Matteo Massanova Urologist London

Matteo Massanova Urologist London – Specialist in Robotic and Pelvic Surgery

Matteo Massanova Urologist London offers advanced expertise in urological surgery, with a strong focus on minimally invasive techniques. As a Consultant Urological Surgeon for over two years, Mr Massanova has already performed more than 350 surgeries as the lead surgeon. His work includes complex pelvic procedures that few others in the area are able to offer. Notably, he is the only local surgeon providing robotic intracorporeal neobladder formation after radical cystectomy.

Expertise in Robotic Pelvic Surgery

Mr Massanova brings unmatched precision to robotic pelvic surgery. With a specific focus on prostate and bladder cancer, he handles every stage of care – from diagnosis to surgical treatment. He performs flexible cystoscopy and transperineal prostate biopsy for early detection. For treatment, his services include transurethral resection of bladder cancer, radical prostatectomy, and radical cystectomy with advanced urinary diversions.

Comprehensive Urological Care

While he leads in oncology, Matteo Massanova Urologist London also treats a wide range of general urological conditions. These include kidney stones, hydroceles, varicoceles, circumcision, and vasectomy. His general urology experience includes over 500 procedures, ranging from stone surgery to correction of testicular and scrotal abnormalities.

Advanced Experience in Cancer Surgery

Mr Massanova has successfully completed over 250 robot-assisted radical prostatectomies and 70 radical cystectomies. His focus on functional outcomes and nerve-sparing techniques ensures patients benefit from safer recovery and improved quality of life. He continues to refine these techniques, leading the way in cancer surgery across the region.

Commitment to Education and Research

In addition to his clinical work, Mr Massanova serves as an honorary lecturer at the University of Naples Federico II. He remains deeply involved in research and has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals. His academic focus remains closely aligned with robotic solutions for prostate and bladder cancer.