Why pursue a fellowship in female urology? For Dr. Nicole Fleschman, the decision was driven by a desire to care for women and a fascination with an area of medicine that remains surprisingly underdeveloped: how people actually urinate. She explains how her fellowship in Female Urology and Voiding Dysfunction exposed her to a fundamental problem in the field—very little is understood about the nerve pathways and coordination involved in healthy release. Even advanced imaging falls short because most people can’t relax their pelvic floor enough to urinate in an MRI, making the research nearly impossible. In this clip, she shares: • Why she specialized in women’s urology • How little science truly knows about urination mechanics • Why studying release patterns is so challenging • What these gaps mean for patient education and care Learn more about pelvic health resources at ARMS Medical: https://armsmedical.com
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