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Vascular Surgery 2018

Edition of World Congress & Exhibition on

Vascular Surgery

Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Therapy

ISSN: 2573-4482

and human erection physiology: clinical implications

for physicians and surgeons. Medical Science Monitor

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Biography

Chi Can Huynh graduated from Sydney University in 1999. During his senior

years in Medical School he completed a Surgical Research Term with Tom

DeMeester at the University of Southern California. He was accepted into

the Advanced General Surgical training scheme in 2003 and then onto the

Advanced Urology Training Program in 2005. He was the inaugural Robotic

Fellow at St. Vincent’s Prostate Cancer Centre in 2008. Following this, he

spent 18 months in Manchester (United Kingdom) completing a laparo-

scopic prostate fellowship. He has interests in erectile restorative surgery

and robotic prostate surgery and was the first in Australia to perform a ro-

botic assisted radical nephro-ureterectomy and penile erection restorative

vein surgery. His research interests are in erectile dysfunction and he is a

part time fellow in erectile restorative surgery overseas. He co-authored

papers in peer reviewed medical journals and presented multiple interna-

tional conferences on the topic. He also holds teaching positions with the

Rural Medical School of the Australian National University and the Australian

School of Advanced Medicine.