- medical school: Saint Louis University School of Medicine
- internship: University of Arizona - general surgery
- residency: University of Arizona - urology
- fellowship: Nationwide Children's Hospital - pediatric urology
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Christopher Brown, MD, is a pediatric urologist at Dayton Children's.
Dr. Brown attended the University of Utah for his undergraduate degree and went on to graduate with his doctorate of medicine from the Saint Louis University School of Medicine. He completed his postgraduate training at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center and Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Dr. Brown is also a clinical assistant professor of urology with The Ohio State University’s Department of Urology.
When not caring for patients, Dr. Brown enjoys spending time with his four children, running and playing golf, tennis or basketball.
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Scheduling in-person appointments for new patients only. For follow-up, second opinion or video visit appointments, please call 937-641-4000
Watch Dr. Brown discuss urinary tract infections and how they are treated:
Provider Rating
06/01/20
Dr. Brown, his staff and everyone involved in my childcare went above and beyond to ensure not only comfort for my child but comfort and peace of mind for me and everyone involved in his treatment plan and I cannot. I cannot praise Him highly enough. Thank you so much.
05/14/20
Dr. Brown has been patient, informative, and overall a great doctor. He's helped us to understand our daughter's condition and has been prompt with her testing - I would recommend him to any parent.
05/01/20
Dr. Brown was fantastic! Both my 11 year old son and myself were given every opportunity to ask questions, and he explained why we were there, what he was going to do for the exam and was respectful of my son during the whole appointment. Would highly recommend this provider to others!
01/29/20
Dr. Brown was able to make my daughter feel like she had not done anything wrong, even though she wasn't cooperating and her symptoms have gotten worse. He just let her know what she had to do in a no nonsense way and tell was it what was expected of her so that she could get better and he wasn't condescending or, or, shaming her at all, which I appreciate it.
atypical genitalia, bed wetting, bladder exstrophy, bladder infection, bladder retraining, circumcision, concealed penis, hernia, hydrocele, hydronephrosis, hypospadias, intersex conditions, kidney infections, kidney stones, laparoscopic surgery, meatotomy, minimally invasive surgery, penile abnormalities, pyeloplasty, sacral nerve stimulation, testicular torsion, undescended testes, ureteral stent placement, ureteropelvic junction obstruction, urinary incontinence, urinary reconstruction, urinary tract infection, varicocele
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