Busch Center

09/23/2025

The two most commonly recommended treatments for prostate cancer are radiation and prostatectomy.

From urinary incontinence to sexual dysfunction, Dr. Busch walks patients through the negative side effects of these modalities:

09/22/2025

“MRI is the key to diagnosis and treatment.”

Dr. Busch and former NFL Player and TULSA Procedure Global Ambassador, Leonard Wheeler, join KSNV News 3, Las Vegas to discuss prostate cancer rates among men, symptoms and why men need to lean into their advocates.

September is . It’s time to Suit Up for Your Health! Watch the full segment below:

https://news3lv.com/news/arc/former-nfl-player-shares-prostate-cancer-journey-talks-new-treatment #

Former NFL defensive backLeonard Wheeler talked about the invincibility he felt as a football player for three NFL teams in his career.That health fortitude fe

09/19/2025

Last week, Dr. Busch joined Co-Executive Director for the NFL Legends Community, former NFL player and TULSA Procedure Global Ambassador, Leonard Wheeler, on-set for KSNV News 3, Las Vegas.

1 in 8 men will be affected by prostate cancer — awareness, early screening, and innovative treatment like the TULSA Procedure can change the story.

September is . It’s time to Suit Up for Your Health!

09/17/2025

In a typical hospital setting, the answer to all prostate cancer questions is typically: “We must remove your prostate. And now.”

There are two key issues with this type of diagnosis for a man:

1 - Not all prostate cancer requires surgery. Dr. Busch has been actively surveilling some of his patients for fifteen years.

2 - TULSA Procedure is a safer, more effective alternative to prostatectomy surgery and other prostate cancer treatments, protecting nearby structures to help maintain urinary and sexual function.

If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, please help us spread awareness by sharing this post.

This , we’re on a mission to inform men of their options. The TUSLA Procedure has been proven to work as well as a full prostatectomy, but without the awful, life-altering side effects.

09/16/2025

Busch Center is not a hospital. New patients can expect to experience several things we do differently at Busch Center in order to set the standard.

When patients have an appointment, we know they’re coming. We have cameras monitoring our entrance so we’re able to know when a patient arrives, and then we greet them at the door.

No cold hallways. Our patients don’t wait in a communal waiting room with hard chairs and generic office decor. They relax in their own comfortable, private patient rooms with reclining, stress-free chairs.

Visits involving the prostate can be nerve-wracking, but if patients feel like they’re at a friend’s house rather than a doctor’s office, it can put their nerves at ease.

09/15/2025

With a prostatectomy, the urologist is unable to see the difference between the apex of the prostate and the external sphincter. If a patient has an apical lesion and it is too close to the external sphincter, two things can happen:

https://buschcenter.com/tulsa-and-the-external-sphincter-a-retrospective-analysis/

09/11/2025

Today, we feel like David’s cry in Psalm 42.

Our souls are cast down as we remember September 11, 2001.

Our souls are cast down as we remember Charlie Kirk, a Man of God and champion of marriage. We join in mourning with his precious wife and two children.

Our souls are cast down over the violence and vitriol we’ve witnessed these recent days.

Now, more than ever, we need Jesus.

Join us in prayer. Lift up our nation. Hear our cries, Lord, and turn not Your face from us.

09/10/2025

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TULSA Procedure is one and done. TULSA is performed in a single session that takes a few hours and is usually conducted under managed anesthesia care (MAC) with multimodal pain management (MMP). After the treatment, Dr. Busch will consult with you before sending you home the same day.

We’re glad to hear Dr. W is back to work and back to living life! 🙏💙

09/09/2025

“Definitely come see Dr. Busch before you make any other decisions.”

Mimi Franklin, the wife of TULSA Patient #51, Dub, opens up about what it was like to stand beside her husband through his prostate cancer journey and why they chose the TULSA Procedure.

09/08/2025

One of the most widely-read and highly-cited journals in the field of urology recently featured the TULSA-PRO system used at Busch Center. A study analyzing the treatment of 115 men using TULSA-PRO graced the cover of the The Journal of Urology, giving doctors across the nation a deeper look into this groundbreaking procedure.

https://buschcenter.com/journal-of-urology-features-tulsa-pro-research/

09/05/2025

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month—an important time for our mission.

Not every prostate cancer diagnosis requires surgery. For many men, active surveillance may be a safe and effective option. The key to knowing what’s right for you begins with having a quality MRI.

Join us this month as we work to spread awareness. If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and is facing the possibility of prostatectomy surgery, remember—you have options. Click the “Treatment” tab at the top of our site for detailed information on the incision-free, radiation-free TULSA Procedure.

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09/04/2025

“You can’t treat what you can’t see.”

Dr. Busch sits down with Dr. Victoria Bird of Urologic Integrated Care, located in Gainesville, Florida. Dr. Bird is a like-minded urologist, currently training under Dr. Busch for TULSA Procedure.

The two highlight positive outcomes of the TULSA Procedure compared to invasive prostatectomy surgery.

At Busch Center, among the 483 patients treated, not one requires diapers or pads.