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Endoscopic Minimally Invasive Urological Surgery at the "Helуos" Surgery and Rehabilitation Center

Endoscopic minimally invasive urological surgeries are modern methods of treating urological diseases, performed through small incisions, which significantly reduce pain, recovery time, and the risk of complications compared to traditional surgical interventions.

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When should you see a doctor?

Endoscopic surgeries may be recommended in the following cases:

Urolithiasis (stones in the kidneys, ureters, or bladder).
Prostate issues (benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostate cancer).
Urethral strictures.
Urinary problems related to urological conditions.
Urinary tract infections that do not respond to medication.

Types of Endoscopic Minimally Invasive Urological Surgeries:

Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) — the most common method for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia. The surgery is performed through the urethra without the need for incisions. The surgeon removes tissue obstructing normal urine flow, improving urinary function.
Ureteroscopy and nephrolithotripsy — methods for removing stones from the kidneys and ureters through the urethra or via puncture. Endoscopic methods allow for stone removal without large incisions, significantly reducing postoperative pain and recovery time.
Cystoscopy — a procedure that allows the doctor to examine the bladder using a special instrument, a cystoscope. This method is used for diagnosing and treating various bladder conditions such as infections, tumors, or injuries.
Ureteral stenting — a procedure involving the insertion of a stent to restore normal urine flow from the kidney to the bladder. This is often used for ureteral obstructions caused by stones, tumors, or other conditions.
Laser therapy — laser removal of stones or treatment of prostate tissue (in benign prostatic hyperplasia) with minimal trauma. Laser technology allows precise removal of tissue or stones, minimizing bleeding and reducing the risk of complications.

How the Surgery Proceeds:

Consultation and Diagnosis — Before surgery, the doctor performs a thorough examination, which may include ultrasound, blood and urine tests, and additional diagnostic methods to determine the extent of the intervention and choose the best treatment option.
Surgery — The procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the scope of the surgery. During the operation, small incisions are made to introduce endoscopic instruments, allowing the surgeon to perform the necessary procedures.
Rehabilitation — After an endoscopic procedure, patients typically recover quickly and may leave the hospital within a few hours or a day. In the first few days post-surgery, there may be minor pain, which can be alleviated with medications.

Benefits of Endoscopic Surgery:

Minimal trauma — The lack of large incisions reduces the risk of infections and bleeding.
Quick recovery — Patients usually recover quickly and can return to their normal routine within a few days.
Minimal pain — Due to the small openings for the instruments, post-operative pain is significantly less than with traditional surgeries.
Short hospitalization — In most cases, patients leave the hospital the next day.

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Why Choose the "Helуos" Surgery and Rehabilitation Center?

Experienced surgeons — Our specialists have extensive experience in performing endoscopic urological surgeries, ensuring high success rates and minimizing risks.
Modern equipment — We use the latest endoscopic instruments and technologies for performing surgeries.
Individual approach — Each patient receives a personalized treatment and rehabilitation plan.
Quick recovery — Thanks to minimally invasive methods, our patients recover quickly and comfortably.

Endoscopic minimally invasive urological surgeries are an effective way to treat many urological conditions, providing minimal discomfort and rapid recovery for patients.