Mr Rahul Gujadhur

Mr Rahul Gujadhur is an experienced Consultant Urological Surgeon specialising in minimally invasive treatments for benign prostate enlargement, prostate cancer diagnostics and the management of superficial bladder cancer. His expertise includes advanced laser surgery, endoscopic urological procedures and innovative diagnostic techniques designed to improve treatment efficiency and patient outcomes.

With a particular interest in Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate (HoLEP), GreenLight laser surgery and minimally invasive prostate treatments, he has contributed to the development of specialist urological services and more efficient diagnostic pathways. His professional interests also extend to healthcare technology assessment, clinical governance and the application of artificial intelligence in modern urological practice. 

Mr Gujadhur completed his initial urological training in the East of England before returning to the North East for higher specialist surgical training. During his final training year, he concentrated on advanced laser techniques for the treatment of prostate enlargement, developing the expertise that has become a central part of his consultant practice.

Mr Gujadhur has published and presented research nationally and internationally, with interests in health economics, technology assessment, diagnostic pathway optimisation and artificial intelligence in healthcare.

He has advised the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) on health technology assessment and has contributed to national initiatives evaluating innovative urological procedures. His academic involvement also includes acting as a local principal investigator for two clinical trials, supporting research into the development and evaluation of urological treatments.

Mr Gujadhur places particular emphasis on personalised treatment, timely diagnosis and minimally invasive surgical options. His approach combines detailed clinical assessment with consideration of each patient's symptoms, treatment preferences and long-term health.