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11/12Elizabeth Boettcher Yerkes, MDBusiness Address:Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’sHospital of Chicago225 E. Chicago Avenue, #24Division of UrologyChicago, Illinois 60611312.227.6340 / 6348312.227.9412eyerkes@luriechildrens.orgEducation:1989 Bowdoin College Bachelor of Arts BiochemistryGerman1993 Vanderbilt University Doctor of Medicine MedicineGraduate Medical Education:1993-1995 Vanderbilt University Medical Center Surgery1995-1999 Vanderbilt University Medical Center Urologic Surgery1999-2001 Indiana University School of Medicine Pediatric UrologyJames Whitcomb Riley Hospital for ChildrenLicensure/ Board Certification:State licensure: Illinois, license # 036-114299, Expiration 7/31/14Indiana, license # 01050672, Expiration 6/30/13Board Certification: Diplomate, American Board of Urology, February 28, 2003Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ), Pediatric Urology,American Board of Urology, June 20081

Military Service:Inactive Reserve Service, Health Professions Scholarship Program:June 1989-May 1993: Second Lieutenant (O-1), United States Air ForceReserve, Medical Service CorpsMay 1993-August 1999: Captain (O-3), United States Air Force Reserve,Medical Service CorpsAugust 1999-August 2001: Lieutenant (O-3), United States NavyReserve, Medical Corps. Elective Interservice Transfer for training.Active Duty Service:Discharge:August 2001-August 2005: Lieutenant Commander (O-4), United StatesNavy Reserve, Medical Corps. Wilford Hall Medical Center, LacklandAFB, TexasHonorable August 31, 2005Faculty and Hospital Appointments:September 2009-presentAssociate Professor of UrologyNorthwestern University’s Feinberg School of MedicineChicago, ILJanuary 2006-September 2009Assistant Professor of UrologyNorthwestern University’s Feinberg School of MedicineChicago, IL2

August 2005-presentActive Attending, Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago(formerly regarded as Children’s Memorial Hospital), Chicago ILDivision of UrologyAugust 2001-August 2005Staff Pediatric UrologistWilford Hall Medical Center, Lackland AFB TXDepartment of UrologySan Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education ConsortiumUrology Residency Training ProgramAdministrative AppointmentsDirector of Pediatric and Adolescent UrogynecologySeptember 2005-presentDirector of Clinical Research, CMHSeptember 2005-August 2009Director of Resident Education, CMH and LCHSeptember 2005-presentDirector of Neurourology and Urodynamics, CMH and LCHJune 2007-presentDirector of Undergraduate Medical Education, Dept of UrologyOctober 2007-presentDirector of Pediatric Urology Fellowship, CMH and LCHJanuary 2012-presentAssociate Director of Pediatric Urology Fellowship, CMH2009-2011Committee ServiceM3 Surgical Clerkship Committee, Feinberg School of MedicineOctober 2007-presentChildren’s Surgical Foundation Compensation Committee, 2007-2011Clinical Competence Committee (formerly Resident Review Committee),Department of Urology, 2007-presentAwards, Honors, Distinctions:1988 Phi Beta Kappa, Bowdoin College3

La primera consideración se refiere al grado de puesta al día del autoren el tema que aborda. Se ha de atender a qué se afirma y a qué límitesse establecen y no tanto a la cita de obras sin más o traída a cuento demanera genérica. En resumen: el autor sabe qué líneas de trabajoexisten, dónde está el límite del conocimiento en la materia específicaque aborda en su artículo, quienes son los autores que lo han abordadoy en qué medida esta información es relevante para la aportación quesupone el artículo sometido a revisión.2 a). Aspectos referidos a metodología, técnicas de investigación,coherencia interna y a la adecuación de las mismas al objeto que sepropone.Los indicadores en este apartado son:a) Metodología y técnicas de investigación empleadas. Adecuación alcasob) Metodología y técnicas de investigación empleadas: si su aplicaciónha sido correcta en el artículo.c) Si se incluyen cuadros o gráficos hay que valorar el interés depublicarlos en este caso concreto.2b). Fuentes empleadas.Hay que valorar tres aspectos que van muy unidos. Primero, el atendersi son completas (están consultadas todas las que son relevantes paraeste caso y no se han omitido algunas imprescindibles). Segundo, siempleara una muestra, hay que valorar si es significativa o no en funciónde los objetivos y de la metodología empleada. Por último, se debe citarcon claridad dónde se pueden localizar esas fuentes 1 y si son lasoriginales o una copia y en este caso si es completa y fiel.3. Discusión: resultados y aportaciones del trabajo.Se trata de valorar en qué puntos el artículo confirma anteriores posturaso en las que discrepa y en que medida las rebate; para cerrar con lasconclusiones derivadas de esa comparación.También pueden valorarse en apartados concretosa) La bibliografía citada en discusión es completa y no hay omisionessignificativasb) La bibliografía citada se adecua al tema (no hay citas superfluas)c) Se muestran las posturas anteriores sobre el tema tratadod) Se expresan las coincidencias o los puntos que rebaten las posturasanteriorese) Las conclusiones son claras y están bien fundadas1 No sólo los documentos, sino el lugar donde se encuentran (archivo, biblioteca, etc.) si se tratara dedocumentos solo, o casi solo, asequibles en un lugar concreto.

Professional and Scientific Service, continued2008-present Executive Committee, Society for Fetal Urology2009-present Professional Advisory Council, Spina Bifida Association2009 Local Arrangements Chair, Society for Pediatric Urology2010-2013 Executive Council, Society of Pediatric Urology2011 Clinical Abstract Reviewer, NCS Pediatric Urology2011 Moderator, Pediatric Reconstruction, AUA Annual Meeting2011 Abstract Review Committee, Urology, 2 nd World CongressOn Spina Bifida2012 Moderator, Urology, 2 nd World Congress on Spina BifidaTeaching:Extra-departmental Lectures:Pediatric Grand Rounds, SAUSHEC Pediatric Residency Program. “ScrotalAbnormalities in Children and Adolescents”, August 2001.Pediatric Grand Rounds, SAUSHEC Pediatric Residency Program.“Vesicoureteral Reflux”, April 2002.Pediatric Grand Rounds, SAUSHEC Pediatric Residency Program. “The War onForeskin”, May 2003, July 2003, July 2004.Pediatric Grand Rounds, SAUSHEC Pediatric Residency Program.“Dysfunctional Elimination Syndrome”, September 2003.Pediatric Grand Rounds, SAUSHEC Pediatric Residency Program. “AcuteScrotum”, April 2004.Pediatric Grand Rounds, SAUSHEC Pediatric Residency Program.“Cryptorchidism”, September 2004.Pediatric Grand Rounds, SAUSHEC Pediatric Residency Program. “CaseStudies in VUR”, April 2005.Pediatric Resident Board Review, Children’s Memorial Hospital. GenitourinaryTopics, December 2005.Pediatric Resident Conference Series, Children’s Memorial Hospital. “The Waron Foreskin,” December 2005.5

Division of Neonatology Resident Conference, Children’s Memorial Hospital.“Congenital Anomalies of the Urinary Tract,” December 2006.Pediatric Resident Conference Series, Children’s Memorial Hospital, “Enuresis,”April 2007.Pediatric Resident Board Review, Children’s Memorial Hospital, GenitourinaryTopics, April 2007.Division of Neonatology Conference Series, Children’s Memorial Hospital.“Disorders of Sex Development: Early Evaluation and Gender Assignment,January 2009.M3 Surgical Clerkship Lecture Series, Feinberg School of Medicine,“Hydronephrosis and Obstructive Uropathy,” September 2009, December 2009,March 2010, June 2010, September 2010, December 2010, March 2011, June2011, September 2011, December 2011, March 2012, May 2012, December2012.Division of Psychiatry, Medical Psychology Post-Doctoral Intern Conference,Children’s Memorial Hospital. “Psychosocial Issues with GenitourinaryMalformations in Children,” February 2012 and February 2013.Pediatric Resident Conference Series, Children's Memorial Hospital. “GenitalAbnormalities in Girls,” June 2012.Division of Pediatric Surgery Fellow Conference Series, Lurie Children’s,“Urologic Reconstruction” April 2013Departmental Lectures, Formal:Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “Embryology”,August 2005.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “PracticalEmbryology”, August 2007.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “PracticalHypospadias”, August 2007.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “PediatricUrodynamics”, February 2008.Department of Urology Grand Rounds, Northwestern University, “DysfunctionalElimination and Tethered Cord: Diagnostic Dilemmas”, February 2008.6

Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “AppliedEmbryology”, November 2008.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “DSDs: Making theDiagnosis (while you are taking the Boards)”, November 2008.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “Professionalism inManagement of Hypospadias Complications,” November 2008.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “Evaluation ofCongenital Hydronephrosis,” November 2009.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “What Do I Do WithThis?: Pediatric Urodynamics,” February 2010.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “How Did THATHappen?: Genital Embryology,” November 2010.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “Where Does THATTube Go? Interpreting Urodynamics in Children, February 2011.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “Hypospadias: WhyDid it Happen and How to Plan a Repair.” November 2011.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “Challenges inPediatric and Adolescent Voiding Dysfunction.” February 2012.Urology Resident Didactic Series, Northwestern University, “Economizing RenalImaging in Pediatric Urology.” November 2012.Urology Grand Rounds, Northwestern University. “Perspectives on EducationInvited Lectures and Presentations:Pediatric Grand Rounds, UTHSCSA Department of Pediatrics. “Management ofVesicoureteral Reflux”, May 2003.Urology Grand Rounds, UTHSCSA Department of Urology. “Genital Ambiguity”,October 6, 2003.UTHSCSA Sophomore Medical Student Lecture. “Common Problems inPediatric Urology”, October 2003.7

20 th Annual US Army Short Course: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.“Management of Neuropathic Bladder”, March 200539 th Annual Uniformed Services Pediatric Seminar (USPS), Pediatric UrologyBreakout Sessions. “Waterworks and Genital Woes”, March 2005Developmental Disabilities Review Course XVIII, Children’s Association forMaximum Potential and UTHSCSA. “Neuropathic Bladder”, June 2005Chicago Urological Society. “Current Controversies in Gender Assignment inPediatric Urology”, December 2005Cook County Review Course. “Management of Pediatric Neuropathic Bladder,”April 2006.Symposium on Spina Bifida: Current Strategies. “Dysfunctional Elimination andTethered Cord,” Northwestern University, May 2006.Symposium on Spina Bifida: Current Strategies. “Catheterizable Channels,”Northwestern University, May 2006.Society for Pediatric Urology, Video Forum Moderator / Panelist. “Alternatives inthe Creation of Channels”, May 2006.Urology Nursing Society. “Genital Ambiguity,” October 2006.Evanston-Northwestern Hospital Department of Pediatrics Lecture Series.“Genital Concerns in Children,” November 2006.Children’s Memorial Hospital Pediatric Pearls CME Series, Kidneys Top toBottom. “Scrotal Disorders and Interlabial Lesions,” February 2007.American Academy of Pediatrics, Practical Pediatrics Course. “AntenatalHydronephrosis,” February 2007.American Academy of Pediatrics, Practical Pediatrics Course. “RecurrentUrinary Tract Infections,” February 2007.American Academy of Pediatrics, Practical Pediatrics Course. “NocturnalEnuresis,” February 2007.American Academy of Pediatrics, Practical Pediatrics Course, InteractiveSeminar. “Common Abnormalities of the External Genitalia in Children”February 2007.Evanston-Northwestern Hospital Department of Pediatrics Lecture Series.“Vesicoureteral Reflux: 2007,” March 2007.8

Northwest Community Hospital CME Series, Update in Pediatrics. “CommonProblems in Pediatric Urology: The Big Ten”, April 2007.Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Non-SurgicalManagement of Neurogenic Bladder,” June 2007.MAGIC Foundation National Conference. “Long-term Surgical Outcomes inCongenital Adrenal Hyperplasia, July 2007.United Ostomy Association, Parent Seminar. “Catheterizable Channels,” August2007.Pediatric Pearls, Children’s Memorial Hospital CME Activity. “Genital Anomalies:Contemporary Management of Cryptorchidism and Perinatal Torsion,” October2007.Pediatric Pearls, Children’s Memorial Hospital CME Activity. “Case Studies inIntersex (Disorders of Sex Development), October 2007.Nursing Continuing Education Seminar (Children’s Memorial Hospital 6W ClassDay). “Genitourinary Reconstruction,” October 2007.Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, Children’s Memorial Hospital. “Gender,Genitalia and the Surgeon”, March 2008.North American Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, AnnualConference, “Urologic Issues in the PAG Patient,” April 2008Pediatric Pearls North Shore, Children’s Memorial Hospital CME Activity.“Urogynecologic Issues in Children”, May 2008Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Surgical Managementof Neurogenic Bladder,” and “Ask the Doctor--Urology” June 2008.MAGIC Foundation National Conference. “Surgical Options and Outcomes inCongenital Adrenal Hyperplasia”, July 2008.1 st World Congress on Spina Bifida. “Tethered Cord and the Urologist” andTethered Cord Panel, March 2009.North American Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, AnnualConference, “Urologic Issues in the PAG Patient,” April 2009.North American Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, AnnualConference, “Surgical Debate: Early Creation of Neovagina,” April 2009.9

NAPNAP, Chicagoland chapter. “Spina Bifida in 2009,” May 2009.Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Non-surgicalManagement of Neurogenic Bladder” and “Ask the Doctor—Urology”, July 2009.57 th Kimbrough Urological Seminar, Pediatric State of the Art Lecture.,“Disorders of Sex Development: More Than Memorizing a Cascade.” January2010 (San Antonio, TX)MAGIC Foundation National Conference. “Surgical Options, Outcomes andControversies in Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia,” July 2010.Pediatric Pearls Spring, Children’s Memorial Hospital CME Activity. “The PainfulScrotum,” and “Ask the Urologist” sessions (x2), April 2010.Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Management ofNeurogenic Bladder: Newborn to 10 years” 90 minutes co-presented with Dr.Pramod Reddy, and “Ask the Doctor—Urology”: Co-hosted with Drs. Reddy,Wiener, Misseri, Wood. June 2010.(Cincinnati)Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Tethered Cord: Whatto Tell Your Doctor.” 60 minutes co-presented with Dr. Robin Bowman. June2010. (Cincinnati)American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition, AudienceResponse Seminar. “What Is That?: Interlabial Masses and Common Concernsof External Genitalia in Girls.” 90 minutes co-presented with Dr. Martin Koyle.October 2010. (San Francisco)Spina Bifida University, web-based video seminar “Medical Management ofNeurogenic Bladder,” 90 minutes, taped December 2010.Pediatric Pearls, Pediatric Surgery, Children’s Memorial Hospital CME Activity.“Circumcision Revision: Who Needs It?”, March 2011.Spina Bifida University, web-based video seminar “Surgical Management ofNeurogenic Bladder,” 60 minutes, taped March 2011.Nagoya City University Graduate Medical School 4 th yr Student Lecture: “WhoNeeds Embryology?” Nagoya Japan, April 2011.Nagoya City University Graduate Medical School seminar “Medical EducationSystem in America: how long does it take to find a job that fits?”, Nagoya Japan,April 2011.Japanese Urologic Association, 99 th Annual Congress, “Complications of UrinaryReconstruction in Neurogenic Bladder,” Nagoya Japan, April 2011.10

Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, Children’s Memorial Hospital. “MedicalEducation System and Surgical Specialists in Japan ,” June 2011.Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Management ofNeurogenic Bladder: newborn to age 10. 90 minutes co-presented with Dr.Rosalia Misseri. and “Ask the Doctor—Urology”, co-hosted with Drs Misseri andWiener. June 2011(Anaheim)Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Tethered Cord: WhatTo Tell Your Doctor.” 90 minutes, co-presented with Dr. Robin Bowman(Neurosurgery) and Dr. Lee Segal (Orthopedics). June 2011 (Anaheim)American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition, UrologySection. “Intravesical Botox Therapy for Pediatric Urologists,” October 2011.Pediatric Pearls, Children’s Memorial Hospital CME Seminar, “Disorders of SexDevelopment,” February 2012.Oakstone Board Review Course (CD-ROM), “Pediatric Genital Abnormalities”,taped March 2012.Oakstone Board Review Course (CD-ROM), “Pediatric Voiding Dysfunction”,taped March 2012.Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Management ofNeurogenic Bladder: newborn to age 10. 90 minutes co-presented with Dr.Richard Rink. and “Ask the Doctor—Urology”, co-hosted with Drs Misseri, Wiener,Rink and Kaefer June 2012.(Indianapolis)Spina Bifida Association of America National Conference. “Tethered Cord: WhatTo Tell Your Doctor.” 90 minutes, co-presented with Dr. Robin Bowman(Neurosurgery) and Dr. Lee Segal (Orthopedics). June 2012. (Indianapolis)Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’sHospital of Chicago. Neurogenic Bladder for the Surgical Sub-specialist: what’s itto you?”, October 2012.American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition, AudienceResponse Seminar. “What Is That?: Interlabial Masses and Common Concernsof External Genitalia in Girls.” 90 minutes co-presented with Dr. Martin Koyle.October 2012. (New Orleans)Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital Lunch CME Series. UTIUIC Grand Rounds: NGB11

Resident Mentorship:Major Michael Morris, USAF, MSCWilford Hall Medical Center, Lackland AFB, TXFormer resident, SAUSHEC Urology Residency Program(210) 292-5755Major Steve Baughman, USAF, MSCWilford Hall Medical Center, Lackland AFB, TXFormer resident, SAUSHEC Urology Residency Program(210) 292-5755Major Eric Hick, USAF, MSCStaff Urologist, Wright-Patterson AFB, OHFormer resident, SAUSHEC Urology Residency Program(210) 292-5755Jessica Casey, M.D.Resident, Northwestern University Department of UrologyAndrew Flum, M.D.Resident, Northwestern University Department of UrologyHumanitarian Mission Mentorship:Pediatric UrologyHospital Escuela Tegucigalpa, HondurasFebruary 2005Host coordinating physician: Dr Ricardo AvilesHost urologist: Dr. GarciaResidents: CPT William Kizer and MAJ Mark Noller, USA, MCBibliography:I. Original Peer Reviewed Publications:1. Yerkes EB, Brock JW 3rd, Holcomb GW 3rd and Morgan WM 3rd.Laparoscopic evaluation for a contralateral patent processus vaginalis:Part III. Urology .51, 1998; 51(3):480-4832. Yerkes E, Nishimura H, Miyazaki Y, Tsuchida S, Brock, JW 3rd andIchikawa I. Role of angiotensin in the congenital anomalies of the kidney12

and urinary tract in the mouse and the human. Kidney Int. 1998 (67): S75-S773. Nishimura H, Yerkes E, Hohenfellner K, Miyazaki Y, Ma J, Hunley T,Yoshida H. et, al. Role of the angiotensin type 2 receptor gene incongenital anomalies of the kidney and urinary tract of mice and men.Molecular Cell 1999; 3 : 1-104. Yerkes EB, Adams MC, Pope JC 4th and Brock JW 3rd. Does everypatient with prenatal hydronephrosis need a VCUG? J Urol .1999; 162 (3Pt 2):1218-20.5. Yerkes EB, Adams MC, Miller DA and Brock JW 3rd. Coronal cuff:problem site for buccal mucosal grafts. J Urol . 1999; 162 (4): 1442-446. Hohenfellner K, Hunley TE, Schloemer C, Brenner W, Yerkes E, Zepp F,Brock JW III and Kon V. Angiotensin type 2 receptor is important in thenormal development of the ureter. Pediatr Nephrol 1999; 13: 187-917. Hohenfellner K, Hunley TE, Yerkes E, Habermehl P, Hohenfellner R andKon V. Angiotensin II, type 2 receptor in the development of vesicouretericreflux. BJU International 1999; 83: 318-228. Yerkes EB, Adams MC, Miller DA, Pope JC 4th, Rink RC, Brock JW 3rd.Y-to-I wrap: use of the distal spongiosum for hypospadias repair. J Urol2000; 163: 1536-389. Yerkes EB, Adams MC, Rink RC, Pope JP 4th and Brock JW 3rd. Howwell do patients with exstrophy actually void? J Urol 2000; 164: 1044-4710. Meldrum KK, Meldrum DR, Hile KL, Yerkes EB, Ayala A, Cain MP, RinkRC, Casale AJ and Kaefer MA. p38 MAPK mediates renal tubular cellTNF-alpha production and TNF-alpha-dependent apoptosis duringsimulated ischemia. 2001;Am J Physiol-Cell Physiol 281: C563-70.11. Yerkes EB, Rink RC, Cain MP, Luerssen TG, Casale AJ. Shunt infectionand malfunction after augmentation cystoplasty. 2001;J Urol 165: 2262-2264.12. Yerkes EB, Rink RC, King S, Cain MP, Kaefer M, Casale AJ. Tap waterand the Malone antegrade continence enema: a safe combination? J Urol166: 1476-8, 2001.13. Cain MP, Casale AJ, Kaefer M, Yerkes E, Rink RC. Percutaneouscystolithotomy in the pediatric augmented bladder. J Urol 168: 1881-1882,2002.13

14. Yerkes EB, Rink RC, Cain MP, Casale AJ. Use of Monti channel foradministration of antegrade continence enemas (Monti-MACE). J Urol168: 1883-5, 2002.15. Cain MP, Rink RC, Yerkes EB, Kaefer M, Casale AJ. Long-term followupand outcome of continent catheterizable vesicostomy using Rinkmodification. J Urol 168: 2583-5, 2002.16. Yerkes EB, King S, Cain MP, Brei T, Kaefer M, Casale AJ, Rink RC. TheMACE procedure: quality of life and family perspective. J Urol 169: 320-3,2003.17. Herndon CD, Rink RC, Cain MP, Lerner M, Kaefer M, Yerkes E, CasaleAJ. In situ Malone antegrade continence enema in 127 patients: a sixyearexperience. J Urol 172: 1689-1691, 2004.18. Yerkes EB, Robertson FM, Gitlin J, Kaefer M, Cain MP, Rink RC.Management of Perinatal Torsion: Today, Tomorrow or Never? J Urol 174:1579-1583, 2005.19. Erickson BA, Maizels M, Shore RM, Pazona JF, Hagerty JA, Yerkes EB,Chaviano AH, Kaplan WE, Cheng EY. Newborn society of fetal urologygrade 3 hydronephrosis is equivalent of preserved percentage differentialfunction. J Pediatric Urology 3: 382-386.20. Baughman SM, Richardson RR, Podberesky DJ, Dalrymple NC, YerkesEB. Three-dimensional magnetic resonance genitography: a differentlook at cloacal malformations. J Urol 178: 1675-1678, 2007.21. Chaviano AH, Maizels M, Yerkes EB, Hagerty J, Meyer T, Kaplan WE.Incidence based fetal urological counseling using the virtual pediatricurology registry: importance of insignificant fetal pyelectasis(sonographically evident renal pelvis). J Urol 178: 1781-1785, 2007.22. Diaz Saldano D, Chaviano AH, Maizels M, Yerkes EB, Cheng EY, LosavioJ, Porten SP, Sullivan C, Zebold KF, Hagerty J, Kaplan WE. Officemanagement of pediatric primary nocturnal enuresis: a comparison ofphysician advised and parent chosen alternative treatment outcomes. JUrol 178: 1758-1661, 2007.23. Macejko AM, Cheng EY, Yerkes EB, Meyer T, Bowman RM, Kaplan WE.Clinical urological outcomes following primary tethered cord release inchildren younger than 3 years. J Urol 178: 1738-1742, 200724. Maizels M, Yerkes EB, Macejko A, Habermacher GM, Hagerty J,Chaviano AH, Cheng EY, Liu D, Sarwark JP, Corcoran JF, Meyer T,Kaplan WE. A new computer enhanced visual learning (CEVL) method to14

train urology residents in pediatric orchiopexy: a prototype foraccreditation council for graduate medical education documentation. JUrol 180:1814-1818, 200825. Hamoui N, Maizels M, Cheng EY, Yerkes EB, Kaplan WE, Chaviano AH,Shore R, Hagerty JA. Ultrasound fails to delineate significant renalpathology in children with urinary tract infections: a case for dimercaptosuccinicacid scintigraphy. J Urol 180:1639-1642, 200826. Papali AF, Alpert SA, Edmondson JD, Maizels M, Yerkes EB, HagertyJA, Chaviano AH, Kaplan WE. A review of pediatric glans malformations:a handy clinical reference. J Urol 180: 1737-1742, 200827. Pak T, Mickelson J, Yerkes E, Suresh S. Transverse abdominis planeblock: a new approach to the management of secondary analgesiafollowing major abdominal surgery. Paediatr Anaesth 19(1):54-56, 200928. Hagerty JA and Yerkes EB. Pediatric scrotal masses. Clinical PediatricEmergency Medicine 10 (1):50-55, 200929. Mickelson JJ, Cheng EY, Yerkes EB. Urologic issues of the pediatricspina bifida patient: a review of the genitourinary concerns and urologiccare during childhood and adolescence. Journal of Pediatric RehabilitativeMedicine 2(1):51-59, 2009.30. Mickelson JJ, Yerkes EB, Meyer T, Kropp BP, Cheng EY. L-stent forstomal stenosis in catheterizable channels. J Urol 182:1786-1791, 2009.31. Kim DY, Mickelson JJ, Helfand BT, Maizels M, Kaplan WE, Yerkes EB.Fetal pyelectasis as predictor of decreased differential renal function. JUrol 182:1849-1853, 2009.32. Maizels M, Mickelson J, Yerkes E, Maizels E, Stork R, Young C, CorcoranJ, Holl J, Kaplan WE. Computer-Enhanced Visual Learning Method: AParadigm to Teach and Document Surgical Skills. Journal of GraduateMedical Education. 2009;1(1):109-113.33. Nguyen HT. Herndon CD, Cooper C, Gatti J, Kirsch A, Kokorowski P, LeeR. Perez-Brayfield M, Metcalfe P. Yerkes E, Cendron M, Campbell JB.TheSociety for Fetal Urology consensus statement on the evaluation andmanagement of antenatal hydronephrosis. [Review]. J Pediatr Urol. 2010;6(3):212-23134. McQuiston L, MacNeily A, Liu D, Mickelson J, Yerkes E, Chaviano A,Roth D, Stoltz RS, Herz DB, Maizels M. Computer enhanced visuallearning method to train urology residents in pediatric orchiopexy provided15

a consistent learning experience in a multi-institutional trial. J Urol.2010;184(4)(suppl 1):1748-1753.35. Taylor L, Birmingham P, Yerkes EB, Suresh S. Children with Spinaldysraphism: transversus abdominis plane (TAP) catheters to the rescue!Pediatric Anesthesia. 2010; 20:951-95436. Moylan S, Armstrong J, Diaz-Saldano D, Saker M, Yerkes EB, LindgrenBW. Are abdominal x-rays a reliable way to assess for constipation? JUrol. 2010;184(4)(suppl 1):1692-1698.37. Marks A, Maizels M, Mickelson J, Yerkes E、Herndon CDA, Lane J, Ben-Ami T, Maizels E, Stoltz R, Dixon S, Liu D, Chaviano T, Hagerty J, KaplanW. Effectiveness of the computer enhanced visual learning method inteaching the society for fetal urology hydronephrosis grading system forurology trainees. JPediatr Urol. 2011; 7(2):113-117.38. Prasad MM, Marks A, Vasquez E, Yerkes EB, Cheng EY, Publishedsurgical success rates in pediatric urology-fact or fiction: J Urol. 2012; 188(1643-1648).39. Casey JT, Hagerty JA, Maizels M, Chaviano AH, Yerkes E, Lindgren BW,Kaplan WE, Meyer T, Cheng EY. Early administration of oxybutyninimproves bladder function and clinical outcomes in newborns withposterior urethral valves. J Urol. 2012; 188 (4 suppl): 1516-1520.40. Yerkes EB. Editorial comment. J Urol. 2012; 188 (4 suppl): 15641. Yerkes EB. Commentary to “Wang M-H, Cheng B, Kern D, Gearhart S.Pediatric urology fellowship training: are we teaching what they need tolearn?” J Pediatr Urol; 2012; May 28; Epub ahead of printII.Editorials, Reviews, Chapters, Books, Commentaries:1. Yerkes E and Brock JW 3rd. Testicular torsion. In Urologic Surgery inNeonates and Young Infants, King LR ed. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders,1996.2. Yerkes E and Koch MO. The use of intestine for urinary tractreconstruction: metabolic implications and management. In Urology(Brazilian Text), 1996.3. Rink RC, Yerkes EB. Surgical management of female genital anomalies,intersex (urogenital sinus) disorders and cloacal anomalies. In PediatricUrology, Gearhart, Rink, Mouriquand, eds. W.B. Saunders, 2001.16

4. Rink RC, Yerkes EB, Adams MC. Augmentation cystoplasty. In PediatricUrology, Gearhart, Rink, Mouriquand, eds. W.B. Saunders, 2001.5. Rink RC, Yerkes EB. Urogenital sinus and cloacal anomalies. In Glenn’sUrologic Surgery, 6 th Ed, Graham, Keane and Glenn, eds. Lippincott,Williams & Wilkins, 2004.6. Yerkes EB, Metcalfe PD, Rink RC. Incontinent and continent urinarydiversion. In Pediatric Surgery, 6 th Ed, JA O’Neill, et al., eds., 2006.7. Baughman S, Cheng EY, Yerkes EB. Laparoscopic Orchiopexy. In Atlasof Laparoscopic Urologic Surgery, Bishoff and Kavoussi, eds. Elsevier,2007.8. Yerkes EB. Urologic issues in the pediatric and adolescent gynecologypatient. Obstet Gynecol Clin North Am 36(1):69-84, 2009.9. Yerkes EB and Rink RC. Surgical management of female genitalanomalies, disorders of sexual development, urogenital sinus, and cloacalanomalies. In Pediatric Urology, 2 nd Edition, Gearhart, Rink andMouriquand , eds. 2010.10. Rhee AC, Yerkes EB, Rink RC. Incontinent and Continent UrinaryDiversion. In Pediatric Surgery, 7 th Edition, Coran Ed., 2012.III.Case Reports, Technical Notes and Letters:1. Yerkes EB, Cain MP, Padilla LM. In utero perinephric urinoma and urinaryascites with posterior urethral valves: a paradoxical pop-off valve? J Urol166: 2387-8, 2001.2. DeMarco RT, Casale AJ, Davis MM, Yerkes EB. Congenitalneuroblastoma: cystic retroperitoneal mass in 34 week fetus. J Urol 166:2375, 2001.IV.Proceedings and Non-refereed Papers:1. Yerkes EB. The new renin-angiotensin system and its impact on upperurinary tract development. Dialogues in Pediatric Urology 23 (4): 4, 2000.2. Yerkes EB, Cain MP, Padilla LM. In utero perinephric urinoma and asciteswith posterior urethral valves: a paradoxical pop-off valve? Society forFetal Urology Newsletter, Vol 8 (1), 2001.17

3. Yerkes EB, Rink RC. What urologists should know about pediatricgynecologic abnormalities. Contemporary Urology 14(1): 12, 2002.4. Yerkes EB: Guest editor, Controversies in Gender Assignment.Dialogues in Pediatric Urology, 2005.5. Yerkes EB: Evaluation of first urinary tract infection. The Child’s Doctor,Journal of Children’s Memorial Hospital, 2006.6. Yerkes EB: What is the recipe for success? (on Malone AntegradeContinence Enema). Dialogues in Pediatric Urology, 2006.7. Yerkes EB, Schreiber J: Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections in Children.(CME Feature) The Child’s Doctor, Journal of Children’s MemorialHospital, Fall 2011.V. Web-based Publications:1. Yerkes EB, Rink RC. Exstrophy-epispadias. In eMedicine, 2002, revised 2006and 2008.Abstract Presentations:Yerkes EB, Cain MP, Padilla LM. In Utero Perinephric Urinoma and UrinaryAscites With Unilateral Vesicoureteral Reflux and Posterior Urethral Valves: AParadoxical Pop-off Valve? Presented at the Society for Fetal Urology, October2000.Yerkes EB, Rink RC, King S, Cain MP, Kaefer M, Casale AJ. Tap Water and theMACE: A Safe Combination? Presented at the Urology Section, AmericanAcademy of Pediatrics, October 2000 and at the North Central Section Meetingof the American Urological Association, November 2000.Yerkes EB, Kaefer M, Backhaus B, Hile K, Rink RC, Cain MP, Casale AJ,Haberstroh K. What Pressure Is Bad For the Bladder: Determining the Thresholdfor Detrusor Damage. Presented at the North Central Section Meeting of theAmerican Urological Association, November 2000.Yerkes EB, Casale AJ, Nayee A, Hopkins S, Kaefer M, Cain MP, Rink RC, KochMO. Ureteral Replacement With Reconfigured Bowel: Spiral and Double SpiralIleal Tubes. Presented at the North Central Section Meeting of the AmericanUrological Association, November 2000.18

Yerkes EB, Kaefer M, Backhaus BO, Hile K, Cain MP, Casale AJ, Rink RC.Human Acellular Collagen Matrix For Tunica Albuginea Replacement. Presentedat 48 th Annual James C. Kimbrough Urological Seminar, January 2001.Yerkes EB, Cain MP. Partial Nephrectomy Using the Argon Beam Coagulator inthe Pediatric Patient. Presented at 48 th Annual James C. Kimbrough UrologicalSeminar, January 2001.Rink RC, Cain MP, Yerkes EB, Kaefer M, Casale AJ. Long Term Follow-up ofSalle Bladder Neck Repair. Presented at the American Urological Association,June 2001.Cain MP, Casale AJ, Yerkes EB, Kaefer M, Rink RC. Initial Experience WithSmall Intestinal Submucosa (SIS) For Bladder Neck Slings and Wraps forManagement of Incontinence in the Pediatric Patient. Presented at the AmericanUrological Association, June 2001.Yerkes EB, King S, Cain MP, Brei T, Kaefer M, Casale AJ, Rink RC. The MACEProcedure: Quality of Life and Patient Perspective. Presented at UrologySection, American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2001; the 49 th Annual JamesC. Kimbrough Urological Seminar, November 2001; European Society ofPediatric Urology, April 2002.Yerkes EB, Rink RC, Cain MP, Casale AJ. Use of a Monti Channel ForAdministration of Antegrade Continence Enemas (Monti-MACE). Presented atUrology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2001 and theEuropean Society of Pediatric Urology, April 2002.Casale AJ, Cain MP, Kaefer M, Yerkes EB, Rink RC. The Use of Mineral OilAdministered Through an Antegrade Stoma in the Management of ChronicConstipation. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics,October 2001.Cain MP, Rink RC, Yerkes EB, Kaefer M, Casale AJ. Long Term Follow-up andOutcome of the Continent Catheterizable Vesicostomy Using the RinkModification. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics,October 2001.Casale AJ, Austin PF, Yerkes EB. Experience With a Long ContinentIleovesicostomy: Dependable and Durable Access For IntermittentCatheterization. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics,October 2001.Cain MP, Casale AJ, Rink RC, Kaefer M, Yerkes EB. Percutaneous StoneExtraction in the Pediatric Augmented Bladder. Presented at Urology Section,American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2001.19

DeMarco RT, Cain MP, Yerkes EB. The Two Layered Firlit Skirt for CoronalCollar Reconstruction: Does It Lower the Risk of Fistula? Presented at UrologySection, American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2002.DeMarco RT, Brock JW III, Yerkes EB, Adams MC, Pope JC IV. Penoscrotal andPenopubic Reconstruction: An Important Component of Penile Surgery.Presented at Southeast Section of American Urological Association, March2003.Yerkes E, Herndon A, Shaw M, Cain M, Casale A, Rink R, Davis M, Kaefer M.Human Acellular Dermis As a Corporal Patch Graft. Presented at AmericanUrological Association, April 2003.Herndon CDA, Rink RC, Casale AJ, Kaefer M, Lerner M, Yerkes E, Cain MP. In-Situ Malone Antegrade Continence Enema in 127 Patients: A Six YearExperience. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics,November 2003.Yerkes E, Packer CS, Johnson T, Davis M, Cain MP, Casale A, Rink RC, KaeferM. Augmentation Cystoplasty With Acellular Dermis. Presented at AmericanUrological Association, May 2004.Yerkes EB, Robertson F, Gitlin J, Kaefer M, Cain MP, Rink RC. Management ofPerinatal Torsion: Today, Tomorrow or Never? Presented at the 51 st AnnualJames C. Kimbrough Urologic Seminar, January 2004 and Urology Section,American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2004.Baughman S, Richardson RR, Yerkes EB. 3D MR Genitography in theevaluation of Complex Genitourinary Anomalies. Presented at the 52 nd AnnualJames C. Kimbrough Urologic Seminar, January 2005.Baughman S, Richardson RR, Podberesky D, Dalrymple N, Yerkes EB. 3D MRGenitography: A Different Look at Cloacal Malformations. Presented at UrologySection, American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2006.Macejko AM, Cheng EY, Yerkes EB, Meyer T, Bowman RM, Jang T, Voelzke,Kaplan WE. Clinical Urologic Outcomes Following Tethered Cord Release inChildren Less Than Three Years of Age. Presented at Urology Section,American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2006.Maizels M, Chaviano AH, Yerkes EB, Cheng EY, Kaplan WE. Counseling ofFetal Urological Ultrasound Findings—Use of the VIPUR Registry of More than1000 cases. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics,October 2006.Saldano DD, Chaviano AH, Maizels M, Cheng EY, Yerkes EB, Losavio J, PatelS, Sullivan C, Zebold K, Kaplan WE. Office Management of Pediatric Nocturnal20

Enuresis: A Comparison of Physician Advised and Parent AlternativeTreatments. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics,October 2006.Maizels M, Yerkes EB, Macejko A, Habermacher GM, Hagerty J, Chaviano AH,Cheng EY, Liu D, Sarwark JP, Corcoran JF, Meyer T, Kaplan WE. A NewComputer Enhanced Visual Learning (CEVL) Method to Train Urology Residentsin Pediatric Orchiopexy: A New Paradigm Which is ACGME Ready. Presented atUrology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2007.Hamoui N, Maizels M, Cheng EY, Yerkes EB, Kaplan WE, Chaviano AH, ShoreR, Hagerty JA. DMSA Scans Enhance Renal Ultrasound Findings in Childrenwith VUR and/or UTI’s. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy ofPediatrics, October 2007.Hagerty JA, Meeks JJ, Lindgren BW, Yerkes EB. A Novel Treatment for UreteralStrictures in Neonates. Presented at Society for Fetal Urology, Biannual Meeting,October 2007.Yerkes EB. The Society for Fetal Urology Grading Scale: 15 year AnniversaryQuiz. Presented at Society for Fetal Urology, Biannual Meeting, October 2007.Navai N, Halperin W, Yerkes EB and Maizels M. PIC Cystography is aPhysiological Test for Occult Vesicoureteral Reflux. Presented at the AmericanUrological Association, May 2008.Mickelson JJ, Yerkes EB, Zebold K, Meyer T, Kropp BP, Cheng EY. L-stentobviates the need for surgical revision of stomal stenosis in catheterizablechannels. Presented at the Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics,October 2008 and 1 st World Congress on Spina Bifida, March 2009.Kim D, Mickelson JJ, Helfand B, Maizels M, Kaplan WE, Yerkes EB. Fetalpyelectasis as predictor of decreased differential function. Presented at UrologySection, American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2008.Bowman RB, Yerkes EB. Current management of children withmyelomeningocele. Presented at 1 st World Congress on Spina Bifida, March2009.Moylan S, Armstrong J, Diaz-Saldano D, Saker M, Yerkes EB, Lindgren BW.Does abdominal radiography reliably identify constipation in patients with urinarytract symptoms? Poster presented at Urology Section, American Academy ofPediatrics, October 2009.Moylan S, Armstrong J, Diaz-Saldano D, Saker M, Yerkes EB, Lindgren BW. Areabdominal radiographs a reliable way to assess for constipation? Posterpresented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics, October 2009.21

McQuiston L, Mickelson J, MacNeily, A, Roth DR, Liu D, Yerkes E, Maizels M.Computer Enhanced Visual Learning (CEVL) Method to Train Urology Residentsin Pediatric Orchiopexy Provides Consistent Learning Experience in a Multi-Institutional Clinical Trial. Presented at Urology Section, American Academy ofPediatrics, October 2009.Polcari A, Michelson J, Maizels M, Stork R, Lewis J, Yerkes E, Hagerty J,Chaviano A, Lindgren B, Cheng E and Kaplan W. Computer Enhanced VisualLearning (CEVL): Our experience teaching residents to do pediatric urologicsurgery in 100 major cases. Presented at North Central Section of AUA,November 2009 (Scottsdale AZ).Polcari A, Yerkes E, Hagerty J. Severe Genital Trauma in a 5-Month Old Boy.Presented at North Central Section of AUA, November 2009. (Prize-winningBizarre and Interesting Case)Matoka D, Kaplan W, Bowman R, Meyer T, Yerkes E. Selective SacralRhizotomy for Refractory Neurogenic Bladder. Presented at 1 st World Congressof Pediatric Urology, May 2010.Maizels M, Marks A, Mickelson J, Yerkes E, Herndon CDA, Lane JC, Ben-Ami T,Maizels E, Stoltz RS, Dixon S, Liu D, Chaviano A, Hagerty J, Kaplan W.Computer Enhanced Visual Learning Method to Learn the Society of FetalUrology Method to Grade Pediatric Hydronephrosis. Presented at 1 st WorldCongress of Pediatric Urology, May 2010.Hagerty JA, Chaviano AH, Cheng EY, Maizels M, Lindgren BW, Yerkes EB,Kaplan WE. Preoperative HCG Therapy in Patients with Intra-Abdominal Testes.Presented at 1 st World Congress of Pediatric Urology, May 2010.Matoka D, Marks A, Maizels M, Mickelson J, Yerkes E, Herndon A, Maizels E,Dixon S, Stoltz R, Chaviano A, Cheng E, Hagerty J, Lindgren B, Kaplan W.Utilization of Computer Enhanced Visual Learning Method Improves EndoscopicDiagnosis of Posterior Urethral Valves. Presented at the American UrologicalAssociation, May 2010.Yerkes EB, Bowman R, Meyer T, Cheng EY, Kaplan WE. Is Neurogenic Bladderin Myelomeningocele Changing? Presented at the North Central Section of theAUA, September 2010.Casey JT, Hagerty JA, Maizels M, Chaviano AH, Yerkes E, Lindgren BW, KaplanWE, Meyer T, Cheng EY. Early Administration of Oxybutynin Improves BladderFunction and Clinical Outcomes in Newborns with Posterior Urethral Valves.Presented at Urology Section, American Academy of Pediatrics, Boston, MA,October 2011.22

Yerkes EB, Casey J, Meyer T, Kaplan W, Bowman R. SelectiveVentriculoperitoneal Shunting in Myelomeningocele: If It Is Good for the Brain IsIt Bad for the Bladder? Presented at the 2 nd World Congress on Spina Bifida,March 2012.Prasad MM, Casey J, Mickelson J, Yerkes EB. Perceptions in Competence inPediatric Urology After Residency Training. Presented at Urology Section,American Academy of Pediatrics, New Orleans, LA, October 2012.23