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Dr. Yogesh K Swami

MBBS, MS, FMAS, DNB Urology
Urologist, Andrologist & Renal Transplant Surgeon

Dr. Yogesh Swami obtained his DNB Urology degree from Army Hospital R&R, New Delhi In 2012, he specialized in various fields such as Endourology, Andrology, Reconstructive and Uro-oncology, Laparoscopic urology, female and pediatric-urology, and Renal Transplantation. With over a decade of experience, he has successfully performed over 9000 urological procedures and is highly regarded for his surgical expertise and straightforward opinions.


10+ Years Experience 9,000+ Urological Procedures Palanpur, Gujarat

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Experience, clinical expertise & commitment to care.

With over a decade of experience, he has performed more than 9,000 urological procedures. His professional profile highlights surgical expertise and a straightforward approach to discussing treatment options with patients.

Endourology Andrology Reconstructive Urology Uro-oncology Laparoscopic Urology Renal Transplantation Female Urology Pediatric Urology

Qualifications

Academic & specialist credentials
MBBS · MS · FMAS · DNB Urology

  • Army Hospital (R & R)
    DNB Urology, New Delhi — 2012
  • Current Practice
    Dr. Swami’s Ayushyaman Kidney Hospital, Palanpur
  • Online Consultation
    Available as indicated in the hospital profile; contact the hospital for arrangements.

Memberships

  • 2012 — Organizing Committee

    CME and Live Operative Workshop on Advanced Laparoscopy in Urology, Army Hospital (R & R), New Delhi.

  • 2019 — Faculty & Chairperson

    PERCON International Workshop on PCNL, Jodhpur.

  • 2019 — Organizing Secretary

    HYPOCON 2019 International Workshop on Hypospadias, Mount Abu.

Publications

01

Colonic perforation during percutaneous nephrolithotomy: can we predict it.

Vol. 9, No. 2 (2022), February 2022

02

A prospective study on the correlation between clinical outcome and residual prostatic adenoma weight ratio after transurethral resection of the prostate for benign prostatic hyperplasia.

Vol. 9, No. 2 (2022), February 2022

03

Deceased Donor Renal Transplantation in Army Hospital Research and Referral: Our Experience.

Indian J Urol, Apr–June 2013, Vol. 29, Issue 2

04

Incidentally detected emphysematous pyelonephritis: A case report.

Central EuropianJUrol, 2012/65/1

05

Foreign body in the kidney: an unusual case and its management.

Central European Journal of Urology, 01/2014; 66(4):497–500

06

Urological and Vascular Complications in 720 renal transplantations – lesson learned.

Indian Journal of Transplantation, Vol. 6, Issue 3, Pages 73–76, July 2012

07

Primary signet-ring cell linitis plastica type adenocarcinoma of the urinary bladder.

Central European Journal of Urology, 2010/63/3, Pages 153–154

08

Two rare examples of extremely indolent nature of renal cell carcinoma.

J Cancer SciTher, 2012; 4:196–198

09

F-18 fluro-2-deoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) scans for kidney tumor: Its clinical utility and limitation.

Poster presentation, USICON 2012, Vijayawada & NZ-USICON 2011

10

Pure Urogenital Genital sinus anomaly.

Presented in USICON 2011 and NZ_USICON 2010

11

Complications in Laparoscopic Urology: Can we prevent them.

CME and Live Operative Workshop on Advanced Laparoscopy in Urology, October 2012, Army Hospital (R & R), New Delhi