Ned J. Kinnear is a urologist based at St. Vincent's Hospital Melbourne in Melbourne, VIC, Australia.
He looks after people with a range of bladder, kidney, and prostate problems. That can include things like urinary tract infections, blocked flow from hydronephrosis, and bladder issues such as bladder cancer. He also helps with prostate cancer and other prostate concerns, including ongoing management where needed.
Kidney and bladder stone problems are also part of his day-to-day work. In many cases, treatment options may include procedures such as ureteroscopy, lithotripsy (breaking up stones), and stent placement to help urine move the right way again.
Some patients see a urologist after scans show something that needs closer attention, like renal cell carcinoma. Others come in with symptoms that are stressful and uncomfortable, such as pain, repeated infections, or changes in how they pass urine. Over time, care often focuses on easing symptoms, sorting out the cause, and planning the next steps with the wider care team.
There are also urology conditions that affect quality of life, like erectile dysfunction (ED) and priapism. At times, these can be urgent, and getting timely help matters. He also works with people who have neurogenic bladder, where the bladder doesn’t work as it should due to nerve-related issues.
In the hospital setting, care may involve tests and procedures like endoscopy. He may also be involved when someone needs surgery for kidney or bladder-related conditions, such as nephrectomy or prostatectomy, depending on what’s going on.
Experience: specific years of experience aren’t listed here, but he works in urology through St. Vincent's Hospital Melbourne.
Education and research: the education details and research history aren’t provided in the information available here.
Clinical trials: no clinical trial involvement is listed.
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