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This generalist urologist studied medicine at the Université de Montréal from 1988 to 1993 and specialized in urology at Laval University from 1993 to 1998. He obtained his certificate in Urology at the Royal College in 1998. He practiced in two hospitals for 17 years – at Verdun Hospital and Charles-LeMoyne Hospital. He has gained various experiences in group practice for 14 years in hospital and private practice. He then had a solo practice for 5 years. From 1998 to 2017, he was the chief of the urology department at Verdun Hospital.
Dr Marois has been a pioneer in urethropexy techniques for incontinence in women with synthetic slings since 1999. He is experienced in open surgery after performing radical prostatectomies, radical nephrectomies and radical cystectomies. Dr Marois is experienced in urological endoscopy, such as rigid and flexible ureteroscopy, transurethral resection of the prostate by laser, standard monopolar and bipolar and finally vasovasostomy by microsurgery.
Dr Marois has been working exclusively as a non-RAMQ participant since September 2017 in his clinics and a private operating room. He became the first private urologist in Quebec.
His clinical experience in private practice has made it possible to implement several accessible urological diagnostic services in his clinics such as transperineal prostate biopsy.
His surgical experience has allowed him to establish a particular interest in minimally invasive surgeries in a minor surgery room under local anaesthesia or a spermatic block such as vasovasostomy and hydrocele therapy. In addition, he has developed expertise in circumcision for newborns and children. In adults, he implanted aesthetic circumcision with surgical glue.
He was also the first urologist to have equipped a private urological operation room with fluoroscopy to offer the full range of endoscopic surgery.
He is also a pioneer in implanting a penile implant in Quebec for erectile dysfunction in a private operation room. He has actually grown an interest in the treatment of erectile dysfunction and testosterone deficiency in men as well as sexual dysfunction in women.
Dr Marois is a member of the Canadian Urological Association, the International Society of Urology, the American Association of Urology, the International Society of Incontinence, the International Society of Sexual Medicine and the Medicine Society. sexual abuse of North America. He participates in many meetings and update conferences to deepen his interest fields that apply to his patients.
Dr. Louis-Olivier Gagnon, an experienced urologist from Quebec, is renowned for his expertise in uro-oncology and his skills in complex surgeries. As an eminent educator at Laval University, his dedication and passion are valuable assets that position Marois Clinics as a leader in private urological care.
Who is Dr. Gagnon?
Dr. Louis-Olivier Gagnon is a urologist originally from the Quebec region. He obtained his doctorate in medicine from Laval University in 2006, then completed his residency in urology at McGill University in 2011. During his last year at McGill, he won the Douglas D. Morehouse award for outstanding resident. He then continued his training by completing a uro-oncology fellowship at the University of British Columbia in 2012, under the supervision of Dr. Martin Gleave, a world-renowned authority in the field. During this training, Dr. Gagnon learned the most advanced techniques in urology, such as laparoscopy and robot-assisted surgery.
For more than 10 years, Dr. Gagnon has been practicing urology in the Quebec region, where he performs a high volume of very complex surgeries, such as cystectomy with ileal reconstruction or nephrectomy. His expertise in urology is recognized by his peers and he is often consulted for difficult or complex cases.
In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Gagnon is also involved in teaching as a clinical lecturer at Laval University. He thus shares his expertise and his passion for urology with medical students and future urologists. He has also carried out clinical research and published several scientific articles in internationally renowned journals.
Outside of work, Dr. Gagnon likes to take advantage of his free time by practicing various sports and hobbies, including cycling, golf, skiing and playing the piano.