Introduction

Dr Hutton has a particular interest in minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery specialising in robotics and advanced laparoscopy for the kidney and prostate. He has recently been awarded a “Surgeon of Excellence in Minimally Invasive Surgery and Urology” by the Surgical Review Corporation.

Special Interests & Experience:

· Robotic and complex laparoscopic surgery

· Bladder, prostate, kidney cancer

· Benign prostate enlargement (including laser prostate surgery, Urolift and REZUM)

· Kidney stones

· Haematuria

· Urinary tract infections and surgery

· Sexual dysfunction

· Vasectomy

Qualifications

· BMed (Newcastle) (1999)

· FRACS (Urology)

Fellowship Training

Dr Hutton undertook both advanced general surgery and urology training in NSW with attainment of his fellowship in urology under the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand in 2010.

Dr Hutton has extensive fellowship training in urological oncology. His first fellowship was in advanced laparoscopy at the Royal Surrey County Hospital. There he was trained in advanced laparoscopy including laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (considered the most challenging of all laparoscopic procedures in urology). Dr Hutton is one of only a handful of urologists in NSW who are able to offer this approach.

Anthony continued his robotic fellowship training at St George’s Hospital in London. This high-volume center is part of the UK cancer network servicing south west London and is a supra network for penile cancer treatment for one half of the UK. The robotic fellowship training program (one of the pioneering programs established in the UK) involved advanced robotic training in kidney, prostate and bladder surgery.

Appointments

Dr Hutton has admitting rights as a VMO at the following hospitals:

• St George Public Hospital, Kogarah
• Sutherland Public Hospital, Caringbah
• Hurstville Private Hospital, Hurstville
• St George Private Hospital, Kogarah
• Kareena Private Hospital, Caringbah

Memberships

He is an active member of the St George clinical school and is a conjoint lecturer for the University of NSW. Dr Hutton is a regular surgical lecturer, tutor and examiner to the undergraduate students attached to St George and Sutherland hospitals.

With a commitment to training the next generation of urologists, he also serves as the supervisor of training for the urology registrars attached to St George Hospital and is the current deputy chair of training for New South Wales.

Dr Hutton is a member of the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand (USANZ), European Association of Urology (EAU), American Urological Association (AUA), and the Australian & New Zealand Urogenital and Prostate Cancer Trials Group (ANZUP).