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Brad M. White, DO, RPVI

Dr. White is an interventional radiologist with Advanced Urology. He is not a urologist. His official profile states that he is dual board-certified in diagnostic and interventional radiology, holds the RPVI credential, and is fellowship-trained in prostate artery embolization (PAE) at the University of Wisconsin.

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Where he is listed

His official profile does not name a Sandy Springs or Decatur clinic as a listed office, and the official Advanced Urology pages for those two offices do not list him on the on-site team. When PAE or another interventional radiology procedure is the right next step for an enlarged prostate or a related issue, our clinic teams will help you arrange it inside the same practice.

Training and credentials, from the official profile

He completed residency at NOVA Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and a fellowship at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, with a focus on PAE. The profile lists board certification in diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology, and the RPVI credential appears in his official title. It also notes that he graduated from Georgetown University with honors and distinction, after a congressional appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point, and that he holds an assistant clinical professor appointment at his medical school.

How this relates to a visit with us

If you are looking into treatment for an enlarged prostate, start with a visit at our Sandy Springs clinic or our Decatur clinic. Our urologists will go over options that Advanced Urology actually offers, including UroLift, HoLEP or ThuLEP, Aquablation, and PAE when that path fits. We do not offer Rezum. Call 678-344-8900 and we will find a time.

Questions people ask

What is PAE, and who performs it?

Prostate artery embolization is a procedure performed by an interventional radiologist, not as a urology surgery. Dr. White's official profile names PAE as a clinical focus. The first visit is still with our clinic team, who will explain whether PAE is on the table for you.

Should I skip a urologist and go straight to Dr. White?

We recommend starting with a urology visit so the prostate size, symptoms, and other options are reviewed together. If PAE is the procedure that fits, we will arrange it in this practice.

Read his full official profile: Brad M. White, DO, RPVI on advancedurology.com.

Related: enlarged prostate, UroLift, PAE or HoLEP.

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