Mr Jas Kalsi
Consultant Urologist
BSc (Hons), MD, MRCS, FRCS (Urol)
Specialises in
I am a Consultant Urological Surgeon with a special interest in Andrology and Renal tract stone disease. I also treat sexual dysfunction, male infertility, erectile dysfunction, bladder/kidney stone disease, benign prostate diseases, andrology.
I am a specialist in the management of men with both erectile and fertility problems using the latest techniques including micro-surgery. I am able to offer a full spectrum of options so that the care of the patient may be individualised.
I trained in Medicine at UCL Medical School in London and then underwent general surgical training at King's College and The Royal Free Hospitals. Following a period of research into smooth muscle physiology at the Wolfson Institute, UCL, I trained in Urology on the Imperial Higher Urological training programme and subsequently undertook a fellowship in andrological/genito-urethral surgery at the Institute of Urology, UCL.
I have published and presented extensively in the field of andrology, and previously won the prestigious International Society for Sexual Medicine Young Investigator Award.
I have a passion for treating patients using minimally invasive techniques so that they may return to normal activities quickly.
Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mr Jas Kalsi at Spire include:
Urology
Other treatments
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British Association of Urological Surgeons
European Association of Urology
European Society of Sexual Medicine
BAUD Section of Endourology
Micro-surgery for male infertility and minimally invasive stone surgery
Salvage micro-dissection testicular sperm extraction; outcome in men with non-obstructive azoospermia with previous failed sperm retrievals.
September 2015
Should primary microsurgical ligation of varicocele be the gold standard approach? Kalsi et al
Jan 2019
Plaque incision and fascia lata grafting in the surgical management of Peyronie's disease.
Jul 2006
Priapism: a medical emergency.
Apr 2002
Plaque incision and fascia lata grafting in the surgical management of Peyronie's disease.
Jul 2006
Atypical testicular pain.
Feb 2019
Erectile dysfunction.
Jan 2014
Erectile dysfunction - an update of current practice and future strategies.
Jul 2013
Malignant and premalignant lesions of the penis.
Mar 2013
In the era of micro-dissection sperm retrieval (m-TESE) is an isolated testicular biopsy necessary in the management of men with non-obstructive azoospermia?
Feb 2012
Analysis of the outcome of intracytoplasmic sperm injection using fresh or frozen sperm.
Apr 2011
Glans resurfacing for the treatment of carcinoma in situ of the penis: surgical technique and outcomes.
Jan 2011
Plaque incision and grafting as a salvage after a failed Nesbit procedure for Peyronie's disease.
Oct 2004
The management of low-flow priapism with the immediate insertion of a penile prosthesis.
Dec 2002
Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
Imperial College Healthcare
I have been extremely fortunate to be able to balance a busy medical career with a wonderful family life including four children that keep us on our toes! I could only do this with the support of my extremely supportive wife Harvey. In my spare time, I am a keen sportsman with a particular interest in tennis and cricket.
Telephone | 01753 665415 |
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Private secretary | Tahir Hakim |
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