Redwood City Center
805 Veterans Boulevard, Suite 201
Redwood City, California 94063
Phone: (650) 853-6600
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Palo Alto Center
795 El Camino Real
Third Floor
Palo Alto, California 94301
Phone: (650) 853-2988
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Fremont Center
3200 Kearney Street
Building 2
Fremont, California 94538
Phone: (510) 490-1222
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Department: |
Urology
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Specialty: |
Urology, Board Certified
* Please contact the physician's office to find out if the doctor is accepting new patients at this time
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Affiliation: |
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
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Education/training: |
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Medical education: |
University of California, San Francisco, 1999 |
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Internship: |
Stanford University Medical Center, Surgery |
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Residency: |
Stanford University Medical Center, Urology |
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Fellowship(s): |
University of California, San Francisco, Laparoscopy and Endourology |
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Special training: |
Robotics Certification on da Vinci & da Vinci S Surgical Systems, Laparoscopic and Endourological Surgery |
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Professional interests: |
Minimally-invasive surgery (endourology, laparoscopy and robotics), metabolic stone disease, BPH and oncology |
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Additional languages spoken: |
Cantonese(Fluent)
Mandarin(Basic)
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Community activities: |
American Urological Association, Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons and UCSF: Clinical Instructor (2006-07)
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Personal interests: |
Dr. Lee is married and is busy with young sons. He and his wife enjoy good food and the outdoors. Dr. Lee grew up in Colorado and loves to ski and climb when winter visits home allow him time to do so. |
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Philosophy of care:
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| Less is more. My job is to deliver the best care possible using the most advanced tools available. The practice of urological surgery has changed dramatically with advancement of technology. Coupled by a change in physician ethos and a core belief in minimally-invasive surgery, incisions are smaller and patient recovery faster. From the use of tiny flexible telescopes in kidney stone procedures, to new lasers/plasma energy for prostate outlet procedures, laparoscopic surgery, and now advanced robotics, patients under my care are doing better with faster recovery. |
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