Urology

Urologists specialise in disorders of the urinary tract (i.e. the kidneys, bladder, prostate, and external genitalia) for conditions such as kidney stones, tumours, prostate enlargement and cancer, testicular disease, impotence and urinary incontinence. They use techniques such as cystoscopy (a telescope passed into the bladder) and laser treatments.

 Training and background

After completing his academic and professional training at the prestigious University of Navarra, José Manuel Fernández Montero has established himself as one of the best urologists on the Costa del Sol working in HC Marbella, Cenyt Hospital and Quiron Hospital. In his day-to-day work as Head of the Urology Unit at the Hospital Internacional HC Marbella highlights its work in the early detection of prostate cancer, as well as individualized and personalized treatments, under the premise of offering each patient excellent medical care.

 Training and background

Mr. Antuña qualified in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Malaga in 1989.

His surgical training to achieve the FRCS was at the University Hospital of Norfolk and Norwich and at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge.
His specialist training in urology was at the North West region based at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. He achieved the FRCSI Urology and became a Consultant Urological Surgeon.

He came back to Málaga (Spain) in 2005. He started his private practice in Marbella and Sotogrande.

Since 2008 he has worked as a Urological Surgeon at Hospital Clínico Universitario de Málaga.

Since 2009 he is the Head Urological Surgeon at the Dept. of Urology, Hospital Quirón in Málaga.