Mr Frank Lee

• Neuro-Urology I have a specialist interest in patients whose bladder function is affected by their neurological condition.
• Injury to the lower urinary tract/bladder I also have an expertise in caring for patients who have experienced urological complications, e.g. bladder injury during childbirth.
• Urodynamics Urodynamics is the study of bladder function. It has a vital role in the management of complex bladder and urinary problems.
• General Urology This is the bread and butter of urology practice.
• Case Management Urological care is a vital part of the overall recovery and rehabilitation following injuries and trauma.

• British Association of Urological Surgeons

In my leisure time, I enjoy visiting the countryside with my family. I am also a keen martial arts practitioner with a Second Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo.

My motto: ‘It is good enough for my patients only if it is good enough for me or my family.’ Please take a moment to look at the feedbacks from my NHS and private patients using the following link:  https://www.iwantgreatcare.org/doctors/mr-frank-lee

• NHS appointments

-Consultant Urological Surgeon and Neuro-Urologist, London Spinal cord injury Centre, 2015 to date

-Consultant Urological Surgeon and Honorary Senior Lecturer, St George’s Hospital and St George’s, University of London, 2004-18

• Professional appointments

-College Assessor at Consultants Appointment Committees, Royal College of Surgeons England, 2018 to date

-Reviewer for British Journal of Urology Knowledge, 2017 to date

-PLAB examiner, General Medical Council, 2018-21

-Panel of Question Writers for Section 1, FRCS(Urol) Intercollegiate Specialty Examination in Urology, UK, 2009-13

-Reviewer for National Institute for Health Research, Health Assessment Programme, UK, 2013-18

-Member of Medical Advisory Committee, Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, UK, 2009-13

-Editorial Board, Foundation Year Medical Journal, UK        2007-13

• Post-Graduate Teaching

-Northwick Park FRCS(Urol) VIVA course Faculty Member 2015 to date

-Stanmore Spinal Injury Course Faculty Member 2015-2020

• Undergraduate teaching at St George’s University of London

-Responsible Examiner for Penultimate-Year OSCE, 2010-13

–Final MB Examiner, 2004-14

-Member of Board of Surgical Education, 2004-13

-Personal Tutor, 2011-2013

1. Kidney cancer: management guidelines.  F Lee, HRH Patel.  In Urological Oncology: a day-to-day guide for the non-specialist.  p.49-61.  Ed: HRH Patel.  Quay Books Division, MA Healthcare Ltd, 2004.
2. Testicular cancer: update and controversies.  F Lee, M Arya, HRH Patel.  In Urological Oncology: a day-to-day guide for the non-specialist.  p.62-81.  Ed: HRH Patel.  Quay Books Division, MA Healthcare Ltd, 2004.
3. Does urinary sodium affect bladder sensation in patients with an Overactive Bladder?  F Lee, J Susser, AR Mundy, PJD Foxall, MD Craggs.  BJUI 2004, 93(s4): 38.
4. Involving doctors in clinical coding makes financial sense.  CWM Cutting CWM, Y Smith Y, F Lee, KM Anson.  BJUI 2006, 97(s3): 69.
5. Has standardisation in urodynamics improved reproducibility of symptoms and clinical management? F Lee.  ICS 2006 Abstract CD-ROM and on the ICS Website.
6. Efficacy and complications of the intradetrusor injection of Dysport (Botulinum Toxin A) in patients with refractory OAB.  S Jeffery, K Wang, R Morley, F Lee, M Fynes. ICS 2006 Abstract CD-ROM and on the ICS Website.
7. Efficacy and complications of intradetrusor injection with botulinum toxin A in patients with refractory idiopathic detrusor overactivity.  S Jeffery, M Fynes, F Lee, K Wang, L Williams, R Morley.  BJUI. 2007 Dec;100(6):1302-6.
8. Is there an alternative to pad tests?  Correlation of subjective variables of urinary loss to the 1-hour pad test in women with stress urinary incontinence.  A V Franco, F Lee, M Fynes.  BJUI 2008.
9. Gallbladder perforation: an unusual indirect complication of pelvic organ prolapse surgery. Doumouchtsis SK, Lee F, Munneke GJ, Fynes MM. J Obstet Gynaecol  2010, Feb;30(2): 214-5.
10. Evaluation of holmium laser for managing mesh/suture complications of continence surgery. Doumouchtsis SK, Lee F, Bramwell D, Fynes MM.   BJUI 2011, 108: 1472-8.
11. Foundation Urology SmartPhone Application 2011.  J Durrant, F Lee.
12. Antimuscarinics: properties and use in overactive bladder.  S Chaplin S, F Lee.  Prescriber 2012, 23(5): 46-48.
13. Single centre experience: Long term outcomes in spina bifida patients.  Malakounides G, Lee F, Murphy F, Boddy SA.  J Pediatr Urol. 2013, 9: 585-589.
14. Is serum creatinine a suitable marker to monitor renal renal function in patients with spina bifida?  J Urol 2013: 189 (4s) p.2013.
15. High flow priapism: a case report following blunt perineal trauma.  Y Yeow, F Lee, C Teo.  Abstract for presentation at Singapore Urological Association Annual Meeting 2015, published in BJUI 2015: 115 (S3) p.45.
16. Symptom prevalence, bother, and treatment satisfaction in men with lower urinary tract symptoms in Southeast Asia: a multinational, cross-sectional survey.  Ho L-Y et al.  World J Urol.  Published online 19/10/17.
17. A retrospective review of the long term clinical outcomes of patients with neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction following transverse myelitis. Knight SL, Riley C, Wagh Y, Lee F, Shah J, Hamid R. Neurourol Urodyn 2021: 40(1): 219-227.
18. Management of bladder dysfunction in people with multiple sclerosis. Expert opinion consensus document. Reviewer panel. BJN 2022; 31 (3 Suppl 3), S1–32