Urology
Consultant – Urology, Andrology & Laparoscopic Surgery17 Years
Pristyn Care
Bengaluru
Dr. G R Manjunath is an experienced Urologist, Andrologist and Laparoscopic Surgeon in Bangalore with 17 years of overall experience, as listed by Pristyn Care. He provides specialist consultation for disorders affecting the kidneys, urinary tract, bladder, prostate and male reproductive system. His clinical expertise includes kidney stone treatment, laser urological procedures, prostate disease management, andrology, minimally invasive urological surgery and reconstructive urology.
Dr. G R Manjunath completed his MBBS from Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, Bangalore, followed by MS in General Surgery from JSS Medical College, Mysore, in 2014. He subsequently obtained his MCh in Urology from Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute in 2019. His specialist education established a foundation in the surgical and medical management of urinary tract and male reproductive conditions.
Kidney stone treatment is an important area of Dr. G R Manjunath's clinical practice. His documented expertise includes minimally invasive stone removal and laser surgery for urolithiasis. Treatment selection depends on stone size, location, urinary obstruction, infection risk, kidney function and the patient's overall health. Suitable patients may require ureteroscopy, laser lithotripsy or other endourological procedures.
He also specializes in the assessment and management of prostate conditions, including benign prostatic hyperplasia. An enlarged prostate can cause urinary frequency, weak urine flow, difficulty starting urination and incomplete bladder emptying. Dr. Manjunath's listed services include laser procedures for selected prostate conditions, alongside appropriate medical and surgical treatment planning.
Dr. G R Manjunath has experience in andrology and the evaluation of male reproductive health concerns. His clinical interests include male sexual health, reproductive symptoms and conditions affecting the external genitalia. Andrology consultations may involve assessment of medical history, clinical symptoms, relevant investigations and individualized treatment recommendations.
His listed urological procedures include laser circumcision, stapler circumcision and frenuloplasty. These procedures may be considered for selected patients with phimosis, recurrent foreskin problems or other specific medical indications. Treatment planning includes examination, discussion of nonsurgical alternatives when appropriate and informed consent regarding procedural risks.
Reconstructive urology is another documented area of Dr. G R Manjunath's expertise. Reconstructive procedures may be required for selected abnormalities or narrowing of the urinary tract. Urethral stricture management, including endoscopic urethrotomy in suitable cases, requires careful assessment of the affected anatomy and the likelihood of recurrence.
Dr. Manjunath has also been involved in renal transplantation-related urological care. Transplantation requires specialized multidisciplinary treatment involving transplant surgeons, nephrologists and other clinical teams. His reported expertise includes renal transplantation, although the current extent of his individual transplant surgical practice should be confirmed with the provider.
His professional experience includes working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of General Surgery at BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore. He subsequently served as a Senior Resident in Urology at ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Rajajinagar, and was associated with Columbia Asia Referral Hospital, Yeshwanthpur, now Manipal Hospital Yeshwanthpur.
Dr. G R Manjunath has participated in urological academic activities and research presentations at professional conferences, including USICON and SZUSICON. His research interests have included risk prediction in bladder cancer. He received the Urological Society of India–NAUS Travelling Fellowship and attended UROCON Nepal in 2018.
Registered with the Karnataka Medical Council under registration number 86769, Dr. G R Manjunath communicates in Kannada, English and Hindi. His practice includes medical evaluation, diagnostic investigations, minimally invasive procedures and treatment planning for selected urological and andrological conditions.
Dr. G R Manjunath is currently listed with Pristyn Care in Bangalore, where he provides consultations for kidney stones, prostate enlargement, urinary tract disorders, foreskin conditions and other urological problems. His approach emphasizes appropriate diagnosis, individualized treatment, procedural safety and postoperative follow-up.
Dr. G R Manjunath specializes in the evaluation and treatment of urological disorders affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate and male reproductive system. His practice includes medical assessment, endourological procedures, laser surgery and selected reconstructive treatments.
Dr. G R Manjunath has documented expertise in kidney stone management, including minimally invasive stone removal. Treatment depends on stone size, location, symptoms, obstruction and kidney function, and may involve medication, monitoring or procedural intervention.
Laser lithotripsy uses laser energy delivered through an endoscope to fragment selected urinary stones. Dr. G R Manjunath has experience in laser procedures for urolithiasis, with treatment planning based on imaging findings and the characteristics of the stones.
Ureteroscopy allows the urinary tract to be examined using a thin endoscope and may be used to remove or fragment stones within the ureter. The procedure is considered when stone characteristics or symptoms make intervention appropriate.
RIRS is a minimally invasive technique used for selected kidney stones through a flexible endoscope passed through the urinary tract. Patients require appropriate imaging, assessment of infection risk and evaluation of stone size and location before treatment.
PCNL is used for selected larger or complex kidney stones. It involves accessing the kidney through a small incision in the back to fragment and remove stones. The need for PCNL depends on stone burden, anatomy and the patient's health.
Dr. G R Manjunath provides evaluation and treatment for selected prostate conditions, including benign prostatic hyperplasia. Management may involve symptom assessment, urine testing, medication and surgery when clinically indicated.
His documented expertise includes laser surgery for prostate conditions. Selected patients with obstructive urinary symptoms caused by prostate enlargement may benefit from endoscopic laser treatment following appropriate assessment of prostate size, urinary flow and general health.
Dr. G R Manjunath is also an Andrologist who evaluates selected male reproductive and sexual health concerns. Assessment may include clinical history, examination, relevant laboratory investigations and treatment planning or specialist referral according to the diagnosis.
Dr. G R Manjunath lists laser circumcision among his procedures. Circumcision may be considered for selected foreskin conditions, including recurrent inflammation or phimosis, after examination and discussion of suitable alternatives and procedural risks.
Stapler circumcision is a device-assisted technique for removal of the foreskin in appropriately selected patients. Treatment suitability depends on anatomy, the underlying medical condition and the patient's informed preference.
Phimosis occurs when the foreskin cannot be retracted normally. Treatment may include topical medication and gentle management in suitable cases, while persistent scarring or recurrent symptoms may require circumcision or another procedure.
Paraphimosis occurs when a retracted foreskin becomes trapped behind the head of the penis and cannot return to its normal position. It requires prompt medical treatment because prolonged constriction can affect blood flow and cause tissue injury.
Dr. G R Manjunath provides treatment for inflammation affecting the glans penis and foreskin. Management depends on the underlying cause and may include hygiene guidance, medication or treatment of contributing conditions, with surgery considered only when appropriate.
Frenuloplasty is a minor surgical procedure used in selected patients with a short or tight penile frenulum causing discomfort or difficulty with foreskin movement. The procedure is planned following examination and consideration of nonsurgical alternatives.
Urethral stricture is a narrowing of the urethra that may cause weak urine flow, difficulty urinating or recurrent infections. Management may include urethrotomy or reconstructive surgery depending on stricture length, location and recurrence risk.
Dr. G R Manjunath has documented expertise in complex reconstructive urological procedures. These operations may be required to restore urinary tract structure or function following disease, injury or other abnormalities.
His professional profile identifies renal transplantation as an area of experience. Transplantation-related treatment requires specialist evaluation and coordination among urology, nephrology and transplant surgery teams. Current transplant surgical availability should be confirmed directly.
MBBS, MS (General Surgery), MCh (Urology)
Kidney Stone Treatment, Ureteric Stone Treatment, Laser Lithotripsy, Ureteroscopy, Ureteroscopic Lithotripsy (URSL), Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery (RIRS), Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. G R Manjunath
Kidney stones may be managed through observation, pain control, medication or minimally invasive removal procedures. Dr. G R Manjunath has experience in kidney stone treatment and laser urological surgery. The recommended method depends on stone size, position, symptoms, urinary blockage and kidney function.
Laser lithotripsy uses a specialized laser passed through an endoscope to break urinary stones into smaller fragments. Depending on the procedure and stone characteristics, these fragments may be removed or allowed to pass naturally.
RIRS accesses the kidney through the natural urinary passage using a flexible endoscope. PCNL reaches the kidney through a small incision in the back. RIRS is often suitable for selected smaller stones, while PCNL is commonly preferred for larger or more complex stones.
Laser prostate surgery may be recommended for selected patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia who have significant urinary symptoms, urinary retention or inadequate response to medication. The choice of procedure depends on prostate size, symptoms and overall medical suitability.
Phimosis may be treated with topical steroid medication and appropriate care in selected cases. Persistent, scarred or symptomatic phimosis may require circumcision or another surgical approach after urological evaluation.
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