Mr Prasad Patki

Mr Prasad Patki is a Consultant Urological Surgeon and the Urology Clinical Lead at St. Barts and The Royal London Hospital, as well as a Specialist Renal Cancer Surgeon at The Royal Free Renal Cancer Centre. He treats a wide range of general urological conditions, including urological stone disease, overactive bladder, prostate enlargement, incontinence, and neuro-urology. His specialist interest is in urologic oncology, specifically renal cancer, and he founded the Robotic and Laparoscopic Renal Surgery services at St. Bartholomew's and The Royal London Hospital. Mr Patki is also head of the renal cancer surgical pathway at The Royal London Hospital and is a specialist renal cancer surgeon at the Royal Free Renal Cancer Centre.

Mr Patki received his primary medical qualification in 1992 before completing higher surgical training in General Surgery. He was later awarded a Gold Medal for his Masters of Surgery degree. Following this, he received specialist training in Urology and earned a National Board Diploma in Genitourinary Surgery. Mr Patki then completed competitive national training at The London Deanery and then trained on the North Thames Rotation. Following this, he gained a Fellowship with the Royal College of Surgeons.

Mr Patki is actively involved in research, and his work in fertility in spinal cord injury patients has resulted in a successful vibro-ejaculation service for spinal cord injury patients. He has also presented and published numerous scientific papers, reviews, letters, and book chapters on a wide range of urological conditions.

Mr Patki is involved in education and is a current member of the Chitra Sethia Laparoscopic and Robotic Training Centre at UCL. He is also a founding member of the Chelmsford Imperial Robotic Simulation Training Team, which assists in crisis management, communication, and teamwork for robotic and laparoscopic surgical teams.

To make an appointment with Mr Patki, please use the live appointment calendar or call his secretary at 07510206477.