Dr. Hanan Goldberg

Dr. Hanan Goldberg
Dr. Goldberg brings with him many years of experience with an extensive number of awards and over 85 publications in high ranking urology and urological oncology journals. He continues to be actively involved in clinical and research work, promoting patient urologic care. He is an active member in many international professional urological societies, and is a reviewer for some of the most prestigious urological journals. His research focuses on urological cancer and specifically prostate cancer prevention and treatment. Dr. Goldberg is an assistant professor at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York, and his areas of expertise include prostate cancer, kidney cancer, bladder cancer, upper tract urothelial carcinoma, testicular cancer and disorders of the adrenal. Dr. Goldberg also treats common urological diseases including benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), urinary stone disease, erectile dysfunction, infertility, hydrocele and incontinence. Dr. Goldberg is located at the Faxton Campus, 1676 Sunset Avenue, Utica, New York, and can be reached at 315-624-5252.

Languages Spoken:

English, Hebrew

Medical School:

Medical School Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Residency:

Department Of Urology, Rabin Medical Center

Fellowship:

Princess Margaret Cancer center, University of Toronto, SUO Uro-oncology fellowship

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