Dr Jonathan  Moore

Research Topics

Prostate enucleation
Laser technology
Kidney stone prevention
Minimally invasive stone treatment 

Recent Publications
Google Scholar

Wong, V. K., Que, J., Kong, E. K., Abedi, G., Nimmagadda, N., Emmott, A. S., ... & Chew, B. H. (2023). The Fate of Residual Fragments After Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: Results from the Endourologic Disease Group for Excellence Research Consortium. Journal of Endourology, 37(6), 617-622.

Stern, K. L., Sur, R. L., Lim, E. S., Kong, E., Wong, K. V., Brar, H., ... & Chew, B. H. (2023). Long-term follow-up on dusting versus basketing during ureteroscopy: a prospective multicenter trial from the EDGE Research Consortium. Urolithiasis, 51(1), 70.

Narang, G., Moore, J., Wymer, K., Chang, Y. H., Lim, E., Adeleye, O., ... & Stern, K. L. (2023). Effect of cannabidiol oil on post-ureteroscopy pain for urinary calculi: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. The Journal of urology, 209(4), 726-733.

Education

• Bachelor of Science, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS
  
• MD, Dalhousie Medicine, Saint John, NB
• Urology Residency, Dalhousie Department of Urology, Halifax, NS
  
• Endourology & Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship , Mayo Clinic, Phoenix, Arizona
  

Designation

FRCSC

Dr. Moore completed his Undergraduate degree, Medical School, and Urology Residency training all through Dalhousie University.  Following residency, he completed fellowship in Endourology and Laparoscopic/Robotic Fellowship at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. From there he began work as Assistant Professor in the Department of Urologic Surgery at UC Davis in Sacramento, California. He focuses clinically on the comprehensive medical and surgical treatment of general urological conditions. He has a particular interest in patients with recurrent kidney stones, acute kidney stone attacks, and BPH. He returns with his wife, dog and two kids. They are all very excited to be coming back to the Maritimes and to join the Department of Urology at Dal.