www.medicaltourismco.com In this video, a famous urologist from India talks about his education and experience in prostate cancer laser treatment, in India. He is a master of Urology and a board certified transplant surgeon, both in the US and Canada. Being trained in Queen Elizabeth Health Sciences Centre in Halifax, he got an opportunity to work in the pediatric hospital, which is considered to be the second best pediatric hospital in North America, Toronto. Prostate cancer urologist has also done training in pancreas transplant at John’s Hopkins and published about hundred papers in PR review publications about prostatectomy in India. The urologist talks about his main area of interest, which has always been laser urology. He states his experience in the use of both Holmium laser for stone disease of the kidney as well as use of laser for vaporization procedure of the prostate and cancer bladder. The other area of interest is reconstructive urology extending from buccal mucosa urethroplasty as well as androgenization and feminization techniques including penile prosthesis. Then the urologic oncologist talks about endoscopic techniques used for Pediatric reconstructive urologies and also talks about advantages of green light laser prostatectomy, as it provides excellent vision in presence of bleeding. All these factors make prostate cancer laser treatment in India, a safe and affordable option for international tourists. Please click on the link above for more …

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