Could a simple urine test powered by artificial intelligence help detect bladder cancer earlier, faster, and more accurately? In this episode of UroPatient, Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, explores groundbreaking research behind emerging AI-driven urine tests for bladder cancer and what this innovation could mean for patients, caregivers, and clinicians.

Bladder cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed urologic cancers, yet traditional diagnostic methods—such as cystoscopy—can be invasive, uncomfortable, and costly. New AI-based urine tests aim to analyze biomarkers, cellular patterns, and molecular signals using machine learning algorithms to identify cancer earlier, potentially even before symptoms appear.

In this episode, we discuss:

• How AI urine tests for bladder cancer work

• What biomarkers and data AI systems analyze

• How these tests compare to cystoscopy and urine cytology

• Potential benefits such as earlier detection, fewer invasive procedures, and improved monitoring

• Current limitations and what patients should realistically expect

• Where this technology fits into today’s bladder cancer screening and surveillance landscape

Whether you are a bladder cancer patient, a caregiver, or someone interested in cutting-edge medical technology, this episode breaks down complex science into clear, patient-friendly language you can understand.

🔬 Topics Covered Include:
AI in cancer detection, bladder cancer screening, urine biomarkers, non-invasive cancer testing, early bladder cancer diagnosis, precision medicine, urology innovations, patient-centered care, and future cancer diagnostics.

📢 Hosted and Presented by:
Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA
Host of UroPatient and UroNurse.com

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Can a circumcision be reversed? This is a question many men ask—often quietly—yet few feel comfortable discussing openly. In this episode of UroPatient, hosted and presented by Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, we take an honest, medically grounded look at what circumcision reversal really means, what is possible, and what is not.

From a surgical standpoint, circumcision cannot be fully reversed. Once the foreskin has been removed, it cannot be completely restored with all of its original structures, nerves, and functions. However, some men pursue foreskin restoration techniques, which aim to recreate coverage of the glans and potentially improve comfort, sensitivity, and personal satisfaction. These methods do not recreate a natural foreskin but may offer benefits for certain individuals.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Whether circumcision can truly be reversed

• The difference between surgical reversal and foreskin restoration

• Common non-surgical techniques used for foreskin restoration

• What outcomes men realistically report

• Potential risks, limitations, and expectations

• Who may or may not benefit from restoration approaches

Men seek information about circumcision reversal for many reasons, including discomfort, dryness, sensitivity concerns, body image, sexual function, or personal identity. Understanding the medical realities behind these options helps men make informed, realistic decisions without misinformation or false promises.

This episode is designed for patients, partners, and healthcare professionals interested in men’s sexual health, urology, body autonomy, and patient education. At UroPatient, our goal is to provide clear, respectful, and evidence-based discussions that empower individuals to ask questions and advocate for their own health.

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Welcome to UroPatient, hosted by Vic Senese, where complex urology topics are explained in a clear, respectful, and easy-to-understand way. In this episode, we answer a common but often misunderstood question: How does an erection work?

An erection is the result of a carefully coordinated interaction between the brain, nerves, blood vessels, hormones, and penile tissue. When any part of that system is disrupted—by aging, stress, medical conditions, medications, or lifestyle factors—erectile dysfunction can occur.

In this video, you’ll learn:
✔️ How the brain and nerves trigger an erection
✔️ The role of blood flow and nitric oxide
✔️ What happens inside the penis during an erection
✔️ Why erections go away after ejaculation
✔️ Common reasons erections don’t work as expected
✔️ How heart health, diabetes, stress, and medications play a role
✔️ Why erectile problems can be an early warning sign of other health issues

This educational discussion is designed for patients, partners, and caregivers who want accurate information without embarrassment or medical jargon.

Hosted by Vic Senese, UroPatient focuses on empowering individuals with knowledge so they can have better conversations with their healthcare providers and make informed decisions about their health.

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Can a urinary catheter fall out—and if so, why does it happen? In this UroPatient episode, we answer one of the most common and anxiety-provoking questions patients ask about Foley catheters.

Hosted and presented by Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, this video explains how urinary catheters are designed to stay in place, what normally keeps them secure, and the most common reasons a catheter may accidentally come out. We’ll also discuss balloon issues, tubing tension, movement during sleep, improper securement, and what to do if your catheter does fall out.

This episode is designed for patients, caregivers, and family members who want clear, practical information—without medical jargon. Understanding when a catheter issue is an inconvenience versus a true emergency can help reduce stress and improve safety at home.

Whether you’re new to using a catheter or have had one for some time, this video will help you feel more confident and informed.

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In this episode of UroPatient, host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, explains how Aquablation therapy is helping men find relief from prostate blockage caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH.

An enlarged prostate can lead to frustrating and disruptive symptoms such as weak urine stream, difficulty starting urination, frequent nighttime bathroom trips, incomplete bladder emptying, and urinary retention. For many men, medications may stop working—or cause unwanted side effects.

Aquablation is a minimally invasive, robot-assisted procedure that uses a high-pressure, heat-free water jet to precisely remove prostate tissue blocking urine flow. Unlike traditional prostate surgeries, Aquablation relies on real-time ultrasound and robotic mapping, allowing the surgeon to target only the tissue causing obstruction.

• What Aquablation is and how it works

• Who may be a good candidate for Aquablation therapy

• How Aquablation differs from TURP, laser, and other BPH treatments

• Potential benefits, including symptom relief and preservation of sexual function

• What recovery typically looks like after the procedure

Aquablation is FDA-cleared and may be an option for men with moderate to severe BPH, including those with larger prostates. As with any medical treatment, it’s important to discuss risks, benefits, and alternatives with a qualified healthcare provider.

If you or someone you love is dealing with prostate blockage, this episode provides clear, trustworthy education to help you make informed decisions about your care.

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What a year it has been for UroPatient! In this special Year in Review episode, your host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, looks back at the most impactful topics, patient stories, educational moments, and milestones that shaped 2025. From breakthrough discussions to the most meaningful conversations with patients, UroPatient continued its mission of delivering clear, compassionate, and trustworthy urology education.

🌟 In this 2025 recap, we highlight:

• The most-watched UroPatient episodes of the year

• The biggest patient questions and concerns from 2025

• Breakthrough topics that changed how we talk about bladder, prostate, and pelvic health

• New research and trends patients asked about the most

• Powerful patient stories that inspired and educated our viewers

• How UroPatient expanded its reach and grew its community

• What’s coming in 2026 — new shows, new topics, and new ways to empower patients

This Year in Review isn’t just a look back — it’s a celebration of the UroPatient community and the incredible progress made in patient education and support throughout the year.

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Stay with us for more trusted, patient-centered discussions on urology, wellness, treatment options, and real-life experiences in 2026.

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Join Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, host of UroPatient, as we explore the world of kidney stones. In this comprehensive video, we’ll break down the most common types of kidney stones, including calcium oxalate, uric acid, struvite, and cystine stones. Learn about what causes them, the symptoms to watch for, and practical tips on prevention and management.

Whether you’re a patient, caregiver, or just curious about kidney health, this video provides clear, expert guidance in easy-to-understand language. Vic Senese shares insights from his experience in urology nursing to help you understand your risks and take steps toward kidney stone prevention.

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Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world of urology — giving patients new ways to track symptoms, understand diagnoses, and take an active role in their care. In this episode of UroPatient, hosted and presented by Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, we’ll explore the top AI tools designed for urology patients, including those that help monitor urinary health, manage prostate conditions, support bladder training, and even improve communication with healthcare providers.

Discover how AI-driven apps and platforms are making urologic care more personalized, accessible, and accurate. From smart symptom trackers to virtual assistants that interpret lab results, Vic breaks down how these tools work, their pros and cons, and what to look out for when using them safely.

Whether you’re living with BPH, overactive bladder, kidney stones, or recovering from surgery, these AI tools can help you stay informed, proactive, and confident in managing your health.

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Stay updated with trusted education from a nurse’s perspective — where science meets compassion.

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Struggling with erectile dysfunction and looking for real solutions? On this episode of UroPatient, host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA breaks down one of the most effective treatments available today — penile injections for erections.

Forget the myths and awkward conversations — this episode covers everything you need to know about how penile injections work, what to expect during treatment, safety tips, side effects, and why so many men are turning to this option after pills stop working.

We’ll talk about Trimix, Bimix, and Alprostadil, how they’re used, how fast they work, and why they can help restore confidence, intimacy, and connection.

Whether you’re a patient exploring treatment or a partner wanting to understand more, this conversation will help you make informed, comfortable decisions about your sexual health.

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oin Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, host of UroPatient, as we dive deep into Optilume, the innovative minimally invasive treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). In this episode, Vic explains how Optilume works, the latest clinical evidence, patient outcomes, and why it may be a game-changer in BPH management.

We discuss:

• How Optilume differs from traditional BPH treatments like TURP and medications

• The mechanism behind drug-coated balloon technology

• Recovery times, side effects, and patient satisfaction

• Real-world results and future implications for urology

Whether you are a patient exploring treatment options or a healthcare professional keeping up with advances in urologic care, this video is packed with insights and expert perspectives.

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