Mr Sanjith Gnanappiragasam

Dr. Sanjith Gnanappiragasam is a Consultant Urologist, offering comprehensive care for conditions affecting the kidney, bladder, prostate, and male genitalia. His clinical interests also include benign and malignant urological conditions such as prostatic enlargement, prostate infections, and incontinence.
Bio
Dr. Gnanappiragasam holds roles at The London Clinic and King’s College NHS Trust. He is known for his expertise in managing urinary tract stones and handles a high volume of endourology cases, including complex ones. He completed his urology training in Ireland and specialised in stone treatment after completing a fellowship at Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital.
He holds an associate role with the General Medical Council and is actively involved in medical education at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Dr Gnanappiragasam is dedicated to a patient-centric approach, tailoring individualised treatment plans that prioritise minimally invasive solutions aligned with contemporary urological practices for optimal outcomes and swift patient recovery.
He is affiliated with professional bodies such as the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons England, the British Association of Urology, and the Medical Protection Society, reflecting his commitment to advancing urological care through ongoing professional development and research.
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146 Harley Street
London, W1G 7JZ
- Qualified 2010
- Consultant Urologist
The London Clinic - Consultant Urologist
Circle Health Group Blackheath and Sloane - Consultant Urological Surgeon
Kings College London
- Cystinuria: An Overview of Challenges and Surgical Management. Clark, C. S., Gnanappiragasam, S., Thomas, K., & Bultitude, M. (2022). Frontiers in Surgery, 9, 812226. https://doi.org/10.3389/fsurg.2022.812226
- Quality improvement report: Write2me: using patient feedback to improve post-consultation urology clinic letters. Lonergan PE, Gnanappiragasam S, Redmond EJ, et al Write2me: using patient feedback to improve postconsultation urology clinic letters BMJ Open Quality 2019;8: e000721. doi: 10.1136/bmjoq-2019000721
- Pilot results from the LAParoscopic entry technique in Renal Surgery: a randomised controlled trial comparing open (Hasson) versus closed (Veress) techniques (LAPRES). Bhatt NR, Gnanaparigasm S, Browne C, Nolan WJ, Manecksha RP, Flynn RJ, Thomas AZ European urology, supplements, 2019, 18(1), e1842‐e1843
- Predictors of live birth after vasectomy reversal in a specialist fertility centre. Davis NF, Gnanappiragasam S, Nolan WJ, Thornhill JA. Ir Med J. 2017 Jan 11;110(1):495. PMID: 28657273.
- Primary osteosarcoma of the urinary bladder. Gnanappiragasam S, Davis NF, Abdelrahman MA, Manecksha RP, Thornhill JT. Open J Clin Med Case Rep. 2016; 1106
- An Unusual Case Of Urinary Bladder Arteriovenous Malformation. Gnanappiragasam D, Gnanappiragasam S, McDermott TE. Ir Med J. 2016 Aug 8;109(7):439. PMID: 27834090.
- The Diagnostic Yield of Dipstick Hematuria in a Teaching Hospital Urology Unit, Mamoun Abdelrahman, Sanjith Gnanappiragasam, Robert Ta,Rustom P Manecksha. September 2016, Conference: Irish Society of UrologyAt: Athlone, Ireland
- Interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome: the influence of modern diagnostic criteria on epidemiology and on Internet search activity by the public. Davis NF, Gnanappiragasam S, Thornhill JA. Transl Androl Urol. 2015;4(5):506-511. doi: 10.3978/j.issn.2223-4683.2015.06.08
- Active Surveillance Experience on Favourable-Risk Prostate Cancer in HSE West. Sanjith Gnanappiragasam James C Forde M. Moloney. Garrett C. Durk. September 2014Irish Journal of Medical Science 183: S255-S256 Unfollow journal.
- Active surveillance for low-risk prostate cancer. Sanjith Gnanappiragasam James C Forde M. Moloney. Garrett C. Durk. September 2014BJU International Conference: Annual Scientific Meeting of the Irish-Society-of-Urology. Volume: 114