Minimally invasive urology

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Minimally invasive urology

Endoscopic surgery of the urinary tract
Endoscopic diagnostic ureteroscopy with biopsy (URS)
Endoscopic removal of calculus from the ureter with the URSL holm laser
Endoscopic removal of calculus from the bladder with the LKL holm laser
Endoscopic removal of urethral stricture with holma laser
Endoscopic removal of the bladder tumor TUR BT
TURIS-P endoscopic prostate vaporization
TUIP urethrocystoscopy with bladder neck dissection
Laser stone removal
Endoscopic removal of calculus from the ureter with the URSL holm laser
Endoscopic removal of calculus from the bladder with the LKL holm laser
Urinary incontinence operations
Urinary incontinence surgery using the TVT method
Phimosis surgery
Phimosis surgery with plastic surgery
Penile operations and prostheses
Operations of the scrotum and testicles
Testicular hydrocele surgery
Testicular amputation
Botox treatment of the bladder
Prostate biopsy
Cystoscopy

Treatment information
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At the Urology Clinic, we qualify for surgical procedures performed as part of our Urology Department.

We deal with diagnostics and treatment of diseases of the genitourinary system, such as: inflammation of the bladder and urethra, prostate diseases, fertility disorders, tumors of the bladder, testicles, penis, phimosis, and urolithiasis.

We specialize in performing treatments:

Endoscopic urinary tract
Laser stone removal
In urinary incontinence
The scrotum and testicles

How to prepare for a stay in our hospital?

The duration of illness and stay in any hospital is inherently stressful and therefore it is important to limit its duration to the necessary minimum. All patients presenting for surgery are asked to follow the following rules:

The patient is informed about the dates of all required examinations of the procedure in the Hospital Registration
The patient should arrive at the hospital on time and on time, on the date agreed during the qualification visit or provided by the Hospital Registration employee
Patients who have been informed that the date of the surgery is on the same day as the date of admission are asked to come to the hospital on an empty stomach (eating and drinking is not allowed 6 hours before the scheduled date of surgery. In exceptional cases, with consent or on request) physician, other, individually prepared procedures are possible

What should the patient have with him on the day of the procedure?

referral to the hospital
documents necessary to complete the formalities related to admission to the hospital (ID card, valid insurance card, in the case of retirees and pensioners, a pensioner card)
if it is necessary to issue a form of incapacity for work – the employer’s tax identification number
all test results, X-ray pictures, etc., discharge cards and other medical documents
patients suffering from other diseases are asked to take all the medications they use in their original packaging
of course, it is necessary to take with you to the hospital: personal toiletries, wounded slippers, pajamas, a bathrobe and a towel

Are the treatments reimbursed by the National Health Fund?

The hospital ward operates only commercially. Consultations at the Urological Clinic as well as biopsy and cystoscopy procedures as part of outpatient care are reimbursed by the National Health Fund.