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Knoxville
(17.39 mi)
Nearby Cities
Knoxville
(17.39 mi)
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5 Pediatric Urologist Listings Near Emory Heights, TN
Pediatric Urologist Emory Heights, TN
Find a pediatric urologist in Emory Heights, TN to help treat urinary tract problems in children.Results for Emory Heights, TN
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570 Points
David J Riden, MD
Tennessee Pediatric Urology,PCDistance: 17.39 mi2100 Clinch Ave Suite 130
Knoxville, TN 37916 -
140 Points
Carlos Angel, MD
East Tennessee Pediatric Surgery GroupDistance: 17.39 mi2100 Clinch Ave., Suite 430
Knoxville, TN 37920 -
100 Points
D Preston Smith, MD
University Pediatric UrologyDistance: 17.39 mi2100 W CLINCH AVE STE 120
KNOXVILLE, TN 37916 -
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Pediatric Urologist Info
Pediatric Urologist Summary:
A Pediatric Urologist treats the urinary tracts of children, both male and female. A Pediatric Urologist usually treats infections and other related problems. Some of the conditions a Pediatric Urologist can treat include bladder control issues, undescended testes, urinary obstruction, birth defects, and tumors and cancers of the kidneys. A Pediatric Urologist is able to treat infants up to early adults.
Pediatric Urologist FAQs:
What is a
A Pediatric Urologist is a physician who treats conditions concerning the genitals and uninary tracts of children.
What does a Pediatric Urologist treat?
A Pediatric Urologist can treat urinary tract infections, and a Pediatric Urologist can perform surgical reconstruction of the urinary tract. A Pediatric Urologist is similar to a Urologist except that a Pediatric Urologist treats children. A Pediatric Urologist can sometimes perform surgery on the bladder, groin, hernia, kidney and ureters.
Where does a Pediatric Urologist work?
A Pediatric Urologist can work in a children's hospital, regular hospital or clinic.
Pediatric Urologist Related Terms:
children's health, urinary tract, genitals, pediatrics, urology, infection, pediatric urologist, bladder control, urinary incontinence, undescended testes, kidney problems, chordee, hypospadias, bed-wetting, phimosis, urinary obstruction
A Pediatric Urologist treats the urinary tracts of children, both male and female. A Pediatric Urologist usually treats infections and other related problems. Some of the conditions a Pediatric Urologist can treat include bladder control issues, undescended testes, urinary obstruction, birth defects, and tumors and cancers of the kidneys. A Pediatric Urologist is able to treat infants up to early adults.
Pediatric Urologist FAQs:
What is a
Pediatric Urologist
?A Pediatric Urologist is a physician who treats conditions concerning the genitals and uninary tracts of children.
What does a Pediatric Urologist treat?
A Pediatric Urologist can treat urinary tract infections, and a Pediatric Urologist can perform surgical reconstruction of the urinary tract. A Pediatric Urologist is similar to a Urologist except that a Pediatric Urologist treats children. A Pediatric Urologist can sometimes perform surgery on the bladder, groin, hernia, kidney and ureters.
Where does a Pediatric Urologist work?
A Pediatric Urologist can work in a children's hospital, regular hospital or clinic.
Pediatric Urologist Related Terms:
children's health, urinary tract, genitals, pediatrics, urology, infection, pediatric urologist, bladder control, urinary incontinence, undescended testes, kidney problems, chordee, hypospadias, bed-wetting, phimosis, urinary obstruction
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