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Mr Dan Wood, Urologist
PhD FRCS Urol

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Urology
Adolescent urology, Bladder, Bladder cancer and other disorders, Circumcision, General urology, Haematuria (blood in urine), IncontinenceView all, Lower urinary tract disorders, Medico-legal work, Neuro-urology, Paediatric urology, Reconstructive urology, Testes and scrotum, Urinary tract infections, VaricocoelesView fewer
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Clinic details
Consultant Urologist
Member of the Royal Society of Medicine
Member of the British Medical Association
Member of the British Association of Urological Surgeons
Member of the European Urological Association
Member for the International Consultation on Incontinence in 2004 and 2008
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Mr Dan Wood is a Consultant Urologist in Adolescent and Reconstructive Surgery at University College Hospital, London. He performs a wide range of procedures in urological reconstruction and adolescent urology. His areas of special interest include female and pelvic reconstruction, urethroplasty and artificial urinary sphincters, paediatric & adolescent urology, as well as surgery for congenital malformations .
After gaining a sound background in general urological practice, Mr Wood developed an interest in reconstructive urology. He was awarded a PhD thesis for his work on ‘The characterisation of human detrusor smooth muscle cell cultures’. In 2001 he was awarded a travel fellowship allowing him to visit Harvard University and gain an insight into tissue culture for tissue engineering. He holds a grant with the St. Peter’s Trust looking at long-term outcomes of paediatric surgery. He has developed an interest in urinary tract damage caused by ketamine misuse and is a co-investigator on a collaborative research grant with University of Surrey relating to anticholinergic medication.
Mr Wood is a keen teacher and has lectured for various institutions and groups including St. Peter’s Masterclass at UCLH, Royal College of Surgeons Courses, European Society of Paediatric Urology, American Academy of Paediatrics, the Third International Bladder Exstrophy Symposium at Johns Hopkins Medical Centre, Baltimore, British Association of Paediatric Urologists and British Association of Urological Surgeons. He has published a number of peer-reviewed journal articles and is a member of the Editorial Board of the British journal Urology International and an Associate Editor of the journal Paediatric Urology. He is also a trainer on the North Thames Specialist Training Committee.
Bladder exstrophy
Spin bifida
Cerebral palsy
Posterior urethral valv
Adolescent reconstructions
General urology
Incontinence
Who has recommended Mr Dan Wood?
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Recommended on 23/07/2013
Mr Dan Wood is very experienced in the management of complex lower urinary tract problems.
Recommended on 06/10/2016
Recommended urologist
Recommended on 18/05/2017
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Recommended on 18/05/2017
Mr Dan Wood is one of the very few super-specialists in the management of adolescent urology - a world leader.
Recommended on 09/01/2018
Excellent doctor
Who has Mr Dan Wood recommended?
Dr Andrew Baranowski, Anaesthetics, Pain medicine
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Excellent patient care. Highly recommended.
Miss Joanna Franks, Breast surgery, General surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Mr Robert Carpenter, Breast surgery, General surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended breast surgeon
Prof. Diana Gorog, Cardiology, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended cardiologist
Mr Jonathan McCullough, Colorectal surgery, General surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended colorectal surgeon
Mr James Crosbie, Colorectal surgery, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended colorectal surgeon
Mr Richard Cohen, Colorectal surgery, General surgery, Upper GI surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended colorectal surgeon
Mr Alastair Windsor, Colorectal surgery, General surgery, Upper GI surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended colorectal surgeon
Dr Sara McCartney, Gastroenterology, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Dr Sean Preston, Gastroenterology, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Dr Matthew Banks, Gastroenterology, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended gastroenterologist
Prof. Gerard Conway, Endocrinology & diabetes mellitus
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended endocrinologist
Mr Charles Imber, General surgery, Hepato-biliary surgery, Transplant surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended hepato-biliary surgeon
Prof. Sarah Creighton, Obstetrics & gynaecology, Reproductive healthcare
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended obstetrician & gynaecologist
Mr Arvind Vashisht, Obstetrics & gynaecology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended obstetrician & gynaecologist
Mr Alfred Cutner, Obstetrics & gynaecology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended obstetrician & gynaecologist
Mr Patrick J O'Brien, Obstetrics & gynaecology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended obstetrician & gynaecologist
Mr Rahul Patel, Orthopaedic surgery
Recommended on 10/01/2018
Rahul is an excellent clinician and surgeon. It is a pleasure to work with him and patients that have seen him are always impressed with the care they receive.
Mr Jignesh Patel, Orthopaedic surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended orthopaedic surgeon
Mr Lloyd Williams, Orthopaedic surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Mr Peter R Calder, Orthopaedic surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Prof. Fares Haddad, Orthopaedic surgery
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended orthopaedic surgeon
Mr Peter Cuckow, Paediatrics
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended paediatrician
Prof. Imran Mushtaq, Paediatrics
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended paediatrician
Mr Feilim Murphy, Paediatrics
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended paediatrician
Dr Marie-Klaire Farrugia, Paediatrics
Recommended on 22/11/2016
Recommended paediatrician
Mr Vibhash Mishra, Urology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Prof. Mark Emberton, Urology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Mr Suks Minhas, Urology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Mr Christopher Ogden, Urology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Mr Daron Smith, Urology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Mr Jeremy Ockrim, Urology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Mr Bijan Khoubehi, Urology
Recommended on 22/11/2016
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Articles by Mr Dan Wood
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Video interviews with Mr Dan Wood
Dan Wood - Introduction
Can congenital bladder malformations be corrected surgically soon after birth?
How can lower abdominal surgery in childhood damage the urinary system?
Can the damage caused to the urinary tract by ketamine misuse be corrected surgically?
I’ve heard that some anti depressants can cause bladder damage – is this true?
If I have a urinary reconstruction, will I be incontinent?
What is the evidence that ketamine does cause urinary tract problems?
What is an over active bladder?
What are the causes of incontinence?
Is an undescended testis dangerous?