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Ben Schurhamer MD
Ben Schurhamer MD
Ben Schurhamer
Urologic Surgeon
Dr Schurhamer specializes in minimal invasive treatments of urologic cancers, kidney stones, BPH and other disease processes.
He has fellowship training in an accredited fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania with a focus on minimal invasive approaches to prostate cancer.
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Ben Schurhamer, MD
Urologic Surgeon
Dr Benjamin Schurhamer is an endourologist with special interest in minimal invasive treatments for prostate cancer and BPH. He completed a fellowship in Minimal Invasive Oncology and Endourology at the University of Pennsylvania - Pereleman School of Medicine.
He has a special focus in robotic surgery and focal therapy for prostate cancer treatment.
Dr Schurhamer specializes in both multiport and single port robotic surgery which allows him to tailor his surgical approach to each patient's specific anatomy and goals.
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The doctor's office can be a daunting place. Take some time to educate yourself before your visit by visiting my Wellprept page below:
Single Port Surgery
This new robotic device from Intuitive Surgery allows for a smaller incision and precise dissection for optimal cancer and select benign diseases.
MultiPort Xi Robotic Surgery
Multiport surgery for oncology and benign disease has been pioneered by urologists for the last 15 years. This technology allows us to obtain better visualization, improved hand movement in small areas all through small incisions.
Focal Therapy for Prostate Cancer
High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) is a focal therapy for prostate cancer that uses high-frequency sound waves to destroy cancer cells. The waves create heat that destroys the cancer cells. HIFU is a less invasive treatment that can destroy prostate tumors while sparing healthy tissue
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Fusion Prostate Biopsy
The fusion biopsy technology combines your MRI images with the ultrasound image in real time. This fusion (blending) of images creates a clearer picture to pinpoint any suspicious areas in the prostate. Your doctor uses the ultrasound and prostate MRI images to collect the prostate biopsy (tissue sample) with a needle