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About Urology

Personalised Care for Urinary and Male Reproductive Health

The Department of Urology at Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research provides care for adults with urinary tract, kidney, bladder, prostate, and male reproductive health concerns.

Our team supports patients through outpatient consultations, second opinions, preventive care, pre-surgical evaluation, inpatient treatment, laparoscopic urology procedures, prostate surgery, kidney stone management, bladder surgery, male infertility treatment, erectile dysfunction care, post-operative support, ICU coordination where required, and emergency services.

We focus on accurate diagnosis, personalised treatment planning, ethical decision-making, and minimally invasive techniques wherever clinically appropriate. Dedicated coordinators help patients with estimates, pre-operative preparation, admission guidance, documentation, and follow-up coordination, making the treatment journey clearer and more comfortable.

Conditions and Concerns We Treat

Our Urology team provides care for conditions and concerns such as:

  • Kidney stones
  • Urinary tract problems
  • Bladder-related conditions
  • Prostate-related conditions
  • Enlarged prostate symptoms
  • Difficulty passing urine
  • Frequent urination
  • Pain or burning while urinating
  • Blood in urine
  • Urinary retention
  • Male infertility
  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Urological conditions requiring laparoscopic surgery
  • Urological emergencies
  • Chronic urinary concerns
  • Second opinion for advised urological surgery
  • Pre-surgical evaluation and planning

Our Urology Services

Outpatient Consultations

Our outpatient consultations help patients receive timely evaluation for urinary, kidney, bladder, prostate, and male reproductive health concerns.

During consultation, the urologist may review:

  • Symptoms and duration
  • Urinary pattern
  • Pain, burning, bleeding, or difficulty in urination
  • Kidney stone history
  • Prostate-related symptoms
  • Sexual health concerns
  • Fertility concerns
  • Previous reports and scans
  • Medical and surgical history
  • Current medicines
  • Need for further tests, imaging, or procedures
  • Whether surgery is required or can be avoided
  • Suitable treatment options and recovery expectations
  • Telemedicine Services

Telemedicine services may be available for suitable follow-ups, report reviews, counselling, and non-emergency concerns.

This helps patients access urology guidance more conveniently before or after treatment, where clinically appropriate.

Pre-Surgical Evaluation

Pre-surgical evaluation helps assess whether surgery is needed, whether the patient is fit for surgery, and which treatment approach may be most suitable.

This may include:

  • Detailed consultation
  • Review of urine tests, blood tests, scans, and reports
  • Anaesthesia evaluation
  • Risk assessment
  • Discussion of surgical and non-surgical options
  • Explanation of expected recovery
  • Cost estimate and admission guidance
  • Pre-operative instructions
  • Support from patient coordinators
  • Preventive Urology Care

Preventive care focuses on identifying urinary and reproductive health concerns early and supporting long-term wellbeing.

Preventive care may include:

  • Urinary health assessment
  • Prostate health evaluation
  • Kidney stone risk assessment
  • Lifestyle and hydration guidance
  • Follow-up for recurring urinary symptoms
  • Screening guidance based on age, symptoms, and risk factors
  • Surgical and Treatment Support
  • Laparoscopic Urology Surgery

Laparoscopic urology surgery is a minimally invasive surgical approach that may be used for selected urological conditions.

Where clinically suitable, it may support:

  • Smaller incisions
  • Less post-operative discomfort
  • Faster recovery
  • Shorter hospital stay
  • Earlier return to routine activity

Suitability depends on the patient’s condition, diagnosis, medical history, investigation findings, and doctor’s assessment.

Prostate Surgery

Prostate surgery may be advised for selected patients with prostate-related conditions, especially when symptoms are significant or not improving with other treatment options.

Patients may seek evaluation for symptoms such as:

  • Difficulty starting urination
  • Weak urine stream
  • Frequent urination
  • Night-time urination
  • Incomplete emptying of bladder
  • Urinary retention

The treatment plan is decided after clinical assessment, prostate evaluation, reports, and discussion with the patient.

Kidney Stone Management

Kidney stones can cause pain, urinary symptoms, infection, or obstruction.

Our urology team supports evaluation and treatment planning for kidney stones based on:

  • Stone size
  • Stone location
  • Symptoms
  • Infection risk
  • Kidney function
  • Imaging findings
  • Previous stone history

Treatment may include medicines, observation, procedures, or surgery depending on the patient’s condition.

Bladder Surgery and Bladder Care

Bladder-related conditions may require evaluation, monitoring, medical treatment, procedures, or surgery depending on the diagnosis.

Patients may be assessed for symptoms such as:

  • Blood in urine
  • Frequent urination
  • Difficulty passing urine
  • Urinary retention
  • Recurrent urinary concerns
  • Bladder-related findings on imaging or tests
  • Male Infertility Treatment

Male infertility may be linked with sperm count, sperm movement, hormonal concerns, structural problems, infection, lifestyle factors, or other medical causes.

Evaluation may include:

  • Medical history review
  • Physical examination
  • Semen analysis
  • Hormone testing where required
  • Imaging where advised
  • Review of previous fertility treatment history
  • Treatment planning based on diagnosis

Care may be coordinated with fertility specialists where required.

Erectile Dysfunction Care

Erectile dysfunction can be linked with physical, hormonal, vascular, psychological, lifestyle, or medication-related factors.

Our team provides evaluation and treatment guidance based on:

  • Symptoms and duration
  • Medical history
  • Diabetes, blood pressure, or cardiac risk factors
  • Medication history
  • Lifestyle factors
  • Hormonal assessment where required
  • Patient concerns and treatment goals

Care is provided with privacy, sensitivity, and clear counselling.

Inpatient Urology Care

For patients who require admission, our inpatient care focuses on safety, comfort, monitoring, recovery, and clear communication.

Inpatient support may include:

  • Admission coordination
  • Pre-operative preparation
  • Operation theatre support
  • Anaesthesia care
  • Surgical treatment
  • Post-operative monitoring
  • Pain management
  • Nursing care
  • Catheter or urinary care guidance, where required
  • Diet and mobility advice
  • Discharge counselling
  • Follow-up planning
  • Operation Theatre and Safety Support

Our operation theatres are equipped to support routine and complex urological procedures.

The surgical team works with anaesthetists, technicians, nurses, and support staff to maintain safety, hygiene, and process compliance during procedures.

Surgical care is planned with attention to:

  • Asepsis and infection prevention
  • Anaesthesia safety
  • Procedure planning
  • Monitoring during and after surgery
  • Appropriate antibiotic use
  • Post-operative urinary care
  • Safe recovery and discharge planning
  • Post-Operative Care and ICU Support

Most patients recover in the ward after urological procedures. Some patients may need closer monitoring or ICU support depending on their age, medical condition, procedure type, infection risk, kidney function, or recovery needs.

Post-operative care may include:

  • Monitoring after surgery
  • Pain control
  • Infection prevention
  • Urine output monitoring
  • Catheter care guidance
  • Early detection of complications
  • Mobility support
  • Recovery instructions
  • Follow-up after discharge
  • Emergency Urology Services

Emergency support is available for urgent urological conditions requiring prompt assessment and care.

The team is trained to identify, triage, and prioritise care for patients with urgent urinary, kidney, bladder, or reproductive health concerns.

Seek urgent care if you have severe pain, inability to pass urine, blood in urine with clots, fever with urinary symptoms, severe swelling, vomiting with flank pain, or sudden worsening of symptoms.

Coordinated Care with Other Specialties

Urological concerns may sometimes overlap with kidney disease, diabetes, infections, fertility concerns, surgical conditions, or critical illness.

Our Urology team works closely with:

  • Nephrology
  • Internal Medicine
  • ICU and Critical Care
  • Fertility and IVF services
  • Radiology and diagnostics
  • Surgery
  • Emergency services
  • Other specialties where required

This coordinated approach helps patients receive comprehensive care when symptoms are complex or require multidisciplinary support.

Our Approach to Urology Care

At Sitaram Bhartia, urology care is planned around accurate diagnosis, patient safety, and informed decision-making.

Our approach focuses on:

  • Careful evaluation of symptoms
  • Evidence-based treatment planning
  • Avoiding unnecessary procedures where possible
  • Minimally invasive techniques where suitable
  • Clear explanation of options, risks, and benefits
  • Personalised care based on diagnosis and health needs
  • Transparent estimates and pre-operative guidance
  • Patient education before and after procedures
  • Privacy and sensitivity for reproductive and sexual health concerns
  • Coordination with nephrology, fertility, ICU, and internal medicine teams where required
  • Post-operative follow-up and recovery guidance

When Should You Consult a Urologist?

You may consider consulting a urologist if you have:

  • Kidney stone symptoms
  • Pain in the side, back, or lower abdomen
  • Blood in urine
  • Burning while urinating
  • Difficulty passing urine
  • Frequent urination
  • Weak urine stream
  • Night-time urination
  • Urinary retention
  • Recurrent urinary tract symptoms
  • Prostate-related concerns
  • Bladder-related concerns
  • Male infertility concerns
  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Surgery advised by another doctor
  • Need for a second opinion
  • Need for laparoscopic urology surgery evaluation

Doctors and Care Team

Our Urology team includes urologists, andrology support, health educators, specialty nurses, anaesthetists, operation theatre staff, coordinators, and trained support teams.

The team works together to provide outpatient consultation, preventive care, pre-surgical evaluation, minimally invasive surgery, inpatient care, post-operative support, emergency care, and follow-up guidance.

Why Choose Sitaram Bhartia for Urology?

Comprehensive Urology Care

We provide care for a wide range of kidney, bladder, prostate, urinary tract, male infertility, and erectile dysfunction concerns.

Minimally Invasive Approach Where Suitable

Our team focuses on laparoscopic and minimally invasive techniques wherever clinically appropriate to support patient comfort and recovery.

Personalised Treatment Plans

Every patient’s symptoms, medical history, reports, age, lifestyle needs, and treatment goals are considered before planning care.

Ethical Surgical Decision-Making

We believe surgery should be recommended only when clinically required. Where possible, non-surgical or less invasive options are discussed first.

Andrology and Male Reproductive Health Support

The department supports male infertility and erectile dysfunction evaluation with privacy, sensitivity, and personalised treatment guidance.

Dedicated Patient Coordination

Our coordinators help with estimates, admission planning, pre-operative instructions, documentation, and follow-up scheduling.

Safe Operation Theatre Support

Procedures are supported by trained surgical teams, anaesthetists, technicians, nurses, and established safety and hygiene protocols.

Post-Operative and ICU Support

Patients receive post-operative monitoring, pain management, urinary care guidance, discharge counselling, and ICU coordination when closer monitoring is required.

Multidisciplinary Hospital Support

When needed, care is coordinated with Nephrology, Internal Medicine, ICU, Fertility and IVF, Radiology, Surgery, and Emergency services.

Transparent Communication

We explain the diagnosis, treatment options, risks, benefits, expected recovery, and follow-up plan clearly so patients can make informed decisions.

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Dr. S V Kotwal

Dr. S V Kotwal

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