Ana Datoc

Dr. Ana Datoc has 9 years of experience in urological surgery. She graduated from the University of Sydney in 2012 with an MBBS degree. Dr. Datoc has been practicing as a urologist since 2015 in Orange, specializing in minimally invasive surgeries, particularly robot-assisted and laparoscopic prostate surgeries.

Her expertise includes treatments for kidney stones, bladder cancer, and prostate cancer, providing both surgical and non-surgical options to patients. She also specializes in post-surgical recovery to ensure her patients achieve the best possible outcomes after treatment.

Dr. Ana Datoc has contributed significantly to research in urology, with a particular focus on robot-assisted surgery and prostate cancer treatment. She has conducted studies on the minimally invasive techniques for kidney stone removal and has been involved in clinical trials testing innovative therapies for bladder and prostate cancers.

Her research aims to improve patient care and reduce recovery times for urological patients, focusing on enhancing surgical precision and patient outcomes.

• Best Urological Surgeon – Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (2019)

• Excellence in Robotic Surgery – Australian Society of Urology (2020)

• Leadership in Medical Education – University of Sydney (2021)

Dr. Ana Datoc has published several research articles in urology journals, covering topics such as robotic prostatectomy, minimally invasive treatments for kidney stones, and innovative post-operative care strategies. Her work is frequently cited in medical literature, contributing to advancements in urological treatments.

She has also collaborated with medical institutions on clinical guidelines for early diagnosis and treatment of urological conditions. Additionally, Dr. Datoc is a regular contributor to patient education platforms on topics such as prostate health, urinary tract infections, and kidney stone prevention.