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Mr Sudhanshu Chitale areas of expertise:
Professional statement
Mr Sudhanshu Chitale is a highly-skilled urologist based in London. He has a wealth of experience having performed over 20,000 urological operations and has special expertise in procedures involving the lower urinary tract, including renal prostatic, bladder surgery, penile surgery, testicular surgery and urethral surgery.
Outside of his clinic Mr Chitale also serves as an Honorary Senior Lecturer at University College London Medical School and has a strong interest in research with over 90 publications to his name. In addition, he was the principal author of the first-ever randomised controlled trial (RCT) on shock wave therapy (SWT) for Peyronie's disease.
He operates from a number of prominent medical institutions in the capital, such as the London Clinic, Princess Grace Hospital, the Harley Street Clinic. The Whittington Health NHS Trust is his NHS base.
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M. Verified Patient
17/07/2024
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100% recommend. Incredibly patient, professional and kind with anxious 3 yo. Orchidopexy for undescended testicle - all previous pain resolved. So very grateful
P. Verified Patient
25/06/2024
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Mr Chitale treated our son for phimosis via circumcision. He was extremely professional, friendly, reassuring and always available to contact. We are grateful.
M H. Verified Patient
22/06/2024
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I recommend Mr Chitale very highly. He explained everything in a clear manner, has a friendly demeanour, and took great care to respond to all my queries.
D K. Verified Patient
20/06/2024
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Mr Chitale is an excellent doctor - I felt very confident in his care. He was reassuring, kind and patient, both in terms of listening to my concerns and my symptoms, as well as in explaining his recommended course of action and while carrying out the procedure itself.