Dr. Albert A Vorstman, MD

Physicians & Surgeons, Urology, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine & General Practice

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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Specialties

Primary: Other Doctors

Sub-Specialty: Specialist

Additional Specialties: Urological Surgery

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Fax: (954) 753-5628

Phone: (954) 340-8437

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Location

Coral Springs Surgical Ctr

Neighborhood

University Drive

AKA

Bert MD Vorstman MS

Vorstman, Albert W MD

Florida Urological Associates PA

Vorstman, A W, MD

Vorstman Albert W

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http://urologyweb.com

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Physicians & Surgeons, Urology, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine & General Practice, Physicians & Surgeons, Oncology, Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General

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Specialties: Urological Surgery

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03/19/2012

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The doctors at this office are very nice the take time to here what the problem is

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Phone: (954) 752-3166

Address: 1725 N University Dr Ste 400, Pompano Beach, FL 33071

Website: http://urologyweb.com

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Dr. Albert A Vorstman, MD

General Practitioners

Male Infertility
Male Infertility: Approximately half of all fertility cases are male fertility cases. Men can struggle with infertility for a variety of reasons, some of which are treatable.

Female Infertility

Urology
Children and of course babies, are unable to communicate and convey accurate information in regards to their symptoms. Therefore, the majority of the information leading to a diagnosis for pediatric urogenital disorders depends in a large part on a sound understanding of the embryology and development of the human urogenital system. This is important because the urogenital system is affected by a large number of congenital anomalies representing missteps on the road to it’s development. There are also a large number of acquired disorders in pediatric urology. A meticulous child friendly examination and non hurtful and non anxiety producing laboratory and imaging studies,if necessary, may be undertaken as an outpatient with little risk or discomfort to reach a diagnosis and treatment plans with options.
Ovarian Cancer
Larson CA. Prophylactic Bilateral Oophorectomy at time of Hysterectomy: ACOG revises practice guidelines for ovarian cancer screening in low-risk women. Current Oncology 2014; 21, February: 912
Prostate Cancer
Href=”http://www.ascopost.com/issues/june-10-2016/prostate-cancer-opinions-vary-on-gleason-scores-and-surgery/” rel=”noopener”>fails to behave as a cancer and should NOT be called a cancer. The all-inclusive prostate cancer label is deceitful by implying that all prostate cancers are equal and have the power to kill rapidly. It has been well established fact that the common Gleason 6 type of prostate “cancer” should not be called a cancer at all.

Ultrasound
Additionally, since the prostatic specific antigen (PSA) and digital rectal examination (DRE) are both highly unreliable tests, the urologist’s call for prostate screening based on these tests stands on very shaky grounds. Not only shaky but, any “abnormalities” detected with this PSA-based screening format will lead to a risky transrectal needle biopsy of the prostate attempting to establish whether or not any “cancer” is present. However, the transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) is unable to detect a cancer and its use is limited to estimating the size of the prostate and for directing the biopsy needle into very general locations. Although the customary 12-core needle biopsy only takes samples from about 0.1% of the prostate, it can be quite uncomfortable as well as carry the risk of a life threatening septicemia. Mostly, the prostate biopsy for an elevated PSA will show just benign disease (the PSA has a 70% plus false positivity rate) or, the Gleason 6 pseudo-cancer.
MRI
PSA-based screening may be somewhat more informative by measuring several PSA formats before considering an mp-MRI and or, a prostate biopsy. The following PSA tests when considered together may improve screening reliability; the total PSA, PSA derivatives (free and percent free), PSA kinetics (velocity and doubling time), PSA density, age specific values, PCa3 test and evaluating the PSA after a 3 month course of finasteride (proscar). Sometimes this requires monitoring over some time before an MRI/ biopsy is considered.

Vasectomy
Vasectomy Reversal: Men who have had a vasectomy and have decided they would like to be fertile again can choose to have a vasectomy reversal to make this possible.
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