Dr. Mantu Gupta is Professor of Urology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount

Sinai, Chair of Urology at Mount Sinai Roosevelt and Mount Sinai St. Luke’s

Hospitals, and Director of Endourology and Stone Disease for the Mount Sinai

Health System. Dr. Gupta is recognized as a world leader in the research and

treatment of urinary stone disease, ureteropelvic junction obstruction, urinary

tract obstruction, and upper tract urothelial malignancies, having pioneered many

of the techniques in current use. He is recognized as one of the leading

endoscopic, percutaneous, and minimally invasive surgeons in the world, having

performed over 10,000 major endourological procedures. Dr. Gupta is unique in

that he employs a nurturing, compassionate, and holistic approach to the

management of stone disease, utilizing alternative medical, nutritional and

preventive strategies.

Prior to joining Mount Sinai, Dr. Gupta served as Associate Professor, Director of Endourology and Director of the Kidney Stone Center at Columbia University

Medical Center for the last 18 years.  The recipient of numerous honors and

awards, Dr. Gupta was given a Presidential Gold Medal by President Ronald

Reagan for his academic achievements and has served as a visiting professor

both within the United States and throughout the world. He is a frequent lecturer

and moderator at national and international meetings and has published

extensively in major peer-reviewed journals and authored numerous book

chapters. Additionally, Dr. Gupta teaches various surgical skills courses

throughout the world and has served as editor and guest editor for numerous

publications including the Journal of Endourology, the Journal of Urology, the

Indian Journal of Urology, and Urology.  Dr. Gupta was a member of the

prestigious Honors Program in Medical Education at Northwestern University

where he earned a combined BS-MD degree with distinction and was elected to

the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. He subsequently did his Urology

residency at the top ranked University of California at San Francisco and

completed a fellowship in Endourology at Long Island Jewish Medical Center

under the tutelage of the founding father of Endourology.