Best Urologist in Yarraville
Dr Darren Katz
Urologist
Dr Christopher Love
Urologist
Hospital (Melbourne) and in Sydney as a Urology Registrar. In 1986 he returned to Melbourne where he finished up his Urology training at St Vincent’s and then worked in San Francisco. He’s been involved in male health for nearly three decades.
Dr Marlon Perera
Urologist
completed his primary medical degree through The University of Melbourne and urological training in Queensland. Marlon has an interest in uro-oncology and minimally invasive surgery and is due to compete further Fellowship training in Robotic Surgery and Uro-oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), New York, USA sponsored by a scholarship through the Fulbright association.
Dr Ania Sliwinski
Urologist
for best presentation at the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand (USANZ) Conference in 2018. She has also been an instructor at cystoscopy workshops for the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Royal Australasian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
Dr Sandra Elmer
Urologist
and reconstructive surgery, functional urology, urodynamics and general urology. She graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine/Surgery, Bachelor of Biomedical Science from the University of Melbourne in 2005, and completed her Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in Urology in 2016.
Dr Christopher Love
Urologist
Hospital (Melbourne) and in Sydney as a Urology Registrar. In 1986 he returned to Melbourne where he finished up his Urology training at St Vincent’s and then worked in San Francisco. He’s been involved in male health for nearly three decades.
Dr Jeremy Grummet
Urologist
He performs MRI-targeted transperineal biopsy for maximal accuracy and minimal risk in prostate cancer diagnosis. Assoc Prof Grummet also performs both robotic and open radical prostatectomy for the treatment of prostate cancer and is trained in brachytherapy (radioactive seed implantation). He performs laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery for kidney cancer and radical cystectomy (bladder removal) for locally aggressive bladder cancer.In addition to his expertise in uro-oncology, Assoc Prof Grummet also treats a wide range of general urological problems, performing minimally invasive surgery for kidney stones (using laser), benign prostate disease, and vasectomy.
Dr Tony de Sousa
Urologist
and robotic cancer surgery, and minimally invasive treatments for prostate enlargement (BPH). He provides the highest standard of individualised, patient-focused care, with clear communication, a caring approach and attention to detail.
Dr Shekib Shahbaz
Urologist
Health. He grew up in southeast Melbourne and graduated from school at the top of his year. He gained entry to Monash University Medical School with two scholarships and completing his undergraduate medical degree with Honors. He spent the next four years at The Royal Melbourne Hospital for basic surgical training. During this time, he completed a diploma in surgical anatomy at The University of Melbourne whilst tutoring as an anatomy demonstrator.
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 âmale doctorâ. 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 ââthe urinary organs and genital organs.
In the area of ââthe 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 ââthe 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 ââactivity. 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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