Casey Dauw
Clinical Associate Professor of Radiology
Clinical Associate Professor of Urology
Medical Director, Urology
Program Assistant, Urology
Medical School
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Casey Dauw
Clinical Associate Professor
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    About

    Dr. Dauw received his medical degree from Loyola University in Chicago graduating Magna Cum Laude. He then completed a urology residency at The University of Michigan. Following this, he pursued subspecialty training in endourology with Dr. James Lingeman at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. His primary clinical interests include the medical and surgical management of kidney stones, in particular, endourological management of complex renal calculi. He is also one of few U.S. providers with expertise in holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP), a state-of-the-art, minimally invasive surgical treatment for men with an enlarged prostate. His research interests focus on improving the quality of care for patients with kidney stones as well as understanding outcomes associated with commonly performed endourological surgeries.

    Qualifications
    • Endourology Fellowship
      Indiana University, Indianapolis, 2016
    • Residency
      University of Michigan, Urology, 2015
    • Chief Resident in Urology Surgery
      University of Michigan, Urology, 2015
    • Internship
      University of Michigan, General Surgery, 2011
    • MD
      Loyola University, 2010
    • BS
      University of Tennessee, 2006
    Research Overview

    Medical and surgical management of kidney stone disease, surgical management of BPH

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    • Journal Article
      Rapid cycle, randomised testing of precision feedback to improve engagement with a process measure dashboard amongst urologists: study protocol for a hybrid trial.
      Lewicki P, Salka B, Daignault-Newton S, Ross J, Krumm A, Ghani KR, Dauw C, Landis-Lewis Z, Stensland KD, Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative . BMJ Open, 2025 May 6; 15 (5): e092742 DOI:10.1136/bmjopen-2024-092742
      PMID: 40335130
    • Journal Article
      IP08-38 VARIATION AND RISK FACTORS FOR HOSPITALIZATION FOLLOWING URETEROSCOPIC STONE TREATMENT IN A SURGICAL COLLABORATIVE
      Khoei AA, Krishna S, Meah S, Sui W, Dauw C, Daignault-Newton S, Ross J, Kleer E, Leavitt D, Ghani K, Collaborative FTMUSI. Journal of Urology, 2025 Jun 23; 213 (5S): e432 - e432. DOI:10.1097/01.ju.0001109856.11315.1d.38
    • Journal Article
      IP13-13 PRACTICE PATTERNS OF STENT OMISSION AFTER URETEROSCOPY: INSIGHTS FROM A STATEWIDE COLLABORATIVE REGISTRY
      Madan R, Kim L, Seibel C, Newton SD, Alexander A, Lucas S, Ghani K, Dauw C, Sui W, Collaborative FTMUSI. Journal of Urology, 2025 Jun 23; 213 (5S): e668 - e668. DOI:10.1097/01.ju.0001109944.05171.19.13
    • Journal Article
      IP13-28 TO STENT OR NOT AFTER USING A URETERAL ACCESS SHEATH FOR URETEROSCOPY? PRACTICE PATTERNS, EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISIT RATES AND PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES
      Krishna S, Daignault-Newton S, Shoemaker E, Alexander A, Kachroo N, Leavitt D, Raskolnikov D, Kleer E, Konheim J, Sui W, Dauw C, Ghani K. Journal of Urology, 2025 Jun 23; 213 (5S): e675 - e675. DOI:10.1097/01.ju.0001109944.05171.19.28
    • Journal Article
      IP22-01 CAN WE PREDICT POSTOPERATIVE HYDRONEPHROSIS AFTER URETEROSCOPY? RESULTS FROM A SURGICAL QUALITY COLLABORATIVE
      Moncaleano GF, Becker REN, Krishna S, Linsell SM, Johnson A, Ross J, Shoemaker E, Clark S, Alexander A, Sucher EJ, Meah S, Daignault-Newton S, Sarle R, Lucas S, Konheim J, Mander NS, Sui W, Ghani KR, Dauw CA, Collaborative FTMUSI. Journal of Urology, 2025 Jun 23; 213 (5S): e1166 - e1166. DOI:10.1097/01.ju.0001110136.41716.b7.01
    • Journal Article
      MP33-14 STENT OMISSION AFTER URETEROSCOPY: HOW PAYER-PROVIDER COLLABORATION CAN LEAD TO LOWER STENTING RATES
      Krishna S, Daignault-Newton S, Seibel C, Moncaleano GF, Alexander A, Nathan H, Sui W, Ghani K, Dauw C. Journal of Urology, 2025 Jun 23; 213 (5S): e1135 - e1135. DOI:10.1097/01.ju.0001110116.40703.0e.14
    • Journal Article
      V08-05 APPROACHES TO ENABLE STENT OMISSION FOLLOWING URETEROSCOPY
      Krishna S, Wang L, Shoemaker E, Moncaleano GF, Patel P, Alexander A, Sucher E, Sui W, Dauw C, Ghani K. Journal of Urology, 2025 Jun 23; 213 (5S): e637 - e637. DOI:10.1097/01.ju.0001109936.72097.2a.05
    • Journal Article
      V08-11 FLEXIBLE AND NAVIGABLE URETERAL ACCESS SHEATHS (FANS): TECHNIQUE AND STRATEGIES FOR EFFICIENT USE
      Patel P, Wang L, Fernandez G, Krishna S, Dauw C, Ghani K. Journal of Urology, 2025 Jun 23; 213 (5S): e639 - e639. DOI:10.1097/01.ju.0001109936.72097.2a.11