Urologist in Paducah, KY
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L. Andrew Evans MD is an expert urologist committed to providing the highest quality care to patients throughout the Paducah area in the diagnosis and treatment of urologic conditions. As the #1 Implant Urologist in Kentucky, Dr. Evans specializes in Erectile Dysfunction and performs more than 100 penile implants per year. He is dedicated to offering patients a wide range of quality urology services in a warm and friendly environment to provide the very best in urologic care.
As a board certified and expert trained urologist, Dr. Evans is experienced in offering the latest technology in treating urologic conditions including the most minimally invasive surgical procedures. Our urology practice services a wide variety of patients from all over seeking state of the art care in urology with a personal touch to improve their outcomes.
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AMS 700™ Center of Excellence for Inflatable Penile Prosthesis
Dr. Evans has been designated as a Center of Excellence for the AMS 700™ Inflatable Penile Prosthesis (IPP) – a long-term treatment option for patients with erectile dysfunction (ED).
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