Urology– Advice and Guidance Referral Criteria
Appropriate ReferralKnown ED with medication enquiriesHaematospermiaLUTS – males and femalesBalanitis xerotica obliteransRecurrent / ongoing prostatitisRecurrent pylonephritisPlease note that referral is not limited to the above conditions, please correlate if it is clinically appropriate Inappropriate Referral2WW – urologyRenal stone >5mm – refer toSymptomatic testicular cysts / testicular pain – refer to outpatientsBalanitis / phimosisPeyronies diseaseParaphimosis, priapism, penile fracture – emergency same day referralBPH – for consideration of resection of prostate – refer to outpatientReferral DetailsInformation to include on referral:-History: Current problem and history of the problemRelevant Investigation findings – including any appropriate radiologyPast Medical History Current Medication Specific question you would like answered from the specialistRefer via e-RS - please see this YouTube video here – the Advice and Guidance section starts at 55 secondsAdditional informationIf you do not receive a response within 5 days, and for general enquiries and non-advice and guidance related enquiries - pals.enh-tr@ Advice and Guidance referrals should only be through the e-RS portalAdvice and guidance is provided by a specialist consultantv1.1 – Published on 06/12/2018 ................
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