All information sheets and videos
Prostate Information Sheets
- REZUM Information Sheet
- Transperineal prostate biopsies Information Sheet
- How prostate cancer is diagnosed (information from The Prostate Cancer Charity)
- Treatment option for localised Prostate Cancer Information Sheet
- Brachytherapy for Prostate Cancer
- Active surveillance for prostate cancer (information from The Prostate Cancer Charity)
- Radical prostatectomy (information from The Prostate Cancer Charity)
- External beam radiotherapy (information from The Prostate Cancer Charity)
- Brachytherapy (information from The Prostate Cancer Charity)
- Hormone therapy (information from The Prostate Cancer Charity)
- Diet & prostate cancer (information from The Prostate Cancer Charity)
- Internal Prostate Syptoms Score (IPSS) Information Sheet
- Frequency Volume Chart
- PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) Information Sheet
- PCA3 urine based test Information Sheet
- Robotic Radical Prostatectomy Information Sheet
- Prostate Cancer UK - External Beam Radiotherapy
- SpaceOAR Information Sheet
- Prostatitis Information Sheet
- Chronic prostatitis symptom score
- Pelvic Floor Excercises for Men
- Advice for Men with Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms
- Pelvic Floor Exercise Routine
- HOLEP (Holmium Laser Enucleation) Information Sheet
- TURP (Transurethral resection of the prostate) Information Sheet
Bladder Information Sheets
- Cystistat information sheet
- Recurrent infections in women
- Pelvic Floor Excercises for Men
- Bladder Retraining
- Pelvic Floor Excercises for Women
- Frequency Volume Chart
- One-stop haematuria Information Sheet
- Flexible Cystoscopy Information Sheet
- TURBT (Transurethral Resection of Bladder Tumour) Information Sheet
Kidneys Information Sheets
Testicles & Penis Information Sheets
Prostate Videos
IntroductionsThe basics of robotic radical prostatectomy; what the equipment does and how the procedure is carried out by fully-trained laparoscopic surgeons
About the ProstateHow decisions are made about your treatment from initial diagnosis to multidisciplinary discussion of your scan and other investigations before a final decision is made about treatment
What Can You Do For YourselfSome simple measures which will prepare you for surgery and allow you to obtain optimum results (e.g. losing weight, stopping smoking and leading a healthy lifestyle)
Just Before The OperationWhat to expect in advance of your surgery and what measures will be instituted when you arrive in hospital for your operation
Pelvic lymph node samplingLaparoscopic, sampling of the pelvic (obturator) lymph nodes to determine whether there has been spread of the tumour, prior to removal of the prostate gland for cancer
Re-joining the urethra to the bladderRobot-assisted surgery allows accurate placement of sutures to join the bladder back to the urethra after removal of the prostate. A catheter (visible at times in the video) is inserted across the join when it is complete
After The OperationWhat to expect in hospital once the operation has been performed, including advice on the early days after discharge from hospital
Returning HomeAdvice on what to expect when you get home, recovery time and important instructions on what you can and should not do in the post-operative period
Finding Out About The Results Of SurgeryThe prostate will be examined carefully by pathologists and the results will then be collated by the multidisciplinary team who will contact you to let you know the results
Follow-Up VisitsWe have a specific protocol for how patients are followed up and what tests are done at each visit; this allows careful audit of our results and allows us to refine our surgical techniques if necessary
What Happens If I Need More Treatment?Some patients may need further treatment after surgery (e.g. radiotherapy) if all the disease has not been removed or if there are signs of tumour recurrence at a later stage
HoLEP technique part one Cambridge Urology PartnershipSome patients may need further treatment after surgery (e.g. radiotherapy) if all the disease has not been removed or if there are signs of tumour recurrence at a later stage
HoLEP technique Part 2 Cambridge Urology PartnershipThis video shows the second stage of HoLEP, or holmium laser resection of the prostate. This is a type of laser prostate surgery.
HoLEP technique Part 3 Cambridge Urology PartnershipThis video shows the third stage of HoLEP, or holmium laser resection of the prostate. This is a type of laser prostate surgery.
Three months after HoLEP surgery Cambridge Urology PartnershipThe 4th part of a series of videos showing the HoLEP procedure. Here the appearences of the prostate cavity 3 months after the prostate has been removed is shown.
High power holmium bladder stone destructionThis video shows high power holmium bladder stone destruction.
Kidneys Videos
Rigid ureteroscopy and laser stone fragmentationA film showing how rigid ureteroscopy and laser stone fragmentation is carried out. A stone lodged in the ureter is broken using a laser and the fragments removed
Testicles & Penis Videos