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  Dr. Kunal Sharma |  World of Urology Dr. Kunal Sharma Associate Director & Head (Centre of Excellence and Histopathology) Dr. Kunal Sharma serves as Associate Director & Head (Centre of Excellence and Histopathology) at Mumbai Reference Lab, SRL Diagnostics & leads the Digital Pathology & Artificial Intelligence initiatives for SRL. His department caters to one of the largest loads of histopathology and oncopathology in the country and is one of the most state of the art centre with 6 automated IHC platforms.  He was previously spearheading the Depts of Histopathology & Flowcytometry at SRL Laboratory & Fortis Hospitals, Bangalore where he was also in-charge of the reference centre of Uropathology.  He has been a keynote speaker, presenter & faculty at numerous prestigious national & international conferences like Indian Cancer Congress, Oncocon, IMSOS, ISMPOCON, Innovations in Oncology, Global Cancer Congress (Japan), PATHSOC(UK), CAP (USA), etc. He

  Treatment for Urinary Incontinence | World of Urology What is the first line treatment for urinary incontinence? Can bladder incontinence be treated? Can incontinence be cured permanently? Can urinary incontinence be cured naturally? Exploring Treatment Options for Urinary Incontinence Urinary incontinence, a condition characterized by the involuntary loss of urine, can significantly affect one’s quality of life. This condition is not uncommon, and it can impact people of all ages. Fortunately, there are various treatment options available to manage urinary incontinence and improve the daily lives of those affected. In this blog, we will delve into the world of urology to discuss the first-line treatments for urinary incontinence, the possibility of a cure, and natural remedies for managing this condition. 1. What is the First-Line Treatment for Urinary Incontinence? The first-line treatment for urinary incontinence often depends on the type and severity of the condition. Urologists

 Robotic-Assisted Hysterectomy robotic-assisted Hysterectomy A  robotic-assisted hysterectomy  involves a procedure in which your uterus is removed by doctors using robotic arms. Compared to conventional techniques, it provides a quicker healing period with the least postoperative pain score. With this technique, surgeons can move more precisely and with a larger range of motion than they could with their hands alone. They also get a high-resolution, three-dimensional view of the surgical site. Various forms of robotic hysterectomy Based on your health and diagnosis, your  Urogynecologist  may suggest one of the various kinds: Subtotal hysterectomy, in which the cervix is left in place but the uterus is removed entirely. A radical hysterectomy is done for cancer of the cervix which involves not just the removal of all uterine tissue, cervix, tubes, and ovaries but also surrounding tissue where cancer might have spread which is decided based on the stage of cancer. Robotic-assisted hyst