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Specialist prostate and urology care.

Care for prostate concerns, urinary symptoms and bladder conditions, alongside a particular expertise in robotic prostate surgery.

A prostate focus. A wider urological practice.

The Cambridge Prostate Practice combines a focus on prostate cancer and robotic surgery with assessment and treatment of other urological conditions. You can also consult Professor Ilie about urinary symptoms, blood in the urine and bladder problems.

Your assessment establishes the cause of the problem and which investigations or treatments are appropriate. The team confirms the available procedure, hospital and costs before booking.

Prostate assessment and treatment

Raised PSA, prostate MRI and biopsy assessment, prostate cancer treatment decisions, robotic radical prostatectomy and second opinions.

Raised PSA and diagnosis
Prostate cancer care
Robotic prostatectomy

Enlarged prostate and urinary symptoms

Assessment of weak flow, frequency, getting up at night and difficulty emptying the bladder, with a discussion of suitable medical or procedural treatments.

Urinary symptoms and enlarged prostate

Blood in the urine and bladder conditions

Investigation of haematuria and bladder symptoms, including cystoscopy where indicated. Bladder tumour assessment and treatment planning can be discussed where relevant. Professor Ilie also has a clinical interest in bladder problems following pelvic radiotherapy.

Haematuria and bladder assessment

Stones, kidneys and the wider urinary tract

Professor Ilie’s clinical experience also includes kidney and ureteric stones, ureteroscopy and robotic kidney and upper-tract surgery. You can enquire about assessment and advice; the practice will confirm which investigations and treatments are available privately and where they would take place.

Not sure which appointment you need?

Contact the practice with a brief description of your concern. The team can confirm whether it falls within the private service and which appointment is appropriate.

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