Dr. Aditya Pradhan

Urology

Dr. Aditya Pradhan is a well renowned and reputed Urologist and kidney transplant surgeon in India. He is currently working as Director in Urology and Kidney Transplant center in BLK hospital, New Delhi. He owns a six-week attachment with Dr. Ashutosh Tiwari in the field of Robotic Prostatectomy at the Weill Cornell Medical Center, New York. He has done specialized training in performing Robotic and Laparoscopic kidney transplant surgery, laser-assisted ureterolithotripsy, prostate vaporization, and more. He is the former consultant in Urology at the prestigious Army Hospital in New Delhi

Dr. Aditya Pradhan has studied MBBS from Armed Forces Medical College, Pune, in 1988 and pursued MS in general surgery from the same college in 1995. With over 25 years of experience, he has published several research papers and journals in his own field of expertise. He was also involved in two large mass casualty operations to the civil establishment of Pithoragarh Ditt in Uttarakhand. He was also awarded the Christan medical College Ludhiana Prize for his priceless contribution to the medical field.

Specializations:
• Transurethral prostatectomy-plasma prostate
• Robot-assisted radical prostatectomy
• Bladder tumor ablation
• Cystoscopy and biopsy prostate specimen
• Radical cystectomy
• Laparoscopic resection of kidney cyst
• Orchiectomy
Qualifications:
• MBBS from Armed Forces Medical College, Pune in 1988
• MS- General Surgery Armed Forces Medical College, Pune in 1995
• DNB (Urology) National Board Of Examinations in 2004
Fellowships & Memberships
• Member of Urology Society of India
• Member of SIU
• Member of International Endourology Society
Awards & Achievements
• Video Presentation of Laparoscopic-assisted PCNL in pelvic kidneys presented at the Asian Congress of Urology.
• He was awarded the Christan Medical College Ludhiana Prize for the best poster presentation at the Annual Conference of the north zone.
• Set up of the Renal Transplant program of this center
• Successfully conducted 20 renal transplants.