Dr. Sameer Chopra

Dr. Sameer Chopra
Dr. Chopra is a board-eligible urologist who began training on the west coast at the University of Southern California Medical Center. At USC, he was trained to perform both complex open and robotic procedures involving complex oncologic issues such as prostate, bladder and renal cancers. He then relocated to the east coast where he completed his urologic training at Jefferson Health System and learned to perform minimally invasive endoscopic procedures to address voiding issues regarding prostate enlargement. Dr. Chopra treats all conditions of the genitourinary tract from kidney, bladder, prostate, testicular and penile cancers to benign conditions such as kidney stones, strictures, overactive bladder, urinary incontinence, erectile dysfunction, and infertility. Dr. Chopra is interested in providing access to new technologies and using minimally invasive techniques to help improve patient outcomes and satisfaction in all facets of urologic care. Dr. Chopra is a true surgical scientist, having published extensively in urologic journals and books and participated and enrolled many patients into clinical trials. Dr. Chopra believes that urologic care is best undertaken as a partnership between patients and himself, thus taking the time to educate his patients in their care.
Medical School:

USC

Locations

Arizona State Urology Phoenix, Arizona

1661 E. Camelback RoadPhoenix, Arizona, 85016United States
602-337-8500 | Visit Website

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