About the Centre

Prostate Cancer Centre

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Consultant Urologist

Robotic Prostatectomy Cancer Centre

At our robotic prostatectomy centre, we believe in the power of teamwork to provide exceptional care for patients battling prostate cancer. Our highly skilled and compassionate team of experts is dedicated to delivering the best outcomes for our patients. We understand the challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis, and our collaborative approach ensures that you receive the finest care throughout your journey to recovery.

Prostate Cancer Patients

At our robotic prostatectomy center, patients are at the heart of everything we do. We understand that facing prostate cancer surgery can be overwhelming, and we are committed to making the process as smooth as possible for you. Our team emphasises open communication, actively involving you in your treatment decisions, and addressing any concerns you may have along the way. Your comfort, well-being, and successful recovery are our top priorities.

Articles

Articles for all stages of recovery

Read blogs which can help you along the process of Prostate Cancer. Whether you are in the early stages or recovering from surgery.
Localised Prostate Cancer
Advanced Prostate Cancer
Living with Prostate Cancer
Abstract concept of a silver ribbon for prostate cancer. There is a clock in the background representing long term survival from localised prostate cancer. There is a bright light from the very back as a sign of hope and that if a patient choses active surviellance for prostate cancer is a viable option.

What is Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer?

Jun 9, 2024
A middle aged man, holding a leaflet about brachytherapy treatment option for prostate cancer. The man is smiling and positive as the prognosis from localised prostate cancer is good.

Permanent Seed Brachytherapy for Prostate Cancer: A Quick Guide

Jun 9, 2024
A very modern style fact guide on which resta pair of black glasses and magnifying lens. This shows the importance about prostate cancer patient empowerment.

Understanding External Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer: A down to the point fact guide

Jun 9, 2024
Modern operating robotic theatre, with the robotic surgeon and the surgical team scrubbed for a robotic prostatectomy.

What is Prostate Cancer Surgery?

Jun 9, 2024
A box of Relugolix to slow advanced prostate cancer next to a glass of water on a kitchen table

No more needles! Relugolix is a new take at home oral treatment to slow advanced prostate cancer

Jul 24, 2024
A peaceful scene of an old male with a big beard (this is to represent Movember foundation), holding a leafleft attentively reading. There is a cup of tea on a coffee table next to him with a box of medication for his advanced prostate cancer.

Understanding Enzalutamide and How Does It Work?

Jun 9, 2024
A young male doctor with his hand behind his backlooking at a crossroad each symbolises a different treatment option for prostate cancer that is not responding.

Treatment Options When Prostate Cancer Stops Responding to Hormone Therapy

Jun 9, 2024
A prostate cancer middle aged man in a waiting room with a door on the background with the word radiotherapy.

Radiotherapy for Advanced Prostate Cancer: How It Works and What to Expect

Jun 9, 2024
An old black male, dressed in white clothes, with his hands cusped on his tummy in pain. There is a toilet in the background. This is to show the bowel problems associated with radiotherapy treatment for prostate cancer.

Coping with Bowel Problems After Prostate Cancer Radiotherapy

Jun 9, 2024
A middle aged white male dressed in a blue shirt, he is with his eyes closed, resting both elbows on the tbale where there are papers and a laptop. There are reading glasses on top of the papers. The man is looking exhausted. This is to represent fatigue from prostate cancer treatment.

Understanding and Managing Fatigue in Prostate Cancer Patients

Jun 9, 2024
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The Importance of Diet and Physical Activity for Prostate Cancer Patients

Jun 9, 2024
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How Does Prostate Cancer Affect My Sex Life?

Jun 9, 2024
Stage 1
Screening and Diagnosis

Understanding Prostate Cancer:The Role of Genetics. Am I at risk?

May 26, 2024

Prostate Cancer Risks in Black Men: A Professional Insight

Apr 28, 2024

MRI Prostate and Role in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

Dec 19, 2023

Should you get a PSA test?

Jun 18, 2023

What causes prostate cancer

Mar 12, 2023

What is the best way to biopsy the prostate gland?

Jan 15, 2023

How to prevent prostate cancer

Jan 13, 2023
Stage 2
Localised Prostate Cancer
Stage 3
Advanced Prostate Cancer

No more needles! Relugolix is a new take at home oral treatment to slow advanced prostate cancer

Jul 24, 2024

Understanding Enzalutamide and How Does It Work?

Jun 9, 2024

Treatment Options When Prostate Cancer Stops Responding to Hormone Therapy

Jun 9, 2024

Radiotherapy for Advanced Prostate Cancer: How It Works and What to Expect

Jun 9, 2024
Stage 4
Living with Prostate Cancer

Coping with Bowel Problems After Prostate Cancer Radiotherapy

Jun 9, 2024

Understanding and Managing Fatigue in Prostate Cancer Patients

Jun 9, 2024

The Importance of Diet and Physical Activity for Prostate Cancer Patients

Jun 9, 2024

How Does Prostate Cancer Affect My Sex Life?

Jun 9, 2024
Prostate Cancer Surgery Video

What does the surgery involve?

Check out this great video about prostate cancer removal (robotic prostatectomy)
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The Team

Meet our Team

Meet our exceptional, highly skilled team dedicated to your care, where your well-being and recovery are the central focus of everything we do.
Edward Calleja

Mr Edward Calleja, is a distinguished Consultant Urological Surgeon, renowned for his expertise in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, as well as effectively addressing bothersome urinary symptoms due to enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH). With a commitment to excellence and compassionate care, Mr. Calleja stands at the forefront of urological medicine.  With a deep understanding of the challenges patients face, Mr. Calleja places great importance on patient education, empowering them to make informed decisions about their health.

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Abdoulai Samateh

Mr Samateh's  knowledge and theatre expertise of over 20 years complement my surgical team, allowing for seamless coordination during procedures and ensuring comprehensive patient care from pre-operation to recovery. I have mentored Mr Samateh during his second masters  This collaborative approach is a key factor in achieving exceptional results and providing the best possible experience for our patients.

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Gabby Sullivan

Gabby is an invaluable member of our team. With her expertise in optimising patient before and after surgery. Emily plays a vital role in designing personalized recovery plans for each patient. By implementing evidence-based practices and working closely with our surgical team, Emily ensures that patients experience a smooth and accelerated recovery, ultimately leading to a faster return to their daily lives.

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Nicky Milton

Nicky is committed to providing ongoing support and care to our patients before and after their prostate cancer surgery. With a wealth of knowledge and experience, she guides patients through the recovery process, addressing any concerns and promoting a healthy and fulfilling life. She is a beacon of hope for patients, providing encouragement and resources to help them navigate life as survivors.

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