clinical and basic science research projects. We work directly with two laboratories investigating bladder smooth muscle physiology and urologic tissue engineering.

Our faculty have presented work at major international meetings and have published extensively in these areas. The goal of this work is to develop better and safer treatments for our patients and to provide optimal patient care.

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Residents' Research
   Clinton Collins, MD; 2008 AUA Annual Meeting (abstract)

Basic Science Research
   Bladder Smooth Muscle Physiology: Paul Ratz, PhD
   Mechanical Properties of Bladder Muscle: John Speich, PhD
   Neuro-Urology & Overactive Bladder: Adam Klausner, MD
   Urologic Tissue Engineering: Gary Bowlin PhD

Clinical Research
   Urologic Oncology: Mayer Grob, MD

Residents' Awards and Honors