Our Consultants

Clinic: By arrangement

Mr. Gordon was born and grew up locally before training initially at St.Bartholomew’s Hospital and then specialising in Urology throughout the South East of England gaining wide experience of all urological conditions and treatments.

He undertook a fellowship in the treatment of kidney stones at Guys & St.Thomas’ Hospital and has extensive experience and is able to offer all forms of treatment for urinary stone disease including holmium laser treatment, shock wave lithotripsy and keyhole surgery for larger kidney stones.

Mr Gordon has a keen interest in the use of lasers for treating urological conditions and was one of the first urologists in the UK to use the Greenlight laser for treating BPH.

Research Interests

• He has published and presented internationally regarding:
• - detection and prevention of kidney stones
• - prostate cancer diagnosis and long term management
• - investigation of male infertility
• - laser treatment of the prostate
• - bladder cancer
• Memberships
• British Association of Urological Surgeons(BAUS)
• BAUS sections of Endourology and Oncology
• Royal Society of Medicine

Appointments:
Telephone 01737 357258
Mobile: 07940 365365
Fax: 0845 5192 753

enquiries@urology.me.uk
www.urology.me.uk

Clinic: Monday afternoon

Pieter le Roux is consultant urological surgeon and lead clinician for urology at Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust. He joined the trust in 2002 where he set up a laparoscopic urology unit that is now performing all the renal laparoscopy for Epsom, St Helier and Kingston hospitals.

His training in laparoscopic urology included attachments with Indirber Gill in Cleveland and Chris Eden in Basingstoke. His other clinical interests include oncology, reconstructive surgery and surgery for benign prostate disease.  Mr Le Roux introduced the Green light laser prostatectomy (PVP) at Epsom and St Helier and more recently at St Anthony’s hospital.

Mr Le Roux studied medicine at Stellenbosch University in South Africa. He completed his basic surgical training in the UK, obtaining the FRCS in London in 1996. He trained in Urology at Groote Schuur Hospital and the University of Cape Town and was appointed consultant urologist and senior lecturer to Tygerberg Hospital and Stellenbosch University Medical School in 2000.

Mr Le Roux’s research towards his Master’s degree involved the use of collagen matrix grafts in endoscopic urethral reconstruction. He is a senior lecturer at St George’s hospital medical school and an examiner in the final MBBS. He lectures regularly on laparoscopic training courses in the UK, Europe and South Africa.

In 2002 the South African Urological Association awarded Mr Le Roux with the Storz prize, a travelling fellowship awarded once every two years to the outstanding young urologist in South Africa.

Private Secretary:
Janice Roberts
St Anthony’s Hospital
Tel: 020 8335 4676/7
Fax: 020 8335 4637
Email: JaniceRoberts@stanthonys.org.uk

Clinic: Tuesday am, Alternate Saturday am

Mr Matt Perry has been a Consultant Urological Surgeon at St George's Hospital since 2005.

Matt was was born in London and went to Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School before qualifying in 1993. He gained his MD thesis for research into cancer vaccines for prostate cancer in 2002.

Matt is a pelvic cancer specialist at St George's Hospital, providing surgical services for St George's for complex pelvic cancer. He sub-specialises in prostate, bladder and penile cancer. He has introduced new technology for the early detection and management of superficial bladder cancer and is leading the robotic cystectomy programme.

Clinic: Alternate Thursday evening

Clinic:Saturday am - by arrangement

• Qualified from Guys and St Thomas’ Medical School in 1994
• Consultant Urological Surgeon working across Kingston, St George’s and Roehampton Hospitals.
• First female Consultant Urologist in the South West London / Surrey area.
• Broad and diverse urological training
• Research fellowship at the Royal Marsden Hospital and Institute of Cancer Research
• Awarded MD thesis in Prostate Cancer Genetics in 2004

Interests:

• General Urology
• Management of male and female lower urinary tract symptoms  
• BPH and Prostate diseases
• Urinary tract infections
• Lower and upper tract endoscopy
• Specialist interest in the management of urinary stone disease including Laser and percutaneous stone surgery
• Strong academic background.
• Published widely in peer-reviewed journals. 

Clinic: Alternate Monday am

Clinic: Friday evenings

Mr Watkin trained in medicine at Cambridge and Oxford Universities before specialising in Urology.

He became a Master of Surgery at Cambridge in 1998 and subsequently trained in South Africa, specialising in reconstructive surgery and oncology. He provides a tertiary referral practice at St George's Hospital for penile and urethral disorders with an acive research programme into penile skin conditions, including penile cancer.

He is Lead Clinician at St Helier Hospital.

He also has an interest in stone disease and manages the Regional Lithotripsy Service at Sutton Hospital.

Memberships

• British Association of Urological Surgeons(BAUS). BAUS sections of Andrology and Oncology, Royal Society of Medicine (Council Member)

Clinical Interests

• Urethral stricture disease, penile disorders, penile cancer

Research Interests

• Treatment of Balanitis Xerotica Obliterans, Molecular Markers for Penile Cancer

Clinic: Monday am, Alternate Thursday pm, Alternate Saturday am

Appointments:Telephone 020 8335 4678 / 9