Mr Edward Calleja
11.03.24
Urologia
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.
Mr Edward Calleja
07.03.24
Urologia
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.
Mr Matthew Liew
05.03.24
Urologia
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.
Professor Rakesh Heer
05.03.24
Urologia
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.
Mr Michael Wanis
29.02.24
Urologia
Understanding erectile dysfunction: From diagnosis to treatment
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a prevalent condition, particularly as men age. By the age of 40, approximately one in 20 men experiences persistent ED, a number that escalates to about one in seven by the age of 70. Occasional instances of ED can manifest at any age, affecting the majority of men at some point in their lives. We learn more about how erectile dysfunction can be managed in this informative article from highly respected consultant urological surgeon and andrologist Mr Michael Wanis.
Mr Peter William Cooke
28.02.24
Urologia
Navigating prostate cancer: The rise of robotic prostatectomy in modern medicine
In the realm of modern medicine, technological innovations have continually revolutionised surgical procedures, providing patients with safer and more effective treatments. Robotic prostatectomy, a cutting-edge surgical technique, has emerged as a transformative approach for treating prostate cancer. In his latest online article, Mr Peter William Cooke explores the key aspects of robotic prostatectomy, its benefits, and the impact it has on the field of urology.
Mr Ammar Alanbuki
19.02.24
Urologia
Artificial intelligence: How will it advance the field of urology? | Top Doctors
Artificial intelligence promises to revolutionise many industries, and medicine is no exception. In his latest online article, renowned consultant urologist Mr Ammar Alanbuki delves into the advancements in the use of AI in urology.
Mr Ivo Dukic
13.02.24
Urologia
All about the percutaneous nephrolithotomy procedure
For individuals diagnosed with large or complex kidney stones, navigating treatment options can be overwhelming. Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) is a minimally invasive approach offering greater stone clearance compared to alternative methods. Mr Ivo Dukic, leading consultant urological surgeon, explains the PCNL procedure including exciting advancements in miniaturisation of this key hole procedure in this in-depth article.
Mr Philip Charlesworth
08.02.24
Urologia
The evolution of robotic surgery in urology
In the last two decades, robotic surgery has transformed the field of urology, reshaping traditional approaches. In his latest online article, Mr Philip Charlesworth explores the nuances of robotic surgery in urology, dispelling the misconception of autonomous robots.
Mr Edward Calleja
05.02.24
Urologia
What is the UroLift procedure, and how does it work to treat an enlarged prostate?
UroLift is a minimally invasive surgical treatment designed to alleviate the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). It's also commonly referred to as an enlarged prostate. This condition can lead to various urinary problems, such as frequent urination, difficulty starting urination, and a weak urine stream. Leading consultant urological and robotic pelvic surgeon Mr Edward Calleja takes a detailed look at this operation in this informative article.
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