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About
Andrew McCullough is a urologist and clinical researcher whose work spans two critically interconnected domains: male sexual medicine and male reproductive surgery. He has made significant contributions to understanding and managing erectile dysfunction following prostate cancer treatment, most notably through his involvement with the International Consultation for Sexual Medicine (ICSM 2015), where he co-authored landmark recommendations on sexual rehabilitation after radical prostatectomy — work that has accumulated 75 citations and continues to guide clinical practice worldwide. McCullough has also been a pioneering force in robotic-assisted microsurgery for male infertility, building one of the largest single-center experiences with robotic-assisted microscopic varicocelectomy (RAMV) and publishing early institutional outcomes that helped establish the technique's viability. His 2017 retrospective review of RAMV outcomes and his 2018 comparative analysis of robotic microsurgery for vasectomy reversal and varicocele repair reflect a sustained commitment to refining surgical approaches in male reproductive medicine. Working primarily out of Albany, New York, McCullough's career bridges cutting-edge surgical innovation with evidence-based sexual health guidelines, making him an important voice for urologists and researchers seeking to improve outcomes in both prostate cancer survivorship and male fertility.
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