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Pediatric Urology Associates PC- Tarrytown

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Her current research is geared towards exploring the relationship between Sensory Processing and Incontinence in school aged children, and in the relationship between sleep and nocturnal enuresis in older adolescents. She has presented her research at the International Children’s Continence Society (2012, London), the American Academy of Pediatrics (2012, New Orleans) and at Stony Brook University Converging Science Summit (2011). Dr. Cupelli is certified by the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation. This rigorous certification is recognized internationally as a standard for the practice of Biofeedback Therapy. She has been a Fellow in the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners since 1998 and a member of Sigma Theta Tau, the National Honor Society of Professional Nursing since 1978.
Primary Care
Ms. Cupelli has earned a Doctorate (DNP) at the Stony Brook University Health Sciences Center. She is a graduate of Binghamton University (B.S.); New York University (M.A.) and Stony Brook University (Post Master’s Certificate). Prior to joining PUA, Dr. Cupelli was an associate in a primary care practice and on the faculty at Molloy College as coordinator/director of the PNP program. She has been an adjunct faculty member at New York University. She is the parent of two children.

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General Info: Since its inception in the 1970s, Pediatric Urology Associates has grown to become one of the largest groups of pediatric urologists in the United States, with several of its physicians holding positions as departmental chiefs at prominent medical centers in the region. As a result of the groupâ??s national and international reputation for excellence, many of its members have been invited to lecture and instruct in the United States and other countries on the subject of pediatric urologic disorders and treatment.
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Pediatric Urology Associates PC- Tarrytown - Tarrytown, NY

Pediatric Urology Associates PC- Tarrytown - Tarrytown, NY

Pediatric Urology Associates PC- Tarrytown - Tarrytown, NY

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Address: 150 White Plains Rd Ste 306, Tarrytown, NY 10591

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Pediatric Urology Associates PC- Tarrytown

General Practitioners

Immunizations
Pediatric Care
Her current research is geared towards exploring the relationship between Sensory Processing and Incontinence in school aged children, and in the relationship between sleep and nocturnal enuresis in older adolescents. She has presented her research at the International Children’s Continence Society (2012, London), the American Academy of Pediatrics (2012, New Orleans) and at Stony Brook University Converging Science Summit (2011). Dr. Cupelli is certified by the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation. This rigorous certification is recognized internationally as a standard for the practice of Biofeedback Therapy. She has been a Fellow in the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners since 1998 and a member of Sigma Theta Tau, the National Honor Society of Professional Nursing since 1978.
Primary Care
Ms. Cupelli has earned a Doctorate (DNP) at the Stony Brook University Health Sciences Center. She is a graduate of Binghamton University (B.S.); New York University (M.A.) and Stony Brook University (Post Master’s Certificate). Prior to joining PUA, Dr. Cupelli was an associate in a primary care practice and on the faculty at Molloy College as coordinator/director of the PNP program. She has been an adjunct faculty member at New York University. She is the parent of two children.

Autism
Some of her professional responsibilities include the diagnosis and treatment of voiding problems due to bowel and bladder dysfunction, urinary tract infections, and innovative care for children with neurological and developmental problems such as Spina Bifida, Autism, and Cerebral Palsy. She is responsible for ambulatory urodynamics (CMG), utilizing standards developed by the I-C-C-S (international Children’s Continence Society). Dr. Cupelli’s practice includes a strong focus on multiculturalism and global health. She regularly consults with the MMC Child Life Department, as well as various community outreach programs.

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Nuclear Medicine
Nuclear Cystogram: This test, like the voiding cystogram, is useful to detect ureteral reflux. However, it does not provide the urologist with a “picture of the bladder or urethra.” It involves passing a small tube into the urethra through which special fluid is used to fill the bladder and image the activity.
Computed Tomography

Testicular Cancer
The most common type of testicular cancer–seminoma–has a survival rate approaching 100% in cases detected and treated early.
Endoscopy
Interstitial Cystitis

General Surgery
Wound Care
The small bandage strips (and sometimes a clear plastic bandage) covering the wound will peel off with time or will be removed at the postoperative visit. Once they have fallen off, there is no need to cover the wound with a new bandage. The incision line can be hard to the touch and will bulge at different times, this is normal.
Minimally Invasive Surgery

Female Infertility
Pregnancy

Lesions

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Endocrinology

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
A variety of treatment approaches are available and are tailored to the individual needs of each child. Some of these treatments include medication, clean intermittent catheterization, bowel elimination programs, Botox injections, bladder reconstructive surgery and MACE procedures. Knowing which child needs which treatment is a special expertise of the doctors and nurses at Pediatric Urology Associates.
Laparoscopic Surgery
The object of treatment of a varicocele is to interrupt or block the vein that has been allowing the blood to go backward when a boy stands up. This prevents the veins around the testicle from becoming enlarged any more. The most common way a varicocele is corrected is by surgical division of the blood vessel somewhere above the scrotum. This is an outpatient procedure done either by an incision in the groin or lower abdomen or by laparoscopic surgery. In some instances, parents will elect to have the varicocele treated by having a catheter placed into the main vein to the heart (the inferior vena cava). The catheter is then fed back down the “bad” vein and solid material is injected down the vein to block it. Both of these are very effective at correcting the varicocele.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Mental Health
Until your older child outgrows bed-wetting, he/she will need a lot of emotional support from the family. Support from a pediatrician or a mental health professional can also help.

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