Artificial Urinary Sphincter |
An artificial urinary sphincter is a device that is designed to compress the urethra in order to treat stress incontinence (involuntary urinary leakage), eg post-prostatectomy incontinence. |
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Circumcision |
Circumcision is removal of the foreskin, usually performed either under general anaesthetic, but it can also be done with a local anaesthetic if preferred. The operation takes around 25 minutes. |
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Epididymal Cyst Removal |
Epididymal cysts are benign and harmless fluid-filled swellings in the drainage tubes of the testicles. However if they grow to a large size, they may cause discomfort, difficulty walking, sexual difficulties. |
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Hydrocoele Repair |
Hydrocoele repair involves the drainage of a fluid collection around the testicle, and repair of a defect in the fluid sac surrounding the testicle to prevent further accumulation of fluid. |
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Lue/Incision & Grafting |
Incision and Grafting (Lue procedure) for Peyronie's disease is sometimes indicated where the penile curvature exceeds 60 degrees, and is combined with a degree of erectile dysfunction. |
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Male Sling Procedure |
This procedure was developed to help men with urinary incontinence due to sphincter weakness or insufficiency in the setting of prior pelvic surgery. |
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Nesbit Procedure |
This is probably the commonest intervention for Peyronie's disease, and is on the whole a very successful operation. It is generally indicated in men with a penile curvature of less than 60 degrees. |
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Penile Prosthesis |
Often referred to as penile implants, these are an excellent option when non-surgical therapies for erectile dysfunction (such as tablets or injection treatment) have failed. |
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Surgical Sperm Retrieval |
Men with no sperm in the ejaculate (azoospermia), or sometimes very low numbers and quality of sperm (OATS) may require... |
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Urethroplasty |
Urethral Strictures are areas of scar tissue and obstruction in the urethra (water-pipe). Options for treatment for urethra strictures are either endoscopic or open repair (urethroplasty). |
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Urethrotomy |
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Varicocoele Repair |
Varicocoeles are abnormally dilated testicular veins (pampiniform plexus) in the scrotum, found in approx. 15% of the population, 35% of men (primary infertility) and in 75-80% of men (secondary infertility). |
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Vasectomy Reversal |
Around 5% of men who have previously undergone vasectomy decide to have it reversed. This microsurgical technique, offers the best, most natural and most cost-effective way of starting a family. |
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