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Patient Information

Whether you are traveling from a continent away or right across town, coming for an appointment at the world-famous campus of The Johns Hopkins Hospital or one of our convenient suburban locations, the resources below will help you request appointments, expand your knowledge, get directions and prepare for your visit.

 

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Patient Stories Testicular Cancer: Nicolas’ Story

Nicholas Taborga

Nicolas Taborga educated himself on testicular cancer symptoms and was an advocate for his own health. He came to Johns Hopkins for a second opinion from the Testicular Cancer program team at Johns Hopkins. 

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  • Educational Resources

    Health seminars, books and our latest research on urologic cancers, incontinence, erectile dysfunction and more.

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  • Get a Second Opinion

    Our urologists offer in-person second opinions for diagnosis and treatment, working closely with your current physician.

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  • Patient Stories

    Watch and read the stories of patients who have received treatment for a variety of conditions from Johns Hopkins urologists.

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  • For Referring Physicians

    Refer a patient, search the directory, and connect out-of-state and international patients with urology services.

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  • Surgical Instructions

    Download patient information forms, pre-surgery instructions and discharge instructions for urological procedures.

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  • Post-Operative Care for Urology Patients

    Watch this short video to learn what you can expect during your stay at the hospital.

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Patient Stories Kidney Cancer and Chordoma: Craig’s Story

Craig Scholl
When Craig Scholl, a 54-year-old 911 supervisor, was diagnosed with cancer, he and his wife made a trip to The Johns Hopkins Hospital. There, specialists in urology, oncology, neurosurgery and other areas collaborated on a multidisciplinary approach that helped Craig regain his health.
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