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Dr. Mayank Mohan Agarwal

Dr. Mayank Mohan Agarwal

Associate Director

Urology

Renal Care

M.B.B.S. , D.N.B. General Surgery , M.S. General Surgery , MRCS General Surgery , D.N.B. Urology , M.Ch. Urology

About Dr. Mayank Mohan Agarwal

Established advanced urological laparoscopy including uro-oncology, uro-gynecology-pelvic floor dysfunction and urodynamics in PGIMER, Chandigarh
Headed the departments and established advanced urological laparoscopy including uro-oncology, uro-gynecology-pelvic floor dysfunction and urodynamics in NMC specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi and Aster Ramesh Hospital, Guntur
Discovered, developed and validated novel concepts in urodynamics through 2006-2019

Dr Agarwal brings along post-MCh experience of over 14 years in Uro-Oncology, Uro-gynecology, pelvic floor dysfunction, advanced Uro-Laparoscopy and laser surgery. After initial training (MCh) from premier institute PGIMER, Chandigarh, he further refined his skills through international awarded fellowships in USA (MSKCC, NY; UCLA, LA; WFUBMC, NC). Pursuing his passion for patient care and education he established the above clinical services, mentored colleagues, students and nurses and continued academic research at his places of work through 2005-2019. His key expertise includes comprehensive... Continue Reading

Specialization and Expertise

Uro-oncology Uro-oncology Uro-oncology
 Uro-gynaecology and Urodynamics  Uro-gynaecology and Urodynamics Uro-gynaecology and Urodynamics
 Advanced Uro-laparoscopy  Advanced Uro-laparoscopy Advanced Uro-laparoscopy
 Endourology  Endourology Endourology

Milestones Achieved

Delhi University Gold Medal for being the Best student in Ist MBBS, Delhi University
1994
Smt Shakuntala Sethi award for being the Best student in Ist MBBS, Delhi University
1994
Dr Hukum Chand Gold Medal for being the Best Student in Anatomy, Delhi University
1994
Late Prof Vishwamitter Charnalia Endowment award for being the Best Student in Anatomy, Delhi University
1994
Delhi administration first Prize in Anatomy, Delhi University
1994
Best Poster award in annual conference of North-Zone Chapter of Urologic Society of India
2003
Second prize in laparoscopy session in 4th Basic Surgical Training course, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, held in New Delhi
2004
Hargobind Singh Memorial Travel Fellowship by North Zone Chapter of Urological Society of India (AIIMS, Delhi – Robotic Surgery; Kasturba Hospital for Women and Children, Chennai – Urogynecology)
2007
Dr H. S. Bhat Gold medal in superspeciality DNB, Genitourinary Surgery, awarded by the National Board of Examination
2005
Inclusion in the ‘Marqus Who’s-Who in the world’ Dictionary
2007 onwards
Best poster prize for “A study of correlation of cystometric findings with presence of autonomic neuropathy in patients with diabetes mellitus presenting with lower urinary tract symptoms.” 9th Asian Congress of Urology, New Delhi, India
2009
Chandigarh Best Video prize for “A novel intracorporeal laparoscopic technique of ureteral tailoring for ureteroneocystostomy”, USICON
2009
Clinical Observer fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York (Scholarship awarded by Varoon Mahajan Memorial Foundation, New York)
2010
Clinical Observer Fellowship at departments of Urology at University of California Los Angeles, Wake Forest University at North Carolina (Scholarship awarded by Indian American Urological Association)
2010
Best research paper for Indian Journal of Urology 2010 entitled “Are urine flow-volume nomograms developed on Caucasian men optimally applicable for Indian men? Need for appraisal of flow-volume relations in local population.”
2010
Brij Kishore Patna prize paper for surgical innovation “Preliminary clinical and urodynamic outcomes of modified T-pouch continent cutaneous urinary diversion: the PGIMER pouch” awarded during USICON Bengaluru.

Articles

Media

मूत्र असंयमिता (urinary incontinence) | डॉ. मयंक मोहन अग्रवाल | मेदांता लखनऊ
मूत्र असंयमिता (urinary incontinence) | डॉ. मयंक मोहन अग्रवाल | मेदांता लखनऊ
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