Dr Phillip Stricker

Over the last four months Prof Stricker has been doing virtual training of a select group of US urologists in NanoKnife focal therapy.

Professor Stricker was recently invited to give a keynote presentation at the European Annual Scientific Urology Meeting. This year the EAU

Professor Stricker was recently an invited presenter at the World Society of Robotic Surgery virtual conference (SRS Vitual Conference 2020

Professor Stricker gave the keynote address to the International Society of Radiologists 2020 virtual conference

Professor Stricker and radiation oncologist Dr Jeremy De Leon head up the MR Linac care team at the GenesisCare specialist cancer centre.

Professor Stricker and his team performed the first robot assisted radio-guided prostate cancer surgery in Australia.

Amila Siriwardana, one of Professor Stricker's fellows, wins the 2019 BJUI Global Prize for the best paper between 1 July 2017 and 30 June 2

Recently European Urology Oncology accepted the publication of the largest focal NanoKnife therapy group in the world.

Professor Stricker's Focal NanoKnife programme expanding throughout Australia, New Zealand, Israel and the Netherlands.

Professor Stricker is the first in New South Wales and the third in Australia to achieve this milestone.  He began the first robotic pr

The 4th Friends of Israel Urological Symposium was held in early July in Tel-Aviv. Professor Stricker was an invited to present.

Prof Stricker was invited by Hadassah Urology Department to be the keynote speaker for their recent symposium on salvage treatments.

A recent publication documenting analysing Prof Stricker's robotic radical prostatectomy outcomes has confirmed that robotic radical prostat

Prof Stricker's unit at St Vincent's and the Kinghorn Cancer Centre has been appointed the Asia-Pacific region training centre for NanoKnife

A new study now approved to be launched internationally headed up by Professor Stricker for the treatment of failed radiotherapy using NanoK

Professor Stricker gave a presentation on his technique of preserving potency in robotic nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy at the Sydney R

Professor Stricker presented his results of the NanoKnife and also of his robotic radical prostatectomy experience to a large audience at th

Professor Stricker and his fellow, James Thomspon, were invited by The Lancet to comment on the recently published article, "The Diagnostic

Professor Stricker was invited to write an editorial in the well known American "Journal of Urology" on NanoKnife focal therapy for prostate

Combination of low-dose-rate brachytherapy and external beam radiotherapy, a new trial for high-risk disease.

How many cases are needed before you are over the learning curve? Professor Stricker who is now one of the most experienced robotic prostate

First procedure on our new #daVinciXI robot by Professor Phillip Stricker

Prof Stricker's team has published the world's first report of cancer outcomes following focal NanoKnife therapy for focal prostate cancer.

Prof Stricker has introduced a new procedure for benign enlargement of the prostate to enable improvement in urinary function without affect

Prof Stricker's team has published the world's first report of cancer outcomes following focal NanoKnife therapy for focal prostate cancer.

A recent publication by Prof Stricker's and Prof Emberton's group in the journal Prostate Cancer and Prostate Diseases confirmed the safety

Prof Stricker and Louise Emmett have been instrumental in beginning a choline PET scan imaging which allows patients to find microscopic dis

Jill Margo's article in the Financial Review, "Experience trumps tehnique when it comes to surgery", looks at the recent study published in

After having completed 250 cases where MRI's were performed before biopsies on patients with raised PSA, the study concluded that if the MRI

The St Vincent's Prostate Support Group makes its much needed return on Tuesday the 22nd of October between 7 and 9pm. The group meets at th

Reporter Sophie Scott's story, New pain-free treatment for prostate cancer, investigates the new and relatively painless treatment referred

The first case of Nanoknife treatment for prostate cancer was performed in late February. Dr Stricker said he was pleased with the outcome a

Dr Stricker performed just over 250 surgical cases in 2012, one of the largest series in Australasia. When asked about the breakdown between