Patrick C. Cartwright
( out of 45 reviews )

Patrick C. Cartwright, MD

Languages spoken: English, Spanish

Clinical Locations

Primary Location

Primary Children's Hospital

Pediatric Urology
100 N Mario Capecchi Drive
Salt Lake City , UT 84113
801-662-5555
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Primary Children's Hospital - Lehi

Pediatric Urology
2250 N Miller Campus Dr
Lehi , UT 84043
801-662-5555
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Idaho Falls Community Hospital

Pediatric Specialty Center
2330 Desoto St.
Idaho Falls , ID 83404
801-662-5555
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Patrick C. Cartwright, MD, is a board-certified pediatric urologist with expertise in the full spectrum of urologic care and surgery for children. His clinical focus includes the treatment of disorders affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, adrenal glands, reproductive organs, and genitalia in both male and female children. Dr. Cartwright’s surgical innovation and commitment to safety have established him as a national leader in pediatric urology.

Conditions Treated

At Primary Children’s Hospital, Dr. Cartwright provides expert care for a wide range of pediatric urologic conditions, including:

  • Genitourinary trauma

  • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)

  • Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR)

  • Hydronephrosis and ureteropelvic junction (UPJ)/ureterovesical junction (UVJ) obstruction

  • Prenatal/fetal urologic anomalies (e.g., prenatal hydronephrosis)

  • Kidney and urinary tract tumors (e.g., Wilms tumor, rhabdomyosarcoma)

  • Neurogenic bladder (due to spina bifida or injury)

  • Pediatric urinary incontinence

  • Hernias, undescended testicles, and hydroceles

  • Hypospadias, epispadias, and penile curvature (chordee)

  • Bladder and cloacal exstrophy

  • Kidney stones and abnormal urination

  • Meatal stenosis and circumcision

  • Disorders of sexual development (e.g., congenital adrenal hyperplasia)

Collaborative Multidisciplinary Care

He is an integral member of the Spina Bifida Clinic at Primary Children’s, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to deliver specialized care. In addition to his main practice location, Dr. Cartwright also sees patients at Primary Children’s Lehi campus and in the pediatric urology outreach clinic in Idaho Falls.

Education and Training

Dr. Cartwright earned his medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, completed his residency in general surgery and urology at the University of Utah, and pursued advanced fellowship training in pediatric urology at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. He returned to Utah to join the faculty at the University of Utah and Primary Children’s Hospital, where he has built a longstanding and respected career in pediatric urology.

Leadership, Research, and Innovation

Dr. Cartwright has held several national leadership roles, including former president of the Society for Pediatric Urology and the AUA-Western Section. He also serves on the Children's Surgery Verification Committee for the American College of Surgeons and is a peer reviewer for multiple medical journals. A prolific author, he has published extensively in the field, contributing to numerous peer-reviewed articles and textbook chapters.

He has pioneered multiple surgical techniques currently used in pediatric urology and remains committed to advancing safety and quality in pediatric surgical care. His ongoing research focuses on:

  • Optimizing safety and quality in pediatric surgery

  • Preventing complications in infant hernia repair

  • Improving treatment outcomes for UPJ obstruction and vesicoureteral reflux

Patient-Centered Approach

Dr. Cartwright is deeply committed to patient- and family-centered care, working closely with each family to determine the best, individualized treatment plan. He is known for his thoughtful approach, compassionate communication, and dedication to clinical excellence.

Personal Interests

In his free time, Dr Cartwright enjoys travel, music, reading, grilling and mixology, mountain and gravel biking, snowshoeing, skiing, and following his favorite teams in basketball, soccer and hockey.

Specialties

Patient Rating

4.9 /5
( out of 45 reviews )

The patient rating score is an average of all responses on our patient experience survey. The rating averages scores for all questions about care from our providers. The scale on which responses are measured is 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright is very thorough, patient and knowledgeable. He made my child feel at ease and well cared for.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr Cartwright was extremely professional, friendly and kind in explaining our son's condition. We trust his expertise and felt heard and had all our questions answered. His calm and caring demeanor, as well as his knowledge in urology is top notch. We are so grateful to have him taking care of our son.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

He was incredibly helpful and kind.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright was awesome, will recommend him because he showed concerned for my son and answered questions without making us feel stupid.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr Cartwright is a personable doctor. He is aware of the individual needs of patients. We are grateful for his knowledge and understanding manner.

EXTERNAL SITE

Friendly, punctual and courteous!

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

El doctor Patrick Cartwright fue muy amable y despejó todas mis dudas. Excelente doctor! Muy satisfecha.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Great

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

___ connected with the Dr very quickly and trusted him. The conversational, casual style of his communication made it very easy to feel calm and confident.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

So thrilled with how well the drs and nurses were with our son and us. They were very helpful in explaining everything bring ease and preparation. They constantly kept in good contact.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Excellent professional, very happy with the service provided, thank you very much [TRANSLATED]

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Cartwright and the entire team. Dr. Cartwright was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and experienced. I felt completely confident in his care from start to finish. He took the time to explain every detail, answer all my questions, and ensure I felt comfortable and informed throughout the entire process. The results exceeded my expectations, and the level of care and precision he provided truly stood out. The staff were also warm, organized, and attentive, making the whole experience smooth and stress-free. I couldn't recommend Dr. Cartwright more highly.

EXTERNAL SITE

He's super kind and thorough! He listened and cared

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Seems very competent in his field but was unable to provide any true relief. After being promised a return phone call I had to call his office back twice but never was the call returned. I felt left alone with my problem and Dr. C passed me off to other urologists without providing the referral that he promised during the last visit 4 days ago. He may be good during in-person visits but he and his staff are not organized to take care of patients remotely.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright is absolutely the best! He is caring and very knowledgeable. He goes above and beyond for his patients.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

The MA and Dr. we're both great!

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

goooo

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Es un excelente doctor

EXTERNAL SITE

Dr. Cartwright was very quick to see us during our visit. He seemed knowledgeable and explained everything very clearly. He answered all of my questions in a friendly manner.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Es un doctor muy amable y explica todo muy bien

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

nothing was resolved and we are still waiting to have a doctor look at our ultrasound and help us know what to do next about our son's condition.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

We were not asked once if we had any questions or concerns, appointment felt very rushed. I understand they are doctors with other patients but treat us as worried parents not just another person to check off their checklist.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr Cartwright and his whole team do an incredible job! We are lucky to have him as our provider!

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

A doctor who cares about the little ones, a very kind person and full of love for patients, explains everything in a way that one understands, I loved it [TRANSLATED]

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Did not seem to worried so I guesa we shoukd not be

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Excellent on all fronts! Sort of a touchy issue made comfortable for my 13yr old son

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright was wonderful! I felt like we got solid answers we were looking for, and practical solutions. He was informative and reassuring. I walked out of the clinic feeling relieved and optimistic.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright has been so good to us! We really appreciate his patience and kindness. He's the best and so kind and willing to answer questions.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

The provider was tip top

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright is simply the best! My daughter has been a patient for over 6 years. Dr. Cartwright has has always offered a great deal of patience, explanation and comfort in uncertain and fearful times, that we as parents experience. Dr. Cartwright is personable, great with children and always professional. Our family appreciates him more than hell ever know!

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

He is very professional, attentive and dedicated to his work. [TRANSLATED]

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

He was fantastic. He made my 13 year old feel Safe and comfortable.

EXTERNAL SITE

He was very kind and patient. He explained everything very thoroughly.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

so good! I purposefully chose your facility for a second opinion and were so thankful we did. amazing experience and I hve trust again

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

They were so amazing with us and with him and answered any questions we had.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright was very thorough! He answered all of my questions. Explained additional recommendations and his technique for surgery (which I absolutely love his approach)! I will most definitely recommend Dr. Cartwright to friends, family, and coworkers (I am a nurse) if their children ever need a surgery he performs! Dr. Cartwright also said if we experience a problem when out of state traveling that we could give his office a call and he may have a former colleague, friend, or classmate in that state that he could recommend. This brought me much reassurance because I know there would be proper communication regarding my sons care.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr Cartwright was competent, professional, and provided me confidence in going forward with treatment. I appreciated his time.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Hes very respectful of parents decision for their child. He explains everything clearly and concisely.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright and his team are phenomenal and gave us the piece of mind a parent looks for when dealing with a small child who is having urology problems

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Nos gustó mucho la atención y la manera en que nos explica las cosas

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright was very good at explaining things, but he came in and out in a rush and did not pause to verify that I fully understood the follow-up plans.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Cartwright is not only an amazing doctor and surgeon but kind and caring.

EXTERNAL SITE

He took his time to make sure we understand everything. He was patient and kind. Great bedside manner!

EXTERNAL SITE

Excellent [TRANSLATED]

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER

Didn't rush into any unnecessary treatment. He was kind and respectful and had my son's best interest in mind.

Patient comments are gathered from our patient experience survey and displayed in their entirety. For the convenience of our visitors, some patient comments have been translated from their original language into English while preserving their original meaning as accurately as possible. Patients are de-identified for confidentiality and patient privacy.

Patrick C. Cartwright, MD, is a board-certified pediatric urologist with expertise in the full spectrum of urologic care and surgery for children. His clinical focus includes the treatment of disorders affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, adrenal glands, reproductive organs, and genitalia in both male and female children. Dr. Cartwright’s surgical innovation and commitment to safety have established him as a national leader in pediatric urology.

Conditions Treated

At Primary Children’s Hospital, Dr. Cartwright provides expert care for a wide range of pediatric urologic conditions, including:

  • Genitourinary trauma

  • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)

  • Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR)

  • Hydronephrosis and ureteropelvic junction (UPJ)/ureterovesical junction (UVJ) obstruction

  • Prenatal/fetal urologic anomalies (e.g., prenatal hydronephrosis)

  • Kidney and urinary tract tumors (e.g., Wilms tumor, rhabdomyosarcoma)

  • Neurogenic bladder (due to spina bifida or injury)

  • Pediatric urinary incontinence

  • Hernias, undescended testicles, and hydroceles

  • Hypospadias, epispadias, and penile curvature (chordee)

  • Bladder and cloacal exstrophy

  • Kidney stones and abnormal urination

  • Meatal stenosis and circumcision

  • Disorders of sexual development (e.g., congenital adrenal hyperplasia)

Collaborative Multidisciplinary Care

He is an integral member of the Spina Bifida Clinic at Primary Children’s, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to deliver specialized care. In addition to his main practice location, Dr. Cartwright also sees patients at Primary Children’s Lehi campus and in the pediatric urology outreach clinic in Idaho Falls.

Education and Training

Dr. Cartwright earned his medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, completed his residency in general surgery and urology at the University of Utah, and pursued advanced fellowship training in pediatric urology at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. He returned to Utah to join the faculty at the University of Utah and Primary Children’s Hospital, where he has built a longstanding and respected career in pediatric urology.

Leadership, Research, and Innovation

Dr. Cartwright has held several national leadership roles, including former president of the Society for Pediatric Urology and the AUA-Western Section. He also serves on the Children's Surgery Verification Committee for the American College of Surgeons and is a peer reviewer for multiple medical journals. A prolific author, he has published extensively in the field, contributing to numerous peer-reviewed articles and textbook chapters.

He has pioneered multiple surgical techniques currently used in pediatric urology and remains committed to advancing safety and quality in pediatric surgical care. His ongoing research focuses on:

  • Optimizing safety and quality in pediatric surgery

  • Preventing complications in infant hernia repair

  • Improving treatment outcomes for UPJ obstruction and vesicoureteral reflux

Patient-Centered Approach

Dr. Cartwright is deeply committed to patient- and family-centered care, working closely with each family to determine the best, individualized treatment plan. He is known for his thoughtful approach, compassionate communication, and dedication to clinical excellence.

Personal Interests

In his free time, Dr Cartwright enjoys travel, music, reading, grilling and mixology, mountain and gravel biking, snowshoeing, skiing, and following his favorite teams in basketball, soccer and hockey.

Board Certification and Academic Information

Academic Departments Pediatrics -Adjunct Professor
Surgery -Professor
Academic Divisions Urology

Education history

Undergraduate Zoology - Texas A&M University B.S.
Professional Medical Medicine - University of Texas - Southwestern M.D.
Residency Urology - University of Utah School of Medicine Resident
Fellowship Pediatric Urology - Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Fellow

Selected Publications

Journal Article

  1. Jacobs AC, Malhotra NR, Purnell SM, Lee YJ, Wolf L, Millar MM, Cartwright PC, Smith BK (2020). Quality improvement education in surgical specialty training: A comparison of Vascular Surgery resident and Urology Resident experiences and attitudes. Am J Surg, 221(5), 993-999.
  2. Camp S, Cartwright P, Siddiqi F (2011). The prefabricated gracilis muscle flap with full-thickness skin graft and delay for urethral channel reconstruction. Ann Plast Surg, 67(1), 59-61.
  3. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1992). Autoaugmentation of the bladder. Contemp Urol, 4(7), 41-51.
  4. Cartwright PC, Snyder HM 3rd (1993). Obstacles in reoperative orchiopexy--and a method to master them. Contemp Urol, 5(8), 56-64.
  5. Gatti JM, Cartwright PC, Hamilton BD, Snow BW (1999). Percutaneous endoscopic trigonoplasty in children: long-term outcomes and modifications in technique. J Endourol, 13(8), 581-4.
  6. Brown-Harrison MC, Harrison AM, Reid BS, Cartwright PC (2000). Meconium periorchitis--a cause of scrotal mass in the newborn. Clin Pediatr (Phila), 39(3), 179-82.
  7. Cartwright PC, Maizel M (1994). The management of infants with hydronephrosis diagnosed in utero. Curr Sci.
  8. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1994). Yoke hypospadias repair. J Pediatr Surg, 29(4), 557-60.
  9. Gardner MP, Lowichik A, Cartwright PC (1999). Inflammatory (pseudosarcomatous) myofibroblastic tumor of the urinary bladder causing acute abdominal pain. J Pediatr Surg, 34(9), 1417-9.
  10. Du K, Mulroy EE, Wallis MC, Zhang C, Presson AP, Cartwright PC (2015). Enterocystoplasty 30-day outcomes from National Surgical Quality Improvement Program Pediatric 2012. J Pediatr Surg, 50(9), 1535-9.
  11. Cartwright PC, Duckett JW, Keating MA, Snyder HM 3rd, Escala J, Blyth B, Heyman S (1992). Managing apparent ureteropelvic junction obstruction in the newborn. J Urol, 148(4), 1224-8.
  12. Hulbert WC, Rosenberg HK, Cartwright PC, Duckett JW, Snyder HM (1992). The predictive value of ultrasonography in evaluation of infants with posterior urethral valves. J Urol, 148(1), 122-4.
  13. Cartwright PC, Faye-Petersen O, Bybee B, Snow BW (1991). Leukemic relapse presenting with ureteral obstruction caused by granulocytic sarcoma. J Urol, 146(5), 1354-5.
  14. Keating MA, Cartwright PC, Duckett JW (1990). Bladder mucosa in urethral reconstructions. J Urol, 144(4), 827-34.
  15. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1989). Bladder autoaugmentation: early clinical experience. J Urol, 142(2 Pt 2), 505-8; discussion 520-1.
  16. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1989). Bladder autoaugmentation: partial detrusor excision to augment the bladder without use of bowel. J Urol, 142(4), 1050-3.
  17. Mansfield JT, Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Wadsworth K (1995). Complications of pregnancy in women after childhood reimplantation for vesicoureteral reflux: an update with 25 years of followup. J Urol, 154(2 Pt 2), 787-90.
  18. Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Unger K (1995). Tunica vaginalis blanket wrap to prevent urethrocutaneous fistula: an 8-year experience. J Urol, 153(2), 472-3.
  19. Mansfield JT, Cartwright PC (1995). Bilateral testis tumors in an infant: synchronous teratoma and epidermoid cyst. J Urol, 153(3 Pt 2), 1077-9.
  20. Cartwright PC, Velagapudi S, Snyder HM 3rd, Keating MA (1993). A surgical approach to reoperative orchiopexy. J Urol, 149(4), 817-8.
  21. Milam DF, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1993). Urological manifestations of sacrococcygeal teratoma. J Urol, 149(3), 574-6.
  22. Brandell RA, Brock JW 3rd, Hamilton BD, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1996). Unilateral hydronephrosis in infants: are measurements of contralateral renal length useful? J Urol, 156(1), 188-9.
  23. Cartwright PC, Snow BW, Mansfield JC, Hamilton BD (1996). Percutaneous endoscopic trigonoplasty: a minimally invasive approach to correct vesicoureteral reflux. J Urol, 156(2 Pt 2), 661-4.
  24. Cartwright PC, Snow BW, McNees DC (1996). Urethral meatotomy in the office using topical EMLA cream for anesthesia. J Urol, 156(2 Pt 2), 857-8; discussion 858-9.
  25. Palmer LS, Maizels M, Cartwright PC, Fernbach SK, Conway JJ (1998). Surgery versus observation for managing obstructive grade 3 to 4 unilateral hydronephrosis: a report from the Society for Fetal Urology. J Urol, 159(1), 222-8.
  26. Takla NV, Hamilton BD, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1998). Apparent unilateral ureteropelvic junction obstruction in the newborn: expectations for resolution. J Urol, 160(6 Pt 1), 2175-8.
  27. Hamilton BD, Gatti JM, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2000). Comparison of laparoscopic versus open nephrectomy in the pediatric population. J Urol, 163(3), 937-9.
  28. Walker BR, Cartwright PC (2001). Granulocytic sarcoma presenting as testicular and paratesticular masses in infancy. J Urol, 165(1), 224.
  29. Walker BR, Ellison ED, Snow BW, Cartwright PC (2001). The natural history of idiopathic urethrorrhagia in boys. J Urol, 166(1), 231-2.
  30. Waterman BJ, Renschler T, Cartwright PC, Snow BW, DeVries CR (2002). Variables in successful repair of urethrocutaneous fistula after hypospadias surgery. J Urol, 168(2), 726-30; discussion 729-30.
  31. Walker BR, Gardner MP, Gatti JM, Lowichik A, Snow BW, Cartwright PC (2002). Bladder augmentation in dogs using the tissue capsule formed around a perivesical tissue expander. J Urol, 168(4 Pt 1), 1534-6.
  32. Robinson BC, Snow BW, Cartwright PC, De Vries CR, Hamilton BD, Anderson JB (2003). Comparison of laparoscopic versus open partial nephrectomy in a pediatric series. J Urol, 169(2), 638-40.
  33. Waterman BJ, Robinson BC, Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Hamilton BD, Grasso M (2004). Pneumothorax in pediatric patients after urological laparoscopic surgery: experience with 4 patients. J Urol, 171(3), 1256-8; discussion 1258-9.
  34. Cartwright PC, Harrell WB (2004). The foam friend: a useful penile bandage in children. J Urol, 171(5), 1905-6.
  35. Smith JF, Wayment RO, Cartwright PC, Snow BW, Opitz JM (2007). Genitourinary anomalies of pediatric FG syndrome. J Urol, 178(2), 656-9.
  36. Snow BW, Gatti JM, Renschler TD, Corneli HM, Cartwright PC (2008). Variation in diethylenetriamine pentaacetic acid and mercaptoacetyltriglycine renal scans: clinical implications of interobserver and intraobserver differences. J Urol, 179(3), 1132-6; discussion 1137.
  37. Saperston K, Smith J, Putman S, Matern R, Foot L, Wallis C, deVries C, Snow B, Cartwright P (2008). Endoscopic subureteral injection is not less expensive than outpatient open reimplantation for unilateral vesicoureteral reflux. J Urol, 180(4 Suppl), 1626-9; discussion 1629-30.
  38. Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Everitt S, Ekins M, Maudsley W, Aloi S (2009). A method to improve patient access in urological practice. J Urol, 182(2), 663-7.
  39. Cartwright PC, Coplen DE, Kogan BA, Volinn W, Finan E, Hoel G (2009). Efficacy and safety of transdermal and oral oxybutynin in children with neurogenic detrusor overactivity. J Urol, 182(4), 1548-54.
  40. Wicher C, Hadley D, Ludlow D, Oottamasathien S, Wallis MC, Devries C, Snow BW, Cartwright PC (2010). 250 consecutive unilateral extravesical ureteral reimplantations in an outpatient setting. J Urol, 184(1), 311-4.
  41. Willis HL, Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Wallis MC, Oottamasathien S, deVries C (2011). Parameatal urethral cysts in prepubertal males. J Urol, 185(3), 1042-5.
  42. Wallis MC, Oottamasathien S, Wicher C, Hadley D, Snow BW, Cartwright PC (2013). Padded self-adhesive strap immobilization following newborn bladder exstrophy closure: the Utah straps. J Urol, 190(6), 2216-20.
  43. Anderson RE, Hanson HA, Lowrance WT, Redshaw J, Oottamasathien S, Schaeffer A, Johnstone E, Aston KI, Carrell DT, Cartwright P, Smith KR, Hotaling JM (2017). Childhood Cancer Risk in the Siblings and Cousins of Men with Poor Semen Quality. J Urol, 197(3 Pt 2), 898-905.
  44. Pettus JA, Andenoro J, Snow BW, Cartwright PC, deVries CR (2004). Serum potassium and creatinine changes following unstented bilateral ureteral reimplant in children. J Urol, 171, 2417-2419.
  45. Putman S, Wicher C, Wayment R, Harrell B, deVries C, Snow BW, Cartwright PC (2005). Unilateral extravesical ureteral reimplantation in children performed on an outpatient basis. J Urol, 274, 1987-1990.
  46. Cartwright PC (01/01/2013). Bladder autoaugmentation (partial detrusor myectomy)--where does it stand after two decades? J Urol, 190(5), 1643-4.
  47. Brown MR, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1997). Common office problems in pediatric urology and gynecology. Pediatr Clin North Am, 44(5), 1091-115.
  48. Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Young MD (1996). Does surgical subspecialization in pediatrics provide high-quality, cost-effective patient care? Pediatrics, 97(1), 14-17.
  49. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1996). Bladder autoaugmentation. Urol Clin North Am, 23(2), 323-31.
  50. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1992). Tunica vaginalis urethroplasty. Urology, 40(5), 442-5.
  51. Cartwright PC, Snow BW, Reid BS, Shultz PK (1995). Color Doppler ultrasound in newborn testis torsion. Urology, 45(4), 667-70.
  52. Heaton BW, Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1994). Repair of urethral diverticulum by plication. Urology, 44(5), 749-52.
  53. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1994). Cosmetic epispadias skin coverage. Urology, 43(2), 232-4.
  54. Walker BR, Pribble CG, Cartwright PC (2000). Invasive group A streptococcus infection of the scrotum and streptococcal toxic shock syndrome. Urology, 56(4), 669.
  55. Cartwright PC (2001). Editorial comment. Urology, 57(6), 1158-1159.
  56. Mathews KS, Wark HA, Warren DJ, Christensen MB, Nolta NF, Cartwright PC, Normann RA (2014). Acute monitoring of genitourinary function using intrafascicular electrodes: selective pudendal nerve activity corresponding to bladder filling, bladder fullness, and genital stimulation. Urology, 84(3), 722-9.
  57. Malhotra NR, Lee YJ, Millar MM, Cartwright PC, Smith BK (2020). Experiences With Quality Improvement in Training: A National Survey of Urology Residents. Urology, 145, 83-89.
  58. Christensen T, Cartwright PC, Devries C, Snow BW (2006). New onset of hydroceles in boys over 1 year of age. Int J Urol, 13(11), 1425-7.
  59. Malhotra NR, Schaeffer AJ, Slade AD, Cartwright PC, Lau GA (2020). Post-hypospadias urethrocutaneous fistulae: no difference in repair success between proximal and distal fistulae. Can J Urol, 27(6), 10466-10470.
  60. Taylor GS, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2008). Incidence of postoperative infections in non-immunocompromised pediatric patients with low absolute neutrophil counts preoperatively. Surg Infect (Larchmt), 9(2), 179-82.
  61. Bennett SD, Foot LM, Abel EJ, Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Devries CR, Wallis MC (2010). Is there a learning curve for subureteric injection of dextranomer/hyaluronic acid in the treatment of vesicoureteral reflux? J Pediatr Urol, 6(2), 122-4.
  62. O'Neil BB, Cartwright PC, Maves C, Hoeg K, Presson AP, Wallis MC (2014). Reliability of voiding cystourethrogram for the grading of vesicoureteral reflux. J Pediatr Urol, 10(1), 107-11.
  63. Stevenson SM, Lau GA, Andolsek WC, Presson AP, Cartwright PC (2018). Bladder debris on ultrasound as a predictor for positive urine culture in a pediatric population. J Pediatr Urol, 14(3), 254.e1-254.e5.
  64. Lau G, Anderson R, Cartwright P, Wallis MC, Schaeffer A, Oottamasathien S, Snow B (2018). Unilateral open extravesical ureteral reimplanation with contralateral dextronomer/hyaluronic acid injection performed as an outpatient therapy.LID - S1477-5131(18)30392-9 [pii]LID - 10.1016/j.jpurol.2018.07.014 [doi]. J Pediatr Urol, 14(6), 566.e1-566.e5.
  65. Malhotra NR, Wallis MC, Allen CM, Cartwright PC, Lau GA (2020). Continence outcomes following a modification of the Mitchell bladder neck reconstruction in myelomeningocele: A single institution experience. J Pediatr Urol, 16(5), 653.e1-653.e8.
  66. Schaeffer AJ, Cartwright PC, Lau GA, Ebert MD, Fino NF, Nkoy FL, Hess R (2020). Utilization of Radiographic Imaging for Infant Hydronephrosis over the First 12 Months of Life. Adv Urol, 2020, 2108362.
  67. Wark HA, Black SR, Mathews KS, Cartwright PC, Gustafson KJ, Normann RA (2014). Restoration from acute urinary dysfunction using Utah electrode arrays implanted into the feline pudendal nerve. Neuromodulation, 18(4), 317-23.
  68. Wark HA, Black SR, Mathews KS, Cartwright PC, Gustafson KJ, Normann RA (Epub ahead of print). Restoration From Acute Urinary Dysfunction Using Utah Electrode Arrays Implanted Into the Feline Pudendal Nerve. Neuromodulation.
  69. Wark HAC, Dowden BR, Cartwright PC, Normann RA (2011). Selective activation of the muscles of micturition using intrafascicular stimulation of the pudendal nerve. IEEE J Emerg Sel Top Circuits Syst, 1(4), 631-636.
  70. Cull JN, Jacobson DL, Lau GA, Cartwright PC, Wallis MC, Skarda D, Swendiman R, Schaeffer A (2023). Internal hernia with volvulus after major abdominal reconstructions in pediatric urology - An infrequently reported and potentially devastating complication. Journal of pediatric urology, 19(4), 402.e1-402.e7.
  71. Schaeffer AJ, Cartwright PC, Lau GA, Ebert MD, Fino NF, Nkoy FL, Hess (2020). Utilization of Radiographic Imaging for Infant Hydronephrosis over the First 12 Months of Life. Advances in urology, 2020, 2108362.
  72. Choudry MM, Murray N, Dindinger-Hill K, Ambrose J, Hunt TC, Horns J, Martin C, Haaland B, Lowrance W, Hanson HA, Matern R, Cartwright PC, O'Neil (2024). Genitourinary cancer and family: The reverberating psychological and cardiovascular effects of a genitourinary cancer diagnosis on first-degree relatives and spouses. Cancer, 130(23), 4061-4070.

Review

  1. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1999). Why bladder autoaugmentation is a good choice for detrusor instability or bladder hyperreflexia. [Review]. Contemp Urol, 11, (5), 9100.
  2. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2001). Endoscopic surgery in children via the extravesical or transvesical approach. [Review]. J Endourol.
  3. Isaac J, Lowichik A, Cartwright P, Rohr R (2000). Inverted papilloma of the urinary bladder in children: case report and review of prognostic significance and biological potential behavior. [Review]. J Pediatr Surg, 35, (10), 1514-6.
  4. Garrett JE, Cartwright PC, Snow BW, Coffin CM (2000). Cystic testicular lesions in the pediatric population. [Review]. J Urol, 163, (3), 928-36.
  5. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1997). Urethral diverticula: surgical treatment. [Review]. 20, (8), 7-8.
  6. Cartwright PC, Snyder HM, Duckett JW (1991). The case for functional assessment of neonatal UPJ obstruction. [Review]..
  7. Cartwright PC (1995). Bladder autoaugmentation in patients with spina bifida. [Review]. 18, (5).
  8. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1991). Autoaugmentation. [Review]. 14, (8).

Book Chapter

  1. Brown MR, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1997). Common office problems in pediatric urology and gynecology. In Rushton HG, Greenfield S (Eds.), Pediatr Clin North Am (44, p. 5).
  2. Saperston K, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2008). Office pediatric urology, chapter 10. In Shukla AR, Austin PF, Herndon, Anthony CD (Eds.), The Kelalils-King-Belman Textbook of Clinical Pediatric Urology, Study Guide (p. 29). NYC: Informa Healthcare USA, Inc.
  3. Cartwright PC, Snow BW, Wallis MC (2010). Bladder and Urethra, chapter 57. In Ashcraft, Holcomb, Murphy (Eds.), Pediatric Surgery (5th). Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders.
  4. Lai JS, Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2006). Laparoscopic and endoscopic ureteral reimplantation in children. In Smith AD, et al (Eds.), Smith's Textbook of Endourology (Second Edition, pp. 843-846). Hamilton, Ontario: BC Decker, Inc.
  5. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1999). Yoke hypospadias repair. In Ehrlich R, Alter G (Eds.), Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery of the External Genitalia (p. 87). W.B. Saunders.
  6. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1991). Innovations in pediatric urology. In Smith J (Ed.), High Tech Urology (1st Edition). Year Book.
  7. Cartwright PC, Duckett JW (1991). Posterior urethral valves. In Resnick MI, Karsh E (Eds.) (2nd Ed.). B.C. Decker, Inc.
  8. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1995). Bladder autoaugmentation. In McGuire E (Ed.) (pp. 273-289). Year Book-Mosby.
  9. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1996). Bladder autoaugmentation. In Novick A (Ed.), Urologic Clinics of North America (23, pp. 323-331). Urodynamics I.
  10. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1998). Prune belly syndrome. In Whitfield HN, Hendry WF, Kirby RS, Duckett JW (Eds.), Textbook of Genito-Urinary Surgery. Blackwell Scientific Publications, Ltd.
  11. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1999). Tunica vaginalis blanket wrap. In Ehrlich R, Alter (Eds.), Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery of the External Genitalia (p. 109). WB Saunders Company.
  12. Cartwright PC (1998). Autoaugmentation'Commentary. In Hinman F (Ed.), Atlas of Urologic Surgery (Second Edition). Philadelphia: WB Saunders.
  13. Mobley EM, Cartwright PC (2011). The dorsal lumbotomy incision in children. In Progress in paediatric urology--minimally invasive paediatric urology (13).
  14. Cartwright PC, Oottamasathien S, Snow BW (2015). ¿Office Pediatric Urology," (Revised) Chapter 10. In Docimo SG, Canning DA, Khoury AE, (Supervising Editors), Austin P, Coplen D, Copp H, Herndon CDA, Lorenzo A, Merguerian P, Ost M, Park J, Shukla A (Eds.), The Kelalis-King-Belman Textbook of Clinical Pediatric Urology (Sixth).
  15. Cartwright PC, Snow BW, Wallis MC (2014). ¿Bladder and urethra,¿ Chapter 56. In Ashcraft, Holcomb, Murphy (Eds.), Pediatric Surgery (Sixth). Elsevier Saunders.
  16. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2000). Bladder and urethra. In Ashcraft, Murphy, Sharp, Sigalet, Snyder (Eds.), Pediatric Surgery (Third). W.B. Saunders.
  17. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2000). Autoaugmentation Cystoplasty. In Dewan P, Mitchell ME (Eds.), Bladder Augmentation. New York: Arnold, Oxford University Press, Inc.
  18. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2000). Office Pediatric Urology. In Belman AB, King LR, Kramer SA (Eds.), Clinical Pediatric Urology (Fourth). London: Martin Dunitz, Ltd.
  19. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1990). Bladder autoaugmentation. In LR King; AR Stone; GW Webster (Eds.), Bladder Reconstruction and Continent Urinary Diversion (Second Edition). Chicago: Year Book Medical Publishers.
  20. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (2002). Vesicoureteral Reflux Surgery. In Gillenwater JY, Grayhack JT, Howards SS, Mitchell ME (Eds.), Adult and Pediatric Urology (Fourth). Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
  21. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2005). Bladder and Urethra. In Ashcraft, Holcomb and Murphy (Eds.), Pediatric Surgery (Fourth). Philadelphia: Elsevier Saunders.
  22. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2005). Office Pediatric Urology. In Belman AB, King LR, Kramer SA (Eds.), Clinical Pediatric Urology (Fifth). London: Martin Dunitz, Ltd.
  23. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (2005). Pediatric lower urinary tract minimally invasive surgery. In Docimo SG (Ed.), Minimally Invasive Approaches to Pediatric Urology. Taylor & Francis.
  24. Cartwright PC, Wallis M (2010). Office procedures, chapter 6. 127-140.
  25. Cartwright P (2017). Illeocystoplasty. 457-460.
  26. Cartwright P (2016). Congenital Anomalies of the Urinary Bladder. 1, 175-195.

Editorial

  1. Cartwright PC (2013). Bladder autoaugmentation (partial detrusor myectomy)--where does it stand after 2 decades? J Urol, 190(5), 1643-4.

Letter

  1. Belman AB, Walker BR, Ellison ED, Snow BW, Cartwright PC (2002). Re: The natural history of idiopathic urethrorrhagia in boys. [Letter to the editor]. J Urol, 167(4), 1804.

Abstract

  1. Wicher CG, Hadley DA, Cartwright PC, Oottamasathien SN (2009). Scrotoplasty in Scrotal Agenesis [Abstract]. J Urol, 181(4), 385.

Other

  1. Cartwright, PC (2009). Commentary Contributions, Chapter ¿15, Dorsal lumbotomy; Chapter 63: Lower abdominal transverse Incision; and Chapter 102: Autoaugmentation.¿ Publication Authors: Hinman F, Baskin LS. Atlas of Pediatric Urologic Surgery (2nd, p. 112, 321, 532). Philadelphia, PA.
  2. Snow BW, Cartwright P (1990). Compensatory renal growth.

Report

  1. Snow BW, Cartwright PC, Heaton, BW (1992). Bladder autoaugmentation, The Report on Urologic Techniques, Churchill Livingstone.

Video/Film/CD/Web/Podcast

  1. Cartwright PC, Snow BW (1995). Bladder autoaugmentation: an update (audio tape) [Video].
  2. Snow BW, Cartwright PC (1998). Tunica vaginalis in hypospadias surgery [Video].