Dr. David Ende
Dr David Ende is a specialist Urologist providing consulting and surgical services at St Vincent’s, Westmead Private, Norwest, and Blacktown, providing you with
Individual Treatment Plans
Management & Ongoing Prevention
Years of Clinical Experience
Dr David Ende is a specialist Urologist providing consulting and surgical services at St Vincent’s, Norwest, and Blacktown. Dr Ende’s years of clinical experience together with his commitment to ongoing research and presentations at specialist forums ensures he remains at the forefront of the most advanced technology and treatment modalities available to benefit his patients.
Dr Ende treats all urological conditions including urinary stones disease, male and female voiding dysfunction, management of enlarged prostate (BPH) and treatment for incontinence; through to the management of prostate, kidney and bladder cancer.
A cornerstone of David’s practice is to ensure patients gain a thorough understanding of their condition as well as the surgical or non-surgical treatment options available. His objective is to provide the highest level of care through open and honest communication to ensure that each patient receives an individualised treatment plan suitable to their lifestyle with the goal of achieving the best possible clinical outcome.
Dr Ende has both private and public posts with current appointments at St Vincent’s General Hospital, St Vincent’s Private Hospital and Clinic, Norwest Private and Westmead Private Hospital and Blacktown Public Hospital. Dr Ende is also the appointed Urologist for the Australian Defence Force.
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LATEST NEWS
Prostate MRI and New Biopsy Techniques
Prostate MRI is becoming more and more important in the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer. It is important, however, to interpret an MRI correctly
Minimally Invasive Surgery For Enlarged Prostates
There are several new techniques becoming available for men with enlarged prostates that cause a blockage to the flow of urine. If medical therapy fails,
Prostate Cancer – To Treat or Not To Treat?
It is becoming more and more evident that not all men diagnosed with prostate cancer need treatment. There is no doubt that in the past