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Mr Neil Haldar

Urology

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Urological malignancy

About me

Mr Neil Haldar, MBBS (Lon), FRCS (Eng), FRCS (UROL), MD (University of London), graduated from King’s College School of Medicine in 1992 and was a demonstrator in anatomy at Guy’s Hospital, London before joining the Oxford Junior Surgical training scheme.

In 1997 he was awarded the Allinson Foundation Research Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons and undertook a Master’s degree at the Nuffield Dept of Surgery in Oxford. Mr Haldar then went on to complete his higher surgical urology training in Oxford following which he undertook further visiting fellowships to the Cleveland Clinic, Ohio and Nantes, France to develop his specialist interest in laparoscopic urology.

In 2005 he was appointed as Clinical Lead in laparoscopic urology to Buckinghamshire NHS Trust. As one of the nominated pelvic cancer surgeons for the Thames Valley Cancer Network he carries out nerve-sparing laparoscopic radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer and radical cystectomy with bladder reconstruction for bladder cancer with excellent continence rates in both procedures. He works closely with a multidisciplinary team that in addition to surgery also offers radical radiotherapy, brachytherapy and chemotherapy.

In 2008 Mr Haldar became one of the first surgeons in the UK to perform single incision transperitoneal and extraperitoneal laparoscopic nephrectomy and pyeloplasty. He has published widely on all aspects of urology and his current main area of research is Enhanced Recovery Surgery.

Areas of interest

• Kidney (renal) cancer • Kidney stones • Prostate disease including prostate cancer • Investigation of blood in the urine • Bladder cancer • Testicular cancer • Scrotal surgery and vasectomy • Circumcision • Urinary tract infections • Erectile dysfunction • Minimal access / invasive surgery • Laparoscopic procedures ('keyhole surgery')

Medical secretaries

Sue Nash (APPOINTMENTS CONTACT CHILTERN HOSPITAL)
01494 764902
urologyadmin@googlemail.com

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Current NHS consultant posts held

Consultant Urological Surgeon and lead in laparoscopic urology at Buckinghamshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Research interests

Completed an MD Thesis, Department of Surgery, Oxford. Currently exploring the physiological and psychological stress associated with surgery, reducing complications, the length of hospitalization and associated costs. Using a multidisciplinary team approach we have reduced our post-operative hospital stay following radical cystectomy from a national average of 21 days down to an average of 8 days. This work has been published and presented at a number of national conferences.

Personal interests

Specialist interest in laparoscopic urology working within strong clinical networks aimed at providing the highest standards of quality of care. Have undertaken management responsibilities including the Oxford Postgraduate School of Surgery, The Royal Society of Medicine urology section, the Chiltern Hospital medical advisory committee, Thames Valley Cancer Network. Clinical editor for the Royal Society of Medicine quarterly CML-urology and advisor for the National Library for Health

Awards received

Association of Surgeons of GB and Ireland – short list for Moynihan prize
Royal College of Surgeon’s/Allinson Foundation Research Fellowship
Royal Society of Medicine/GlaxoSmithKline trainee of the year award
BJUI/SIU Overseas Clinical Research award
BAUS/ UROLINK travel award
BAUS Young consultant travel award

Publications

CT Urogram For Haematuria - Unearthing Other Diagnoses: A Study Of 801 Patients European

‘Good is not good enough’ – The story of Karl from Tuttlingen

The impact of the two-week wait rule on the diagnosis and management of bladder cancer in a single UK

Urosepsis and bacteraemia caused by antibiotic-resistant organisms after transrectal ultrasonography-guided prostate biopsy.

Rapid recovery surgery: the role of early enteral feeding to improve surgical outcome following radical cystectomy for invasive bladder cancer.

Oxygen free radical scavenger enzyme polymorphisms in systemic sclerosis.

Polymorphisms in tumour necrosis factor (TNF) are associated with risk of bladder cancer and grade of tumour at presentation.

The impact of endothelial nitric oxide synthase polymorphisms on long-term renal allograft outcome.

A functional polymorphism of the stromelysin gene (MMP-3) influences susceptibility to primary sclerosing cholangitis.

Donor cytokine genotype influences the development of acute rejection after renal transplantation.

The impact of recipient cytokine genotype on acute rejection after renal transplantation.

A variant within the DNA repair gene XRCC3 is associated with the development of melanoma skin cancer.

Glutathione S-transferase polymorphisms and skin cancer after renal transplantation.

Association between polymorphisms in dopamine metabolic enzymes and tobacco consumption in smokers.

How reliable is a vasectomy? Long-term follow-up of vasectomised men.

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Procedures completed

M4510
Diagnostic endoscopic examination of bladder (flexible cystoscopy) including any biopsy - (5-50)

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (5-50) BMI The Shelburne Hospital (1-5)
M6530
Endoscopic resection of prostate (TUR) (including cystoscopy) - (5-50)

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (1-5)
N3030
Circumcision - (5-50)

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (1-5)
M2730
Ureteroscopic extraction of calculus of ureter (including cystoscopy and insertion/removal of stent) - (1-5)

BMI The Shelburne Hospital (1-5)
M6180
Radical prostatectomy, reconstruction of bladder neck (including bilateral pelvic lymphadenectomy) (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)
M2930
Removal of prosthesis from ureter (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (1-5)
M7700
Diagnostic endoscopic examination of urethra (as sole procedure) (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)
M3000
Endoscopic examination of ureter (+/- cystoscopy and insertion/removal of stent) - (1-5)

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

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (1-5)
M2920
Endoscopic insertion/removal of prosthesis into ureter (including bilateral and cystoscopy, +/- pyelography) - (1-5)

BMI The Shelburne Hospital (1-5)
M4410
Litholapaxy (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)
M4514
Endoscopic examination of bladder (rigid cystoscopy) including any biopsy - (1-5)
M6620
Endoscopic incision of outlet of male bladder (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)
M0680
Drainage of pyonephrosis - (1-5)

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (1-5)
M3400
Open total cystectomy (with construction of intestinal conduit or bladder) - (1-5)
S0633
Excision of lesion of skin or subcutaneous tissue - up to three, Trunk & Limbs (excluding lipoma) - (1-5)

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (1-5)
M0280
Laparoscopic nephrectomy - (1-5)

BMI The Shelburne Hospital (1-5)
N2842
Frenuloplasty of penis - (1-5)
N1100
Correction of hydrocele(s) - unilateral - (1-5)
N0680
Orchidectomy and excision of spermatic cord (+/- insertion of prosthesis) - (1-5)
M4230
Endoscopic destruction of lesion of bladder (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)
M4210
Endoscopic resection of lesion of bladder (including cystoscopy) - (1-5)
M0380
Laparoscopic upper or lower pole heminephrectomy - (1-5)
M1400
Extracorporeal fragmentation of calculus of kidney (lithotripsy) - single treatment - (1-5)

BMI The Chiltern Hospital (1-5)
N1580
Excision of epididymal cyst - (1-5)
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