Vikram Singh
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About
Vikram Singh is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work centers on prostate cancer diagnostics, surgical outcomes, and the management of complex genitourinary conditions. His most cited study, “Discrepancies in Gleason score between needle core biopsy and radical prostatectomy specimens,” addresses a critical clinical challenge: the frequent mismatch between initial biopsy grading and final pathology after prostate removal. With 5 citations, this work underscores the limitations of sampling in prostate cancer and advocates for more nuanced risk stratification. Singh also investigates functional recovery after robotic surgery; his 2023 study on urinary continence following robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) identifies key predictors of post-operative quality of life, offering guidance for patient counseling and surgical technique. Additionally, his work on genitourinary fistula—highlighting shifting etiologies from obstetric trauma to iatrogenic causes—reflects a broad clinical interest in reconstructive urology. Though his citation counts are modest, Singh’s research addresses practical, patient-centered outcomes in urologic oncology and pelvic surgery. His contributions are particularly valuable for trainees and clinicians seeking evidence to bridge diagnostic gaps, optimize surgical recovery, and manage challenging fistulae in diverse healthcare settings.
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