Gregg R Eure, MD
Urology
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Bio & Overview
Gregg R. Eure, MD, FACS, is a urologist who specializes in adult urology and men’s health. He treats conditions including prostate disease, erectile dysfunction, and kidney stones. He also performs no-scalpel vasectomies.
His expertise includes treatments for benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH), or enlarged prostate, including minimally invasive and laser techniques.
Dr. Eure is active in clinical research and was part of the FDA approval trial for Aquablation, a robotic procedure for BPH. He also contributed to the development of UroLift, a minimally invasive BPH treatment.
He is a consultant for several medical equipment companies and the author of numerous book chapters and articles.
He has served on numerous advisory and editorial boards and frequently lectures on various topics in urology.
After earning an undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia, he completed his general surgery training at the Medical College of Virginia and a urology residency at the Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine.
His 30 years of experience include building a practice in Hampton Roads, where his peers recognized him as a “Top Doc” in Coastal Virginia Magazine for the past 15 years. He was also associate professor of urology at the Eastern Virginia Medical School.
Organizational Involvement/Memberships
- American Board of Urology
- American College of Surgeons, fellow
- EPIC EMR National Steering Committee for Urology
- International Medical Educational Advisory Board
- American Urological Association, past board member of Mid-Atlantic Section
- Virginia Urological Society, past president
- Gender
- Male
- Languages
- English
- Age Groups Seen
- Adults (21-65)
Older Adults (65+)
- Primary Education
- Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
- Residency
- Eastern Virginia Medical Center
- Certification
- American Board of Urology (Urology)
Highlights
Meet Gregg Eure, MD
Hi, I'm Gregg Eure. I'm a urologist with UVA Health. I practice general urology with a focus on men's health and specifically BPH or benign prostatic hyperplasia, which means enlarged prostate. So I chose urology, really, it was serendipitous. I was headed down the path of cardiac surgery or plastic surgery, and as part of the rotation in training, I got exposure to urology and just really enjoyed it. I enjoyed the culture, the physicians I worked with, and really the challenge that it brought, using your brain to diagnose a problem, then using your hands to fix that problem to create a happy patient. So what can a new patient expect when they come to see me? We really try to deliver a good patient experience. I think oftentimes it's an awkward situation that the patient comes in with different symptoms than they've ever had before. So we really try to help the patient understand what's happening to them, what the options are to fix it, and then really a shared decision to help them solve that problem.
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