Marcus Drake
@MarcusDrakeUrol
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Professor of Neurological Urology, Imperial College London. ICS/ ESFFU Board. Chief Investigator of UPSTREAM, TRIUMPH, QUICK, PLANET/ NET ImpACT. Co-CI PREMISE
Charing Cross Hospital
Joined June 2013
RT @JnCornu: Thanks to Professor @MarcusDrakeUrol for pointing out what is essential : Male LUTS are more than prostate ! More than ever!….
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RT @trwherrmann: A wonderful opportunity to discuss and share @JnCornu @MarcusDrakeUrol the recap of the #MaleLUTS session and further cont….
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RT @LondonProstate1: Cited as the ‘best slide ever’ last year!.I tend to agree.@MarcusDrakeUrol .@imperialurology.
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RT @KariTikkinen: 🔥HotOffThePress🔥. For the first time systematic review assessed patient-outcomes & urodynamics after #LUTS therapies. The….
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RT @NikkiC07: A huge Thank You to everybody who attended the annual @ICIQ_PROMs Advisory Board meeting this week in Bristol. In its 2️⃣6️⃣t….
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Book 2 arrived yesterday, so that's all of clinical medicine in rapid revision form, covering the UKMLA syllabus. Fans of "Medicine in a Day", there's more in the pipeline. @ImperialMed @AngusGKMcNair
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RT @MaddyC_UK: Go team! @MarcusDrakeUrol @riddmj @sjmacneill & all other coauthors! Please also see our effectiveness results, recently pub….
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Objective To determine whether a standardised and manualised care intervention in men in primary care could achieve superior improvement of lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) compared with usual...
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RT @IP_London: 🚀 You don't want to miss out on Professor Marcus Drake's State of the Art Review in Managing Male LUTS 💦 at #ipmasterclass24….
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RT @ImperialSandC: Bladder problems affect millions of people around the world, yet they remain shrouded in silence and embarrassment. S&….
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Bladder problems affect millions of people around the world. Professor Marcus Drake highlights why more medical research is needed to improve bladder care.
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Anyone interested in cutting edge aspirations to improve clinical care of Bladder and Bowel problems in Neurological disease, is welcome to look at "Let's talk Bladder - don't be shy" on
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RT @ImperialMed: Join us TODAY at the City and Guilds building on campus to see Prof @MarcusDrakeUrol from @ImperialSandC deliver his inaug….
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RT @austenelosta: Here to attend @MarcusDrakeUrol inaugural lecture on urodynamics & why “happiness is a dry pair of pants”. Looking fwd to….
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RT @IP_London: A wonderful evening listening to @MarcusDrakeUrol give his Inaugural Lecture at Imperial: Let’s Talk Bladder - Don’t be Shy….
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RT @imperialurology: 🚨@MarcusDrakeUrol presenting @imperialurology @imperialcollege a not to be missed lecture - ‘Let’s talk bladder - don’….
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RT @LondonProstate1: You are invited to Professor Marcus Drake’s Inaugural Lecture. Let’s talk bladder - don’t be shy. Date: Wednesday 17….
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RT @hannahrwarren: So glad to see output from #FLUME studies starting to appear. The design seems to make so much more sense than Foleys. I….
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Progressing improved urinary catheter designs, the first-in-human results for the Flume catheter are now published
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