Michael H. Kane, M.D. was one of the first surgeons to bring prostate brachytherapy to this area. He is a brachytherapy preceptor at numerous local hospitals, and has been invited regionally to instruct other surgeons in the procedure. Dr. Kane was also a forerunner in bringing Greenlight Laser Prostatectomy or "PVP" for the treatment of BPH to the region. Dr. Kane has a unique blend of cutting edge surgical skills and compassionate one-on-one patient care.

Education and Training

• B.A., Biology and the Arts, cum laude with distinction - Cornell University
• M.D. - Cornell University Medical College
• Surgery internship - Mount Sinai School of Medicine
• Surgery residency - Mount Sinai School of Medicine
• Urology residency - Mount Sinai School of Medicine
• Board certified - American Board of Urology

Professional Activities

• Brachytherapy preceptor at Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Northwest Hospital Center, St. Agnes Hospital, and Carroll County General Hospital
• Frequent lecturer and presenter
• Author and co-author of professional articles including publication in the Journal of Urology
• Member, American Urological Association
• Member, American Urological Association, Mid-Atlantic Section
• Medical director, Carroll County Chapter, Man-to-Man, American Cancer Society

Subspecialties Within Urology

• Stone disease
• Prostate seed implantation
• Minimally invasive prostate procedures
• Incontinence
• Prostate Laser Procedures