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Mr. Anson specializes in all aspects of urology, including urinary stone disease, ureteric obstruction, blood in the urine, ureteric colic, urinary infections, sepsis, and benign prostatic diseases.
Mr Ken Anson, Consultant Urological Surgeon, currently works within St George's University Hospital in London, as well as several private practices in London. He is highly experienced in all aspects of urology including urinary stone disease, ureteric obstruction, blood in the urine, ureteric colic, urinary infections, sepsis, and benign prostatic diseases. He performs many procedures in his working day including ureteroscopy, kidney stone removal, laser fragmentation of ureteric stones, PCNL, bladder stone destruction, and ESWL on regular occasions.
Mr Anson is well-known for urological skills, being a leading specialist in most urological conditions. He is especially known for his expertise in urinary stone disease. Due to his expertise, he is regularly invited to speak at conferences around the world as an Endourology expert. He has also had a significant publication history, focusing primarily on urinary stone disease, one of the first published trials of his (the SUSPEND study) has helped change treatment practices worldwide. He also regularly teaches, lecturing students on urinary stone disease and the use of technology to improve patient outcomes. He also holds the position of Examiner and Assessor for the Intercollegiate Urology Examination and has been appointed the Royal College of Surgeons' representative for the Intercollegiate Examination Board of Urology.
Mr Anson also holds several positions within professional organisations including Divisional Chairman for St George's hospital (former), Secretary and Chairman of the British Association of Urological Surgeons for their Section of Endourology, and Treasurer and a Trustee of the British Journal of Urology International charity. He has been a trustee for the British Association of Urology for 5 years now.
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