UROLOGY

 

UTIs and Children

Summary of selected guidelines on Investigations of UTIs in Children of different age groups:

 

Children <1

Children >1 and <5

Children >5 and <16

Royal College of Paediatricians

USS + Abdominal X-ray + DMSA scan 3/12 later USS + DMSA or IVU – applied to children up to 7

Bradford Paediatricians’ guidelines

Prophylactic antibiotics until investigated. USS and DMSA 3/12 later + MCUG +/- KUB Refer to paeds - USS + DMSA

USS +/-DMSA

Mentor (published via of EMIS)

 

USS +  MCUG up to age 2 if has other clinical indicators USS +  DMSA if has other clinical indicators

USS

GP Notebook

USS + MCUG + DMSA +/- KUB – children up to age 2 USS +/- MCUG and DMSA  (depends on history) +/- KUB

USS +/- KUB – DMSA + MCUG on individual basis

American Academy Of Paediatrics

USS + MCUG or DMSA for children up to age 2

 

 

GPwSI

 

HAEMATURIA - fast track all macroscopic haematuria in adults and microscopic haematuria in those >50y

Name Location & Tel Referral Criteria How to refer

Cystoscopy Direct Booking Service


Dr Gavin Craig (Westcliffe)

  • The National tariff for cystocsopy for 2007/8 is £433 -   Westcliffe's tariff is £230

 

Yorkshire Clinic

weekly clinic

click here for haematuria protocol

Don't forget, you need to fast track:

●Macroscopic haematuria in adults.

●Microscopic haematuria in adults over 50 years.

●Remote booking via SystemOne
●Bookings can also be accesed via  1) triage service  at Eccleshill Hospital or
2) direct to Westcliffe Medical Centre marked for the attention of the Cystoscopy Team on (01274) 609687 or post to Westcliffe Medical Practice, Westcliffe Road, Shipley, BD18 3EE.
●The Yorkshire Clinic have asked that 2 patients arrive at approximately the same time and as this is not possible on the remote booking system we have put in one appointment five minutes after the other.
Cystoscopy Direct Booking Service
Dr Stephen Matthews (Idle)
  • The National tariff for cystocsopy for 2007/8 is £433 -  Idle's tariff is £230

 

Currently at Yorkshire Clinic but soon to be at Idle Medical Centre.

In line with PCT requirements Idle are updating our Provider Service prices to include Superannuation on the GP element and all these will be available shortly.  They will, of course, be at least 40% cheaper than the National Tarriff charged at hospitals.

 

●Remote booking via SystemOne
●Bookings can also be accesed via  1) triage service  at Eccleshill Hospital or
2) direct to Idle Medical Centre by Fax 01274/772001 or post to Lower Ground Floor reception at Idle Medical centre, 440 Highfield Road, Idle, Bradford BD10 8RU.
●The Yorkshire Clinic have asked that 2 patients arrive at approximately the same time and as this is not possible on the remote booking system we have put in one appointment five minutes after the other.
   
FAST-TRACKING THOSE WITH WORRYING HAEMATURIA

 

For Bradford City, South and West: use Westwood Park Urology Triage Office     Westwood Park DTC, Urology Triage Office,  Swift Drive, Off Cooper Lane,   Bradford, BD6 3NL  
                    

For North Bradford: use Eccleshill Community Hospital, Urology Triage - Out Patient Unit  ,   450 Harrogate Road, Bradford, BD10 0JE

 

Fax: 01274425991                      Telephone:  01274 322553     

 


Fax:    01274 322574          Telephone:  01274

323215 

 

●Macroscopic haematuria in adults.

●Microscopic haematuria in adults over 50 years.

 

 
   
FAST-TRACKING other worrying urology symptoms/signs

 

 

Fax  01274 382543 or
01274 382544 

Telephone    01274 382540

 

 

Bradford Royal Infirmary
Croft Cottage
29 Smith Lane
Bradford BD9 6RJ

●Swellings in the body of the testis.
●Palpable renal masses.
●Solid renal masses.
●An elevated age specific PSA, for men with a greater than 10 year life expectancy, above the limits illustrated below:

 

Age

ng/ml

Below 50 years

>2.5

50 - 59 years

>3.0

60-69 years

>4.0

Above 70 years

>5

 

 

 

 

 

 

●A high PSA (>20ng/ml) in

men with clinically malignant prostate or bone pain.
●Any suspected penile cancer.

 

 

 

Specialised Outreach Clinics

Name Location Tel Referral Criteria How to refer
Haematuria refer to GPwSI   ●MSU, urine cytology before hand click here for haematuria protocol

●book through GPwSI
all tests must be done first
●cystoscopy must be remote booked by the practice
●the triage office organises the USS, KUB

Continence Triage
triaged by specialist continence nurse and physiotherapist

 

Continence Triage at Eccleshill clinic
Rillington Mead
Eccleshill
Bradford. BD10 0ED    

 

 

Tel: 01274 322210 

Fax: 01274 322198

●Persisting bladder or urethral pain.
●Associated faecal incontinence.
●Suspected neurological disease.
●Symptoms of voiding difficulty. ●Suspected urogenital fistulae. ●Symptomatic prolapse visible at or below the vaginal introitus.
●Palpable bladder on physical examination after voiding.

full pathway here

Exclude and/or treat prior to referral into pathway:
●Persistent microscopic haematuria.
●Visible haematuria.
●Recurrent or persisting UTI associated with haematuria in women aged 40 yrs or over.
●Suspected pelvic mass.

●Referral form

Vesectomy Westcliffe Surgery   ●when you remotely book an appointment for a vasectomy clinic at Westcliffe it is for the procedure performing.
●Patients should be counselled at the point of referral and given a patient information sheet with the appointment.

 

 

 
Vasectomy
Circumcisions
and a variety of urological day case procedures
Eccleshill Hospital ISTC   Refer to Eccleshill hospital section of this website
(left hand menu)
Refer to Eccleshill hospital section of this website
(left hand menu)

 

Consultants

Name Location Tel Referral Criteria How to refer
Prostate Assessment Clinic BRI     ●referral form
Mr Flannagan erectile dysfunction clinic     ●All referrals to go to urology triage office.
Mr Puri
Mr Shah
Lady Female Urologist ?Name Seacroft Hospital, Leeds    

 

Notes

If a patient requests a PSA test:

  • He should first be provided with information about the advantages and disadvantages of PSA testing;
  • He should be offered the opportunity to discuss his interpretation of the information, using the more detailed information contained in on of the leaflets that are available.
  • A good resource in the "national electronic library for prostate cancer" (Google it).
  • If the patient wishes to have the PSA test, it should only be arranged with a laboratory participating in the National External Quality Assurance Scheme (NEQAS) scheme;

The patient whose test result indicates the need for further investigation should be referred to a urologist; he should be given more information about treatment options, including the opportunities to enter randomised controlled trials.