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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / February 2004PVP in LONDON
someone has been in LISTER HOSPITAL for PVP? Can he talks me about it? > someone has been in LISTER HOSPITAL for PVP? > Can he talks me about it? > > Yup had PVP done by Gordon Muir via Lister Hospital last July You will go a long way to find a nicer and better urologist and certainly PVP is the answer to BPH I had rejected a TURP 6 months previous and an arrogant SOB of a Uro ......along with a 2nd uro who whilst being very pleasant i did not feel had the skills to do a good TURP op Unless its changed you will see Gordon Muir at his consulting rooms in Lister Hospital but the op will be done in the Day Surgury Unit at Kings College Hospital on a Sat AM You need to be at hospital for 7.30AM theres plenty of free parking in the adjacent road and you will leave the hospital around 1pm ........you must take someone with you to drive you home though Derry Argue on this board also had PVP done on the NHS at Kings via Gordon Muir in Dec 2003 Have faith it will be the best darn thing you can do see also www.london-urology.co.uk > Derry Argue on this board also had PVP done on the NHS at > Kings via Gordon Muir in Dec 2003 I cannot recommend Gordon Muir and his clinic highly enough. If you are scheduled for a PVP, it may be Muir or it may be one of his team who do the operation, but either way you need have no worries. Derry derry i haven't understood if you were satisfied or not can vou explain the results? marc > > Derry Argue on this board also had PVP done on the NHS at > > Kings via Gordon Muir in Dec 2003 [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Derry > derry > i haven't understood if you were satisfied or not [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > > > Derry er pardon !!!!!!!!!!!suggest you reread the messages Both I and Derry recomend Gordon Muir above all other uros we have had any contact with Cant speak highly enough about him and his lovely attitude to patients ok thanks for answer but can you talk about results before and after PVP? > > derry > > i haven't understood if you were satisfied or not [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > contact with > Cant speak highly enough about him and his lovely attitude to patients Before the PVP i had pretty much a dribble in fact things were so bad that i could not even do a flow test on one occasion So at 7 am on op day it was a slow stop start dribble of a flow yet at 11am after coming round from the anaesthetic I could put a fire out !!!and it remains just as good 7 months down the line even better now the retro has reversed itself Boy am I glad i refused point blank to undergo a traditional TURP with an arrogant b*****d of a uro > ok thanks for answer > but can you talk about results before and after PVP? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > contact with > > Cant speak highly enough about him and his lovely attitude to patients Nambucca, Did you go private or NHS. What were your symptoms? Magna > Nambucca, > > Did you go private or NHS. What were your symptoms? > > Magna Because I had BUPA I went private but it was done in the self same day surgury unit at Kings thats used for NHS patients and by Gordon Muir who also does NHS patients |
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