Jessica L. Martinolich received her medical degree from Albany Medical College. Martinolich has received several teaching awards from Albany Medical Center and holds the title of Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Buffalo. Martinolich has received specialized training in minimally invasive robotic and laparoscopic surgical techniques to provide patients with a safe and effective approach to surgery. She also performs colonoscopies at various hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers in the Buffalo area to provide convenience and accessibility to patients.
Martinolich is a member of the UBMD Center for Pelvic Health, a cohort of physicians and therapists focusing on diagnosing and treating pelvic floor disorders. The pelvic floor is the group of muscles forming a sling across the floor of the pelvis, holding the pelvic organs bladder, urethra, intestines, and rectum; and in women the uterus, cervix, and vagina in place so they can function correctly. Pelvic Floor Disorders PFD occur when the pelvic muscles and connective tissue weaken or are injured.
The most common types of PFDs include the following:. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Martinolich, please call We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Richard Curl to our practice! With over 42 years of experience, Dr. Richard Curl is a well-respected leader in vascular care in the Buffalo community. Read more about Dr. And neither do we. Built using WordPress and the Mesmerize Theme.
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