
Urry, R.J. African Urology 2025;5:1-4https://doi.org/10.36303/AUJ.0197 Cost-Effective 3D Modelling Revolutionizes Kidney Surgery Planning In a groundbreaking study published in African Urology, researchers highlighted the transformative impact of cost-effective 3D anatomical modelling on robot-assisted partial nephrectomy. By leveraging open-source software and affordable 3D printing, surgeons successfully constructed virtual and physical models of renal anatomy, enhancing preoperative planning…
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Maher, A.A., Urry, R.J., Sathiram R. The utility of PSA density and free PSA in the prostate biopsy decision pathway in a South African population: Research Article published in African Urology. African Urology 2022;2(2):81-84.
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I had the pleasure of chatting to Prof. Paul Abrams in an Urgent Matters Podcast about OAB in the male population. Prof. Abrams is an expert in the field of male LUTS and OAB, and I was certainly honoured and humbled to have had the opportunity to present this podcast with him. Episode 8: OAB…
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Singh, A., Urry, R.J. Laparoscopic versus open nephrectomy in resource-constrained developing world hospitals: a retrospective analysis. Afr J Urol 26, 85 (2020).
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I had the pleasure of chatting about vasectomies to Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp in a Baby Brunch Podcast. Listen to the podcast below or visit the Baby Brunch blog for more Baby Brunch podcasts.
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Dewar GA; Urry RJ; Clifford S; Katsapas M; Stevens L; Kloppers A, 2020. Bioring® gastric banding for obesity in a private South African hospital. S Afr J Surg 58(3):115-121. Abstract Background: Obesity is a significant health problem in South Africa. Surgery is the most effective means of durable weight loss for the morbidly obese. Of the surgical options, laparoscopic adjustable gastric…
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Many men are not sure where the prostate is or what it does, yet prostate problems affect most men at some point in their lives.
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Salem MS; Urry RJ; Kong VY; Clarke DL; Bruce J; Laing GL, 2020. Traumatic renal injury: Five-year experience at a major trauma centre in South Africa. Injury 51(1):39-44. Abstract Background: This study is intended to assess the current optimal management of traumatic renal injuries (TRIs), with a focus on high-grade and penetrating injuries. Methods: The Pietermaritzburg Metropolitan Trauma Service registry was…
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