Reconstructive urology
Bringing world-class reconstructive management for patients in South Australia with a wide range of conditions
Dr. Ned Kinnear
Reconstructive urology: an overview
Dr. Kinnear treats a wide range of reconstructive conditions
Seeing a urologist for reconstructive issues with the urinary tract can be scary
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This is a narrowing in the urine tube connecting the bladder to the outside world.
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Abnormal bladder function due to nerve damage from a range of conditions, including diabetes, childbirth, pelvic surgery or radiation, trauma, spinal cord injury or multiple sclerosis.
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Inability to achieve and sustain an erection that is satisfactory
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Leakage of urine
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This is also called a pelvic-ureteric junction obstruction or PUJO. A PUJO is a narrowing where the kidney’s drainage system joints the drain pipe.
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Narrowing of the kidney’s drain pipe or otherwise known as the ureter.
Dr. Kinnear understands that for many patients, having issues with erectile dysfunction, urinary tract strictures and incontinence can be incredibly difficult. Through world-class fellowship training, Dr. Kinnear is skilled with reconstructive surgery techniques to assist you and also help guide you to the right decision for you. Dr. Kinnear also provides warm and approachable consults given the sensitive nature of many of these conditions.