General adult urology
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Mr Kaba’s primary goal is to enhance service efficiency for both referring clinicians and patients. Maintaining a high-volume practice, he consistently achieves outstanding clinical outcomes.
Mr Kaba covers urinary infections, male urinary/prostatic symptoms, PSA/prostate cancer investigations, haematuria, female incontinence, impotence, penile, and testicular issues. His subspecialty expertise lies in lower urinary tract dysfunction, offering advanced minimally invasive treatments such as REZUM, Urolift, conventional bipolar TURP, and Aquablation for men with lower urinary tract dysfunction in the West Midlands. He played a pivotal role in launching the initial Robot-assisted water jet ablation (Aquablation) programs in the West Midlands and conducted the inaugural case.
Introducing the one-stop prostate biopsy service at SWFT, Mr Kaba conducts local anaesthetic Transperineal biopsies of the prostate using PRECISION point for men with elevated PSA levels and abnormal prostate MRI scans.
Academic background
Mr Kaba is an esteemed alumnus of Guys’, Kings’, and St Thomas’ (GKT) School of Medicine in London. He refined his skills during a Urology elective at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden, under the guidance of distinguished Professors. Commencing his surgical journey at the Oxford School of Surgery, Mr Kaba completed his Urology training in the Northwest of England, working at various hospitals including the Christie Hospital (the largest single site cancer center in Europe) and the Manchester Royal Infirmary.
He has also made contributions to anatomy teaching at Oxford University. His dedication to knowledge is evident through his publications and presentations in Urology, with one of his works acknowledged as a Top 25 ‘HOTTEST ARTICLE’ by the International Journal of Surgery.
In addition to his clinical practice, Mr Kaba is deeply involved in medical education. He serves as a personal and clinical tutor at the University of Warwick Medical School and is an examiner for pre-registration medical students and postgraduate Urology exams.
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Fees
A new consultation costs £285, and a follow-up consultation is £240 per visit. Fees are payable on the day of the consultation (self-paid) or via your insurance company, according to your policy terms, provided we have your registration/authorisation details before you attend. If you have private medical insurance, you are responsible for checking with your insurer that you have adequate cover and a pre-authorisation code for all.
Kind words from our patients
“Fantastic consultant. Knowledgable, kind and caring.”
