By Mr Benjamin Lamb
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Evaluating outcomes: Which factors should be considered following radical prostatectomy?
We hear expert insight from esteemed consultant urological and robotic surgeon Mr Benjamin Lamb on the key outcomes to consider following radical prostatectomy surgery in order to evaluate success and determine the impact on patients’ lives.
By Mr Nkwam Michael Nkwam
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What is a vasectomy, and how effective is it?
Here, in this article below, highly regarded consultant urologist, Mr Nkwam Michael Nkwam, talks about vasectomy in expert detail, including how it is performed, and how effective it is in relation to male sterilisation.
By Mr Ashwin Sridhar
21.03.24
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PSA testing: When should you consider it?
The topic of when to have a Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test is crucial for many men, particularly as they grow older. The PSA test is a blood test primarily used to screen for prostate cancer by measuring the level of PSA in the blood. While the PSA test can help detect early signs of prostate cancer, the decision to take this test should be made after careful consideration and discussion with a healthcare provider. In his latest online article, Mr Ashwin Sridhar explores key considerations and guidelines to help decide when it might be appropriate to have a PSA test.
By Professor Greg Shaw
18.03.24
Urology
All we need to know about prostate cancer and PSA testing
In this article here, esteemed consultant urologist, Professor Greg Shaw, talks at length about PSA testing, breaking down what factors lead to a raised PSA, and how this type of test can help in either ruling out or diagnosing prostate cancer.
By Mr Nkwam Michael Nkwam
15.03.24
Urology
How are kidney stones treated?
Here, distinguished consultant urologist, Mr Nkwam Michael Nkwam, explains what kidney stones are, outlines the causes and symptoms, and reveals how they are normally diagnosed.
By Mr Sachin Malde
11.03.24
Urology
Managing prostate cancer treatment complications
Prostate cancer treatment, whether through surgery or radiation therapy, presents potential complications. In his latest online article, Mr Sachin Malde delves into the common issues arising from these treatments. He outlines strategies, from pelvic floor exercises to surgical interventions, offering insights into managing and improving the quality of life for patients.
By Mr Edward Calleja
11.03.24
Urology
Addressing urinary tract infections (UTIs) without resorting to medication has become a topic of increasing interest, prompting exploration into effective home remedies and lifestyle changes. In his latest online article, Mr Edward Calleja delves into a variety of non-medical approaches to manage UTIs, focusing on the role of hydration, diet, and natural supplements.
By Mr Edward Calleja
07.03.24
Urology
Understanding and treating tight foreskin in adults
Tight foreskin, a condition known as phimosis, is a prevalent concern among adult males, raising questions about its causes, associated risks, and potential impact on sexual health. In his latest online article, Mr Edward Calleja explores the various factors contributing to a tight foreskin, ranging from inflammation and inadequate hygiene to more severe conditions like lichen sclerosus.
By Mr Matthew Liew
05.03.24
Urology
Here, we get some expert insight from Mr Matthew Liew, a leading consultant urologist, on the HoLEP (Holmium laser enucleation of the prostate) procedure, including how it is performed and the recovery time after the procedure.
By Professor Rakesh Heer
05.03.24
Urology
Understanding bladder cancer: A guide
In his latest online article, Professor Rakesh Heer gives us his insights into bladder cancer. He talks about the common symptoms, when to seek medical attention, diagnosis, treatment options, lifestyle changes or preventative measures and how does bladder cancer affect bladder function and overall quality of life.
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