Treatments Provided by Dr. Nishant Kathale
Comprehensive evaluation and treatment of kidney stones using medical therapy or minimally invasive procedures based on stone size, location and symptoms.
Minimally invasive laser treatment used to break urinary stones into smaller fragments for easier removal.
Minimally invasive treatment of urinary tract conditions using endoscopic instruments passed through natural urinary passages.
Surgical transplantation of a healthy donor kidney for selected patients with end-stage kidney disease.
Robot-assisted minimally invasive surgery for selected complex kidney, bladder and prostate procedures.
Keyhole surgery performed through small incisions for selected kidney, prostate and other urological conditions.
Surgical removal of a kidney in selected cases of kidney cancer or other severe kidney disease.
Kidney-sparing surgery that removes a tumour while preserving healthy kidney tissue whenever clinically appropriate.
Surgical removal of the prostate gland in selected patients with localised prostate cancer.
Major urological surgery involving removal of the urinary bladder in selected cases of advanced bladder cancer.
Endoscopic removal of bladder tumours through the urinary passage for diagnosis and treatment of selected bladder cancers.
Evaluation and treatment of urine leakage in women using medical, pelvic floor or surgical approaches when required.
Management of bladder dysfunction related to neurological disorders, including selected treatments such as neuromodulation or intravesical therapy.
Evaluation and treatment of male reproductive problems affecting fertility, including appropriate medical and surgical options.
Assessment and treatment of erectile difficulties based on vascular, hormonal, neurological or other underlying causes.
Microsurgical reconnection of the vas deferens in selected men seeking restoration of fertility after vasectomy.
Surgical treatment of hydrocele to relieve scrotal swelling and discomfort.
Evaluation and treatment of narrowing of the urethra using endoscopic or reconstructive procedures depending on severity.
Surgical creation of an arteriovenous fistula to provide durable vascular access for hemodialysis.
Placement of a peritoneal dialysis catheter for patients requiring continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis.