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Mr Thomas King is a distinguished urology consultant based in Birmingham, known for his expertise in treating bladder and lower urinary tract dysfunction in both men and women.
With extensive experience in managing stress incontinence and lower urinary tract issues, Mr King offers a range of advanced treatments, including sacral neuromodulation and botulinum toxin injections for patients with bladder overactivity.
He plays a crucial role in a regional referral service that caters to the West Midlands, focusing particularly on male incontinence. As part of his practice, Mr King routinely performs procedures such as artificial urinary sphincter implantations and attends to private patients at The Harborne Hospital.
His personalised approach ensures tailored solutions for each patient. Mr King graduated in 2008 with a medical degree from the University of Nottingham, where he also earned a first-class honours BSc in Biochemistry.
His urological training took place across Nottingham and Birmingham, culminating in his fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Urology in 2016. To further enhance his skills, he completed an international fellowship in functional urology and incontinence in Sydney, Australia, deepening his expertise in this highly specialised field.
With extensive experience in managing stress incontinence and lower urinary tract issues, Mr King offers a range of advanced treatments, including sacral neuromodulation and botulinum toxin injections for patients with bladder overactivity.
He plays a crucial role in a regional referral service that caters to the West Midlands, focusing particularly on male incontinence. As part of his practice, Mr King routinely performs procedures such as artificial urinary sphincter implantations and attends to private patients at The Harborne Hospital.
His personalised approach ensures tailored solutions for each patient. Mr King graduated in 2008 with a medical degree from the University of Nottingham, where he also earned a first-class honours BSc in Biochemistry.
His urological training took place across Nottingham and Birmingham, culminating in his fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Urology in 2016. To further enhance his skills, he completed an international fellowship in functional urology and incontinence in Sydney, Australia, deepening his expertise in this highly specialised field.