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Arnold
M. Grebler, M.D., FACSUrology Surgeon
Chief, Section of Urology
Monmouth Medical Center
Arnold M.
Grebler, M.D., FACS, received his medical
degree from the University of Bologna Medical
School. He completed his residency in general
surgery and urology at Maimonides Medical
Center, where he was named chief resident.
An attending
surgeon at Monmouth Medical Center, Dr. Grebler
has served as chief of the section of urology
since 1996. Currently, he is the director
of the prostate cancer awareness program at
Monmouth focusing on the treatment and prevention
of prostate cancer.
A clinical
associate professor of surgery at Drexel University
College of Medicine, he lectures to the community
on a variety of urologic topics, including
prostatic carcinoma, impotency, urinary incontinence
and stone disease. He has written and delivered
numerous papers and presentations to the medical
community.
Board certified
in urology, Dr. Grebler is a member of many
professional organizations including the American
Association of Clinical Urologists. He is
certified in extracorporal shock wave lithotripsy,
as well as laser surgery. From 1990 to 1995,
he served on the socioeconomic committee of
the New York section of the American Urological
Association.
A fellow of
the American College of Surgeons and the Academy
of Medicine of New Jersey, Dr. Grebler served
as vice president from 1995 to 1997 and as
president from 1997 to 1999, of the executive
committee of the Urological Society of New
Jersey. Among his special honors and achievements,
the Cancer Institute of New Jersey honored
Dr. Grebler in 1999 and in 2001, with the
Gallo Award for Excellence in Clinical Cancer
Research.
Jules
Geltzeiler, M.D., FACS
Urology Surgeon
Monmouth Medical Center
Jules Mark Geltzeiler,
M.D., FACS received his medical degree from
DrexelUniversity College of Medicine and completed
his residency in general surgery at Monmouth
Medical Center. He completed his residency
in urology at George Washington University
Hospital, where he was named chief resident.
An attending surgeon at
Monmouth, Dr. Geltzeiler was the secretary
of the urologic surgery subsection from 1990
to 2000. Board certified in urology, he was
the coordinator for the Prostate Cancer Awareness
Week at the Medical Center for twelve years.
In 1998, Dr. Geltzeiler was elected to be
one of the three Monmouth Medical Center physician
representatives on the St. Barnabas Physician
Partnership management board. A clinical assistant
professor of surgery since 2001 at Drexel
University College of Medicine, he has published
several articles pertaining to the field of
urology and gives multiple lectures to the
community on such urologic topics.
A fellow of the American
College of Surgeons and the Academy of Medicine
of New Jersey, Dr. Geltzeiler was honored
in 1999 with the Gallo Award for Excellence
in Clinical Cancer Research for his work in
brachytherapy and radiotherapy for locally
advanced high risk prostate cancer. In 2001,
he was the recipient of the Gallo Award for
a second time for his work concerning localized
prostate cancer.
Y.
Samuel Litvin, M.D., FACSUrology Surgeon
Monmouth Medical Center
Y. Samuel Litvin, M.D.,
FACS, received his medical degree from UCLA
School of Medicine. He completed his residency
in both general surgery and urology at Beth
Israel Medical Center, where he was named
chief resident in urology.
A fellow of the American
College of Surgeons and the Academy of Medicine
of New Jersey, Dr. Litvin has published many
articles within the field of urology, and
lectures to the community on urologic topics
such as prostatic carcinoma, impotency and
urinary incontinence. For the past two years,
he has been a clinical associate professor
of surgery at Drexel University College of
Medicine. Since 1991, Dr. Litvin has been
a committee member of the prostate cancer
awareness week and the urologic tumor board
at Monmouth Medical Center. Board certified
in urology, Dr. Litvin is an attending surgeon
at Monmouth. He is a member of many professional
organizations including the American Society
for Reproductive Medicine and the American
Association of Clinical Urologists. In 1999
and 2001, Dr. Litvin received the Gallo Award
for Excellence in Clinical Cancer Research.
Ira
Keselman, M.D., FACS
Urology Surgeon
Monmouth Medical Center
Ira G. Keselman, M.D.,
received his medical degree from the Boston
University School of Medicine. He completed
his residency in both general surgery and
urology at the University of South Florida
Affiliated Hospitals. Board certified in urology,
Dr. Keselman is an attending surgeon at Monmouth
Medical Center. Since 1995, he has been a
committee member for Monmouth's prostate cancer
awareness week.
A clinical assistant professor of surgery
at Drexel University College of Medicine,
he lectures to the community on many urologic
topics and has published several articles
within the field of urology. He is a member
of professional medical organizations such
as the Urological Society of New Jersey and
the American Association of Clinical Urologists.
A fellow of the American
College of Surgeons, Dr. Keselman is currently
serving on the executive committee of the
Monmouth County Medical Society. Among his
special achievements, Dr. Keselman was honored
with the Gallo Award in 1999 and in 2001,
for excellence in clinical cancer research.
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