Mr Manar Malki is a Consultant Urological Surgeon specialising in robotic and laparoscopic kidney cancer surgery and the minimally invasive treatment of kidney stones.
Mr Manar Malki is a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, with sub-specialist expertise in kidney and ureter (upper urinary tract) cancer, kidney stones and benign kidney conditions. He has performed over 300 robotic and laparoscopic kidney operations and treats patients at Urology Partners in Surrey and Hampshire.
Robotic and laparoscopic kidney surgery
Mr Malki completed a dedicated 16-month robotic and laparoscopic renal cancer fellowship at the Frimley Renal Cancer Centre. He has since performed over 300 robotic and laparoscopic kidney operations across his NHS and private practice, including:
- Partial nephrectomy (removing a kidney tumour while preserving the kidney)
- Radical nephrectomy (removing the kidney)
- Nephroureterectomy (removing the kidney and ureter)
- Pyeloplasty (correcting a blockage at the kidney outlet, known as PUJ obstruction)
He also treats benign kidney conditions, including PUJ obstruction (PUJO) and renal cysts.
Kidney stone treatment
Mr Malki completed the Stone Fellowship at Nottingham University Hospitals and manages the full range of kidney and ureteric stone disease. His experience to date in 2026, includes over 350 ureteroscopies and over 60 mini-PCNLs (minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy) for larger kidney stones.
General urology
Alongside his kidney sub-specialty, Mr Malki treats a broad range of urological conditions, including:
- Inguino-scrotal problems
- Benign prostate conditions
- Diagnostic investigation of suspected urological cancers
outcomes, research and conferences
- Surgical and cancer outcomes are regularly audited against national published data
- Principal investigator on renal cancer clinical trials at the Frimley Renal Cancer Centre
- Author of publications in peer-reviewed journals
- Regular presenter at national and international urology conferences
Qualifications and training
- Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS), University of Jordan (2006)
- Specialist urology training in the East Midlands
- Stone Fellowship, Nottingham University Hospitals
- Robotic and laparoscopic renal cancer fellowship (16 months), Frimley Renal Cancer Centre
- Consultant Urological Surgeon, Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, since 2019
Frequently asked questions
What does Mr Manar Malki specialise in?
He specialises in robotic and laparoscopic surgery for kidney and ureter cancer, kidney stone treatment, and benign kidney conditions such as PUJ obstruction and renal cysts.
How much robotic kidney surgery experience does Mr Malki have?
He has performed over 300 robotic and laparoscopic kidney operations, including partial nephrectomy, radical nephrectomy, nephroureterectomy and pyeloplasty, following a dedicated 16-month renal cancer fellowship.
Does Mr Malki treat kidney stones?
Yes. He completed the Stone Fellowship at Nottingham University Hospitals and has performed over 350 ureteroscopies and over 60 mini-PCNLs.
Does Mr Malki treat general urological problems?
Yes. He also treats inguino-scrotal problems, benign prostate conditions and carries out diagnostic cancer investigations.
Please check these before publishing:
- Location: I've said "Surrey and Hampshire" based on his Frimley Park base, so swap in his actual Urology Partners clinic locations. Naming them also helps local search.
- Spelling: the original has "Batchelor", which I've corrected to "Bachelor".
- Procedure counts: these are "to date" figures, so they'll need updating periodically. Dating them (for example, "as of 2026") helps AI tools judge how current they are.
- Trust signals: as with the other profiles, his GMC number and a link to his publications would strengthen the page.
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