Functional and Reconstructive Urology
The scope of urology is not limited to cancer diseases alone. Many urological conditions that directly affect daily quality of life, social life and family life can be completely resolved with correct diagnosis and current treatment approaches.
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Plasmakinetic · laser prostate surgery
Seen in more than half of men over 50; it causes frequent nighttime urination, an intermittent stream and a feeling of incomplete emptying. Minimally invasive surgery safely opens the prostatic channel.
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Urinary Incontinence
TOT / TVT sling · artificial sphincter (AUS)
Treatment for stress and urge urinary incontinence is planned individually. A 15–20 minute sling operation in women, and an artificial sphincter in men, offer a lasting solution.
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Male Infertility
Microsurgical varicocelectomy · Micro-TESE
The male factor plays a 50% role in couples unable to have children. In azoospermia, live sperm is obtained from testicular tissue under an operating microscope, providing a chance for IVF.
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Erectile Dysfunction
ED-SWT · PRP · penile prosthesis
A stepwise treatment is applied for problems arising from diabetes, arteriosclerosis or after surgery: medication, shock wave therapy, PRP injections and, for a definitive solution, prosthesis implantation.
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Urethral Strictures
Laser urethrotomy · urethroplasty
Minimally invasive laser opening of strictures in the urinary tract, or reconstruction with a tissue graft.
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Bladder Disorders
Overactive bladder · cystitis · stones
Diagnosis and treatment of bladder disorders that cause complaints such as frequent urination, sudden urgency and burning.
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Kidney Diseases
Stone · cyst · hydronephrosis
Evaluation and treatment of conditions such as kidney stones, cysts and hydronephrosis, where urine flow is obstructed.
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Adrenal Gland Disorders
Adrenal adenoma · hormonal disorders
Diagnosis of benign adrenal masses that disrupt hormonal balance, and their treatment with minimally invasive surgery when needed.
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Treatment Methods
Endoscopic methods used for these conditions →
