Mayank Agrawal, Venkat Arjun Gite, Prakash Sankapal, Mudit Maheshwari. Retained Ureteral Stents, an avoidable Source of Morbidity – 10 years’ Experience from a Single Tertiary Care Centre. Pan Afr Med J. 2022 May 25;42;68
Gite V A, Shaw V, Agrawal M, Sankapal P, Maheshwari M. Minimally invasive techniques as a first line approach in the management of emphysematous pyelonephritis – A single centre experience. J Postgrad Med [serial online] 2021 [cited 2021 Aug 21 ];67:146-153
Sankapal P, Gite VA, Agrawal M, Sane M, Singal A. Persistent Mullerian Duct Syndrome: A Rare Case of an Adult Infertile Male with Bilateral Cryptorchidism. J Reprod Infertil. 2021;22(3):216-219
Joseph Sengol, Venkat Arjun Gite , Mayank Agrawal, Prakash Sankapal, Vivek Shaw- Choosing an ideal second layer cover in snodgrass repair for various types of hypospadias; Turk J Urol 2021; 47(3): 229-36 • DOI: 10.5152/tud.2021.20421
Abstract Proceeding– 18th Urological Association of Asia (UAA) Congress, Leading Urology through Converging Asian Insight, 15-17 October 2020, Seoul, Korea. Int J Urol. 2020 Oct;27 Suppl 1;5-165. UOP-1027
Sankapal P, GiteVA, SaneM, ShahG, AgrawalM. Management (primary/delayed) of traumatic bladder neck injuries associated with pelvic fractures in adults-case series. International Journal of Urology (2020) 27 (Suppl. 1), 5–165 doi: 10.1111/iju.14397. PMID- 33051898
Agrawal M, Gite VA, Sankapal P. Penile gangrene: A rare but disastrous complication of the improper application of condom catheters. Journal of Clinical Urology. doi:10.1177/2051415820961915
Agrawal M., Gite, V.A. & Sankapal, P. Two cases of penile strangulation: varied presentations and vastly different outcomes. Afr J Urol 2020: 26, 46.
Jayant Nikose, Mayank Agrawal, Venkat A. Gite, Prakash Sankapal. Self -inflicted urethral and vesicle foreign bodies – Case report. Archives of International Surgery / Volume 10 / Issue 2 / April-June 2020
Agrawal M, Gite VA, Sankapal P, Shaw V. The pattern, management, and preventive protocols used for urological procedures during the pandemic of COVID-19: an experience of a tertiary care centre. Int Surg J 2020; 7:3695-702.
Dr Prakash Sankapal, Dr Madhumohan Prabhudessai, Dr Umesh Oza, Dr Amanda Cardosa, Dr Venkat Gaude. Arterio-Venous Malformation of spermatic Cord Presenting as Inguino Scrotal Swelling-A Rare Presentation. JMSCR Vol/06/Issue/11/Page 633-636. November 2018
Laparoscopic management of Retrocaval ureter- Case Report.,
MUS quaterly CME– October 2017
Dr Prakash Sankapal, Dr Gite Venkat A, Dr Nikose Jayant V, Dr Atul Singal. Forgotten Migrated IUD: A Rare Cause for Vesical Calculus. JMSCR Vol /06/Issue/06/Page 220-223/June 2018.
Dr Venkat A.Gite, Dr Prakash Sankapal, Dr Atul Singal, Dr Jayant Nikose. Isolated Penile Gangrene with Penile Abscess with Pan-anterior Urethral Stricture – A rare Case Report. JMSCR Vol /06/Issue/10/Page 1141-1143/ Oct 2018.
Dr Venkat A.Gite, Dr Prakash Sankapal, Dr Atul Singal, Dr Mayank Agarwal. Giant Prostatic Urethral Calculus : A Rare Case Report with Total Endoscopic Management. JMSCR Vol/06/Issue/11/Page 453-455/November 2018.
Explore information about Dr. Prakash Sankapal's published academic work, clinical research, case reports and scientific presentations.
The Publications page of Dr. Prakash Sankapal lists his published and co-authored urology-related work, including article titles, authors, journals and publication dates where available.
The listed publications cover several urological topics, including:
Individual papers provide information about their specific research questions and reported findings.
Yes. A 2022 publication listed on the website is titled "Retained Ureteral Stents, an Avoidable Source of Morbidity – 10 Years' Experience from a Single Tertiary Care Centre."
It is cited in the Pan African Medical Journal. Ureteral stents may be used during the management of kidney and ureteric stone conditions , among other indications.
Yes. A publication listed for 2021 discusses minimally invasive approaches in the management of emphysematous pyelonephritis, a serious form of kidney infection.
Readers seeking general patient information may also explore the page on urinary tract infections .
Yes. The publications list includes a 2021 case report concerning persistent Müllerian duct syndrome in an adult infertile male with bilateral cryptorchidism.
This is a report about a specific clinical case, not a general study of all causes of male infertility .
A research article may describe a clinical study, analysis or investigation involving a defined research question.
A case report describes the clinical details of an individual patient or an unusual presentation. The Publications page includes both research work and case reports.
Journals named in the current publication listings include:
Additional journals and proceedings are listed on the page.
Yes. The page includes an abstract-related entry associated with the 18th Urological Association of Asia (UAA) Congress in October 2020.
Other presentations are listed on the Posters and Papers Presented page.
No. Publications provide information about clinical observations, research methods or study findings. They do not guarantee results for individual patients.
Treatment decisions depend on each person's medical condition, investigations and clinical assessment. You can read more about Dr. Prakash Sankapal's professional background .
Dr. Prakash Sankapal provides urology consultations at NewEra Hospitals, Vashi, and JP Kidney Care, Ulwe, Navi Mumbai.
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Disclaimer: The publications and academic information are provided for educational purposes. Individual research findings do not replace personalised medical advice or guarantee treatment outcomes.