MICHAEL A. WERNER, M.D., FACS

Board Certified Urologist with Practice Limited to:

Male Sexual Dysfunction, Male Infertility, Microsurgery

Medical Arts Building 148 East Avenue, Suite 2N

811 North Broadway, Suite 205 Norwalk, Connecticut 06851

White Plains, New York 10603 (203) 831-9900

(914) 997-4100 Fax (914) 683-0974

Michael Werner, M.D. is a board certified urologist who received his specialized fellowship training in Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery and Male Erectile Dysfunction at Boston University Medical Center. He lectures and writes extensively on these topics in medical journals and books

Dr. Werner completed his Urology residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Manhattan and received his medical school training at the University of California at San Francisco.  He holds an undergraduate degree in Biology from Harvard College.;Dr. Werner's private practice is limited to male infertility and male sexual dysfunction.

EDUCATION:

1993-1994 Boston University Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts

Fellow in male infertility and erectile dysfunction with Robert D. Oates, M.D. and Irwin Goldstein M.D.

1989-1993 Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, NY

Urology resident.

1987-1989 Beth Israel Medical Center, New York, NY

Second and third year surgical resident.

1986-1987 St. Luke's Hospital, New York, NY

Medical internship.

1986 University of California, San Francisco Medical School

Doctor of Medicine.

1984-1985 The Jewish Theological Seminary, New York, NY

Coursework towards a Masters in Hebrew Letters.

1981 Harvard College, Cambridge, MA

B.A. Biology, Cum Laude. Received the John Harvard and Detur Awards for academic achievement.

HOSPITAL AFFILIATIONS:

White Plains Hospital, White Plains, New York

St. Agnes Hospital, White Plains, New York

Westchester County Medical Center, Valhalla, New York

Norwalk Hospital, Norwalk, Connecticut

United Hospital, Port Chester, New York

PUBLICATIONS: (partial listing)

Werner MA, Nehra A, Goldstein I: Duplex ultrasonography: the advantages of a 13.5 MHz probe (Proscan Excel). International Symposium of Impotence Research. In press.

Werner MA, Oates RD: Male Infertility. In: Primary Care and General Medicine. Edited by Noble, J. St. Louis: Mosby-Year Book, 1996. 1764-1772.

Werner MA, Goldstein I, Krane RJ: Male Sexual Dysfunction. In: Primary Care and General Medicine. Edited by Noble, J. St. Louis: Mosby-Year Book, 1996, 1797-1803.

Nehra A, Werner MA, Goldstein I: Reconstructive Penile Surgery. In: Pediatric and Adult Reconstructive Urologic Surgery. Edited by Libertino, JA. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins. In press.

Goldstein I, Nehra A, Werner M, Geffin M, Korn K, Krane R: Technique and follow-up of sharp corporal tissue excision procedure for prosthesis implantation with bilateral severe diffuse corporal fibrosis. Journal of Urology 1995; 4 (program Supplement); 360A. Abstract.

Goldstein I, Nehra A, Werner M, Geffin M, Korn K, Krane K: Technique and follow-up of sharp corporal tissue excision procedure for prosthesis implantation with severe diffuse corporal fibrosis. Journal of Urology 1995; 4 (program Supplement); 44A. Video

Nehra A, Werner MA, Title CI, Bastuba M, Oates RD: Vibratory stimulation and electroejaculation as therapy for spinal chord injured patients: semen parameters and pregnancy rates. Fertility and Sterility. 1994; 62 (Program Supplement): S59. Abstract

Gordon JW, Werner M, Champlin A, Schroeder A, Mobraaten L: Development of a fertilization microchamber that spontaneously concentrates motile sperm around oocytes and improves in vitro fertilization. Fertility and Sterility 1991; 56 (program Supplement): 567-568. Abstract.

Werner MA, Barnhard J, Gordon JW: The effects of aging on sperm and oocytes. Seminars in Reproductive Endocrinology 1991; 9: 231-240.

Werner MA, Lipshultz LI: The new technology in male infertility: Is it practical? Contemporary Urology 1992; 4: 29-38.

Calabi P, Traniello JFA, Werner MA: Age polyethism: Its occurrence in the ant Pheidole hortensis, and some general considerations. Psyche 1983; 85: 395-412.

Wheeler LA, Saperstein M, Werner M, Lowe N: Mutagenicity of urines from psoriatics during treatment with crude coal tar and ultraviolet B light. Clinical Research 1980; 28:1:137A. Abstract.

About My Practice: Thank you for your interest in my office.; I am writing this to give you a better feeling for how I approach the practice of medicine and the treatment of Erectile dysfunction..Firstly, and most importantly, I want you to know that no man regardless of his age or physical condition needs to suffer with erection problems.; Medical advances in the area of Erectile dysfunction have virtually guaranteed our ability to successfully treat erection problems, impotence, or penile curvature successfully.; The treatment of premature ejaculation is changing rapidly and most men can be successfully treated using a combination of different techniques.

Secondly, I believe strongly that you the patient should be an active partner in your medical evaluation and treatment.; The evaluation will help you understand what is causing the problem and the medical options available to you.; Similarly, I need to be fully aware of your unique personal situation and priorities.; Together, we will decide on the course of treatment that makes the most medical and personal sense for you

Thirdly, because I am a solo practitioner you can count on my personally performing all aspects of your evaluation and treatment.; Erectile dysfunction is a very personal condition.; It is only right that you should have a strong, personal relationship with the physician who is treating you.

Again, thank you for your interest.; If you have any further questions or would like to schedule a consultation please call my White Plains, NY office at (914) 997.4100 or my Norwalk, Connecticut office (203) 574.3400.,