“UHAMBO” – Our Transformation Journey The Urology Hospital has launched our very own Employee of the Year Programme! This journey is about recognizing colleagues who go the extra mile to represent OUR HOSPITAL through their behaviour.
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The Urology Hospital did a talk at Vodaworld in Midrand as part of our Women’s Health Campaign. Our speaker and her topic was: Dr Frances Paterson (Female Sexual Health). A special thank you to Dr Paterson and to all who attended.
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Interstitial cystitis, also known as painful bladder syndrome, is a chronic condition, often misdiagnosed as a urinary tract infection. Interstitial cystitis is potentially treatable through a number of interventions. The Urology Hospital’s experts say interstitial cystitis is extremely debilitating and dramatically affects one’s quality of life. Interstitial cystitis can cause emotional stress as well as
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The Urology Hospital hosted an Interactive Robotic Surgery CPD Talk on the 31st of July 2019. Our speaker and his topic for the evening was: Dr F Boezaart (Robotic Assisted Surgery in SA). A special thank you to our speaker of the evening and to all who attended.
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The Urology Hospital did a talk at the ARC (The Agricultural Research Council) in Hatfield as part of our Men’s Health Campaign. Our speaker and his topic was: Dr Odion Aire (Men’s health: a Frank Discussion). A special thank you to Dr Aire and to all who attended.
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Robotic surgery is set for dramatic global growth due to an increasing incidence of chronic diseases and the success of the minimally invasive technology in treating these, according to a new report. In 2013 The Urology Hospital, Pretoria, became the first institution in South Africa to acquire a robotic surgical system and has to date
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Male circumcision may help reduce women’s risk of contracting various sexually transmitted diseases as well as cervical cancer, according to recent research. There is already compelling evidence that circumcision reduces the risk of heterosexually-acquired HIV infection by 60%, according to the World Health Organisation. And, while it is well known that male circumcision helps prevent
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Nocturia, or excessive urination at night, can affect up to one in three older people and is more prominent in women than men, research shows. A US study showed that almost 30% of 7 620 women surveyed reported two or more urination episodes a night with the incidence of nocturia steadily increasing with age and
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Dr Frances Paterson interview on infertility. Credit ENCA
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