Dr. Eswara received his medical degree from the Health Sciences and Technology program at Harvard Medical School in 2007. He then completed his residency in urology at Massachusetts General Hospital in 2012, and fellowship in Urologic Trauma and Reconstruction at Washington University - Barnes Jewish Hospital in 2014. Dr. Eswara’s clinical interests include trauma and reconstruction of the genitourinary system focusing on urethral and ureteral strictures, urinary tract fistulae, continent urinary diversions, penile and urethral cancer, and urologic prosthetics. He is an active researcher whose interests include the metabolic complications of intestinal segments in the urinary tract, the utilization and outcomes of urologic trauma and reconstructive surgery, and urologic device development. He has also invented several devices for medical and surgical use.