Early Diagnosis and Holistic Treatment of Urological Cancers
Urological oncologic diseases cover tumors developing in organs related to the urinary tract and male reproductive system. The diagnosis and treatment process for these diseases is a multifaceted field of expertise requiring early detection, correct staging and personalized planning.
Prostate Cancer
PSA · mpMRI · fusion biopsy
It shows no symptoms at an early stage. Annual PSA testing and a urology check-up are recommended from age 50 (45 with a family history); a full cure can be achieved at an early stage with robotic radical prostatectomy.
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Kidney Cancer
Partial / radical nephrectomy
More than 70% of tumors are incidentally detected at an early stage on ultrasound or CT performed for other reasons. For masses under 4–7 cm, the kidney is removed with preservation.
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Bladder Cancer
TUR-M · radical cystectomy
Its most typical symptom is painless urine with blood clots; smoking is the most important risk factor. Endoscopic resection (TUR-M) is the first step, while radical cystectomy is performed for tumors that have invaded the muscle layer.
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Adrenal Gland Tumors
Robotic / laparoscopic adrenalectomy
Hormone-secreting tumors (pheochromocytoma, aldosteronoma) can cause hypertensive crises. They are removed with a minimally invasive technique while preserving surrounding tissue.
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Testicular Cancer
Orchiectomy · RPLND
The most common solid organ tumor in young men aged 20–40; it presents as a painless hardening of the testis. The success rate exceeds 95% when caught at an early stage.
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Treatment Methods
Robotic surgery methods used for these cancers →
