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Urinary stones

Urinary stones

Kidney and ureteric stones are a core focus of Mr Charitopoulos’s practice. He provides thorough assessment and modern, minimally invasive treatments—including ureteroscopy, laser lithotripsy, ESWL and percutaneous techniques when required, with the aim of achieving...

Prostate health

Prostate health

Prostate health covers a range of common conditions from benign enlargement (BPH) that causes urinary symptoms to prostate cancer – all are are assessed and managed with clear, risk‑stratified pathways so men can make informed choices about investigation and...

Bladder health

Bladder health

The bladder’s role is to store and expel urine, and good bladder health means being able to do so comfortably without pain, urgency, leakage or recurrent infections. The bladder is a muscular reservoir in the pelvis that stretches to store urine and contracts to empty...

What to bring to your appointment

• GP referral letter (if available)

• Previous scans, blood tests or reports

• A list of current medications

• Insurance membership number and authorisation code (if insured)

What you will get after your consultation

• A detailed medical report emailed within 2–3 working days

• Clear next steps and treatment plan

• Easy access to follow‑up appointments

• Direct communication with the practice’s secretary for any queries