Same-week appointments, no GP referral needed
Conditions I treatand where to start
Blood in the urine, a raised PSA, a kidney mass on a scan, or urinary symptoms that won't settle. Find your condition below, read what it means, and see how Mr Sri can help.
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What brings you here?
Filter by area, or scroll through. Each condition links to a detailed condition page and to relateable articles from the Surgeon's Notebook.
Blood in the urine
Often harmless, but it can be an early sign of bladder or kidney cancer, so even a single episode should be checked. A structured clinic with urine tests, scans and a camera check of the bladder.
Raised PSA
A raised PSA isn't a diagnosis. An MRI scan, and a targeted biopsy only if needed, gives a clear answer quickly.
Prostate cancer
Every option discussed, from monitoring to radiotherapy. When surgery is right, Mr Sri performs both Retzius-sparing and standard nerve-sparing robotic prostatectomy, chosen for you.
Kidney cancer
Robotic surgery that removes the tumour and keeps the kidney (partial nephrectomy), with rapid recovery. Complex tumours and second opinions welcomed from across the UK.
Kidney cysts and small kidney masses
Most kidney cysts are harmless. A specialist review of your scan explains what it shows and whether a small mass needs monitoring or treatment.
Bladder cancer
Usually first noticed as painless blood in the urine. Diagnosed with a camera check, then removed and staged with a day-case procedure (TURBT).
Enlarged prostate (BPH)
Weak flow, getting up at night, or feeling you haven't emptied. The full range of treatments, including Rezum, Aquablation, GreenLight, HoLEP and TURP, matched to your prostate and priorities.
Urinary symptoms and incontinence
Urgency, frequency, night-time trips or leakage, in men and women. Proper assessment, including bladder function tests where needed, and treatments that work. There's no need to just cope.
Recurrent urine infections
Two or more infections in six months, or three in a year, deserve a look for an underlying cause, with a plan to reduce repeat courses of antibiotics.
Kidney blockage and ureteric narrowing
A blockage where the kidney drains (PUJ obstruction) or a narrowing of the ureter can cause pain, infection and kidney damage. Repaired robotically, with excellent long-term results.
Vasectomy
Permanent male contraception as a short day-case procedure, under local or general anaesthetic, after a thorough discussion beforehand.
Not sure which applies to you? Start from your situation on the homepage, or book a consultation and Mr Sri will work it out with you.
Find the right starting pointHow conditions are diagnosed
Tests are chosen for your symptoms, not done by default, and are usually arranged within days.
MRI and CT scans
Prostate MRI before any biopsy, and CT scans to look at the kidneys and urinary tract.
Reading your MRI result
Ultrasound and flow tests
Radiation-free kidney and bladder scans, and a simple test of how well you empty your bladder.
Blood and urine tests
PSA, kidney function and urine tests, often done on the day of your consultation.
Cystoscopy and biopsy
A 10-minute camera check of the bladder, and transperineal prostate biopsy guided by MRI.
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One consultant, start to finish
Mr Sri sees you, arranges your tests, explains the results and, if you need it, performs your treatment. Cancer cases are reviewed by a specialist team of urologists, oncologists and radiologists (Multidisciplinary Team - MDT).
Four London hospitals
Wimbledon, Kingston, Marylebone and Harley Street. Video consultations also available. Self-pay consultations £350 new, £250 follow-up, and all major insurers accepted.
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Talk it through with a specialist
Same-week appointments at four London hospitals. No GP referral needed. Self-pay and all major insurers accepted.
Call 020 3488 4777, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, or email privateoffice@dsri.co.uk