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Department of UROLOGY

About Us

UROLOGY

Vision - To provide the patients, state of the art treatment of urological disease including, but not limited to urolithiasis, Female and functional urology, Urooncology, andrology including male sexual dysfunction and infertility, dialysis access surgery, transplant and reconstructive urology and create a center of excellence for teaching and training of all facets of urology.

Mission - We provide advanced and compassionate patient care & world class education to future health care professionals.

  • Started Functioning Since 01 Jan 2015
  • M.Ch program started Since 2016 with 02 Seats/Year, and First batch passed out in 2019
  • One more additional M. Ch. Seat sanctioned in 2021
  • Sixteen (16) M. Ch. students have successfully completed M. Ch. till now from the dept. with 100% result in last 07 years
  • Since October 2021 Department, is functioning from new super specialty building on first floor with all out door patient facilities mentioned below: -

Department Milestones:
Fully developed and fully equipped department of urology at Bharati Hospital is functional since January 2014. Since then department has gradually increased number of urologists available. We presently have 11 urologists working in the department and performing various complex Genitourinary Surgery six days a week throughout the year in a dedicated operation theatre with trained staff. Emergency services are available round the clock. Pre-operative and Post-operative patient’s areas are looked after by trained and courteous nursing staff. Department has its separate and dedicated male and female urology wards.

SERVICES PROVIDED

  • OPD Services- daily from Monday to Saturday 08.30 am to 04.30pm
  • Daily operations Monday to Saturday 07.30 am to 07.30 pm

It is my privilege to welcome you to the Department of Urology at Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) Medical College & Hospital.

The practice of urology has witnessed a remarkable transformation over the past few decades. Rapid advances in minimally invasive surgery, laser technology, reconstructive techniques, uro-oncology, transplantation, and precision medicine have redefined the standards of patient care. In this dynamic environment, the responsibility of an academic department extends beyond providing specialized clinical services—it encompasses the creation of an ecosystem where excellence in patient care, education, research, innovation, and ethical medical practice coexist seamlessly.

Guided by this philosophy, the Department of Urology has steadily evolved into a comprehensive Superspeciality Centre dedicated to advancing the science and practice of urology. Our endeavour has always been to combine technological advancement with compassionate clinical care, ensuring that every patient receives treatment that is evidence-based, safe, individualized, and delivered with dignity and empathy.

As an academic department, our foremost responsibility is to educate and inspire the next generation of urologists. We firmly believe that surgical excellence is built upon scientific curiosity, disciplined training, sound clinical judgement, and uncompromising ethical values. Our structured M.Ch. training programme therefore emphasizes not only operative proficiency but also critical thinking, academic scholarship, research methodology, multidisciplinary collaboration, and lifelong learning. The consistent academic achievements of our postgraduate trainees and the success of our alumni stand as enduring reflections of this commitment.

Clinical excellence remains the cornerstone of our department. Supported by a highly experienced faculty representing diverse subspecialties, modern infrastructure, and advanced surgical technology, we provide comprehensive management across the entire spectrum of urological disorders. From routine endourological procedures to complex oncological, reconstructive, functional, pediatric, and transplant-related surgeries, our objective is to deliver the highest standards of care through precision, innovation, and teamwork.

Equally important is our commitment to academic inquiry. Meaningful research, thoughtful clinical observation, and scientific dissemination form an integral part of our departmental culture. Our faculty and residents actively contribute to scholarly publications, scientific meetings, collaborative research, and continuing medical education programmes. Such academic engagement not only advances knowledge but also continually enriches our clinical practice.

Healthcare today demands collaboration that transcends traditional departmental boundaries. We therefore foster close partnerships with allied clinical and diagnostic specialties, recognizing that multidisciplinary decision-making is fundamental to achieving optimal patient outcomes. This spirit of collaboration also extends to our educational initiatives, where interactive learning, mentorship, and shared clinical experience create an environment that nurtures intellectual growth and professional development.

As we look toward the future, our vision extends beyond institutional growth. We aspire to establish the Department of Urology as a nationally respected centre of excellence distinguished by clinical outcomes, academic leadership, impactful research, technological innovation, and meaningful contributions to public health. We remain committed to embracing emerging technologies, strengthening translational research, expanding international academic collaborations, and continually elevating the standards of superspecialty education.

The progress of any academic department is ultimately a collective achievement. I express my sincere appreciation to our faculty members, residents, nursing officers, technical staff, hospital administration, alumni, and students whose dedication, professionalism, and unwavering pursuit of excellence have shaped the identity of our department. Most importantly, I acknowledge the trust reposed in us by our patients, whose confidence continues to inspire us to strive for ever higher standards of care.

It is our endeavour that every patient who enters our department receives not only the benefits of advanced medical science but also the assurance of compassion, integrity, and excellence. With this commitment, we shall continue to advance the frontiers of urological care while fulfilling our responsibility as an institution devoted to education, research, innovation, and service to society.

Prof. Dr. Ketan Vartak
Professor & Head
Department of Urology
Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) Medical College & Hospital, Pune.

Courses Offered

UG Program Regular clinics are held by the faculty for the UGs.

Post Graduate Residents in the Department of Medicine on rotational postings are trained in Gastroenterological emergency management in addition to exposure and hands-on experience in the management of GI disease and Hepato-biliary disorders.

Doctoral Program DM Medical Gastroenterology – 4 seats annually.

Research and Publications

Sr.No. Title of Paper Author(s) Journal Indexing Year
1 Novel Inflammatory Score: C-Reactive Protein/Albumin Ratio in Pancreatitis Dadasaheb Gajendra Maindad International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research Googlescholar  Feb -23
2 COVID-19's Effect on Hepatic Functions Dadasaheb Gajendra Maindad International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research Scopus,PubMed, Web of Science,Google Scholar, May- 23
3 Short and long-term outcomes of bilateral metal stent placement for malignant hilar biliary obstruction: Tertiary care oncology centre experience  Dr.Vishal Seth 
( Tata Memorial Hospital) 
Indian Journal of Gastroenterology Scopus 
PubMed
Web of Science 
Google Scholar
Jan 2023
4 ROSE versus MOSE for EUS guided sampling of solid pancreatic lesions: A paired comparative analysis using newer generation FNB needles  Dr.Vishal Seth  Annals of Gastroenterology Scopus 
PubMed
Web of Science 
Google Scholar
Jan 2023
5 Endoscopic Ultrasound-guided versus Percutaneous Transhepatic Biliary Drainage After Failed ERCP: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis"  Dr.Vishal Seth  Surgical Laparoscopy, Endoscopy & Percutaneous Techniques Scopus 
PubMed
Web of Science 
Google Scholar
SLEPT May 2023
6 Comparison of efficacy and safety of endoscopic and radiological interventions for gastric varices: A systematic review and network meta-analysis (Clinical and experimental hepatology  Dr.Vishal Seth  Clinical & Expiremental Hepatology  Scopus 
PubMed
Web of Science 
Google Scholar
Jan 2023)
7 Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Assessment About the Irritable Bowel Syndrome Amongst Health Care Workers in a City in Maharashtra, India  Gayatri Gawade Maindad1, Dadasaheb Maindad2Meghana K. Padwal1, Prakash Doke International Journal of Chemical and Biochemical SciencesVol17(1) Google Scholar
Scopus
2023
8 Outcomes of endoscopic ultrasound-guided gallbladder drainage: A multicenter study from India (with video) Radhika Chavan 1, Vikas Singla 2Sridhar Sundaram Indian Journal ofGastroenterologyVolume(Issue): 43(6) PubMed:Google Scholar
scopus
Dec
2024
9 Over-the-Scope Clip Application for Duodenal Ulcer: Easier Said than Done Chaiti Gandhi, Radhika Chavan, Journal of Digestive Endoscopy
Volume (Issue): 15(3)
Google Scholar 
DOI 
2024
10 Magnetic compression anastomosis of post-cholecystectomy benign biliary stricture using modified accessories (with video) Radhika Chavan, Rushil Solanki, Maitrey Patel, Indian Journal of GastroenterologyVolume (Issue): 43(5) PubMed: Google Scholar
Scopus
WOS 
June 2024
11 Norfloxacin versus rifaximin for spontaneous bacterial peritonitis prophylaxis: A randomized controlled trial Sanbanki Pala, Purwa Doke, Dadasaheb Maindad. JKIMSU, Vol. 13, No. 1, 

Google Scholar 
DOI 
March 2024
12 Hepatology Role of oral Midodrine in preventing hepatorenal syndrome in Child-Turcotte-Pugh class C cirrhotics- a pilot study Dadasaheb Maindad , Salim Gastroenterology and Hepatology vol 17(4)    DEC 
2024 
13 Role of oral Midodrine in preventing hepatorenal syndrome in Child Turcotte-Pugh class C cirrhotics: a pilot study Tariq Salim, Dadasaheb Maindad Gastroenterology and Hepatology From Bed to Bench. Vol (Issue): 17(4) PubMed: Google Scholar
ScopusWOS
2024 
14 Minimizing bleeding risks during gastric neuroendocrinetumor endoscopicsubmucosaldissectionbypre-emptiveEUS-guided epinephrine injection Radhika Chavan 1,∗, Vishal Seth 1, Zaheer Nabi 2, Dadasaheb Maindad 1, Harshwardhan Dongre 1, Sanjay Rajput 3, Akhil Nagpal 1 VideoGIvol10(9) Google Scholar 
Pubmed 
May 2025
15 Advanced endoscopic techniques for esophageal duplication cyst treatment: beyond surgery Radhika Chavan 1,∗Zaheer Nabi 2, Sukrit Sud 3, Chaiti Gandhi 1, Sanjay Rajput 1,  VideoGIE vol10(6)
326–332. 
PubMed: 
PMC
Google Scholar
Feb 2025
16 Management of Pancreaticojejunostomy Strictures: A New Perspective with Forward-Viewing EUS Dr. Radhika Chavan Digestive Diseases and ScienceVol70(5) PubMed  Feb 2025
17 No Sutures, Just Magnets: A Paradigm Shift in Colocolic Anastomosis for Malignant Rectosigmoid Strictures Radhika Chavan 
Milind Prajapati 
Journal of Digestive Endoscopy vol16(2) 108-109 Google scholar scopus  May  2025
18 Understanding the Basics of Linear Endoscopic Ultrasound: A Step-by-Step Guide to Anatomy and Orientation Dr. Radhika Chavan Journal of Digestive Endoscopy vol16(2) 77-90 Google scholar
DOAJ Scopus 
June 2025
19 Endoscopic Ultrasound-Guided Gastrojejunostomy as a Primary Treatment Modality for Malignant Gastric Outlet Obstruction: A Large Multicenter Experience Dr. Radhika Chavan Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Vol 40(6)
Google Scholar Feb 2025
20 Outcomes of device assisted endoscopic full thickness resection in gastroduodenal submucosal lesions: A large, multicentre study (with videos) Dr. Radhika Chavan Digestive & Liver Disease vol( Pubmed
Scopus
WOS 
Oct 2025
21 Technical considerations in endoscopic ultrasound-guided liver biopsy: A comprehensive review Kalpit Devani1 · Vishal Seth2 Radhika Chavan Indian Journal of Gastroenterology Pubmed
Scopus
WOS
Oct
2025

Ongoing Research Projects

  • Effectiveness of Myo-inositol versus Metformin in women with PCOS who wish to conceive: A multicenter randomised controlled trial (MYOMET trial) with ICMR.
  • Association of dysbiosis of gut microbiome and alteration in the hormonal, biochemical, and metabolomic profile in adolescents and early reproductive age group women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in India: A case control and quasi-experimental study from BVDU seed grant.
  • Diagnostic accuracy of high-risk HPV DNA and cytology in diagnosing precancerous and early malignant cervical lesions: a protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis with ICMR NIRT TRC.
  • Effectiveness of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Therapy for Pain Relief and Maternal Satisfaction during the First Stage of Labour: A Randomized Controlled Trial.

Extension Activities

"Know Your Iron Levels, Know Your Health."

Bone Mineral Density Camp-

Protect Your Future: Pap Smears for Women's Health

Training For ASHA’s (Accredited social health activist)

THE REAL FORCE ON GROUND

Activities / Workshops / Conf/ CME/ Camps etc.

  • Conducted a successful Live Operative workshop in 2020 on all types of surgical procedures for Benign Enlargement of prostate.
  • We conduct regular teaching activities for residents of the Urology department as per the NMC guideline.
  • Our faculty actively participates in the teaching activities for the PG (Surgery Residents) and UG students.
  • We encourage the residents to participate in academic activities at the state, national, and international levels.
  • The residents regularly participate in conferences at the national and international levels.
  • The residents are encouraged to publish at least one or two papers in national or international journals of repute with good impact factors.
  • The Urology department is always involved in 5 to 6 departmental research projects that usually culminate in publications in reputed journals.
  • The Urology Society of Pune organizes inter-departmental teaching programs in the city, involving urology residents from all the five Urology teaching hospitals of the city. Our department has an active participation in these teaching programs.

Highlights :

The Department of Urology has shifted to a new super-specialty building with all departmental outdoor facility on the same floor in one conglomerate.

Achievements: Department has been active academically and has been able to educate urology residents and younger urologists by periodically conducting CMEs and Workshops.

The Department of Urology is committed to offering innovative research programmes and the highest quality urologic care.

  • It has been running a successful M. Ch programme since 2016.
  • The Dept has been approved for three seats of M Ch (Urology) W.E.F. 2021.
  • The department has an experienced teaching faculty with expertise in all the subspecialties.
  • The department is fully equipped with all the latest urology equipment.
  • We have well-trained technical staff members in the Urology department.
  • The Department of Urology has shifted to a new super-specialty building with all departmental outdoor facility on the same floor in one conglomerate.

Awards (PG) :-

Dr. Abhigna Panda: stood first among all Superspeciality residents in DM/M. Ch Examination of 2022.

Dr. Yash Godbole: stood second among all Superspeciality residents in DM/M. Ch Examination of 2023.

Dr. Sunayana Chatterjee: stood first among all Superspeciality residents in DM/M. Ch Examination of 2024.

Dr. Rishabh Mehta: stood first among all Superspeciality residents in DM/M. Ch Examination of 2025.

C-ARM
CHONAGIOSCOPE WITH EHL
ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND SYSTEM


Innovative Training Program

  • Seminar : once week
  • Journal Club: once a week
  • Case Presentation: once a week
  • Uro- Radiology Meet: Fortnightly
  • Thesis Review: Quarterly
  • Periodic Appraisal Test: Every Semester
  • Publications: 1-2 Publication by each resident
  • Attending Conference and: compulsory for all presenting papers/poster Residents
  • Maximum Hands on training in OT

WORKSHOP: - PROSTASURG 2019, 07 APRIL 2019 Department successfully organized a live operating workshop on prostate surgery in 2019 with good participation from national and international faculty.

ELECTROCAUTERY UNIT
ENDOSCOPY SUITE

Patient Services & Facilities

Facilities
  • OPD rooms
  • ESWL (brand/model)
  • UDS MACHINE (brand/model)
  • Uroflowmetry (brand/model)
  • USG, and TRUS guided Prostate Biopsy facility.
  • Minor Procedure Room
  • Day care Room
  • Departmental Library.
THERAPEUTIC
  • a. TURP for prostate enlargement.
  • b. THULEP (LASER) For prostate enlargement
  • c. PCNL /Miniperc for kidney stones
  • d. RIRS for small kidney stones
  • e. URS for Ureteric calculi
  • f. CLT for Bladder calculi
  • g. TUR-BT for Bladder Cancer.
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ESWL
  • For kidney stone treatment without operation.
  • Female urology surgery for stress urinary incontinence.
  • Laparoscopic Surgery for Kidney / Ureter cancer and Nonfunctioning Kidney removal, and Ureterolithotomy, Pyeloplasty, vesicovaginal fistula (VVF), ureteric strictures, bladder & prostate cancer.
ESWL Facility
Reconstructive Urology
  • Urethroplasty for stricture urethra
  • Ureteric re-implantation.
  • Pyeloplasty.
  • Uro-oncology for kidney, ureter, bladder & prostate and all Genitourinary cancers.
  • Andrology - for infertility & sexual problems, including Microscopic varicocelectomy, Vasovasostomy and vasoepididymostomy, Peyronie's disease, Hypospadias surgery, and Other Men's Health Issues including Penile intracath.
  • Pediatric Urology
EQUIPMENTS

All endoscopy/Laparoscopy Instruments and Equipments are available in the department.

UDS Machine


Equipment 1

OPERATING MICROSCOPE


Equipment 2

HOLIUM LASER 60WATT


Equipment 3

THULIUM LASER 100 Watt


Equipment 4

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