Dr. Sameh Nada

Dr. Sameh Nada is a Senior Consultant in Urology, Urological Endoscopy, and Kidney Surgery, with a Doctorate in Urology. He is the Head of the Urology Department at Mansoura General Hospital, formerly known as Mansoura International Hospital, and also provides specialist care in Andrology, Male Infertility, and Erectile Dysfunction.

Dr. Sameh Nada’s areas of practice include the evaluation and treatment of kidney, ureter, and bladder stones, benign prostate enlargement, urethral stricture, bladder tumors, and urinary tract conditions in children. His urological practice includes minimally invasive and endoscopic approaches when appropriate for the individual case.

He also evaluates men with male infertility, delayed conception, and erectile dysfunction, with assessment focused on identifying the underlying cause before selecting an appropriate treatment approach.

Through Macrocare, patients can submit their medical reports, imaging, and laboratory results to help organize their medical file, coordinate case review, and arrange a consultation or appointment with Dr. Sameh Nada.

Dr. Sameh Nada’s Medical Specialties

Dr. Sameh Nada’s areas of specialty include:

• General Urology.

• Urological Endoscopy.

• Kidney and Urinary Tract Surgery.

• Kidney, Ureter, and Bladder Stones.

• Flexible Ureteroscopy.

• Laser Stone Treatment.

• Shock Wave Lithotripsy.

• Benign Prostatic Enlargement.

• Endoscopic Prostate Procedures.

• Urethral Stricture.

• Endoscopic Urethral Surgery.

• Bladder Tumors.

• Endoscopic Bladder Tumor Resection.

• Pediatric Urology.

• Congenital Urinary and Genital Tract Conditions in Children.

• Andrology.

• Male Infertility.

• Delayed Conception.

• Erectile Dysfunction.

Kidney and Ureter Stone Treatment with Dr. Sameh Nada

Kidney and ureteral stones can vary significantly in size, location, and severity. Treatment depends on the stone's characteristics, whether it is causing obstruction or infection, and the patient's overall health.

Depending on the individual case, treatment options may include:

• Flexible ureteroscopy.

• Endoscopic stone treatment.

• Laser stone fragmentation.

• Shock wave lithotripsy.

• Observation and medical management for selected small stones.

The appropriate treatment is determined after reviewing imaging studies and assessing the size, location, and characteristics of the stone.

Flexible Ureteroscopy and Laser Treatment for Kidney Stones

Flexible ureteroscopy is a minimally invasive endoscopic technique that may be used for selected kidney stones. The flexible scope can reach different areas of the urinary tract, while a laser may be used to fragment the stone into smaller pieces.

Whether this approach is appropriate depends on factors such as stone size and location, urinary tract anatomy, and the patient's overall clinical condition.

Shock Wave Lithotripsy for Urinary Stones

Shock wave lithotripsy is a non-surgical treatment option that uses focused shock waves to break selected urinary stones into smaller fragments.

It may be appropriate for certain kidney or ureteral stones depending on their size, location, composition, and the condition of the urinary tract.

Benign Prostatic Enlargement Treatment

Benign prostatic enlargement, commonly referred to as an enlarged prostate, may cause urinary symptoms such as weak urine flow, difficulty starting urination, frequent urination, or incomplete bladder emptying.

Evaluation may include a medical history, assessment of urinary symptoms, urine testing, kidney function tests, prostate-related investigations when appropriate, and additional examinations based on the patient's condition.

Treatment may range from observation and medication to endoscopic or laser procedures in selected cases.

Endoscopic and Laser Treatment for Enlarged Prostate

Patients who require an intervention for prostate enlargement may have several treatment options, including selected endoscopic, cautery, vaporization, or laser techniques.

The appropriate technique depends on factors such as prostate size, symptom severity, general health, medications, and the findings of the urological evaluation.

Urethral Stricture Treatment

A urethral stricture is a narrowing of the urethra that may cause reduced urinary flow, difficulty urinating, or other symptoms related to urinary obstruction.

Diagnosis may involve urinary flow testing, imaging of the urethra, cystoscopy, or other investigations depending on the suspected location and severity of the narrowing.

In selected cases, endoscopic surgery may be used to treat the stricture. The appropriate approach depends on the length, location, severity, and recurrence of the stricture.

Endoscopic Treatment of Bladder Tumors

Bladder tumors require careful evaluation to determine their nature and extent.

Cystoscopy can be used to examine the bladder, and in appropriate cases, a bladder tumor can be removed endoscopically. The removed tissue is then examined by pathology to determine the tumor type and grade and help guide further management.

Further treatment and follow-up depend on the pathology results and the characteristics of the tumor.

Pediatric Urology and Congenital Urinary Tract Conditions

Children may have congenital abnormalities or developmental conditions affecting the urinary or genital system that require specialist assessment.

Evaluation depends on the child's age, symptoms, medical history, and physical examination. Ultrasound and other investigations may be required depending on the suspected condition.

Treatment is individualized according to the type of abnormality and its impact on urinary or genital function, with the timing and type of intervention determined for each child.

Andrology and Male Health

Andrology focuses on conditions affecting male reproductive and sexual health.

Patients may seek an andrology consultation for male infertility, delayed conception, erectile dysfunction, hormonal problems, or other conditions affecting reproductive or sexual function.

Assessment begins with a detailed medical history and clinical evaluation, followed by appropriate investigations when needed to identify the underlying cause.

Male Infertility and Delayed Conception

Male infertility may result from several different factors and may require evaluation of both reproductive and general health.

Assessment may include a semen analysis, together with hormonal testing, imaging, or other investigations when clinically indicated.

Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may involve medical treatment, management of an identified condition, or other appropriate reproductive options.

Erectile Dysfunction Treatment

Erectile dysfunction can have physical, hormonal, psychological, or mixed causes. It may also be associated with conditions such as diabetes, vascular disease, hormonal abnormalities, or certain medications.

Evaluation focuses on understanding the nature and duration of the problem and identifying relevant health conditions or risk factors.

Treatment is selected according to the underlying cause and the patient's overall health and may include medication or other appropriate treatment options.

Dr. Sameh Nada’s Approach to Patient Care

The evaluation of urological and andrology conditions may include:

• Reviewing symptoms and medical history.

• Reviewing previous imaging and laboratory results.

• Assessing the size and location of urinary stones.

• Evaluating urinary obstruction.

• Assessing symptoms related to prostate enlargement.

• Determining the location and severity of urethral stricture.

• Evaluating bladder tumors through appropriate investigations.

• Assessing potential causes of male infertility and erectile dysfunction.

• Selecting the appropriate treatment or procedure based on the patient's condition.

• Providing follow-up after treatment or a procedure when required.

Dr. Sameh Nada’s Experience and Qualifications

Dr. Sameh Nada holds a Doctorate in Urology and is a Senior Consultant in Urology, Urological Endoscopy, and Kidney Surgery.

He is also the Head of the Urology Department at Mansoura General Hospital, formerly known as Mansoura International Hospital.

In addition, Dr. Sameh Nada is a Consultant in Andrology, Male Infertility, and Erectile Dysfunction.

His clinical areas include endoscopic urology, kidney and urinary stone management, prostate conditions, urethral strictures, bladder tumors, pediatric urinary and genital conditions, and male reproductive and sexual health.

Why Do Patients Consult Dr. Sameh Nada?

Patients may consult Dr. Sameh Nada for:

Kidney Stones – Ureteral Stones – Bladder Stones – Flexible Ureteroscopy – Laser Stone Treatment – Shock Wave Lithotripsy – Enlarged Prostate – Endoscopic Prostate Treatment – Urethral Stricture – Bladder Tumors – Urological Endoscopy – Pediatric Urology – Male Infertility – Delayed Conception – Erectile Dysfunction – Andrology.

A specialist urology consultation may be appropriate when symptoms require a detailed assessment or when imaging and laboratory findings need to be reviewed to determine the most suitable treatment approach.

Booking an Appointment with Dr. Sameh Nada Through Macrocare

If you are searching for Dr. Sameh Nada, Senior Consultant in Urology and Urological Endoscopy, or looking for a specialist in kidney stones, prostate conditions, urethral stricture, bladder tumors, male infertility, or erectile dysfunction in Egypt, Macrocare can help coordinate the next steps.

Patients can submit their medical information to Macrocare for assistance with:

• Organizing the medical file.

• Coordinating case review.

• Arranging a consultation or appointment.

• Coordinating hospital services when required.

• Providing an estimated treatment cost before travel when this information is available.

• Supporting international patients throughout their medical journey when needed.

Medical Documents to Send for a Urology Case

Patients are encouraged to provide the most recent medical documents available, which may include:

• Kidney and urinary tract ultrasound reports.

• CT scans of the urinary tract, when performed.

• Stone imaging reports.

• Kidney function tests.

• Urinalysis and urine culture, when available.

• Previous prostate investigations.

• Previous cystoscopy or surgical reports.

• Pathology reports for bladder tumors.

• Semen analysis for male infertility cases.

• Hormonal tests when relevant to an andrology case.

• Current medication list.

• Previous medical reports.

Does Dr. Sameh Nada Treat Kidney and Ureteral Stones?

Yes. Kidney, ureteral, and bladder stone treatment is among Dr. Sameh Nada’s areas of practice. Depending on the case, treatment may include flexible ureteroscopy, laser stone fragmentation, or shock wave lithotripsy.

Can Kidney Stones Be Treated with a Flexible Scope and Laser?

Flexible ureteroscopy and laser stone treatment can be used for selected kidney stones. The decision depends on the size and location of the stone, urinary tract anatomy, and the patient's clinical condition.

Can Kidney Stones Be Treated Without Surgery?

Some small stones may pass naturally with appropriate medical management and follow-up. In selected cases, shock wave lithotripsy can also be used as a non-surgical treatment option. The appropriate approach depends on the individual stone and patient assessment.

Does Dr. Sameh Nada Treat Enlarged Prostate?

Yes. Prostate enlargement and related urinary problems are among his areas of practice. Depending on the patient's condition, treatment may include medication or selected endoscopic, laser, or other minimally invasive procedures.

How Is Urethral Stricture Treated?

Treatment depends on the location, length, severity, and recurrence of the urethral stricture. Some cases may be treated with endoscopic surgery, while recurrent or more complex cases may require other treatment approaches.

Can Bladder Tumors Be Removed Endoscopically?

In appropriate cases, bladder tumors can be removed through an endoscopic procedure. The tissue is then sent for pathological examination to determine the tumor type and grade and guide further treatment.

Does Dr. Sameh Nada Treat Male Infertility?

Yes. Dr. Sameh Nada is a Consultant in Andrology and Male Infertility and can evaluate potential causes of delayed conception through medical history, clinical assessment, semen analysis, and additional investigations when appropriate.

What Tests Are Needed to Evaluate Male Infertility?

The evaluation varies from one patient to another. A semen analysis is commonly part of the initial assessment, while hormonal tests, imaging, and other investigations may be recommended depending on the medical history and initial findings.

What Causes Erectile Dysfunction in Men?

Erectile dysfunction may be associated with vascular disease, diabetes, hormonal disorders, certain medications, psychological factors, or a combination of causes. Identifying the underlying cause requires an individualized medical assessment.

Does Dr. Sameh Nada Treat Erectile Dysfunction?

Yes. Erectile dysfunction is among Dr. Sameh Nada’s areas of andrology practice. The evaluation focuses on identifying potential causes and determining appropriate treatment options according to the patient's health and medical history.

Does Dr. Sameh Nada Treat Pediatric Urological Conditions?

Yes. His areas of practice include the evaluation and treatment of congenital urinary and genital tract abnormalities in children. The approach depends on the child's age, the type of condition, and its effect on urinary or genital function.

How Can I Book an Appointment with Dr. Sameh Nada?

Patients can contact Macrocare and submit their medical information, reports, and imaging. Macrocare can assist with organizing the medical file and coordinating a consultation or appointment with Dr. Sameh Nada.

What Medical Documents Should I Send Before a Consultation with Dr. Sameh Nada?

Recent medical reports, imaging, kidney function tests, urine tests, and previous urological procedure or surgery reports should ideally be provided.

For kidney stone cases, stone-related imaging and CT reports can be particularly useful. For male infertility or andrology cases, semen analysis and available hormonal investigations may also be relevant.