Professor Jonathan R A Duckett: Obstetrics and gynaecology

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Professor Jonathan R A Duckett

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About me

I have a busy gynaecological practice and see over 800 new referrals each year. I perform approx 250 prolapse procedures and 100 operations for stress incontinence annually. I perform 2 or more hysterectomies most weeks for a variety of conditions such as heavy and/or painful periods or prolapse. I offer traditional surgery for stress incontinence as well as non mesh procedures such as periurethral injections, autologous fascial slings and colposuspension. I offer treatments for overactive bladder such as posterior tibial nerve stimulation and intravesical botox therapy. I hold a national clinical excellence award for my work in research. My NHS unit is accredited by the British Society of Urogynaecology. I hold a Professorial appointment at the University of Kent. I am currently Chair of the British Society of Urogynaecology and provide advice to the NHS.

Areas of interest

Urogynaecology; urinary incontinence; prolapse; heavy periods; painful periods; urodynamics; menorrhagia; vaginal wall prolapse; uterine prolapse; TVT; vaginal hysterectomy; recurrent prolapse; overactive bladder; vaginal repair; treating mesh complications: colposuspension: autologous fascial sling; periurethral injection; intravesical botox: PTNS

Medical secretaries

Dawn Hancock
Medway Hospital Windmill Road GILLINGHAM ME7 5NY
07834 274056
07834 274056
01634 825155
dawn.handcock1@nhs.net

Anaesthetists worked with

Dr Pavol Palcovic Fee Assured
Dr Rupinder Kaur Fee Assured
Dr Priya Krishnan Fee Assured
Dr Kryspin Stepien Fee Assured

Dr Raju Kalidindi Fee Assured
Dr Robert Tonko Fee Assured
Dr Sami Alawad Fee Assured
Dr Beata Misztal Fee Assured

About me

External resources

website

Current NHS consultant posts held

Medway NHS Foundation trust

Research interests

I have over 80 publications including the following areas:-

Surgical treatment of stress incontinence
The aetiology of detrusor overactivity/overactive bladder
Conservative treatments for bladder conditions
Pelvic floor muscle
Drug research
Cost effectiveness

Personal interests

I am married with 2 children.
I love skiing, walking and running when I am not working

Awards received

National clinical excellence award

Publications

Third-line treatment for overactive bladder: should mirabegron be tried before Intravesical Botulinum Toxin A therapy?

Three year results from a randomised trial of a retropubic mid-urethral sling versus the Miniarc single incision sling for stress urinary incontinence.

Does self motivation improve success rates of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training (PFMT) in women with urinary incontinence in a secondary care setting?

Urethral dilatation: Is there any benefit over cystoscopy and distension? A randomized trial in women with overactive bladder symptoms.

Urgency resolution following prolapse repair: is voiding important?

What is the relationship between free flow and pressure flow studies in women?

Short-term complications after vaginal surgery: do suture characteristics influence morbidity.

To what extent are national guidelines for the management of urinary incontinence in women adhered to? Data from a national audit.

How do urogynaecologists treat failed suburethral slings? Experience from the British society of urogynaecology database and literature review.
A qualitative study of women’s preferences for the treatment for the treatment of pelvic floor disorders.

Short-term morbidity following vaginal prolapse surgery: What the surgeon does not see.

Uterus conserving surgery – what is the chance of missing a malignancy?

TVT vs TOT for mixed incontinence a case controlled series.

A randomised trial of the Miniarc suburethral sling vs the tension free vaginal tape for the treatment of urodynamic stress incontinence.

The effect of urethral dilatation on pressure flow studies in women with voiding dysfunction and overactive bladder.

Clinicians’ views on the NICE guideline of female urinary incontinence .

Barriers to seeking treatment for women with persistent or recurrent symptoms in Urogynaecology.

Effect of prolapse repair on voiding and the relationship to overactive bladder and detrusor overactivity.

The value of cystoscopy and bladder biopsy taken at the time of tension-free vaginal tape insertion.

Predicting early voiding dysfunction after TVT.

Duloxetine treatment for women awaiting continence surgery.

Tension free vaginal tape in women with a urodynamic diagnosis of idiopathic detrusor overactivity and stress incontinence.

Review articles
Pain after suburethral sling insertion for stress incontinence. IUJ 2013; 24: 195-201.

Courses offered to GPs

I am a regular speaker at conferences organised by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London on urogynaecology.

My qualifications & training

My private practice

Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)

Procedures completed

M4712
Bladder instillation of pharmacologic agent (including cystoscopy) - (5-50)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (5-50)
Q1800
Hysteroscopy (including biopsy, dilatation, +/- cauterisation, curettage and resection of polyp(s) +/- Mirena coil insertion) - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
P2310
Anterior +/- posterior colporrhaphy (including primary repair of enterocele) (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
M5630
Therapeutic injection into bladder neck for treatment of stress incontinence (peri-urethral bulking agents) (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
M4514
Endoscopic examination of bladder (rigid cystoscopy) including any biopsy - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
Q3800
Laparoscopy and therapeutic procedures (including laser, diathermy and destruction e.g. endometriosis, adhesiolysis, tubal and ovarian surgery, +/-ureterolysis) - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
Q3900
Laparoscopy (including e.g. puncture of ovarian cysts, +/- biopsy, minor endometriosis, +/-ureterolysis) - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
S5210
Injection into subcutaneous tissue/painful trigger point under local anaesthetic - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
Q2230
Laparoscopic oophorectomy and salpingectomy, +/- biopsy eg. omentum, peritoneum, lymph node (as sole procedure) - bilateral - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
P2380
Anterior (+/- posterior) colporrhaphy with vaginal hysterectomy (including primary repair of enterocele and cystoscopy) - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
Q0740
Total abdominal hysterectomy (+/- oophorectomy) +/- ureterolysis - (1-5)

Spire Alexandra Hospital (1-5)
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