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Clinical Surgeries
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in Clinical Surgeries
10 January 2017
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in Clinical Surgeries
8 October 2016
After having a male vasectomy performed, it’s possible that some men may opt to have a vasectomy reversal. The reasons may range from pain experienced in the testes after the operation for unknown reasons to the desire to start a new family. Success can be achieved for a patient that has had a male vasectomy and wants to have a reversal procedure performed. … Read More
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in Clinical Surgeries
30 June 2015
A new US study done at the University of Maryland’s School of Medicine has found that men who have had testicular cancer may be at a higher risk of prostate cancer.
The rate of prostate cancer in men who had previously had testicular cancer was 12.6%, compared to 2.8% for those who had not. They were also five times more likely to develop … Read More
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in Clinical Surgeries
25 June 2015
Urinary incontinence is a health problem that has many different causes and for which there is no single solution. For women, incontinence may occur for a number of reasons – including injury, childbirth, ageing, obesity or long-term inactivity.
Types of urinary incontinence include:
- Stress incontinence – occurs when small amounts … Read More
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in Clinical Surgeries , In The Media
18 June 2015
In this update, I discuss lower urinary tract symptoms in men, outline the appropriate investigations available and go into detail around the various management options.
Download the Feature found in the Medical Observer Magazine here
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