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Woo, Henry

Prof Henry Woo

Urological Surgeon; Professor of Surgery and Discipline of Surgery, Head, Sydney Adventist Hospital Clinical School, University of Sydney; Director, Uro-Oncology, Professor, Robotic Cancer Surgery, Chris O’Brien Lifehouse
Prof Henry Woo is a urological surgeon sub-specialising in Prostate Surgery. He is Professor of Surgery and Discipline of Surgery Head at the Sydney Adventist Hospital Clinical School of the University of Sydney. He is also Director of Uro-Oncology and Professor of Robotic Cancer Surgery at the Chris O’Brien Lifehouse.

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The role of GP in post prostate cancer care

Up-to-date and evidence-based advice to post radical prostatectomy patients- managing their expectations, effective therapies and realistic time-frames for recovery, latest information on androgen deprivation therapy.

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The role of GP in post prostate cancer care

Up-to-date and evidence-based advice to post radical prostatectomy patients- managing their expectations, effective therapies and realistic time-frames for recovery, latest information on androgen deprivation therapy.

By Prof Henry Woo
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Degarelix injections for the treatment of prostate cancer

In this Product Explainer Urologist Prof Henry Woo explains the role of degarelix injections as part of the management of locally advanced or metastatic prostate cancer (3 mins).

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Prostate cancer: Common GP questions

Urological surgeon Professor Henry Woo answers common questions that GPs have about prostatectomy

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