Aquablation is an effective enlarged prostate treatment that uses a heat-free waterjet to remove the obstructing prostate tissue, which improves urinary function. The procedure provides long-lasting relief and benefits from a very low rate of irreversible complications.
Kidney stones occur when there is a build-up of salts or minerals in your urine. These minerals form crystals, which can build up inside your kidney to produce a hard kidney stone.
Depending on the size, location, and type of kidney stone that you have, you may be recommended either medicine-based or surgical treatment.
An endoscopic resection of bladder is a minimally invasive operation to remove parts of the bladder, usually as a treatment for bladder cancer.
High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) of the prostate is a non-surgical procedure that uses high frequency ultrasound to heat and destroy cancer cells in the prostate.?
Greenlight laser prostatectomy, also known as photovaporisation of the prostate, is a minimally invasive procedure which uses a laser to remove excess prostate tissue in men diagnosed with an enlarged prostate.
A TURP is a minimally invasive operation used to remove parts of the prostate that are causing a blockage to urine flow. It is most commonly used to treat patients with an enlarged prostate.
Systemic anti-cancer therapy (SACT) is the use of drugs to treat or control cancer. This includes cytotoxic chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, hormone therapy, or a combination of these.
Radiotherapy can be used to destroy tumours, to shrink tumours before surgery, or to kill off remaining cancer cells after surgery or chemotherapy. It is also used to treat the symptoms and control the spread of cancer.
A robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP) is an operation, carried out via keyhole surgery, to remove the prostate gland. It is commonly used to treat patients with localised or locally advanced prostate cancer.?
