Mr Manit Arya
Mr Manit Arya is a Consultant Urology Surgeon at Rivers Hospital, Hertfordshire who specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer
Based At
NHS base
Princess Alexandra Hospital, Harlow
GMC Number
3677629
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Urology, Urological cancer, Prostate cancer and Prostate diseases. Mr Manit Arya has a specialist interest in the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer. He offers the most up do date diagnostic procedures such as contrast enhanced multi-parametric MRI of the prostate and template transperineal prostate biopsies (the latter is more accurate and associated with a significantly lower risk of infection in comparison to the traditional transrectal biopsies).
Mr Arya performs the latest minimally invasive innovative techniques in the treatment of either primary prostate cancer or prostate cancer that has recurred following previous radiotherapy (radio-recurrent prostate cancer). These cutting edge procedures avoid the harm done by radical surgery and radiotherapy which often affect quality of life and sexual function.
Mr Manit Arya is currently one of the the largest volume prostate HIFU and cryotherapy surgeons in Europe. He is an internationally recognised mentor for both focal prostate HIFU and cryotherapy.
Manit also specialises in the treatment of benign, non-cancerous disorders of the prostate including BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia).
Mr Arya will see patients from 18 yrs+ (with diagnosed prostate cancer)
Professional Memberships
British Association of Urological Surgeons
Fellow of The Royal College of Surgeons
Focal Therapy Users Group
Academic Background
Manit qualified from Manchester Medical School. Following a basic surgical rotation around Manchester and Birmingham, he completed his higher specialist training in Urology (with a specialist interest in prostate cancer) in the North London rotation. His research interests include investigating the molecular basis of prostate cancer – he has been awarded a MD Higher Research degree from the University of London in this field. He has published extensively throughout the Urology literature particularly in the field of prostate cancer - he is an editor of 10 textbooks and has published approximately 200 articles in peer-reviewed journals. He is a Principal Investigator of several National Clinical Trials involving focal therapies for prostate cancer.
Based at
NHS base
Princess Alexandra Hospital, Harlow
GMC Number
3677629
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Urology, Urological cancer, Prostate cancer and Prostate diseases. Mr Manit Arya has a specialist interest in the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer. He offers the most up do date diagnostic procedures such as contrast enhanced multi-parametric MRI of the prostate and template transperineal prostate biopsies (the latter is more accurate and associated with a significantly lower risk of infection in comparison to the traditional transrectal biopsies).
Mr Arya performs the latest minimally invasive innovative techniques in the treatment of either primary prostate cancer or prostate cancer that has recurred following previous radiotherapy (radio-recurrent prostate cancer). These cutting edge procedures avoid the harm done by radical surgery and radiotherapy which often affect quality of life and sexual function.
Mr Manit Arya is currently one of the the largest volume prostate HIFU and cryotherapy surgeons in Europe. He is an internationally recognised mentor for both focal prostate HIFU and cryotherapy.
Manit also specialises in the treatment of benign, non-cancerous disorders of the prostate including BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia).
Mr Arya will see patients from 18 yrs+ (with diagnosed prostate cancer)
Professional Memberships
British Association of Urological Surgeons
Fellow of The Royal College of Surgeons
Focal Therapy Users Group
Academic Background
Manit qualified from Manchester Medical School. Following a basic surgical rotation around Manchester and Birmingham, he completed his higher specialist training in Urology (with a specialist interest in prostate cancer) in the North London rotation. His research interests include investigating the molecular basis of prostate cancer – he has been awarded a MD Higher Research degree from the University of London in this field. He has published extensively throughout the Urology literature particularly in the field of prostate cancer - he is an editor of 10 textbooks and has published approximately 200 articles in peer-reviewed journals. He is a Principal Investigator of several National Clinical Trials involving focal therapies for prostate cancer.