

Professor Nasser Simforoosh is a world-renowned urologist and academic leader in Iran, serving as Full Professor of Urology at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical […]
A pediatric urologist is a doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating urinary and genital problems in children. They help with conditions kids are born with and those that develop during childhood.
Birth defects (hypospadias, undescended testicles)
Urinary tract infections
Bedwetting problems
Kidney and bladder stones
Vesicoureteral reflux (urine flowing backward)
Complex genital and urinary tract abnormalities
4 years of medical school
5-6 years of urology residency
1-3 years of pediatric urology fellowship
Board certification in pediatric urology
Child-friendly examination techniques
Minimally invasive surgeries
Robotic and laparoscopic procedures
Reconstructive surgery expertise
Understanding childhood development
Use smaller instruments designed for children
Create comfortable, child-friendly environments
Explain things in ways children can understand
Work at children’s hospitals and pediatric centers
Involve parents in all treatment decisions
Persistent bedwetting past age 5-6
Frequent urinary tract infections
Painful urination
Birth defects of urinary or genital organs
Abnormal urine flow or stream
Concerns about genital development
Behavioral therapies
Medication management
Minimally invasive procedures
Reconstructive surgeries
Long-term follow-up care
They team with:
Pediatricians
Kidney specialists (nephrologists)
Pediatric surgeons
Child life specialists
Physical therapists
Special training in children’s growing bodies
Experience with childhood conditions
Child-friendly approach
Understanding of family needs
Focus on long-term health and development
Pediatric urologists provide compassionate care that helps children with urinary and genital problems grow up healthy and confident. They combine medical expertise with an understanding of childhood development to give the best possible care to their young patients.