Since 2002, Mr Laniado has been a consultant in London and the Thames Valley. He specialises in diagnosing and treating patients with prostate enlargement and cancer, and urinary incontinence in women. He specialises in rapid diagnostic techniques and minimally invasive treatments including robotic nerve-sparing prostatectomy, template mapping biopsies of the prostate, and single incision tapes for incontinence. He has trained in medical school and university hospitals in the UK and the USA.
These are recent patient reported experences on men after nerve-sparing da Vinci Prostatectomy with rapid return to continence and erections where the cancer allowed it.
da Vinci stories
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Mr Laniado performs about 1 or 2 da Vinci Prostatectomies per week and has performed about 100 robotic prostatectomies since beginning in 2008. Before that, he trained in 60 laparoscopic prostatectomies followed by performing another 40 laparoscopic prostatectomies and multiple open prostatectomies when in training.
For men in their 50's or less with low risk disease, they rapidly become dry either within a few days or weeks. After 6 months have passed, men may leak a tiny amount once or less a week causing either no or almost no interference in their daily life. Pad useage is either none or one per day. For men in approarching 70, it takes longer to become dry and there is greater pad use.
Return of erections depends on the prior quality of erections, but for men in their 50s or less having nerve-sparing prostatectomy, erections have returned in 75% or more. Drugs like Cialis, Viagra or Levitra may be rerequired.
Mr Laniado’s time is dedicated almost completely to the clinical needs of his patients. He is actively involved in the training of other consultants and trainees in laparoscopic surgery on the kidney (nephrectomy, pyeloplasty) and prostate (da Vinci Prostatectomy). He sees patients at the Wellington Hospital in London, BMI Fitzroy Square, Spire Thames Valley and the BMI Princess Margaret Hospital In addition to practising urology at Heatherwood and Wexham Park, . Mr Laniado’s clinical responsibilities include research and audit in the techniques we are developing.
With strong belief in continuous medical education and development, Mr Laniado not only teaches, but attend international courses and meetings to increase his knowledge, refine and introduce new techniques that are likely to be to the benefit of patients.
MB MS BSc(Hons) MD FEBU FRCS(Urol)
Curriculum Vitae
Hospitals
NHS Hospitals
- Heatherwood Wexham Park Hospitals NHS Trust
Private Hospitals
- The BMI Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor, Berkshire and Fitzroy Square London
- The Wellington Hospital, London
- Spire Thames Valley
- The Bridge Clinic, Maidenhead
Medical Training
Degrees
- Fellow of the European Board of Urology, 2002
- MD (Prostate Cancer Research) 2001
- Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons (Urology) 2000
- MB BS Guy's Hospital Medical School 1989
- BSc (Hons) Physiology 1986
Awards
- Gilbert Bursary 2003
- British Urological Foundation Fellowship 2003
- Silver Medal in Basic Surgical Sciences of FRCS, 1990
- Queen Charlottes and Hammersmith Special Health Authority Research Award 1992
Urological Training
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Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Visiting Fellowship)
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2002
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Royal Free Hospital
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2002
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Charing Cross Hospital
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2001
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St Mary's Hospital
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2000
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Hammersmith Hospitals (Royal Postgraduate Medical School)
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1999
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Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospital
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1998
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Ashford Hospital
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1997
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Research
- Research Fellow at Imperial College 1993-1996
- MD in Prostate Cancer Research
Courses
New York Academy of Medicine, Prostate cancer Symptosium 2011
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BAUS Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
Manchester, England
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2006
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Advanced Laparoscopy Urological Surgery
Elancourt, France
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2006
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Microsurgery and Vasectomy Reversal Course
Northwick Hospital
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2005
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High Intensity Focused Ultrasound Course
Royal College of Surgeons of England
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2005
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BAUS Laparoscopy Radical Prostatectomy Course
Leipzig, Germany
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2005
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BAUS Ultrasound for urologists course
Chichester University
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2005
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Anterior and Posterior Vaginal Prolapse Course
Wexham Park Hospital
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2005
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Cryotherapy for Prostate Cancer
Leipzig, Germany
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2004
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BAUS Advanced Laparoscopy Course
Leipzig, Germany
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2004
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American Urological Association: advanced oncological laparoscopy, organ ablation laparoscopy, anatomic radical prostatectomy
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2003
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Retroperitoneal Nephrectomy/Pyeloplasty Wet lab course
Basingstoke England/Aarhus Denmark
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2003
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American Urological Association Courses: basic laparoscopy, organ ablation laparoscopy, anatomic radical prostatectomy, advanced brachytherapy of the prostate
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2002
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Clinical Governance through Effective Management
Royal Free Hospital, London
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2002
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BAUS ‘Wet Lab’ Laparoscopy Course
Hamburg
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2001
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BAUS Basic Laparoscopy Course
Edinburgh
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2000
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RCS Basic Laparoscopy
Lincolns Inn London
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2000
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BAUS Oncology Group (Renal Neoplasms)
Oxford
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1999
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British Prostate Group
Oxford
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1999
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Management of Spinal Injuries
Sheffield
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1998
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Scientific Basis of Urology
Guy’s Hospital
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1998
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International Symposium on the Basic Science of Prostate Cancer
British Prostate Group
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1995
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Interdisciplinary Management of Erectile Dysfunction
Royal Society of Medicine
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1995
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BAUS course on nephrology and kidney transplantation
BAUS
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1994
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Medical Statistics
Royal Postgraduate Medical School
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1994
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ATLS Provider Course
St Mary’s Hospital Medical School
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1993
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Part 2 FRCS Course
Royal Postgraduate Medical School
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1993
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Basic Surgical Skills
Royal College of Surgeons of England
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1992
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Professor Slome’s Course In Basic Surgical Sciences
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1990
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Basic Surgical Training
St Mary’s Hospital Surgical Rotation
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1991-1993
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House Jobs
Guy's Hospital
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1990
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Medical School
Guy's Hospital Medical School (UMDS)
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