Best Urologist in Gold Coast
Dr Neil Smith
Urologist
Dr Scott McClintock
Urologist
specialist training in Urology in Queensland in 2000. During his urological training, he was awarded the prestigious Keith Kirkland award by The Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand and the Neville Davis prize by The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.
Dr Yang Sun
Urologist
surgical training throughout Queensland. After passing the Urology Fellowship examination in 2012 he completed his first of two years post-fellowship training at the Gold Coast Hospital, practising general urology with an emphasis on stone disease, prostate and bladder cancer.
Dr Christopher Tracey
Urologist
Queensland in 1998 and gained his Urological fellowship qualifications in 2009. He was additionally awarded a Masters of Philosophy from the University of Queensland in 2006 for his research into cellular immunotherapy for prostate cancer.
Dr Martin Elmes
Urologist
advanced techniques and cutting edge equipment to perform procedures. Dr Elmes is highly qualified in the field of urology having completed extensive surgical training throughout Melbourne and Sydney.
Dr Scott McClintock
Urologist
specialist training in Urology in Queensland in 2000. During his urological training he was awarded the prestigious Keith Kirkland award by The Urological Society of Australasia and the Neville Davis prize by The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.
Dr Charles Chabert
Urologist
urological surgeon and Assistant Professor at Bond University, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. As a Gold Coast urologist, he has been at the forefront of innovation in men’s health for a decade constantly researching and helping to develop novel techniques and treatments with a view to providing the latest therapeutic options for men with prostate based problems. He currently holds clinical appointments at Pindara Private Hospital, the Gold Coast Private Hospital and The Wesley Hospital, Brisbane. Charles is committed to the provision of minimally invasive treatments for conditions affecting the urinary system and has spent over two decades refining the delivery of cutting edge treatments for his patients.
Dr David Sillar
Urologist
laparoscopic procedures in General and Urological Surgery since the early 1990’s, this has included laparoscopic nephrectomy, laparoscopic radical prostatectomy, and pyeloplasty.
Dr Stephen Bourne
Urologist
prostate cancer at Greenslopes Private Hospital and the first and currently the only one to offer this treatment at the John Flynn Private Hospital Gold Coast.
Dr John Preston
Urologist
in 1982. Moving on to Medicine he graduated with a University Medal for his studies in 1990. On completion of his surgical training in Brisbane, he was awarded the Urological Society Travelling Fellowship to the United Kingdom and practiced at the internationally regarded Institute of Nephrology and Urology in London and the Oxford Transplant Centre.
what is urology?
Urology is the specialty of medicine that deals with the basics, diagnosis and therapy of diseases of the urinary organs and the genital organs. In detail, the urologist treats diseases of the kidneys , ureters , urinary bladder, urethra, testes , the draining spermatic tract such as the prostate and the hormonal glands such as the adrenal glands . Common diseases are urinary stones , tumors, infections and malformations that can affect any organ.
The urologist is responsible for diseases, functional disorders, malformations and injuries to the urinary organs and genital organs. In addition to preventive care, the urologist takes care of diagnosis, therapy and the corresponding aftercare, including rehabilitation.
What does a urologist do?
The urologist is often referred to as a “male doctor”. In fact, diseases of the male genital organs are just one of the tasks of the urologist. But the field of activity of the urologist encompasses more. As described at the beginning, the field of activity of urology covers the entire area of the urinary organs and genital organs.
In the area of the urinary organs, the urologist deals with diseases and treatment of the kidneys, urinary bladder, ureters and urethra. This mainly affects urinary tract disorders, both in women and in men. Here, for example, urinary stones are a common disease.
In the area of the genital organs, the urologist only deals with the male sex. Here testicles, epididymis, sperm ducts, seminal vesicles, penis and prostate belong to his area of activity. For example, erectile dysfunction and impotence are treated here (andrology).
The urologist deals with the topic of preventive care across all areas, in particular the early detection of tissue changes and tumors. The urologist diagnoses changes in the testicles or the structures adjacent to the urinary tract, such as the anus and pelvic floor (proctology), by means of a palpation examination.
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