T H E F U T U R E O F M E D I C I N E , T O D A Y

Harry M. Spence, M.D. was an innovative urologist and a renowned clinician and teacher, inter-

nationally known for his skill in directing formal and informal urologic conferences. Part of the

legacy he left at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center was to establish on of the

country’s first Visiting Professor Programs in Urology, which formally began 1963 with Howard

Hanley, M.D. UTSW has hosted many of the world leaders in urology through this program.

A unique aspect of the program has been the inclusion of visiting residents from other prominent

training programs in America. Providing diverse expertise and viewpoints, these visiting residents

contribute to an invaluable experience for all, and the program has spawned many lifelong friendships. In 1988, we

were pleased for the first time to invite back to Dallas a former visiting resident, Dr. Jerome Ritchie from Harvard, as

the Spence Visiting Professor.

W I L L I A M D . S T E E R S , M . D . F A C S

William D. Steers, M.D. is the 49th Harry M. Spence Visiting Professor in Urolo

gy at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Steers is the Hovey Dabney Profes-

sor of Urology at University of Virginia. Dr. Steers received his medical degree

in 1980 from the Medical College of Ohio after receiving a degree in Chemical

Engineering from Cornell University. After a residency at the University of Tex-

as and M.D. Anderson Hospital, Dr. Steers completed a fellowship in Neurobiol-

ogy and Pharmacology at the University of Pittsburgh. He has been a faculty

members at the University of Virginia since 1988 and became Chair of the De-

partment of Urology in 1995 and awarded the Hovey Dabney Professorship in 2003 and became the Paul

Mellon Professor of Urology in 2010. Dr. Steers is Editor of the Journal of Urology. He was President

of the American Board of Urology in 2010 and a Director on the American Board of Obstetrics and Gy-

necology. His honors include annual listing in America’s Top Doctors and Best Doctors in America.

Men’s health Magazine has named Dr. Steers one of the top 15 Best Doctors for Men in the United

States. He has received the American Urologic Association’s Gold Cystoscope Award for contributions

to Urology and the Dornier Innovative Research Award as well as numerous other awards from clinical

and scientific societies. In 2011 Dr. Steers was awarded the Hugh Hampton Young award for advancing

knowledge of genitourinary disease. He has lectured and performed surgery throughout the world and

has been elected to numerous scientific/professional societies, including the Physiological Society of

London, Clinical Society, and American Association of Genitourinary Surgeons. Dr. Steers also served

as President of the Society for Basic Urologic Research. With over 300 basic research and clinical pub-

lications, Dr. Steer’ diverse clinical interests span urinary incontinence, BPH, neurogenic bladder and

robotic surgery for prostate cancer. He is known as an expert in the complications of prostate cancer

treatments (incontinence and impotence).

Dr. Steers is a member of the FDA’s Reproductive Medicine Advisory Panel and chaired the NIH’s Uri-

nary Incontinence as well as Interstitial Cystitis Clinical Trials groups. He has been Principal Investiga-

tor on numerous NIH grants including NIDDKs’ O’Brien Research Center. His team has been pivotal in

numerous clinical trials for incontinence and erectile dysfunction. Dr. Steers was a principal investigator

on the original clinical trials on the use of Viagra for erectile dysfunction. Dr. Steers was President of

the University of Virginia physician’s practice plan (Health Services Foundation) until 2009 and has

chaired or served on numerous University and national committees. In 2004, Dr. Steers initiated the

Men’s 4 Miler for Prostate Cancer. Recent efforts have focused on establishing a Men’s Health and

Performance Institute. He and his wife tend Three Notched Vineyard in Albemarle County and pro-

duce Well Hung Wines in the Monticello Appellation of Virginia.

Sunday, March 18, 2012

6:30 pm Dr. Steers dinner with faculty members at the home of

Margaret Pearle, MD, PhD

Visiting Residents dinner with UTSW Residents.

SMOKE Restaurant

Monday, March 19, 2012

6:30am Breakfast E6.204

7:15 am OR cases –Zale OR E6.200

Cases to be televised to SCMIS Learning Center

12:00 pm Lunch with Residents J8.102

2:30 pm Case presentations by Residents J8.102

6:00 pm Cocktails ND.14

T. Boone Pickens Biomedical Research Bldg.

7:00 pm Dinner and Lecture ND.14

William D. Steers, MD

“Urologic Complications of Pelvic Radiation-

The gift that keeps giving “

P R O G R A M I N F O R M A T I O N

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

6:30am Breakfast E6.204

7:15 am OR cases –Zale OR E6.200

Cases to be televised to SCMIS Learning Center

12:00 pm Lunch with Residents A. W. Harris Faculty Club

1:30 pm Case presentations by Residents J8.102

3:30 pm “Being Wrong “

William D. Steers, MD J8.102

4:30 pm Group Photo- Location TBD

7:00 pm Dinner with Residents NOSH Dallas

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

7:00 am Urology Grand Rounds

“Cellular and Molecular Imaging During Urologic Surgery to

Improve Outcomes”

William D. Steers, MD J8.102

UROLOGY DEPARTMENT

Claus Roehrborn, MD

Professor and Chairman

Prostate Cancer

Margaret Pearle, MD, Ph.D.

Professor and Vice Chair

Laparoscopy/Endourology

Warren Snodgrass, MD

Professor, Chief Pediatric Urology

Pediatric Urology

Linda Baker, MD

Professor

Pediatric Urology

Nicol Bush, MD

Assistant Professor

Pediatric Urology

Jeffrey Cadeddu, MD

Professor

Laparoscopy/Endourology

Patricio Gargollo, MD

Assistant Professor

Pediatric Urology

Clanton Harrison, MD

Associate Professor

Pediatric Urology

Jer-Tsong. Hsieh, Ph.D.

Professor

Research

Gary Lemack, MD

Professor

Incontinence/Neurourology

Yair Lotan, MD

Associate Professor

Urologic Oncology

Allen Morey, MD

Professor

Reconstructive Urology & Prosthetics

Vitaly Margulis, MD

Assistant Professor

Urologic Oncology

Calin Marian, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Pediatric Urology

Ganesh Raj, MD, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Urologic Oncology

Jennifer Wimberly, MD

Assistant Professor

Adult Urology

Arthur Sagalowsky, MD

Professor

Urologic Oncology

Philippe Zimmern, MD

Professor

Incontinence/Neurourology

Terry Allen, MD

Oussama Darwish, MD

Benjamin Dillon, MD

Stephen Faddegon, MD

Candace Granberg, MD

Steve Hudak, MD

Dominic Lee, MD

Ephrem Olweny, MD

Carlos Villanueva, MD

Ramy Yaacoub, MD

FACULTY

EMERITUS

FELLOWS

UROLOGY DEPARTMENT

FACULTY PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS/

FACULTY ASSOCIATES/

MIDLEVEL PROVIDERS

Alanna Allen, PA-C

Brad Hornberger, PA-C

Jessica Konvicka, PA-C

Karen Pritzker, RN, BS, MS, APN

Anjana Shah, RN, BS, MS, APN

Matt Steidl, PA-C

Janelle Traylor, RN, BS, MS, APN

Brooke Zilinskas, PA-C

CURRENT UROLOGY

U4

Michael Holzer, MD

Ryan Mauck, MD

Jesse Mierzwiak, MD

Joshua Sleeper, MD

U3

Mehrad Adibi, MD

Jessica Lubahn, MD

Paul Smith, MD

William Smith, MD

U2

Aditya Bagrodia, MD

Michael Belsante, MD

Daniel Ramirez, MD

Casey Seideman, MD

U1

Chris Cefalu, MD

Brian Mazzarella, MD

Jeffrey Shoss, MD

Greg Thoreson, MD

Interns

Paul Chung, MD

Peter Jian, MD

Matthew Meissner, MD

Nathan Starke, MD

VISITING RESIDENTS/

FELLOWS

Visiting Residents/Fellows

Christine Ching, MD

Cleveland Clinic

Brian Le, MD

Northwestern University

Landon Trost, MD

Mayo Clinic

John Weedin, MD

Baylor College of Medicine

HARRY M. SPENCE VISITING PROFESSORS

DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY

1963 Howard Hanley London-Royal Masonic Hospital

1964 David Innes Williams London-Great Ormond Street

1965 Sir Eric Riches London-Middlesex Hospital

1966 Richard A. Mogg Cardiff

1967 Alex Badenoch London

1968 Kenneth J. MacKinnon Montreal-Royal Victoria Hospital

1969 David M. Wallace London

1970 Richard T. Turner-Warwick London-Middlesex Hospital

1971 J. Herbert Johnston Liverpool

Frank Hinman, Jr. San Francisco-University of California

1972 Kenneth Owen London

1973 Hans Marberger Innsbruck

1974 W. Gregoir Brusseles

1975 Hardy Hendren Boston – Harvard University

1976 W. Keith Yates Newcastle-Upon-Tyne & Newcastle General

1977 Willard Goodwin Los Angeles – University of California

1978 John P. Blandy London – University of London

1979 Wolf Lutzeyer Aachen

1980 Rudolf Hohenfellner Mainz – J. Guterberg University

1981 Jacques Cukier Paris – Necker Hospital

1982 Willet Whitmore New York – Memorial Sloan Kettering

1983 Ruben Gittes Boston – Harvard University

1984 John Grayhack Chicago – Northwestern University

1985 Thomas Stamey Stanford – Stanford University

1986 Patrick Walsh Baltimore – Johns Hopkins

1987 Emil Tanagho San Francisco – University of California

1988 Jay Gillenwater Charlottesville – University of Virginia HSC

1989 Fritz Schroeder The Netherlands – Erasmus University

1990 Andrew Novick Cleveland – Cleveland Clinic

1991 Darracot Vaughan, Jr. New York – Cornell University

1992 Frans Debruyne The Netherlands

1993 Michael Marberger Vienna – University of Vienna

1994 John Duckett Philadelphia – Children’s Hospital

1995 Carl Olsson New York – Columbia University

1996 Richard Williams Iowa City – University of Iowa

1997 John Fitzpatrick Dublin

1998 Jerome Richie Boston – Brigham Women’s Hospital

1999 Tom Lue San Francisco – University of California

2000 Georg Bartsch Innsbruck – University of Innsbruck

2001 Robert J. Krane Boston – Harvard University

2002 Urs E. Struder Switzerland – University of Berne

2003 Gerald H. Jordan Virginia – Eastern Virginia Medical School

2004 Christopher Chapple Sheffield – Royal Hallamshire Hospital

2005 Ralph V. Clayman Irvine – University of California

2006 Joseph A. Smith, Jr. Nashville – Vanderbilt University

2007 H. Barton Grossman Houston – M. D. Anderson

2008 Gerald Louis Andriole, Jr. St. Louis – University of Washington

2009 Douglas A. Husmann Rochester – Mayo Clinic

2011 James E. Lingeman Indianapolis – Indiana University

2012 William D. Steers Virginia- University of Virginia