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My experience as a Vattikuti-MIME fellow in Robotic urooncology at Max Institute of Cancer Care

Vattikuti foundation in collaboration with Max Institute of Medical Excellence (MIME) provides an excellent opportunity to train the novice urologist in the field of robotic surgeries in urooncology by offering a clinical fellowship for one year. The remarkable feature of the application process is the absolute transparency in the selection of a fellow which gives full merit to the curriculum vitae of the applicant. Dr. Ashwin Sunil Tamhankar (MCh, DNB Urology), fellow in Robotic Urooncology who did his

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You Need to Know About the 3 Problems of Prostate Gland

Prostate gland is located at the outlet of urinary bladder surrounding the urinary tube (urethra). It is found only in males. Prostate gland secretes a substance which helps in the nutrition of sperms. DR. Anupam Bhargava, Chairman-Urology, Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, describes 3 complications of prostate gland: Infection in Prostate Gland: This condition is called Prostatitis. It can be due to infection produced by bacteria's or it can be due to nonbacterial irritation of prostate gla

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Optical Urethrotomy for Narrow Urinary Passage

Dr. Anupam Bhargava , Chairman, Urology, Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, tells us how a young man came to him with a tube inserted in his bladder and how he was helped with a procedure called “Optical Urethrotomy”. A young man came to me with a tube inserted in his urinary bladder through his lower abdominal wall. He was having this tube for the last three years as he could not pass urine through the normal urinary passage. This happened after a road traffic accident where his urinary tube go

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Getting rid of urinary stones is easy

Do I need surgery for stone removal? The surgery for stone removal depends on location, size of stone and damage it is causing to the kidneys. A small stone of size 6mm or less in the urinary tube (Ureter) can be managed medically if it is not causing much swelling. In this case you will not require surgery but you have to be under medical supervision. Small kidney stones of size 5mm do not require surgery until and unless they come down and get stuck in the tube (ureter). However, larger stones in th

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