Mr

Rateb Samman

Urologist

Chelmsford

MD

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Clinical Interests:Uro-oncologyEndo-urology Female urology

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Rateb Samman

Urology

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Mr Samman graduated in 1981. His higher surgical training including general surgery, urology and paediatric urology was undertaken at The Institute of Urology in London, Manchester and Liverpool Hospitals. Mr Samman obtained a FRCS in urology and general surgery, European board in urology (EBU), and Diploma in Urology and MSc during his attachment at The Institute of Urology and UCL. Mr Samman is a Consultant at The Princess Alexandra Hospital, Harlow, Herts & Essex Hospital and St. Margaret’s Hospital in Epping, where he provides a comprehensive urological service. Mr Rateb Samman is a Consultant Urologist at Rivers Hospital specialising in uro-oncology, endo-urology and female urology (including Video Urodynamic) In addition to his urological practice Rateb Samman has a particular expertise in Laparoscopic surgery, bladder dysfunction and urodynamic both traditional and video.

Laparoscopic surgery, prostate, kidney, bladder and testicular cancer; Kidney stones, ureteric stone and bladder stone, laser treatment. Urine infections and cystitis; Infertility, vasectomy and vasectomy reversal reversals; Erectile dysfunction, circumcision, frenuloplasty, peyronie's disease and penile straightening procedure; Benign prostatic enlargement treatment including laser treatment urolift TURP; bladder urinary symptoms and Incontinence including high quality video urodynamic study. All urological cancer (kidney cancer, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, testicular cancer and penile cancer)

Laparoscopic surgery, prostate, kidney, bladder and testicular cancer. Kidney stones and laser treatment. Urinary tract infections and cystitis. Infertility and vasectomy reversals. Erectile dysfunction. Benign prostatic hypertrophy including laser treatment, bladder problem and Incontinence including high quality video urodynamic study. Urological Cancer

Prostate and renal cancer