Mr Aditya Manjunath

I am a full time Consultant Urological Surgeon with my NHS practice based at North Bristol NHS Trust. My subspecialty practice is in andrology and male genito-urethral reconstruction. I have a particular interest clinically and academically in the management of penile cancer, urethral stricture disease including urethroplasty and peyronie’s disease. In addition I am able to assess and manage other andrological and general urological conditions. I have a regular general urology practice performing routine inguino-scrotal surgery and TURP.

I am one of only two urologists performing penile cancer surgery and complex urethral reconstruction (urethroplasty) for urethral stricture disease in the South West of England. I work in a high volume centre seeing at least 60 new penile cancer patients per year. I perform over 100 complex male genito-urethral reconstructive procedures per year. My surgical outcomes for complex surgery are audited annually which includes procedures performed in the NHS and private sector.

I completed my higher surgical training in Urology in the South West of England. Following which I completed a post CCT fellowship in Andrology and Genito-Urethral Reconstruction at St George's Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, London (2016-2018) under the supervision of Professor Nick Watkin.

I was appointed Locum Consultant at the Royal United Hospital, Bath from April 2018 to December 2018 and subsequently gained a substantive appointment to the Bristol Urological Institute at North Bristol NHS Trust. I have additional leadership and managerial roles as supra-regional penile cancer lead and executive committee member of the BAUS Andrology and Genito-urethral surgery section for the last 3 years.  I have recently stepped down as chair of the Bristol Urology Group LLP having done this for the last 3 years.

Outside my busy clinical schedule, I have been fortunate to have several opportunities to participate in work with UroLink, a Urological charity, providing education and expertise to a number of hospitals/institutions around the world. I have visited Moshi, Tanzania and Hawassa, Ethiopia so far and I hope to carry on this work in the future. I am a keen cricketer and continue to represent the University of Bristol Staff 1^st XI.

Overall, I have high standards and provide my patients with clear, accurate and understandable information as well as offering them high quality medical and surgical treatment.