We believe that co-ordinated multidisciplinary care is essential for optimal outcomes in patients with rare male genital cancers. Our service includes healthcare specialists who manage all aspects of your care. You can find their contact details below.
Surgeons are doctors who carry out operations. They examine patients, plan the best type of surgery, and perform procedures.
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Michelle Rose michelle.rose@nhs.net |
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Susan Burke Susan.burke10@nhs.net |
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Susan Burke Susan.burke10@nhs.net Lauren Walker Lauren.walker30@nhs.net (for Wirral University Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust) Stephanie Sharpe Stephanie.Sharpe4@nhs.net (for HCA Private patients) |
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Mr Panogiotis Christopoulos |
Nicola Carter Nicola.carter36@nhs.net |
Plastic surgeons may be involved if reconstruction is needed after cancer surgery.
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Mr Titus Grecu (Reconstruction) |
Gail Willcock gail.willcock@nhs.net |
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Mr Damir Kosutic (Lymphoedema services) |
Linda Stewart linda.stewart9@nhs.net |
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Mr Demeesh Oudit (Lymphoedema services) |
Linda Stewart linda.stewart9@nhs.net |
Clinical oncologists are cancer doctors who treat cancer using treatments other than surgery. This can include radiotherapy and sometimes chemotherapy.
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Dr Anna Tran |
Aine Healy aine.healy2@nhs.net |
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Dr Andrew Hudson |
Claire Brookes claire.brookes8@nhs.net |
An advanced practitioner is a highly trained health professional who works closely with doctors and nurses. They assess patients, arrange tests, explain treatment plans, and provide ongoing care.
| Advanced practitioner | Secretary/Contact details |
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Katie Burtt |
Nicola Carter Nicola.carter36@nhs.net |
A clinical nurse specialist, often called a CNS, is a senior nurse. They support patients from diagnosis through treatment and follow-up care.
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Ellis Owen |
0161 918 7000 |
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Sharon Capper |
0161 446 3856 |
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Jane Booker |
0161 446 8018 |
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Amy Richards (WUTH patients only) |
0151 604 7477 (option 4) |
A radiologist is a doctor who specialises in medical imaging. They look at scans such as ultrasound, CT, and MRI to help diagnose penile cancer and to see whether it has spread.
- Dr Pavan Najran
- Prof Jon Bell
A histopathologist is a doctor who examines tissue samples to find out whether cancer is present and what type it is.
- Dr Pedro Oliveira
- Dr Rola Salama
The multidisciplinary team coordinator organises the meetings where all the specialists discuss patient care. They make sure test results, clinic letters, and treatment plans are available to the team.
- Joanna Jackson
- Psycho-oncologists are mental health professionals who specialise in supporting people affected by cancer. They help patients cope with the emotional and psychological impact of cancer and its treatment.
- The supportive oncology service helps people with cancer manage symptoms such as pain, nausea, fatigue and anxiety, and supports overall wellbeing.
- The chronic pain service helps people living with long-term pain get better control of their symptoms and improve daily functioning.
- The Enhanced Recovery After Surgery team help patients recover as quickly and safely as possible following cancer surgery.