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I had an implant by a local urologist last December and I've been back to him a couple of times regarding a large numb area. He doesn't seem real concerned and basically just said Wait a yea and see how it is. I'm not really satisfied with his response to me, both verbally and from a bedside manner - he always seems rushed and not open to talk to. I want a second opinion so I asked the nurse coordinator at the cancer center who the go-to guy in Michigan is. She responded with Dr. Dana Alan Ohl who practices at the U of M medical center. Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with him with an implant.

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mwm

midwestman wrote:I had an implant by a local urologist last December and I've been back to him a couple of times regarding a large numb area. He doesn't seem real concerned and basically just said Wait a yea and see how it is. I'm not really satisfied with his response to me, both verbally and from a bedside manner - he always seems rushed and not open to talk to. I want a second opinion so I asked the nurse coordinator at the cancer center who the go-to guy in Michigan is. She responded with Dr. Dana Alan Ohl who practices at the U of M medical center. Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with him with an implant.

Thanks

mwm

I did a couple of internet searches and it appears he's board certified in urology, was a co-publisher on an article regarding "Comparison of a New Length Measurement Technique for Inflatable Penile Prosthesis Implantation to Standard Techniques: Outcomes and Patient Satisfaction," has not paid off any malpractice lawsuits and has never been disciplined by the state medical board in Michigan.

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https://www.doximity.com/pub/dana-ohl-m ... empted=yes

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1 ... x/abstract

https://w2.lara.state.mi.us/val/license/search

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