After surviving prostate cancer, Joe Faulstitch faced a new challenge—urinary incontinence that impacted his daily life. Under the care of Ahmad El‑Arabi, MD, a Loyola Medicine urologic surgeon, he found a solution with an advanced treatment, the artificial urinary sphincter, which restored his confidence and quality of life—allowing him to return to the activities he enjoys. To schedule a appointment, call 888‑584‑7888 or visit https://www.loyolamedicine.org/schedule-an-appointment.

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