Minimally Invasive Where Possible
Laser and endourological procedures for kidney and ureter stones mean smaller incisions and quicker recovery for eligible patients.
M.B.B.S., M.S. (General Surgery), DNB (Genito-Urinary Surgery)
Trained in genito-urinary surgery with a focus on uro-oncology, laparoscopic and robotic urology, and reconstructive procedures. Has performed over 200 laser prostate surgeries and participated in more than 150 renal transplant surgeries, along with extensive experience in endourological procedures for kidney and ureter stones.
Kidney & Ureter Stone Treatment · Prostate Evaluation & Surgery · Uro-Oncology · Renal Transplant Surgery · Reconstructive Urology · Laparoscopic & Robotic Procedures
get it examined.
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Laser and endourological procedures for kidney and ureter stones mean smaller incisions and quicker recovery for eligible patients.
Laparoscopic and robotic urology support complex procedures, including cancer surgery and reconstructive urology.
Involvement in 150+ renal transplant procedures as both donor and recipient surgery.
Post-treatment follow-up and monitoring, especially important for stone recurrence and prostate conditions.
Share your symptoms, and bring or upload any scans, urine tests or previous prescriptions.
Dr. Shreyas reviews your symptoms, history and any existing reports.
Ultrasound, urine tests or CT scans are advised where needed to confirm the cause.
Medication, minimally invasive procedures or surgery are discussed based on your specific condition.
Endourological, laparoscopic or robotic procedures are performed as clinically appropriate.
Post-procedure monitoring and guidance to reduce the chance of recurrence.
Get evaluated first. Dr. Shreyas explains the cause and the least invasive treatment option before recommending anything.
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Kidney stone pain is typically sharp, comes in waves, and often radiates from the back or side toward the groin. A urologist can confirm this with a simple ultrasound or scan.
A urologist treats conditions of the kidneys, bladder, prostate, ureters and male reproductive organs, including stones, infections, prostate enlargement, urological cancers and urinary incontinence.
No. Smaller stones are often managed with medication and hydration. Larger or recurring stones may need a minimally invasive procedure such as laser treatment.
Yes. Bring or upload your scans and reports so the evaluation can confirm whether surgery is necessary and what approach fits your case.
Most minimally invasive procedures allow discharge within 1 to 2 days, with light activity resuming within a week, depending on the procedure performed.
Yes, for eligible procedures through our insurance and TPA partners. Our team can help confirm your specific coverage.