Dr André Naudé is a specialist urologist in Panorama, Cape Town. His practice covers the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the urinary tract and male reproductive system, with a focus on laparoscopic and robotic-assisted surgery.
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Dr Naudé is a urologist based at Panorama Mediclinic in Cape Town. He has a particular focus on minimally invasive surgery, including laparoscopic and robotic-assisted procedures. His practice covers the full scope of urological care for men, women, and children.
Dr Naudé obtained his medical degree from the University of Pretoria in 1994. He completed his Surgical Fellowship, specialising in Urology, in 2002 and opened his independent practice in Panorama in 2006. His focus on laparoscopic and robotic surgery means he can offer patients the advantages of smaller incisions, reduced pain, and a quicker return to daily life. He is also listed as a prostate cancer professional by the Prostate Cancer Foundation of South Africa.
Learn MoreDr Naudé specialises in laparoscopic and robotic-assisted techniques that offer significant advantages over traditional open surgery.
Robotic correction of a urinary obstruction where the blocked section is removed, and the healthy kidney is reconnected to the ureter. The wristed instruments allow for precise suturing during reconstruction, which is critical to a successful outcome.
Read MoreRobotic removal of a kidney or part of a kidney, typically for kidney cancer. Where possible, a partial nephrectomy is performed to spare healthy kidney tissue. The robotic system offers shorter ischaemic time and greater precision during tumour removal.
Read MoreRemoval of the prostate gland for early-stage prostate cancer. The laparoscopic or robotic-assisted approach typically results in less blood loss, earlier catheter removal, and a quicker return to work and daily activity.
Read MoreRemoval of a full or partial kidney through small flank incisions. Non-functioning kidneys and kidneys with tumours can be treated this way. The kidney is retrieved through a small lower abdominal incision.
Read MoreSurgery for congenital pelvi-ureteral junction obstruction, where a narrowing in the upper ureter blocks normal urine flow. The narrowed section is excised, and the healthy ureter is sutured back to the kidney's collecting system.
Read MoreLaparoscopic drainage for kidney cysts that cause pain, infection, or urinary obstruction and have not responded to needle drainage. Part of the cyst wall is removed to prevent the cyst from refilling.
Read MoreLaparoscopic removal of ureteral stones that are too large or too firmly lodged to be removed endoscopically. The stone is accessed and extracted through small flank incisions.
Read MoreDiagnostic and therapeutic laparoscopy to locate and reposition an undescended testis into the scrotum. This may be performed in one or two stages, depending on the individual case.
Read MoreSurgical removal of the foreskin is performed for medical, religious, or personal reasons. Available for adults under local or general anaesthesia, and for children under general anaesthesia.
Read MoreA minor procedure for permanent male contraception. The vas deferens is cut or sealed to prevent sperm from reaching the ejaculate. Performed under local anaesthesia with a short recovery period.
Read MoreAssessment and treatment of kidney and ureteral stones. Options range from conservative management to endoscopic removal, shock wave lithotripsy, or laparoscopic surgery, depending on the size and location of the stone.
Read MoreSurgical treatment for urinary incontinence is considered when conservative approaches have not provided relief. A thorough assessment, including urodynamic testing where needed, is carried out before recommending a treatment plan.
Read MoreUrological evaluation of male fertility, including history, physical examination, semen analysis, and hormone testing. Dr Naudé will explain findings clearly and discuss available options.
Read MoreDiagnosis and management of prostate conditions, including benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), prostatitis, and prostate cancer. Treatment options range from medication and surveillance to laparoscopic and robotic-assisted surgery.
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