3 Best Urologists in Darwin

“Dr Stefan Antoniou is enthusiastic about offering specialist urological diagnosis, care, support and advice to his patients. He completed his bachelor's degree at the University of Melbourne, and he is a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. He specialises in men's urological health, specifically in the areas of incontinence, erectile dysfunction, prostate issues and pelvic cancer. He is expertly trained and experienced in the field of robotic surgery. Dr Stefan Antoniou provides treatment solutions to provide the best patient outcomes. He also practices at Northern Urology. Northern Urology offers a complete urological service that includes state-of-the-art treatment. They are dedicated to ensuring that every patient receives the service and care.”

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“Dr Philip Smith is practices at Northern Urology. He obtained his bachelor's degree at the University of Queensland, and he is a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. He has presented at national and international conferences and presented on a range of ground-breaking urological practices. Dr Philip Smith is dedicated to using the latest research and best practice treatment methods to ensure all of his patients achieve the best outcomes for their ongoing health and well-being. He specialises in the areas of incontinence, erectile dysfunction, prostate issues and pelvic cancer in male patients. He treats all urological conditions in both men and women. Dr Philip Smith also conducts robotic surgeries at Greenslopes Hospital each and every month. He also practices at Cairns QLD.”

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“Dr Simon Pridgeon completed his initial medical training at the University of Edinburgh. He is a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. He is linked with the University of Queensland as an associate lecturer. He covers all aspects of specialist urology practice, including patient identification, treatment and aftercare. Dr Simon Pridgeon provides medical treatments and surgical interventions as required to achieve the best patient outcomes. His special interest is in the identification and treatment of kidney cancer, which is highly virulent and can spread quickly if not identified and treated expeditiously. Dr Simon Pridgeon is associated with James Cook University, where he takes a keen interest in lecturing medical students and participating in research.”

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