MRL-SABR for oligometastatic disease
MRL-SABR (magnetic resonance linac combined with stereotactic ablative radiotherapy) represents a paradigm shift in the management of oligometastatic disease, offering a targeted and minimally invasive treatment option with the potential for improved outcomes. Here, Dr Sathish Harinarayanan, renowned consultant clinical oncologist, provides an expert insight into the intricacies of MRL-SABR.
Mr Michael Negus
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A guide to understanding vaginal prolapse
Leading consultant gynaecologist Mr Michael Negus discusses vaginal prolapse, and answers some of the most commonly-asked questions about the condition in this comprehensive article.
Perineal trauma and childbirth: Expert insight on treatment
Ms Sameena Muzaffar, a respected obstetrician and gynaecologist, provides insights on the short and long-term impacts of perineal trauma from childbirth in this informative article. Covering management and treatment of this injury, the leading specialist addresses common queries and offers expert advice for women with perineal trauma.
Postnatal bladdar problems: What you need to know
Unfortunately, many women develop bladder problems after giving birth. In her latest online article, highly experienced consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist Ms Sameena Muzaffar explains how common these bladder problems are, what causes them and how they can be treated.
Knee arthroscopy: Your questions answered by an expert
We invited esteemed consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Christopher Bailey to share his wealth of expertise on knee arthroscopy. From the associated risks and benefits, to how the minimally invasive procedure differs from traditional open surgery, Mr Bailey provides key information and guidance patients preparing for knee arthroscopy in this informative article.
Mr Werner Struss
21.08.23
Urologia
Understanding bladder cancer: Risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, and prevention
In his latest online article, Mr Werner Struss gives us an insight into bladder cancer. He talks about the common risk factors, the early signs and symptoms, diagnosis and if it can be prevented.
Mr Werner Struss
24.04.23
Urologia
How serious is benign prostate enlargement?
Here, esteemed and highly experienced consultant urologist, Mr Werner Struss, provides us with an all-you-need-to-know guide on benign prostate enlargement.
Mr Werner Struss
28.03.23
Urologia
Prostate cancer screening and diagnosis
The European Urology Association recommends that men should initiate early detection for prostate cancer screenings, at an individual level, beginning from the age of 50 if they do not have a family history of prostate cancer or who are not of African descent. On the other hand, men who do have a family history of prostate cancer or who are of African descent should begin prostate cancer screening from the age of 45 years. Men who carry BRCA2 mutations should start their screening at 40 years of age. Individuals, both male and female, with these mutations are more prone to suffer from early onset of breast, ovarian or prostate cancer in these male and female individuals).
Dr Dominic Kelly
16.03.23
Cardiologia
An expert explains heart rhythm disturbances
Dr Dominic Kelly, leading consultant cardiologist in Winchester and Basingstoke, speaks to Top Doctors all about heart rhythm disturbances, or arrhythmias, and how important assessment is.
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