Upstate pediatric urologist Anthony Tracey, MD (photo by Jim Howe)

Upstate pediatric urologist Anthony Tracey, MD (photo by Jim Howe)

Undescended testicles, as well as testicular torsion and trauma, among common reasons why boys need to see a pediatric urologist

Anthony Tracey, MD, specializes in pediatric urology at Upstate. He explains undescended testicles, testicular torsion, testicular cancer and trauma and other problems related to the primary male reproductive organs. He also offers advice to parents on how to deal with possible urological problems in their young sons.

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