3 Best Urologists in Darwin

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Dr Stefan Antoniou is a highly skilled urologist based in Darwin, NT. He is passionate about providing his patients with specialized diagnosis, care, support, and advice for their urological health needs. He has expertise in men's urological health, specifically in the areas of incontinence, erectile dysfunction, prostate issues, and pelvic cancer. Dr Antoniou is also proficient in the field of robotic surgery, always striving to offer the best care options to his patients. He practices at Northern Urology, where the team is committed to offering a complete urological service, including state-of-the-art treatment. They are dedicated to ensuring each patient receives the best care and service possible.

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Dr. Philip Smith is a urologist at Northern Urology, where he specializes in treating urological conditions in both men and women, with a particular emphasis on male patients suffering from incontinence, erectile dysfunction, prostate issues, and pelvic cancer. He is dedicated to using the latest research and best practice treatment methods to ensure that all of his patients achieve the best possible outcomes for their ongoing health and well-being. In addition to his work at Northern Urology, Dr. Smith also conducts robotic surgeries once a month at Greenslopes Hospital, and practices at Cairns QLD. Dr Smith has presented at national and international conferences and presented on a range of ground-breaking urological practices.

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Dr. Simon Pridgeon received his initial medical training from the University of Edinburgh. He is an expert in specialist urology and provides comprehensive care to his patients, from diagnosis to treatment and aftercare. Dr. Pridgeon offers both medical treatments and surgical interventions to achieve the best possible outcomes for his patients. He is particularly interested in identifying and treating kidney cancer, which can be highly aggressive and spread rapidly if not treated promptly. Currently, he is associated with James Cook University where he lectures medical students and participates in research. Additionally, he maintains a link with the University of Queensland as an Associate Lecturer.