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Urology is a branch of medicine that refers to the treatment of the male and female urinary system and male reproductive problems.

Find out more about the service including how to refer.

This service's contact details for patients and for GP referrals are:

Tel: 020 8401 3980

Email: CH-TR.Urology@nhs.net

Our team deliver comprehensive, patient-centred care and high-quality, pioneering treatment in partnership with St George’s Hospital Healthcare NHS Trust and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.  

Urology services

One-stop urology clinics investigate common symptoms, such as:

• pain or discomfort passing urine
• a strong urge to but inability to pass urine
• passing blood in urine
• erectile dysfunction

Urology symptoms can indicate a problem in the kidneys, bladder, ureter, urethra, prostate, penis or testes.

The urology team aims to deliver comprehensive, patient centered care as well as high quality and pioneering treatment in partnership with St George’s Hospital Healthcare NHS Trust and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.  

Our team

Urology consultants:     
Mark Lynch
Babbin John
Athanasios Argyropoulos

Urology associate specialists :     
Aditya Pareek
Krish Ramasubbu
Nasr Arsanious

Treatment

The team offer a wide range of treatment and procedures, including:

• Continence care
• Kidney stone removal
• Robotic prostate, bladder and kidney surgery
• Cancer treatment
• Erectile and penile surgery

The service delivers out-patient, in-patient and emergency urological services. 

Out-patients clinics are available at Croydon University Hospital and Purley War Memorial Hospital.  Some treatments are carried out at St George’s and The Royal Marsden hospitals.

Appointments

What do I do if I haven’t received my appointment yet?

Please call us on 020 8401 3980 or email CH-TR.urology@nhs.net

What do I do if I want to change or cancel an appointment?

Please contact us on the above telephone number and email address.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Please bring a list of your medications, and copies of any blood test results or letters from your GP.

What time should I arrive for my appointment?

Please arrive 10 minutes before your appointment time.

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Patient Leaflets

British Association of Urological Surgeons