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Dr. Sean Elliott, MD
Reconstructive Urologist
Videos
Scientific Lectures
Challenges in non-continent diversion: ureteral stenosis and radiation enteritis
Ileal conduit tunneled under sigmoid mesentery, ureters brought through righ and left colon mesentery, transverse colon conduit. These and many other techniques for difficult situations described.
Urinary Diversion for Neurogenic Bladder: The Impact of Neurologic Phenotypes
University of Washington Visiting Professor 2023
Urinary Diversion in Neurogenic Bladder
Urology Recon Series 2020
Bladder Augmentation and Catheterizable Channel: Tips and Tricks
Enteral Substitution in Reconstructive Urology
Online presentation at Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesian Urological Association
Urinary Diversion for Neurogenic Bladder: The Impact of Nueurologic Phenotypes
Cornell Grand Rounds 2020
Challenging Cases of Male Incontinence
Panel Discussion at AUA 2021
A Comparison of AUS Approaches: Perineal Cuff Plus Abdominal vs. Sub-Inguinal Counterincision for PRB Placement
Podium Presesentation at AUA 2021
Long-term Outcomes of Urethral Stricture Treatment with the Optilume Paclitaxel-Coated Balloon: 4 Year Results from the ROBUST 1 Study
Presented at European Association of Urology 2021
The Optilume Drug-Coated Balloon for Urethral Stricture: 3 Year Results from the ROBUST I Study
Poster Presentation at AUA 2021
One-Year Results of the ROBUST III Trial Evaluating the Optilume Drug-Coated Balloon for Anterior Urethral Stricture
Poster Presentation at AUA 2021
Is Optilume the new dawn for endoscopic urethral stricture management?
Debate at British Association of Urologic Surgeons
Bladder Management in Adult Cerebral Palsy
2017 Symposium of the Neurogenic Bladder Research Group
Urethral Stricture: AUA Guidelines
Part of the UCSF COViD lecture series to enhance resident education during the clinical slowdown of the pandemic
Catheterizable Channels with Bladder Augmentation
AUA-Award Winning presentation of a pre-operative and intra-operative algorithm for how to select the best catheterizable channel for each patient, given their underlying neurogenic phenotype and their surgical history.
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