Clinical Services

Genitourinary Anomalies

A child's urinary tract (kidneys, ureters, bladder) and genitalia are different than those of an adult, and the medical and surgical management of problems in these areas requires a different approach on the part of the treating physician.

Pediatric Urologists are urologists who have chosen to subspecialize in the care of children with genitourinary anomalies. Each of our pediatric urologists has completed additional training (a fellowship) in pediatric urology at one of the nation's premier children's hospitals to further their expertise. Managing a diversity of problems ranging from complex genital and urinary tract disorders to socially debilitating voiding abnormalities requires the skill of a microsurgeon and the reassuring touch of a friend and confidant.

At the Children's Hospital of Oklahoma, we have assembled a team of experts in the diagnosis and management of complex genitourinary anomalies. Our physicians have extensive experience with major reconstructive surgery, employing cutting edge technology with improved outcomes and shorter recovery times. The expertise William G. Reiner, MD, has in psychosexual development enables us to offer a unique, comprehensive approach to the care of our patients and their families. In addition to our clinical efforts, we have a commitment to improving patient care through research, and have established a productive basic science laboratory with a focus on tissue engineering.

Our goals are to provide your family with not only a diagnosis, but also a thorough understanding of your child's problem and, if need be, to surgically correct those problems with the skill and care necessary to obtain excellent results.

Patient Inquiries

To find out more about clinical services including genitourinary anomalies, please contact:

William G. Reiner, MD
Department of Urology - WP 3150
Division of Pediatric Urology
920 Stanton L. Young Boulevard
Oklahoma City, OK, 73104

405 271 6900
405 271 3118 - FAX
william-reiner@ouhsc.edu