Urology

Specialist Urology Consultation

The First Step Toward Diagnosis

A urological consultation is essential for identifying symptoms and creating a personalized treatment plan. The urologist will conduct a physical exam and recommend additional tests based on the patient's symptoms.

Indications:

• Urinary pain or discomfort, blood in urine (hematuria)
• Difficulty urinating, weak or interrupted urine stream
• Frequent urinary tract infections
• Prostate disease screening

Advantages:

• Rapid diagnosis and personalized treatment plan
• Access to advanced diagnostics in one location
• Complete evaluation of urinary tract conditions

Urinary Tract Ultrasound

Non-Invasive Imaging of Urinary Organs

A non-invasive imaging method to visualize the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and prostate in men.

Indications:

• Suspected kidney stones
• Recurrent urinary tract infections
• Lower back pain or blood in urine (hematuria)
• Difficulty urinating

Advantages:

• Quick, radiation-free method
• Accurate diagnosis of urinary conditions

Prostate biopsy and kidney biopsy

Minimally Invasive Diagnostic Procedure

Minimally invasive procedures to collect tissue samples for diagnosing prostate or kidney cancer.

Indications:

• Suspected prostate or kidney cancer
• Elevated PSA levels
• Suspicious nodules on ultrasound or MRI
• Tumor formations in the kidney

Advantages:

• Histopathological diagnosis for treatment planning
• Image-guided precision
• Minimally invasive with fast recovery

Flexible Cystoscopy

Minimally Invasive Bladder Examination

A minimally invasive procedure for examining the inside of the bladder and urethra.

Indications:

• Hematuria (blood in urine)
• Recurrent urinary tract infections
• Persistent urinary symptoms such as difficulty urinating

Advantages:

• Performed under local anesthesia
• Rapid diagnosis of bladder conditions
• No hospitalization required

Bladder Instillations

Localized Medical Treatment

Administration of medications directly into the bladder with anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, or anti-tumor effects.

Indications:

• Interstitial cystitis, chronic urinary tract infections
• Chronic pelvic pain
• Non-muscle-invasive bladder tumors

Urinary Catheter Placement and Replacement

Solution for Urinary Retention

Essential for patients with acute or chronic urinary retention.

Indications:

• Retention due to benign prostatic hyperplasia or other conditions
• Patients requiring long-term urinary drainage
• Postoperative care after urological procedures

Ureteral Stent Removal

Postoperative Procedure After Stent Placement

A necessary procedure after kidney stone surgery or other interventions requiring stent placement for urinary drainage.

Indications:

• Postoperative stent use
• Restoring normal urine flow
• Preventing complications from prolonged stent use

Advantages:

• Minimally invasive, quick procedure
• Strict medical supervision

Penile Biopsy

Diagnostic Procedure for Suspicious Lesions

Used to diagnose suspicious lesions on the male genital organ.

Indications:

• Persistent sores or bleeding
• Suspected penile cancer
• Unexplained skin changes on the penis

Advantages:

• Quick, minimally invasive procedure
• Enables early cancer diagnosis

Frenulotomy / Frenuloplasty

Corrective Surgery for Frenulum

Corrective surgery for the frenulum of the prepuce to address pain, injury, or sexual dysfunction.

Indications:

• Short frenulum restricting movement during erection
• Pain during sexual intercourse
• Repeated injuries or bleeding

Advantages:

• Quick, safe procedure under local anesthesia
• Fast healing with reduced discomfort
• Improved sexual function and comfort

Varicocele Treatment

Minimally invasive approach for scrotal pain and infertility

Varicocele is the dilation of scrotal veins and may cause pain, discomfort, or fertility issues. Treatment aims to alleviate symptoms and improve semen parameters.

Indications:

• Scrotal pain or heaviness
• Male infertility associated with varicocele
• Clinically or ultrasound-confirmed significant varicocele

Advantages:

• Minimally invasive techniques
• Quick recovery
• Good functional outcomes