urology
Alden Reine, M.D.
Hernado Salcedo, M.D.
Nefertiti Childrey, D.O.
Cape Fear Valley Urology
Makes a Difference
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Team of Doctors Provide State-Of-The-Art-Care for Patients |
lot can change in three years.
Alden Reine, M.D., understands this firsthand
and sees what a difference Cape Fear Valley Urology has made in this community since the practice's
doors opened in the summer of 2010.
"When we started, Fayetteville was an underserved community," said Dr. Reine, Cape Fear Valley Urology's Medical
Director. "Few urology clinics were open and there weren't
enough physicians to handle the demand."
With more than 82,000 residents over age 50, specialized
services like urology are imperative.
Since opening, Cape Fear Valley Urology has been busy
providing patients state-of-the-art medical care for both
common and complex urologic conditions. Operating out of
Robeson Plaza, they provide diagnostic services and outpatient procedures for men and women.
By Anna Haley
Dr. Reine and Hernado Salcedo, M.D., have been with the
practice since it opened. Nefertiti Childrey, D.O., joined in
the fall.
Dr. Childrey never thought she would become a urologist.
She always saw herself as a pediatrician. It wasn't until her
urology rotation during medical school, that she realized her
passion for the field.
"I love the patient population and the diversity it affords
me," said Dr. Childrey. "With urology, I can treat men and
women, both young and old, for a variety of different problems, all in the same day!"
The patient population in urology really does run the
gamut.
The scope of services include treatment for prostate, kidney and bladder cancers, kidney stones, vasectomies, sexual
dysfunction, urinary incontinence, and other genitourinary
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