Mr Stephen Bromage, Consultant Urological Surgeon
Mr Stephen Bromage
Consultant Urological Surgeon
Mr Stephen Bromage MBBS BMedSci MRCS FRCS (Urol)
Consultant Urological Surgeon
Mr Stephen Bromage
Consultant Urological Surgeon MBBS BMedSci MRCS FRCS (Urol)
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HCA UK at The Wilmslow Hospital
52-54 Alderley Road Wilmslow, London, SK9 1NY
About Mr Stephen Bromage
GMC number: 4652951
Year qualified: 1999
Place of primary qualification: University of Newcastle upon Tyne
Mr Bromage is a highly experienced Consultant Urological Surgeon, specialising in all areas of general urology with a sub-speciality interest in urological cancer, particularly renal disease. He is renowned for performing the first laparoscopic partial nephrectomy in the UK using a novel green dye to highlight tumour borders.
In addition to his expertise in urological cancer, Mr Bromage specialises in male factor infertility. He has published numerous original scientific articles in this area and performs various procedures for male infertility, including sperm retrieval and vasectomy reversal. He has undergone extensive microscopic training, enabling him to offer microscopic reversal of vasectomy, which enhances precision by magnifying vision during the procedure.
Mr Bromage has a strong commitment to medical education. He holds a certificate of education from the University of Dundee and is actively involved in teaching and lecturing medical students and health professionals.
Procedures and Conditions Treated:
- Circumcision
- Sperm Retrieval
- Vasectomy Reversal
- Male Fertility
- Infertility
- Benign Prostate Hyperplasia
- Kidney Stones
Mr Bromage has been serving as a Consultant Urological Surgeon since his appointment, bringing his extensive knowledge and innovative techniques to improve patient outcomes. His dedication to both patient care and medical education makes him a distinguished figure in the field of urology.
Areas of expertise
- Urinary symptoms
- Loin pain
- Laparoscopy
- Urological cancer
- kidney cancer
- Raised PSA
- Male factor infertility
- Stone disease
- Haematuria