Academic Urology Of Pennsylvania LLC

Frank L. D'Elia, M.D. F.A.C.S.
Associates in Urology
610-521-4112

Frank L. D'Elia, M.D., FACS, completed two years of Surgical Training at UMDNJ, and three years of Urologic Residency at Thomas Jefferson University. He also completed a one year Oncology Research Fellowship, during which time he published several articles on original cancer research. He also completed a one-year clinical Oncology Fellowship at Thomas Jefferson University, where he learned advanced diagnostic and surgical techniques in the care of urologic cancers. Dr. D'Elia has taught cancer surgery at Thomas Jefferson University for the past fourteen years.
Locally, Dr. D'Elia is Chief of the Division of Urology at Crozer-Chester Medical Center. He is also chief of the division of Urologic Oncology at Crozer Chester Medical Center where he began the cryotherapy program to spare kidney removal at Crozer. He also hosts two different cancer conferences at Crozer on a regular basis. He is one of a small number of Urologic Oncologists nationally who is currently using state of the art Robotic Radical Surgery, or 'Band Aid Surgery', for prostate cancer.
Regionally, Dr. D'Elia is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Urology at Thomas Jefferson University, a Clinical Associate Professor of Urology at Temple University, and an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Urology at Hahnemann Medical College. He is a member of the Executive Committee and current President of the Philadelphia Urologic Society. Dr. D'Elia is also the President of the Pennsylvania Prostate Center, which, in conjunction with Thomas Jefferson University, brought the first microwave therapy unit for prostate care to the state of Pennsylvania.
Nationally, Dr. D'Elia has participated as a moderator in national conferences in the urologic cancer section. He has also published nationally on cancer treatments.
Dr. D'Elia limits his new patient practice to the diagnosis and management of Urologic Cancers including the management of blood in the urine, kidney masses and elevated PSA's.

Hospital Affiliations:
Crozer Hospital
Taylor Hospital
Riddle Hospital
Springfield Hospital
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital