Lee C. Zhao, MD
Reconstructive urology

Surgical video library

Complex reconstructive surgery explained through technique, decision-making, innovation, and reflective surgical learning.
Videos and teaching notes  ·  @lee_c_zhao
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About this library. A curated educational collection for understanding reconstructive urology through case context, anatomy, technical choices, and the decisions that shape an operation. The goal is to teach the reasoning behind the repair, not just the maneuver. Patient-facing videos use plain language; professional videos include operative detail, pitfalls, and technical timestamps when available.

Before you watch: most videos here need a YouTube sign-in. These videos show operative footage, so YouTube marks them as age-restricted. YouTube plays age-restricted videos only on youtube.com, and only for viewers who are signed in and 18 or older. It does not allow them to play inside other websites, including this one.

Sign in to YouTube once in this browser. After that, Watch on YouTube opens the video you chose and it plays right away. Patient education videos play directly on this page. YouTube's help page on age-restricted videos

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Search understands common surgical abbreviations (RUF, VVF, PFUI, UPJO, BMG, VUAS), related terms, and spelling variations.
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Use this library on your phone, tablet, or computer to find the exact video. Then send that video to the YouTube app on your Roku or another smart TV. Roku does not include a general web browser, so the search happens here and playback happens in YouTube.

  1. 1Open YouTube on the TV

    Install the YouTube app from the TV's app store if needed, then open it. For normal casting, connect the TV and your phone or tablet to the same Wi-Fi network.

  2. 2Choose a video here

    Search this library and select a video card. In the video window, choose Open selected video in YouTube.

  3. 3Continue in the YouTube app

    On a phone or tablet, allow the link to open in the YouTube app. The exact video you selected will be ready to play.

  4. 4Cast it to the TV

    Tap the Cast icon in YouTube, then choose your Roku or smart TV. The TV starts playback while your phone remains the remote.

If your TV does not appear

In YouTube on the TV, open Settings and choose Link with TV code. On the YouTube phone app, tap Cast, choose Link with TV code, and enter the blue number shown on the TV.

You can also use AirPlay from an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, screen mirroring from a compatible Android or Windows device, or an HDMI cable. If you want to use only the TV remote, search YouTube for Lee C Zhao, open the channel @lee_c_zhao, and choose Videos.

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Educational disclaimer. This personal educational site is independent and is not affiliated with NYU Langone or NYU. Content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Viewing this content does not create a physician-patient relationship. Some videos contain operative footage and may not be appropriate for all viewers.