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  Mr Tony Beaven

  Urologist

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  Mr Jason Du

  Urologist

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  Dr Eva Fong

  Urologist

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  Mr Madhu Koya

  Urologist - Clinical Director

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  Mr Mischel Neill

  Urologist

Average waiting time to be seen in clinic following acceptance of referral letter, is not currently available.

Priority 1 - These are acute cases and are not usually seen at Waitematā DHB but at Auckland DHB. There is no waiting time as patients are admitted or assessed immediately at Auckland City Hospital. We do very occasionally see testicular cancer cases and the waiting time is about 5 days.

Priority 2 - Patients referred with macroscopic haematuria are seen within a maximum of 30 days at a one stop haematuria clinic (we are currently working towards achieving a 14 day timeframe). This clinic includes a renal tract ultrasound and flexible cystoscopy. Whilst we endeavour to see all P2 referrals within 31 days although some individuals are currently waiting up to 62 days to be seen.

Priority 3 - Patients whose referrals have been graded as P3 will wait up to four months for their FSA appointment.  

• Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)

  This is an enlargement of the prostate gland. In BPH there may be difficulties in passing urine as the enlarged prostate can cause a blockage.… More

• Bladder Cancer

  What causes bladder cancer is not always clear, but the risk of developing bladder cancer increases with smoking, age, long term bladder problems and unsafe exposure to some industrial chemicals.… More

• Flexible Cystoscopy

  This procedure involves the insertion of a scope into the bladder under local anaesthetic.… More

• Haematuria

  This term means blood in the urine and may be the result of inflammation or other problems with your kidneys, blockages in your ureter, infection or other problems with your bladder or problems with your prostate.… More

• Kidney conditions requiring surgery

  This section contains downloaded patient information booklets on the following: Nephrectomy (open or laparoscopic) and Pyeloplasty. More

• Kidney Stones

  This term refers to stones in the urinary system. They form in the kidneys but can be found anywhere in the urinary system.… More

• Prostate Biopsy

  In this procedure the doctor passes an ultrasound probe into the back passage.… More

• Prostate Cancer

  Prostate cancer typically consists of many, very small, tumours within the prostate.… More

• Prostatitis

  This is the term used to describe inflammation of the prostate gland.… More

• Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

  A UTI is caused by an infection in the urinary tract.… More

• Urodynamic Tests

  Urodynamic tests measure the storage of urine in the bladder and the flow of urine from the bladder through the urethra.… More

• Urinary Incontinence

  Urinary incontinence or loss of bladder control is the involuntary passage of urine (passing urine without meaning to).… More

• Urinary Retention

  Urinary retention, or abnormal holding of urine in the bladder, is a common urological problem.… More

• Urine Flowrate Test

  This test involves passing urine into a special machine which measures the speed of the urine flow and graphs it for assessment by the doctor or nurse.… More

• Radical Prostatectomy Patient Information (PDF, 513.1 KB)
• Flexible Cystoscopy (PDF, 110.7 KB)
• Laparoscopic Nephrectomy Patient Information (PDF, 459.7 KB)
• Nephrectomy Patient Information (PDF, 485.7 KB)
• Transurethral Resection of Bladder Tumour (PDF, 394 KB)
• Transurethral Resection Of Prostate (TURP) (PDF, 764.8 KB)
• Orchidectomy Patient Information (PDF, 376.4 KB)
• Botox Injection (PDF, 157.6 KB)
• Bladder Neck Incision (PDF, 312.8 KB)
• Managing Supra Pubic Catheter (PDF, 705.5 KB)
• Urethrotomy (PDF, 354.5 KB)

MOSS: Pawan Singhal

MOSS:  Tu Dinh

Charge Nurse: Sue Johnston

Clinical Nurse Specialist: Sue Stanbridge

Clinical Nurse Specialist : Trudy Dugmore

Clinical Nurse Specialist: Xu Cui

Nurse Practitioner: Sue Osborne

Urology Cancer Coordination: Trudy Dugmore (contact via email )