Mr Pankaj Mishra
MS MCh FRCS (Paed)
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Professional statement
Mr Pankaj Mishra is a highly proficient and accomplished consultant paediatric urologist who specialises in undescended testicle, minimally invasive surgery, hypospadias, urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, as well as foreskin problems. He currently practises at the Evelina London Children's Hospital in London.
Mr Mishra, who is renowned for performing complex major reconstructive surgical procedures, obtained all of his medical qualifications from the well-established Royal College of Surgeons of England, including an MBBS, MS, as well as a MCh in paediatric surgery. He is also an expert when it comes to bedwetting at night, urinary reflux, blood in the urine, and phimosis. He possesses a specialist interest in both laparoscopic and endoscopic surgical procedures as treatment options for medical problems relating to the bladder, kidney, and ureter.
His main research interests include urological outcomes in anorectal malformation, posterior urethral valves, sex development disorders, and simulation training in surgery. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, and has gained a vast amount of experience throughout his, to-date, mightily impressive medical career. He obtained two fellowships in paediatric urology from both the Evelina Lodnon Children's Hospital, and the Great Ormond Street Hospital respectively.
Mr Mishra, who is renowned for performing complex major reconstructive surgical procedures, obtained all of his medical qualifications from the well-established Royal College of Surgeons of England, including an MBBS, MS, as well as a MCh in paediatric surgery. He is also an expert when it comes to bedwetting at night, urinary reflux, blood in the urine, and phimosis. He possesses a specialist interest in both laparoscopic and endoscopic surgical procedures as treatment options for medical problems relating to the bladder, kidney, and ureter.
His main research interests include urological outcomes in anorectal malformation, posterior urethral valves, sex development disorders, and simulation training in surgery. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, and has gained a vast amount of experience throughout his, to-date, mightily impressive medical career. He obtained two fellowships in paediatric urology from both the Evelina Lodnon Children's Hospital, and the Great Ormond Street Hospital respectively.