Curriculum Vitae. Frank Y. K. Lee BA (Cantab), MB BChir (Cantab), MA (Cantab), FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Urol)

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1 Curriculum Vitae Frank Y. K. Lee BA (Cantab), MB BChir (Cantab), MA (Cantab), FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Urol) Consultant Urological Surgeon & Honorary Senior Lecturer St George s Hospital and Medical School GMC Registration GMC Specialist Registry in Urology EDUCATION

2 St. Paul s Co-Educational College, Hong Kong Rugby School, England Cambridge University, England AWARDS AND PRIZES Sir Robert Kotewall Prize 1984 Peter Walker Prize 1986 Short Paper Prize, Urology Section, Royal Society of Medicine 2001 British Urological Foundation / Bayer / Pharmacia Scholarship 2001 LANGUAGES SPOKEN SUB-SPECIALTY INTERESTS English Cantonese Mandarin (Putonghua) Female and Reconstructive Urology Neuro-Urology Adolescent Urology Iatrogenic Injury General Urology Benign prostate and kidney diseases Testicular / Scrotal problems Men s health Health screening Female Urology I provide a dedicated service to male and female patients suffering from urinary incontinence, including surgical treatment using Botulinum toxin, urethral bulking agent, tension-free vaginal tape and colposuspension. Furthermore, I look after a large number of patients suffering from an Overactive Bladder who are troubled by the sensation of urgency. Reconstructive Urology This involves the restoration of function and anatomy to the problematic urinary tract. For example, surgery can be performed to enlarge a small and unsafe bladder using segments of bowel. An artificial cuff and reservoir can be implanted to achieve continence. For those who are chair- or bed-bound, concealed access can be constructed from the skin on the abdomen to the bowel or bladder for ease of evacuation. My scope of practice also includes treating patients who have suffered from iatrogenic injury (see below). Neuro-Urology and Adolescent Urology I provide a comprehensive Neuropathic Bladder service for patients with urinary and bladder problems due to neurological causes, e.g. spina bifida, spinal cord injury, bladder extrophy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson s disease and stroke. I collaborated closely with my Paediatric Urological colleagues at St George s and Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals. I continue the care of their patients when they have reached adolescent or adulthood. Iatrogenic injury 2

3 This is unintentional injury occurring as a result of medical intervention. In my practice, I treat patients who have developed injury to the urinary bladder, ureter (the tube which drains urine from the kidney to the bladder) and urethra (the tube which allows the bladder to empty the urine); in addition to fistula (abnormal communication between two organs, e.g. the bladder and the vagina) as a result of urological, obstetric or gynaecological complications. General Urology I also provide regular care to patients with prostate, kidney, scrotal, testicular and fertility problems. Furthermore, I am keen to promote Men s health and health screening. BIOGRAPHY I completed my A-Level education in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics at Rugby School, England. I achieved Grade A in all subjects and was awarded the Peter Walker Prize. I won a place to read Medicine at the University of Cambridge in I obtained my BA (Hons) degree in Medical Sciences (2:1) in 1989 and the following qualifications: MB BChir (Cantab) 1991, MA (Cantab) 1991, and FRCS (Eng) I completed my Basic Surgical Training in Cambridge. I received my specialist training in Urology and Urological Surgery in London between 1997 and During this period, I undertook research on the role of urinary sodium in the sensation of urgency in patients with an Overactive Bladder. I was awarded a British Urological Foundation Scholarship and the Short Paper Prize from the Urology Section of the Royal Society of Medicine. I obtained my specialist qualification in Urology and Urological Surgery, FRCS (Urol), in I continued my sub-specialty training at the Institute of Urology in London and gained entry to the Specialist Registry (Urology) of the General Medical Council in In the same year, I was appointed as a Consultant Urological Surgeon to St. George s Hospital and as an Honorary Senior Lecturer to St George s Hospital Medical School at the. I sit on the Board of Surgical Education and participate actively in the teaching of both underand post-graduates. I have been invited to speak in local, national (British Association of Urological Association) and international (International Urogynecological Association) meetings. COURSES AND MEETINGS ATTENDED Major Incidence Practice, London Bridge Station 1993 Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Course

4 Cambridge Anastomosis Workshop 1997 Formation, function and malformation of the urogenital system 1998 University of Kent at Canterbury Urological Surgical Workshop, Northwick Park Hospital 1998 Spinal Injury Course, Sheffield 1998 Bristol Urodynamics Course 2000 BAUS Section of Female Urology and Reconstructive Urology Training Course 2005, 06 Safe Use of Medical Laser, London 2006 Basic Laparoscopy Course, Bristol 2006 Comprehensive Urological Laparoscopy, Tuttlingen, Germany 2006 Rane Urological Laparoscopy Course, Versailles, France 2006 Annual Meeting of International Urogynecological Association, Athens 2006 Senior Staff Induction and Leadership Programme, London 2007 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Anatomy Demonstrator 1994 UMDS, Guy s and St. Thomas s Medical and Dental School Teaching Course for Professional Development Spine Tutors 2001 Royal Free and University College Medical School Professional Development Spine Tutor Royal Free and University College Medical School GP Training Programme in Urology, Institute of Urology 2004 Honorary Senior Lecturer St George s Hospital Medical School Member of Board of Surgical Education St George s Hospital Medical School Lecturer for London and South East England Urological Training Scheme / MSc Course in Urology Institute of Urology, London Lecturer for Diploma in Urology Course Institute of Urology, London EXAMINING EXPERIENCE Examiner in Anatomy, 2nd MB Examination 1994 UMDS, Guy s and St. Thomas s Medical and Dental School 4

5 Examiner in London and South East England Urological Training Scheme / MSc Course in Urology Institute of Urology, London Internal Examiner for Final Assessment, St. George s Hospital Medical School AUDIT An audit on patients with chest pain attending the A&E Department (1992). The result of which led to the practice of assessing patients with chest pain on CCU. An audit of urine cytology examinations (1998). Presented at the North Thames Regional Audit Meeting, An audit on Hospital Episode Statistics (2002). Published in BJUI. The outcome of urethroplasty in men over 55 years of age (2003). Clinical Governance Meetings, St. George s Hospital and South Thames Regional Meetings Uro-oncology MDT Meetings, St. George s Hospital Neuropathic bladder patients outcome and follow-up First year Urodynamic audit at Queen Mary s Hospital INVITED LECTURES International Urogynecology Association Annual Meeting 2006, Athens Greece. South London and Bordering Counties Urology and Gynaecology Society Meeting 2006 Urogynaecology Study Day, Northwick Park Hospital, 2007 British Association of Urology Section of Female and Reconstructive Urology Section Meeting 2007 International Urogynecology Association Annual Meeting 2007, Cancun, Mexico PRESENTATIONS 1) The effect of urine composition on sensations of urinary urge. F Lee, J Susser, S Oliver, AR Mundy, MD Craggs, PJD Foxall. Urological Research Society Meeting, London, ) The functional urothelium: an underestimated quantity. D Cahill, F Lee, R Tiptaft, C Fry, PJD Foxall. British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting, Dublin, ) Bladder volume, urinary sodium and osmolality. F Lee, J Susser, AR Mundy, MD Craggs, PJD Foxall. Short Paper Meeting, Urology Section, Royal Society of Medicine, ) Bladder volume and urine composition in LUTS. F Lee, J Susser, AR Mundy, MD Craggs, PJD Foxall. Urological Research Society Meeting, London, ) Bladder volume and urine constituents in LUTS, an update. F Lee, J Susser, AR 5

6 Mundy, MD Craggs, PJD Foxall. Winter Meeting, Urology Section, Royal Society of Medicine, Arosa, Switzerland, ) Bladder volume and urinary constituents in LUTS. F Lee, MD Craggs, J Susser, AR Mundy, PJD Foxall. British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting, Glasgow, ) An investigation into the relationship between urinary composition and the sensation of urge in the Overactive Bladder. F Lee. British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting, Glasgow, ) Does urinary sodium affect bladder sensations in patients with an overactive bladder during urodynamics? F Lee, J Susser, AR Mundy, PJD Foxall, MD Craggs. International Continence Society Annual Meeting, Heidelberg, Germany, ) Does urinary sodium affect bladder sensation in patients with an Overactive bladder? F Lee, J Susser, AR Mundy, PJD Foxall, MD Craggs. British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting, Harrogate, ) Involving doctors in clinical coding makes financial sense. Cutting CWM, Smith Y, F Lee, Anson KM. British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting, Manchester, ) Has standardisation in urodynamics improved reproducibility of symptoms and clinical management? T Swallow, F Lee. South Thames Regional Meeting B. A. DISSERTATION Does the Immune System Control Tumour Growth? The Immunosurveillance Theory, its validity and implications. Department of Pathology, Cambridge University PUBLICATIONS 1) Abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with horseshoe kidney and inferior vena cava duplication - an extra-peritoneal approach. F Lee, CRG Quick. Eur J Vasc Endovasc 1997, 14 (5): ) Is the conservative management of ureteric stone >=4mm safe? SO Irving, R Calleja, F Lee, P Wraight, A Doble. BJUI 2000, 85(6): ) The functional urothelium: an underestimated quantity. D Cahill, F Lee, R Tiptaft, C Fry, PJD Foxall. BJUI 2001, 88(s1): 6. 4) The effect of urine composition on sensations of urinary urge. F Lee, J Susser, S Oliver, AR Mundy, MD Craggs, PJD Foxall. BJUI 2001, 88(3): ) Fowler s Syndrome: Cause or consequence of insulin resistance? F Lee, HRH Patel, P Copland, L Kahn. BJUI 2002, 89(1): ) Kidney Cancer: management guidelines. F Lee, HRH Patel. Hosp Med 2002, 63(4): ) Bladder volume and urinary constituents in LUTS. F Lee, MD Craggs, J Susser, AR Mundy, PJD Foxall. BJUI 2002, 90(s1): 25. 8) The Top 10 urological procedures: a study of the Hospital Episodes Statistics and its implications. F Lee, HRH Patel, M Emberton. BJUI 2002, 90(1):

7 9) Does urinary sodium affect bladder sensations in patients with an overactive bladder during urodynamics? F lee, J Susser, A Mundy, P Foxall, M Craggs. Proceedings of the International Continence Society 32 nd Annual Meeting. Abstract 181, p ) Prostate cancer: management and controversies. F Lee, HRH Patel. Hosp Med 2002, 63(8): ) Testicular cancer: management and controversies. F Lee, R Hamid, M Arya, HRH Patel. Hosp Med 2002, 63(10): ) Kidney cancer: management guidelines. F Lee, HRH Patel. In Urological Oncology: a day-to-day guide for the non-specialist. p Ed: HRH Patel. Quay Books Division, MA Healthcare Ltd, ) Testicular cancer: update and controversies. F Lee, M Arya, HRH Patel. In Urological Oncology: a day-to-day guide for the non-specialist. p Ed: HRH Patel. Quay Books Division, MA Healthcare Ltd, ) 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): ) Involving doctors in clinical coding makes financial sense. Cutting CWM, Smith Y, Lee F, Anson KM. BJUI 2006, 97(s3): ) Has standardisation in urodynamics improved reproducibility of symptoms and clinical management? F Lee. Read by Title Abstract to be published in the ICS 2006 Abstract CD-ROM and on the ICS Website.. 7