Index Cases

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Case 1: A boy with difficulty in passing urine and severe phimosis

Case 2: A boy with undescended Testis (Cryptorchidism)

Case 3: A girl with Labial Adhesions (Vulval Syncechiae)

Case 4: A newborn with urinary retention due to Posterior urethral valve

Case 5: A 20 month old boy with kidney stones managed with Mini-perc

Case 6: A boy with kidney stone managed with ESWL

Case 7: A boy with Pelvi-uretric junciton obstruction managed laparoscopically

Case 8: A newborn with Antenatal Hydronephrosis and Pelvi-ureteric junction obstruction

Case 9: A boy with distal penile hypospadias managed with single stage surgery

Case 10: A boy with hypospadias with thin urethra

Case 11: A boy with severe hypospadias

Case 12: A case of acute scrotal swelling due to testicular torsion

Case 13: A girl with vesicoureteral reflux treated endoscopically

Case 14: A child with large bladder divetriculum

Case 15: A boy with impacted urethral stone managed by PCCL

Case 16: A child with disorder of sexual differentiation (Intersex)- CAH

Case 17: A child with disorder of sexual differentiation 2

Case 18: A girl who runs to the toilet frequently and wets- dysfunctional voiding

Case 19: A boy with urinary incontinence due to sacral agenesis

Case 20: A boy with spina bifida & neuropathic bladder managed with CIC and medicines

Case 21: A child with Multicystic Kidney disease

Focus Activity

Kidney Stone Clinic for children

Kidney stone Clinic for children has been started to disseminate information & knowledge to parents & families having children with kidney stones, treat children with kidney stones and initiate preventive measures to avoid r

Hypospadias foundation

Hypospadias is one of the most common congenital malformations affecting upto one out of every 150 newborn male babies. Caring for children with hypospadias requires a lot of commitment from the family as


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