Shree Agrawal-Patel, MD

Dr. Shree Agrawal-Patel is an assistant professor of urology at Indiana University School of Medicine, specializing in genitourinary reconstructive surgery. She completed her undergraduate degree and her medical education at Case Western Reserve University. She completed her urologic surgery residency at Cleveland Clinic and her fellowship training in genitourinary reconstructive surgery at the University of Minnesota before joining the faculty at Indiana University in 2026.

Dr. Agrawal-Patel provides care for patients with urethral stricture disease, urinary incontinence, male sexual dysfunction, bladder dysfunction, urinary diversion-related issues, ureteral strictures/ureteropelvic junction obstruction, radiation-related urologic issues, genital inflammatory skin conditions (i.e., hidradenitis suppurativa, scrotal lymphedema, lichen sclerosus, adult acquired buried penis) and genitourinary fistulas. She specializes in complex robotic reconstructive surgery using both multi-port and single-port platforms for upper and lower urinary tract conditions. Her clinical interests include cancer survivorship, with an emphasis on optimizing urinary and sexual function and improving quality of life following cancer treatment.

Her research focuses on developing comprehensive care strategies for patients undergoing treatment for genitourinary cancers to improve patient outcomes at both local and national levels.