David L. McCullough

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138

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About

David L. McCullough is a distinguished urologist whose work has fundamentally shaped the clinical practice of prostate cancer diagnosis. His primary research areas include urologic oncology, prostate biopsy techniques, and the management of benign prostatic hyperplasia. McCullough’s most significant contribution is his seminal 2003 review, "Prostate Biopsy: Indications and Technique," which has amassed 138 citations and remains a cornerstone reference for urologists worldwide. This comprehensive work standardized the approach to prostate biopsy, detailing optimal patient selection, procedural methodology, and complication management—directly influencing how clinicians detect prostate cancer. Beyond this landmark paper, McCullough has contributed extensively to the literature on erectile dysfunction and penile prosthesis surgery, advancing treatment options for men’s sexual health. His clinical expertise and research have earned him recognition as a leading authority in urologic practice. With a career spanning decades, McCullough’s work continues to guide evidence-based urology, making him an essential figure for students and researchers studying prostate cancer diagnostics and surgical interventions.