My Andrology Case Navigator
Organise the important details of your fertility, erectile, penile or reconstructive problem and create a consultation-ready summary of the information you already have.
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You do not need to know the diagnosis before you start
Complex andrology problems often involve several pieces of information: previous surgery, semen results, hormone tests, erection quality, penile shape, implant details, pathology or previous treatment.
This navigator brings those details together so you can see what information you already have, what records may be useful and which existing educational resources are most relevant.
Describe the problem
Choose the area that most closely matches the reason you are seeking assessment.
Organise your information
Work through structured questions about symptoms, investigations and previous treatment.
Build your summary
Create a concise consultation preparation summary and explore the most relevant resources.
The navigator does not choose treatment for you
Its purpose is to make the first part of specialist assessment more organised.
Organise
Bring together the information you already know.
Prepare
Identify existing results, previous treatment and useful records.
Assess
Clinical assessment establishes the diagnosis and determines which options are reasonable to discuss.
Plan
Treatment planning can then take account of findings, priorities, alternatives and potential risks.
Use a more detailed tool for your specific question
The Case Navigator organises the overall story. Your existing patient tools can then explore individual topics in more detail.
Semen Analysis Interpreter
Review sperm concentration, motility, morphology, semen volume and other common semen measurements.
Open interpreter →Azoospermia Pathway Finder
Organise the information commonly considered when semen testing reports that no sperm have been identified.
Open pathway →ED Treatment Pathway
Review factors that may influence erectile dysfunction assessment and treatment discussions.
Open pathway →Peyronie’s Treatment Explorer
Organise information about curvature, penile shape, erection quality and disease stability.
Open explorer →When several factors need to be considered together
Male reproductive and penile problems do not always fit into a single diagnosis or procedure. Previous surgery, fertility goals, erectile function, penile anatomy, scarring and previous treatment can all influence the clinical discussion.
Dr Jack Crozier is a Brisbane urologist and fellowship-trained andrologist whose practice includes male infertility, reproductive microsurgery, Peyronie’s disease, penile implants and revision, genital reconstruction and selected complex penile and testicular conditions.
Explore the main specialist pathways
Male Fertility
Male infertility, abnormal semen results, azoospermia and reproductive microsurgery.
Explore →ED, Penile Implants & Peyronie’s
Erectile dysfunction, penile curvature, primary implant surgery and revision.
Explore →Penile & Genital Reconstruction
Complex genital, penile and urinary reconstructive problems including previous surgery and scarring.
Explore →Penile & Testicular Cancer
Specialist cancer assessment with consideration of preservation, fertility, function and reconstruction where appropriate.
Explore →Your case is more than a checklist
The navigator can help organise your information, but diagnosis and treatment planning require individual clinical assessment.