Prostate Cancer

• Video: How does it feel to live with a penile implant?

  by ku.admin

  in Patient Education Videos , Prostate Cancer

  19 March 2017

  

  Our patient education series are videos for patients dealing with Erectile Dysfunction (ED) produced by Katelaris Urology and feature Dr Katelaris as well as patients who have experience prostate cancer and erectile dysfunction.

  This video features David Sandoe OAM and Pam Sandoe OAM, who survived prostate cancer surgery and decided to have a penile prosthesis to restore their Quality of Life as a couple.  David is a former National Chairman of Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) and Pam Sandoe OAM is a former PCFA Prostate Cancer Support Group Co-Leader at Sydney Adventist Hospital, this is their ED story.

  David and Pam talk about what a penile implant feels like, what it looks like on the outside and the differences between having a penile implant compared to sex before experiencing Erectile Dysfunction

  How does it feel to live with a penile implant?

  Want a confidential and open discussion about erectile dysfunction, penile implants and whether they are right for you? Contact Katelaris Urology for a second opinion today.

• How a PSA test saved Ben Stiller’s life

  by Dr Katelaris

  in Prostate Cancer

  10 February 2017

  

  Just a few months ago, Ben Stiller shocked his fans, movie lovers and the wider world by revealing that, at the tender age of 48, he had a scary brush with prostate cancer.

  The Hollywood funnyman is not alone. After skin cancer, prostate cancer is the number 1 cancer among men, affecting over 160,000 people in Stiller’s native USA. And in Australia, there were about 18,000 diagnoses of prostate cancer in 2016, including almost 3,400 deaths. … Read More

• Prostate cancer – when to be concerned and how to treat the disease?

  by ku.admin

  in Prostate Cancer , Prostate Management Technology

  24 October 2016

  

  Prostate cancer is the third most common cause of cancer death in Australia. Based on the findings of the Australian Institute of Heath and Welfare, an estimated 18,130 new cases of prostate cancer have been diagnosed so far in 2016, alongside an estimated 3,400 deaths due to the disease.

  … Read More