His academic contributions include scientific publications and presentations in urology. He has received professional recognition, including the John Steyn Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, the USI Olympus Fellowship, and a Best Paper Award from the Indian Journal of Urology.
Dr. Pankaj Panwar's Urology Treatments
Robot-assisted surgical procedures for selected urological conditions, using specialised instruments to support precision during complex operations.
Robot-assisted removal of the prostate for appropriately selected patients with prostate cancer, with the surgical approach determined by individual clinical factors.
Robot-assisted removal of the bladder in selected cases of bladder cancer, with urinary diversion planned according to the patient's needs.
Surgical treatment of prostate cancer, including suitable minimally invasive and robotic procedures based on the stage and characteristics of the disease.
Surgical management of bladder cancer, including appropriate procedures to remove tumours and treat selected advanced cases.
Evaluation and surgical management of kidney tumours, including partial or radical nephrectomy when clinically appropriate.
Robot-assisted removal of a kidney tumour while preserving the remaining healthy kidney tissue when suitable.
Minimally invasive surgical removal of part or all of a kidney for selected tumours and other kidney conditions.
Surgical removal of a kidney and its ureter in selected cases, particularly when treating certain cancers of the upper urinary tract.
Surgical transplantation of a donor kidney for eligible patients with kidney failure, followed by specialised medical monitoring and ongoing care.
Surgical removal of a kidney from an eligible living donor for transplantation, following a thorough donor evaluation.
Surgical reconstruction of selected urinary tract abnormalities, injuries, or complications to restore urinary function.
Surgical repair of an abnormal connection between the bladder and vagina that can cause persistent urinary leakage.
A reconstructive surgical technique that uses bladder tissue to repair selected defects or narrowing in the ureter.
Robot-assisted removal of an adrenal gland in selected cases involving adrenal tumours or other conditions requiring surgery.
Surgical management of penile cancer, with the procedure selected according to the tumour's location, extent, and clinical characteristics.
Surgical treatment of testicular cancer as part of a comprehensive management plan based on the diagnosis and disease stage.
Assessment and treatment of kidney and urinary tract stones using suitable endoscopic, laser, or surgical techniques.
A minimally invasive procedure used to remove large or complex kidney stones through a small incision in the back.
An endoscopic procedure used to locate and treat stones in the ureter and selected stones in the kidney.
A minimally invasive procedure that uses a flexible ureteroscope and laser technology to treat suitable kidney stones.
An endoscopic procedure used to examine the bladder and remove visible bladder tumours for diagnosis and treatment.
A laser procedure used to remove excess prostate tissue in selected patients with benign prostate enlargement and urinary obstruction.
Laser-based surgical treatment for suitable prostate conditions, including benign enlargement that causes bothersome urinary symptoms.
Minimally invasive procedures performed through the urinary tract to manage selected stones, bladder tumours, and prostate conditions.
Minimally invasive surgical procedures using small incisions and specialised instruments to treat selected urological disorders.