Rodion Fedoryshyn

1997 – Donetsk National Medical University (DNMU), majoring in General Medicine
1999 – Internship in Urology, DNMU
2001 – TU (thematic improvement) “Modern aspects of the treatment of urolithiasis”
2001 – TU “Topical issues of outpatient urology”
2007 – TU “Topical issues of oncourology”
2007 – TU “Fundamentals of Interventional Ultrasound”
2008 – TU “Minimally invasive methods of treatment of urological diseases”.

1999 – degree PhD in medicine

The doctor has 50 scientific papers, 1 co-authored monograph and patent rights for 2 inventions, 6 innovative proposals.

Dr. Rodion Fedoryshyn consults patients with diseases of the urinary tract and the male genitourinary system, with a particular focus on the diagnosis and modern treatment of urinary stone disease, as well as conditions requiring minimally invasive urological procedures:

• You have lower back pain, episodes of renal colic, or a suspected urinary tract stone
• Kidney or ureteral stones have been detected and the most appropriate treatment strategy needs to be determined
• You have blood in your urine, difficulty urinating, or other concerning urological symptoms
• You need help interpreting the results of an ultrasound, CT scan, or other urological examinations
• You require consultation regarding diseases of the prostate or scrotal organs
• You need to determine whether endoscopic or minimally invasive urological treatment is indicated
• You need to choose the most appropriate method for urinary stone removal
• You require follow-up after urological surgery or completed treatment

During each consultation, Dr. Rodion Fedoryshyn carefully evaluates the patient’s symptoms together with the results of laboratory and imaging studies, clearly explains the reasons behind the identified findings, and helps patients understand the available treatment options. He places particular emphasis on ensuring that every decision is clear, well-founded, and tailored to the patient’s clinical situation.

His practical experience in modern endourology and the treatment of urinary stone disease enables Dr. Fedoryshyn to select the most appropriate management strategy for each patient – from conservative treatment to minimally invasive stone removal and other endoscopic procedures. This approach helps preserve urinary tract function whenever possible and supports a faster recovery after treatment.

During your appointment, the doctor will review your examination results, assess your clinical condition, explain the available options for further diagnosis or treatment, and help determine the most appropriate management strategy. Choose the most convenient way to contact us, and our administrator will help arrange an appointment at a suitable time.