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Stephen Ponas, MD

Dr. Ponas is board certified by the American Board of Urology. Dr. Ponas received Phoenix Magazines Top Doctor award in 2009. He is currently Chief of Urology at St. Joseph’s Hospital and was Chief of Surgery at Phoenix St Luke’s Hospital from 2004-2007.

Daniel C. Jaffee, MD

In 2013, Dr. Jaffee moved to Arizona and joined the Phoenix urology clinic, Affiliated Urologists, bringing more than a decade of surgical experience with him. He is double board certified in urology, and female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery.

Daniel E. Cooper, MD, MPH

Dr. Cooper graduated magna cum laude from the University of California at Riverside with a bachelor's degree in biochemistry. Shortly thereafter, he received his master's degree in public health with an emphasis in epidemiology from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Ali Borhan, MD, FACS

Originally from New York, Dr. Borhan attended Cornell University and received his M.D. from Albany Medical College, where he received the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha distinction. He completed his residency in Surgery and Urology at the University of Rochester and was one of the first Urologic Surgeons in the nation to be trained in Robotic and Advanced Laparoscopic and Minimally Invasive techniques.

Diagnosis And Treatment Of Prostate Cancer

At Affiliated Urologists, we put a major emphasis on patient safety and efficacy. We take care of our patients as if they were family, which is why when it comes to treating serious health conditions like prostate cancer, we provide nothing but the best care throughout the patient’s difficult journey.

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Shockwave Therapy May Be New Therapy For Erectile Dysfunction

Electric shocks to your private parts (yes, we’re talking to the men out there!) may seem a little intense, but according to a new study conducted by researchers at Odense University Hospital in Odense, Denmark, shockwave therapy may help improve erectile dysfunction (ED) in some men.

Botox Injections For Urinary Incontinence

Contrary to popular belief, Botox injections can treat an array of medical concerns-- not just fine lines or wrinkles. In fact, those suffering from urinary incontinence, also known as “overactive bladder,” may benefit from Botox injections to paralyze the bladder muscle and prevent contractions that cause an urge to urinate.

Why Women Get UTI’s More Than Men

Urinary tract infections (UTI) are fairly common in the United States. They are mostly diagnosed in older adults, although it is possible for children to contract an infection.

Music Lessen Your Prostate Biopsy Anxiety and Pain

Did you know, scientists have found music stimulates more parts of the brain than any other human function? Music also has the potential to help people with neurological deficits and calm those going through stressful situations.