In this webinar, Vincent Chan will cover erectile dysfunction following prostate cancer treatment. He will discuss:
- Mitigating risk factors for ED before prostatectomy.
- My patient now has ED - how can GPs help and when and where to refer.
- Recognising other under-appreciated penile and sexual side-effects post prostatectomy.
- What patients can expect from a specialist assessment.
- Medical and surgical treatment options.
Sum Sum Lo will cover off incontinence following prostate cancer treatment, including real-life challenges:
- How to explain the why without complicating it.
- How to manage patient expectations and guide recovery.
- When to refer and when to reassure.
Presenter
Vincent Chan
Dr. Vincent Chan is an Australasian trained Urologist who has subspecialty training in the fields of Andrology, male infertility, microsurgery and prosthetics. He has a patient-centred, compassionate, multi-disciplinary and evidence-based approach and is committed to providing world-class urological care. Subspecialist surgical skills:
Microsurgery
MicroTESE
OncoTESE
Vasectomy reversal – vasovasostomy & vasoepididymostomy
Micro Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA)
Microsurgical Subinguinal Varicocoele Repair
Micro cord-denervation for chronic scrotal pain
Prosthetics
Inflatable Penile Implant for Erectile dysfunction (infrapubic, subcoronal and penoscrotal approaches)
ATOMS (Adjustable Transobturator Male Sling) and AUS (Artificial Urinary Sphincter) cuff for male urinary incontinence
Testicular prostheses
Andrology
Peyronies Disease
TAP (Tunica Albuginea Plication) corporoplasty
PIG (Plaque Incision & Grafting) corporoplasty
All minor penile and scrotal surgeries
Presenter
Sum Sum Lo
MB ChB (Aberdeen), FRACS
Sum Sum is a Consultant Urologist at Waitemata DHB and works at both Waitakere and North Shore Hospitals. She also consults at 161 Urology and Canopy. Her special interests include:
- Female and male urethral stricture disease.
- Primary and recurrent female and male incontinence.
- Primary and recurrent pelvic organ prolapse (cystocoele, uterine prolapse, rectocoele).
- Vaginal mesh and mesh sling removals.
- General urological conditions including urological infections, stones, functional disorders and cancers.
Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from:
