Venkat Ramanan Subramaniam
Urologist
More than 26 years of experience in the field of Urology
Dr. Venkat Ramanan Subramaniam is a respected urologist with more than 26 years of experience. He trained at SGPGIMS, one of India’s top medical institutions. He also specialized in laparoscopic surgery in India and France. Dr. Venkat has served as Professor and Head of Urology at SRMC, Chennai. He has also worked in leading hospitals in India and the UAE.
He is known for his skills in endo-urology, percutaneous (key-hole) kidney surgery for stones, laparoscopic urology, uro-oncology, and andrology. Dr. Venkat has performed many complex surgeries and trained several residents. He has contributed to academic research with over 20 publications and has delivered many lectures and presentations.
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Work Experience
- More than 26 years of experience in the field of Urology. Underwent his urology training in SGPGIMS, which is one of the prestigious institutions for super specialty treatment and teaching in India. He has also had additional training in laparoscopic surgery both in India and France.
- Previously associated with Sri Ramachandra Medical College (SRMC), Chennai, India, as a Professor, Senior Consultant and Head of the Department of Urology. During his more than two decades of stay in SRMC he has had a very active clinical and academic career. He has also worked in other major hospitals both in India and UAE.
- Dr. Venkat has trained many urology residents and Urology Technologists and has had an extensive experience in all aspects of Urology. He has performed several major and complex surgeries including Key-hole surgeries (Percutaneous and laparoscopic), urological cancer surgeries, kidney transplantations, major urological trauma surgeries and urological reconstructive surgeries.
Special Interests
- Endo-urology
- Percutaneous (key-hole) renal surgery for stones.
- Laparoscopic urology
- Uro-oncology
- Andrology
Research / Publications
- Dr.Venkat has published more than 20 Publications to his credit other than many presentations and lectures.
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