Dr. Anshuman Singh
Specialist care for Urological Cancers
Evidence-based, patient-centred treatment for Prostate, Kidney, Bladder, Testicular and Penile Cancers, with Robotic Surgery for complex cases. Consult in person in Lucknow or by teleconsultation.
- M.S., M.Ch. Urology (Gold Medalist)
- Fellowship in Uro-Oncology & Robotic Surgery, Medanta
- EAU-Accredited Visiting Fellowship, Fundació Puigvert, Barcelona
- Clinical Observership, Robotic Uro-Oncology, University College Hospitals, London
- Practice focused entirely on Urological Cancers
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Areas of Care
Dr. Anshuman Singh treats cancers of the urinary tract and male reproductive organs, from first evaluation to long-term follow-up.
- Kidney & Upper Tract CancersPartial & radical nephrectomy
- Bladder CancerTURBT, BCG, cystectomy
- Prostate CancerPSA, MRI, robotic prostatectomy
- Robot-Assisted SurgeryPrecision for complex cases
- Penile CancerOrgan-preserving surgery
- Testicular CancerEarly diagnosis, high cure rates
- Retroperitoneal TumoursOrgan & vessel preservation
Consult the Specialist Directly
Every consultation is with Dr. Anshuman Singh personally, whether you visit the clinic in Lucknow or connect by video.
Dr. Anshuman Singh
Trained in Urology at M.S. and M.Ch. level with a gold medal, Dr. Singh went on to fellowship training in Uro-Oncology and Robotic Surgery in India and Spain, and completed a Clinical Observership in Robotic Uro-Oncology at University College Hospitals, London. More than ten years of surgical work now centre entirely on Urological Cancers.
Why See a Dedicated Uro-Oncologist?
Decisions in Urological Cancer affect both survival and everyday life for years. Specialist focus helps get them right.
Accurate staging first
MRI-targeted biopsy, CT urography and PSMA PET are used where they change decisions, so treatment matches the true extent of disease.
No over-treatment
Low-risk Prostate Cancers and small kidney masses are often safest under surveillance. That option is always put on the table.
Function-preserving surgery
Nerve-sparing prostatectomy, partial nephrectomy and organ-sparing penile surgery are used whenever cancer control allows.
Team decisions for complex cases
Advanced cases are planned with radiology, pathology, medical and radiation oncology colleagues.
Guideline-based plans
Recommendations follow current EAU and NCCN guidance and are adapted to each patient's age, health and priorities.
Follow-up that continues
A written surveillance schedule, review of every result and rehabilitation of continence and sexual function.
Training & Recognition
Accredited fellowships in India and Europe, a Clinical Observership in London, and academic awards.
USI Accredited Fellowship
Uro-Oncology & Robotic Surgery · Medanta, The Medicity
EAU Accredited Fellowship
Robotic Uro-Oncology · Fundació Puigvert, Barcelona, Spain
ASU Pratheeksha Gold Medal
Best Outgoing Urology Resident · South Zone
EUSP Scholarship
European Association of Urology · Advanced Training Recognition
Best of EAU 2023
Abstract Presentation · European Association of Urology Conference
Multiple Prize Presentations
National & International Conferences
Consult Without Travelling
Many decisions in Urological Cancer can start with a review of reports. Teleconsultation lets patients from other districts and cities speak with Dr. Singh by video, and travel only when an examination or surgery is needed.
Uro-Onco Connect
Uro-Onco Connect is how Dr. Anshuman Singh connects with patients and families: in person at the clinic in Lucknow, or by teleconsultation from anywhere in India and abroad.
Reports can be shared in advance, second opinions are welcome, and follow-up can continue by video after treatment.
Ways to consultClinic website: urooncoconnect.com
Patient Success Stories
Difficult cases, how treatment was planned, and what happened next. Shared with patient consent.
Bilateral Robotic VEIL for Node-Positive Penile Cancer
Both groins treated through small incisions with robotic VEIL, giving accurate staging of node-positive Penile Cancer and a smooth recovery.
Bilateral robotic VEILRead the case
Robotic Cystectomy and Ureterectomy with a Single Functioning Kidney
Two separate cancers, in the bladder and the ureter, removed robotically while protecting the only working kidney. Home on the second day after surgery.
Robotic radical cystectomy and distal ureterectomyRead the case
Robotic Radical Prostatectomy for Locally Advanced Prostate Cancer in a Man in His 80s
Age alone did not decide treatment. A fit man in his 80s chose curative robotic surgery, was walking the next day, and had an undetectable PSA one month later.
Robotic radical prostatectomy with extended lymph node dissectionRead the case
Robotic Radical Cystectomy with Ileal Conduit for Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer
Bladder Cancer that had invaded the muscle was removed robotically, with an ileal conduit for urine. Walking the next day, with clear margins and lymph nodes.
Robotic radical cystectomy with ileal conduitRead the caseRobotic Radical Prostatectomy for High-Risk Prostate Cancer in a Man in His Late 70s with a Previous Head and Neck Cancer
A man with an earlier cancer treated by chemoradiotherapy needed a curative option for high-risk Prostate Cancer. Robotic surgery was offered, and he went home on the second day.
Robotic radical prostatectomyRead the caseRobotic Radical Prostatectomy for High-Risk Prostate Cancer After Abdominal Tuberculosis Surgery and with Chronic Kidney Disease
A previous abdominal operation and kidney disease made planning more careful. Robotic prostatectomy was done for high-risk Prostate Cancer, and he went home on the second day.
Robotic radical prostatectomyRead the caseWhat Our Patients Say
In their own words: patients and families treated by Dr. Anshuman Singh.
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Anshuman Singh for the exceptional care and expertise he provided during my prostate cancer treatment. From the very beginning, Dr. Singh demonstrated an outstanding level of professionalism and compassion.
Last year on 25th May, 2024, I underwent robotic prostate surgery performed by Dr. Anshuman Singh and I couldn’t be more grateful for the exceptional care and expertise I received. From my very first consultation, Dr. Anshuma took the time to clearly explain my diagnosis, treatment options, and what to expect before, during, and after the surgery.
Dr. Anshuman Singh is an extremely expert and caring doctor. Provided accurate diagnosis and consistent consultations throughout prostate treatment at Medanta. His constant availability and attention made the entire process reliable and comforting.
During my prostat problem in 2024 Doctor Anshuman checked me at Medanta guru gram. I had gone robotics surgery at Medanta. Dr. Anshuman is very talented doctor but more he is a very humble and down to earth personality. Thank you doctor for your good advice and treatment.
I was diagnosed with a tumor in my urinary bladder, and my treatment was done at Medanta Hospital, Gurgaon, under the care of Uro-Oncology specialists Dr. Gagan Gautam and Dr. Anshuman Singh. Today, I am completely tumor-free.
Dr. Anshuman is a competent, patient and dedicated professional who played a reassuring role during a very difficult time. It’s important for a medical professional to practise empathy and I’m glad to see doctors like him value it as deeply as the treatment itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
About consultations with Dr. Anshuman Singh.
What does a Uro-Oncologist treat?
A Uro-Oncologist is a urologist with further training in cancers of the prostate, kidney, bladder, ureter, testis and penis, covering diagnosis, surgery and follow-up.
Do I need a referral to book?
No. You can book directly online, on WhatsApp or by phone. If another doctor has referred you, bring the referral letter and reports.
Can I get a second opinion on a treatment plan?
Yes. A second opinion can be taken before or during treatment, in person or by teleconsultation, with reports shared in advance.
Is teleconsultation suitable for a first visit?
Often, yes, for reviewing reports and discussing options. An in-person examination may be advised before surgery.
Which languages are consultations held in?
Hindi and English.
Patient Articles
Plain-language explanations of common reports and decisions, written by Dr. Singh.
Blood in Urine (Hematuria): When Is It a Sign of Cancer?
Blood in the urine is one of the commonest early signs of Bladder and Kidney Cancer. The causes, the warning signs and the tests that are usually needed.
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Partial vs Radical Nephrectomy: Can Your Kidney Be Saved?
Many Kidney Cancers can be removed while preserving the kidney. How the choice between partial and radical nephrectomy is made, and what recovery involves.
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Gleason Score & Grade Group: Your Prostate Biopsy Report Explained
Gleason 3+4 or 4+3, Grade Group 1 to 5, positive cores and perineural invasion: what each part of a prostate biopsy report means for treatment.
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Raised PSA: What It Means and What Happens Next
A raised PSA is a reason to look further, not a diagnosis. Common non-cancer causes, when to repeat the test, and how PSA density and MRI decide who needs a biopsy.
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Recovery After Robotic Prostatectomy: A Week-by-Week Guide
The hospital stay, catheter care, getting back to work and driving, regaining bladder control and erections, and what your first PSA after surgery should show.
Read moreBCG Treatment for Bladder Cancer: What to Expect
Who needs BCG after TURBT, how each session is done, the six-week and maintenance schedule, common side effects, precautions at home and what happens if BCG does not work.
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Intravesical Chemotherapy for Bladder Cancer: What to Expect
How chemotherapy given into the bladder lowers the chance of Bladder Cancer coming back, who needs a single dose or a course, how it compares with BCG, and how to manage side effects.
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TURBT for Bladder Cancer: What Does Your Pathology Report Mean?
Low or high grade, Ta, T1 or T2, whether bladder muscle was sampled, CIS and variant histology: how each line of a TURBT report changes the next step.
Read moreMuscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer: Is Radical Cystectomy Always Necessary?
When the bladder must be removed, when trimodality therapy can preserve it, robotic radical cystectomy, urinary diversion and how the decision is made.
Read moreProstate Cancer Is Not One Disease: Why Treatment Should Be Individualised
How PSA, MRI, biopsy grade and stage place Prostate Cancer on a spectrum, and how active surveillance, robotic prostatectomy and radiation fit different patients.
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Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer: Is Watching Safe?
Not every Prostate Cancer needs surgery or radiation. Who is suitable for active surveillance, what the follow-up involves and what makes doctors recommend treatment.
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Testicular Lump: When Should You Worry?
Common causes of scrotal lumps, the features that suggest Testicular Cancer, how to check yourself, which tests are done and why speed matters.
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Robotic, Laparoscopic or Open Surgery for Cancer: How Do They Differ?
What differs between the three approaches, what the evidence shows, when open surgery is still the better choice and what to ask your surgeon.
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Robotic Partial Nephrectomy (RAPN): What Happens and What to Expect
Who is suitable for robotic partial nephrectomy, how the operation is done, what the risks are and how recovery and follow-up work.
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Robotic Radical Prostatectomy (RARP): The Operation Explained
How robotic radical prostatectomy is done, who it suits, what nerve-sparing means, what the risks are and how to prepare.
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Robotic Radical Cystectomy (RARC): What to Know Before Bladder Removal
Who needs bladder removal, how the robotic operation is done, ileal conduit and neobladder, the risks and what the first weeks are like.
Read moreSpeak with Dr. Anshuman Singh
Consult at Chandan Hospital (10 AM – 4 PM) or Uro-Onco Connect, Gomti Nagar (6 – 9 PM), Monday to Friday, or by video from wherever you are.