Urology
Consultant Urology, Urologist, Andrologist, Renal Transplant Surgeon9 Years of Experience
Fortis Kalyan
Mumbai
Dr. Chetan Gadekar is a Consultant Urologist, Andrologist, and Renal Transplant Surgeon at Fortis Hospital, Kalyan, Mumbai, with over 9 years of clinical experience. He has received advanced medical training at Seth GS Medical College and KEM Hospital, as well as BYL Nair Hospital.
His areas of expertise include the diagnosis and management of kidney stone disease, including advanced laser treatments, and lower urinary tract conditions such as prostate disorders. He also provides care for selected urological cancers, including kidney, prostate, bladder, and penile cancers.
Dr. Gadekar also manages male sexual health concerns such as erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, male infertility, and penile conditions including phimosis. His approach emphasises patient safety, precision, and individualised treatment planning.
Dr. Chetan Gadekar practises at Fortis Hospital, Kalyan, Mumbai, Maharashtra, where patients can seek specialist evaluation for urological, andrological, and kidney-related conditions.
Urology treatment focuses on the diagnosis and management of conditions affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate and urinary tract. Evaluation may involve reviewing symptoms, medical history, physical examination and appropriate investigations. Treatment options depend on the underlying condition and may include medication, minimally invasive procedures or surgery.
Kidney stone treatment involves assessing stones in the kidneys or urinary tract and selecting an appropriate management approach. Depending on stone size, location and symptoms, treatment may include medication, endoscopic procedures, laser treatment or surgical stone removal. Early evaluation can help identify complications such as urinary obstruction or infection.
Laser treatment for kidney stones uses specialised energy delivered through an endoscopic instrument to break stones into smaller fragments. The procedure may be considered for suitable kidney or ureteral stones, depending on their size, location and complexity. The urologist determines the appropriate technique after reviewing clinical findings and imaging results.
Endourology involves minimally invasive procedures performed through the urinary tract or through small surgical access points to diagnose and treat selected urological conditions. It is commonly used for urinary stones and certain obstructive conditions. The choice of procedure depends on the patient's diagnosis, anatomy and treatment requirements.
Ureteroscopy is an endoscopic procedure used to examine the ureter and, when appropriate, the kidney. It is frequently used to treat ureteral stones and selected urinary tract conditions. Depending on the clinical situation, a small instrument may be used to retrieve stones or facilitate laser fragmentation.
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to remove selected large or complex kidney stones. The surgeon reaches the kidney through a small incision in the back and uses specialised instruments to remove or fragment the stones. PCNL may be recommended when other stone treatment methods are unsuitable or less likely to succeed.
Prostate disorder treatment involves evaluating conditions that affect the prostate gland, including enlargement, inflammation and other abnormalities. Symptoms may include frequent urination, a weak urine stream, urgency or difficulty emptying the bladder. Management depends on the underlying cause and may involve medication, further investigations or a suitable procedure.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate that can obstruct urine flow. Assessment may include a review of urinary symptoms, examination, urine testing and other investigations when appropriate. Treatment options can range from lifestyle adjustments and medication to minimally invasive procedures or surgery for selected patients.
Transurethral resection of the prostate is an endoscopic surgical procedure used to remove prostate tissue that obstructs urine flow. It may be recommended for selected patients with troublesome urinary symptoms caused by benign prostate enlargement. The suitability of TURP depends on prostate characteristics, symptom severity and the patient's overall health.
Lower urinary tract disorders can affect bladder storage, urine flow and bladder emptying. Symptoms may include urgency, frequent urination, leakage, a weak stream or difficulty passing urine. Assessment helps identify possible causes and guide appropriate management, which may include medication, behavioural measures, further testing or specialist procedures.
Uro-oncology focuses on the evaluation and treatment of cancers affecting the urinary system and male reproductive organs. Depending on the suspected condition, assessment may involve imaging, laboratory tests, endoscopic examination or biopsy. Treatment planning is based on the type and stage of cancer and may involve surgery or coordinated specialist care.
Prostate cancer treatment depends on the tumour's characteristics, stage, grade and the patient's overall health. Evaluation may involve prostate-specific antigen testing, imaging and biopsy when indicated. Depending on the findings, management may include active surveillance, surgery, radiation therapy, hormonal treatment or a combination of approaches involving the appropriate specialists.
Kidney cancer treatment involves evaluating abnormal growths or tumours within the kidney. Investigations may include imaging and other tests to determine the size and extent of the tumour. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may involve monitoring selected lesions, partial or complete kidney removal, or additional specialist cancer treatment.
Bladder cancer treatment is selected according to the tumour's type, stage, grade and extent. Evaluation may involve urine tests, cystoscopy, biopsy and imaging. Depending on the findings, treatment may include endoscopic removal of the tumour, further bladder-directed treatment or more extensive surgery for selected cases.
Bladder tumour treatment begins with appropriate assessment to determine whether a growth is benign or malignant and to establish its characteristics. Cystoscopy and tissue sampling may be required for diagnosis. Depending on the results, treatment may involve endoscopic removal, further monitoring or a specialist treatment plan for bladder cancer.
Reconstructive urology addresses selected structural abnormalities affecting the urinary tract. These may involve narrowing, obstruction or damage to parts of the urinary system. Assessment helps determine the location and severity of the problem, and treatment may include endoscopic procedures or reconstructive surgery when clinically appropriate.
Laparoscopic urological surgery uses specialised instruments and small incisions to perform selected operations involving the urinary system. Depending on the condition, it may be considered for certain kidney or other urological problems. The appropriate surgical approach depends on the diagnosis, the complexity of the procedure and the patient's medical condition.
Andrology focuses on male reproductive health and selected sexual health conditions. Assessment may explore symptoms, medical history, hormonal factors and other relevant causes. Depending on the findings, management may include medication, further investigations, lifestyle guidance or referral for additional specialist care.
Erectile dysfunction refers to persistent difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection sufficient for sexual activity. Evaluation may consider physical health, medication use, hormonal factors and psychological contributors. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include lifestyle changes, medication or other appropriate interventions following medical assessment.
Premature ejaculation is a sexual health concern involving ejaculation that occurs earlier than desired and causes distress. Assessment may consider symptom history, contributing medical factors and emotional or relationship concerns. Depending on the individual's needs, management may involve behavioural techniques, psychological support or medication when appropriate.
Male infertility evaluation aims to identify factors that may affect sperm production, sperm function or reproductive health. Assessment may include medical history, physical examination, semen analysis and additional tests when indicated. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may involve medication, surgical management or referral for assisted reproductive care.
Phimosis is a condition in which the foreskin cannot be retracted comfortably over the head of the penis. Depending on severity and symptoms, treatment may include prescribed topical medication or a surgical procedure in selected cases. Medical assessment helps identify the cause and determine the safest management option.
Renal transplant surgery involves placing a suitable donor kidney into a recipient with advanced kidney failure. The process requires careful assessment of the recipient and donor, compatibility testing and coordinated specialist care. Surgical suitability and post-transplant treatment are determined by the transplant team according to each patient's medical needs.
Donor nephrectomy is the surgical removal of a kidney from a carefully evaluated living donor for transplantation. Donor safety is a central consideration, and evaluation generally includes medical, kidney-function and compatibility assessments. The surgical method is selected according to the donor's health and the transplant team's clinical recommendations.
Nephrectomy is an operation to remove part or all of a kidney when required for certain tumours, severe kidney damage or other specific conditions. The decision depends on the diagnosis, kidney function and the extent of the disease. Surgical options may include partial or radical nephrectomy, depending on clinical suitability.
Radical cystectomy is a major operation that involves removing the bladder, most commonly for selected cases of bladder cancer. Depending on the patient's condition, surgery may also involve nearby tissues and lymph nodes. Urinary reconstruction or diversion is required, and the treatment plan should be discussed with the relevant specialist team.
Radical prostatectomy involves surgical removal of the prostate gland and is an option for selected patients with prostate cancer. The decision to proceed depends on cancer characteristics, overall health and the potential benefits and risks of treatment. Follow-up may include monitoring prostate-specific antigen levels and assessing recovery.
Neobladder reconstruction is a surgical technique that creates a reservoir to store urine using a segment of intestine, usually after bladder removal in selected patients. Suitability depends on cancer characteristics, kidney function, overall health and other clinical factors. Patients require detailed preparation and long-term follow-up after the procedure.
MBBS, MS (General Surgery), MCh (Urology), DrNB (Urology)
Urology, Kidney Stone Treatment, Laser Treatment for Kidney Stones, Prostate Disorder Treatment, Lower Urinary Tract Conditions, Uro-Oncology, Kidney Cancer Treatment, Prostate Cancer Treatment, Bladder Cancer Treatment, Penile Cancer Treatment, Andrology, Erectile Dysfunction Treatment, Premature Ejaculation Management, Male Infertility Management, Phimosis Treatment, Penile Condition Management, Renal Transplant Surgery
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Dr. Ramesh Mahajan is a Consultant Urologist at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai, with expertise in urology, endourology, reconstructive urology and uro-oncology.
According to his Fortis Healthcare profile, Dr. Ramesh Mahajan has 26 years of experience.
His listed qualifications are MS and M.Ch.
His areas of expertise include kidney stone procedures, prostate surgery, ureterorenoscopy, reconstructive urology, uro-oncology, and the management of andrological and male infertility problems.
His listed expertise includes percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) and ureterorenoscopy (URS), procedures used in the management of selected kidney and urinary tract stones.
He practises at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
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