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Mr Neil Haldar is a leading consultant urological surgeon based in Buckinghamshire. After graduating from King's College Medical School in 1992 Mr Haldar went on to join the Oxford Junior Surgical training program. From there Mr Haldar was awarded by the Royal College of Surgeons the Allinson Foundation Research Fellowship in which he was able to undertake his Master's degree at the Nuffield Department of Surgery in Oxford. Once he completed his specialty urological training, Mr Haldar became the Clinical Lead in laparoscopic urology at the Buckinghamshire NHS Trust.
Mr Haldar is well published in most aspects of urology, with a current focus on researching Enhanced Recovery Surgery. Mr Haldar's main clinical specialties include bladder, prostate and kidney cancer. He is also an expert in minimal access surgery and in 2008 was one of the first UK surgeons to perform a single incision transperitoneal and extraperitoneal laproscopic nephrectomy.
Mr Haldar is well published in most aspects of urology, with a current focus on researching Enhanced Recovery Surgery. Mr Haldar's main clinical specialties include bladder, prostate and kidney cancer. He is also an expert in minimal access surgery and in 2008 was one of the first UK surgeons to perform a single incision transperitoneal and extraperitoneal laproscopic nephrectomy.
- Adult circumcision
- Balanitis
- Benign prostate enlargement
- Bladder cancer
- Brachytherapy
- Circumcision
- Cystectomy (bladder removal)
- Cystitis
- Cystocele
- Erectile dysfunction
- Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
- Haematuria (blood in the urine)
- Holmium laser (HoLEP)
- Hypospadias
- Interstitial cystitis
- Kidney cancer
- Kidney stones
- Laparoscopy
- Men's health check
- Minimal access surgery (keyhole surgery)
- Nephrectomy (kidney removal)
- Penis disorders
- Phimosis
- Prostate
- Prostate biopsy
- Prostate cancer
- Prostate MRI
- Prostatectomy (prostate removal)
- Prostatitis
- PSA test
- Second medical opinion
- Sexual dysfunction
- Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
- Short frenulum
- Sperm retrieval
- Testicular biopsy
- Testicular cancer
- Urethral stricture
- Urinary incontinence
- Urinary tract infection
- Urodynamic testing
- Urogenital injuries
- Varicocele
- Vasectomy
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Prostate cancer treatment: how to reduce the side effects of radiotherapy
Radiotherapy in prostate cancer treatment can leave patients with unpleasant side effects, such as an increase in the need to urinate and difficulty in even starting urination. SpaceOAR® Hydrogel can help minimise these side effects of radiotherapy. One of our leading urologists Mr Neil Haldar explains more.
Radical prostatectomy: survival rate
If you may be undergoing a radical prostatectomy soon for prostate cancer you will want to know what the survival rate is as well as information about further treatment after the surgery.We spoke to leading urologist, Mr Neil Haldar to find out more information about the procedure and what to expect.
PSA monitoring after radical prostatectomy
We found out from leading urologist, Mr Neil Haldar, what measures should be taken once a radical prostatectomy is completed.We found out exactly what undetectable PSA after radical prostatectomy is and more information about checking whether there are remaining cancer cells after radical prostatectomy.
Radical prostatectomy: preparation and recovery
Radical prostatectomy require measures prior to the prodcedure. Once you have the surgery, a number of lifestyle changes will need to be made and it can take a while to recover.We recently spoke to leading urologist Mr Neil Haldar to find out more infortmation about what to expect from radical prostatectomy surgery.
Radical prostatectomy: risks and side-effects
A radical prostatectomy can cause a range of side-effects, from standard wound infections to erectile dysfunction. However, there are fortunately a range of treatment options to ensure you’re as fully functioning as possible in the penile area, if you ever need to get this procedure done,Mr Neil Haldar, a leading urologist, spoke with us to let us know what exactly are the risks of a radical prostatectomy, side effects from the surgery and some of the treatment options available.
Nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy
A nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy involves much more than just the removal of the prostate glands. It's an invasive procedure that needs extreme attention to detail for a successful result. Luckily, top urologists such as Mr Neil Haldar are around in order to carry out surgeries such as this one successfully. We recently sat and spoke with him to find out what else is removed besides the prostate glands and some of the different approaches when carrying out a radical prostatectomy.