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A/Prof Eric Chung

Urological Surgeon; A/Prof of Surgery, The University of Queensland, and Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, A/Prof of Surgery, The Macquarie University Hospital, Sydney, Chair of Scientific Committee and Membership Committee for the International Society of Sexual Medicine
Associate Professor Chung is a urological surgeon specialising in andrology, microsurgical, and urological prosthetic surgery.
A/Prof. Chung performs specialized surgical procedures in men and women such as renal stone surgery, urinary reconstructive (urethral reconstruction, urinary slings and artificial sphincter) and penile prosthesis surgery, microscopic vasectomy reversal and varicocele surgery, microscopic sperm retrieval, minimal invasive prostate surgery (laser or urolift), bladder botox and sacral neuromodulation, as well as cancer (prostate and bladder) treatment.
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