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Dr. Sahabudin Raja Mohamed

Consultant Urologist | Robotic Surgery Pioneer | Prostate & Stone Disease Specialist

Dato' Dr. Sahabudin Raja Mohamed is a senior urologist with over 38 years of experience, 22 years of experience in robotic surgery and minimally invasive urological surgery. He pioneered robotic surgery in Malaysia in 2003 and is a leading expert in the treatment of prostate disease, urinary stones, and reconstructive urology. He currently practices at Prince Court Medical Centre, Gleneagles Hospital Kuala Lumpur and Damai Service Hospital, Kuala Lumpur

Education

  • MBBS
  • M.S. General Surgery (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia)
  • Commonwealth Fellowship in all aspects of Urology (University of Bristol)
  • Training in laparoscopic surgery in Paris (Prof Valencian, University of Paris)
  • Training in robotic surgery in Detroit (Dr. Mani Menon, Henry Ford Hospital)
  • Training in advanced robotics in Alabama (Dr Vipul Patel, Global Robotics Institute)
  • Training in transurethral ultrasound ablation in Turku (Assoc. Prof. Mikael Anttinen, Turku University Hospital)

Qualifications, Certifications & Titles

Fellow, International College of Surgeons (FICS)

Fellow, Academy of Medicine Malaysia (FAMM)

Chairman, Malaysian Board of Urology (2000–07)

DSPM, KMN – Malaysian State Honours

President, Malaysian Urological Association (2000-04)

President, Urological Association of Asia (2002-04)

Former President Urological Association of Asia (2002–2004)

22+ years experience in robotics surgery

38+ years experience in urology

500+ Successful Robotic & Minimally Invasive Procedures

Former WHO Committee Member Prostate Disease Guidelines

Mission

To provide compassionate, evidence-based urological care that empowers patients to take control of their health, using advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment, and patient education.

Vision

To be recognized as a leading center for urological excellence—where every individual receives trusted, innovative, and respectful care in a supportive environment.

Compassion

We treat every patient with empathy,
dignity, and understanding.

Integrity

We uphold the highest ethical standards in every consultation, diagnosis, and procedure.

Excellence

We are committed to clinical excellence through continuous learning and the latest medical technologies.

Patient-Centricity

Your comfort, clarity, and care guide
every decision we make.

Transparency

We communicate openly about conditions, treatment options, and outcomes.

Innovation

We embrace modern techniques and research-backed solutions to deliver optimal results.

Respect

We honor the privacy, time, and unique needs of every individual we serve.

Publications

Our clinical team has contributed extensively to the advancement of urology through publications that reflect decades of experience, rigorous research, and a commitment to evidence-based care.

Conference Presentations

Our team has a long-standing history of contributing to the medical community through conference presentations.

View List

1988

Sahabudin, R.M. Renal Tumour, Management of Renal Neoplasia in Kuala Lumpur General Hospital – Retrospective Study. Thesis for Master of Surgery.

1990

Leong, Y.P., & Sahabudin, R. Mohamed. Peripheral Arterial Embolism, A Prospective Study of 40 Consecutive Cases. Medical Journal of Malaysia, 45(2), 131–136.

1992

Sahabudin, R.M., Fadel Mishriki, Prasad, R.A., Fenely, R.C.L. A Department Audit of Patient with Bladder Cancer. Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 74, 251–255.

1988

Sahabudin, R.M. Renal Tumour, Management of Renal Neoplasia in Kuala Lumpur General Hospital – Retrospective Study. Thesis for Master of Surgery.

1990

Leong, Y.P., & Sahabudin, R. Mohamed. Peripheral Arterial Embolism, A Prospective Study of 40 Consecutive Cases. Medical Journal of Malaysia, 45(2), 131–136.

1992

Sahabudin, R.M., Fadel Mishriki, Prasad, R.A., Fenely, R.C.L. A Department Audit of Patient with Bladder Cancer. Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 74, 251–255.