Urinary incontinence
Overactive bladder syndrome

Consultant Urological Surgeon, Fife Acute Hospitals NHS Trust - Queen Margaret Hospital, Dunfermline

British Medical Association
British Association of Urological Surgeons

I qualified from the Quaid Azam University, Pakistan in 1986.  I completed my basic and advanced general surgical training there before qualifying the Fellowship in general surgery.

I started my urology training in England and completed a Masters of Science degree at the University College London.  My thesis on an aspect of prostate cancer diagnosis was awarded a distinction.  More advanced training, including sub specialty training in female and reconstructive urology, was completed in East Scotland.  I was appointed to my current post as consultant urological surgeon NHS Fife in December 2007.  I have helped establish a streamlined pathway for diagnosis and treatment of the incontinent patient including video urogynamics and the use of botulinum toxin (Botox) bladder injections for the overactive bladder. 

I like to spend the spare time outside of my busy professional life with my family.  Family excursions, cycling and hill walking with my wife and three sons are the favourites.

I am also an avid reader with a special interest in military and political history.

I also enjoy portrait and landscape photography.