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Exploring Hypospadias: Treatment Approaches & Patient Care with Dr. Vinaya Bhatia, Dr. Arthi Hannallah, Dr. Niccolo Passoni on the BackTable Urology Podcast
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Episode # 321  •  04 Aug 2026

Exploring Hypospadias: Treatment Approaches & Patient Care

Hypospadias can be surgically corrected early in life, but many patients drop out of care before puberty or adulthood, leaving important urinary and sexual health concerns unaddressed. On this episode of BackTable Urology, Dr. Arthi Hannallah and Dr. Nicco Passoni talk with Dr. Vinaya Bhatia about improving lifelong engagement for people with hypospadias. They highlight advances in surgical technique, the role of research, and how digital tools like the WYSH platform help keep patients and families connected to care.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
04:22 - Hypospadias Overview and Symptom Chronology
09:14 - Not A One Size Fits All: Developing WYSH
13:28 - Reengaging Families and Patients
20:04 - Adult Urology Sequelae
25:08 - Demystifying Surgery and Improving Training
34:00 - Centers of Excellence Debate
36:56 - Future Goals and Wrap Up

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More about this episode

The discussion covers the development and impact of the WYSH platform, strategies for supporting long-term follow-up, and the learning curve of hypospadias surgery. Dr. Bhatia shares insights on better training, the creation of centers of excellence, and the importance of ongoing research and family engagement to improve quality of life at every stage.

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