Procedures & treatment
Minimally invasive keyhole surgery for selected kidney, bladder and ureteric conditions.
This category includes 6 services. The most appropriate option, expected hospital stay and recovery are discussed only after an individual assessment.
Treatment directory
The information below is a general guide. Technique, suitability, timing, hospital stay and recovery can vary according to the diagnosis and individual health needs.
Used for: Selected very large kidney stones when keyhole removal is clinically appropriate
The stone is removed through small abdominal incisions when endoscopic or percutaneous treatment is unsuitable for the individual case.
Details are discussed after evaluation.
Used for: Selected kidney tumours
Only the tumour is removed where clinically appropriate, with the aim of preserving healthy kidney tissue.
Details are discussed after evaluation.
Used for: Large kidney tumours
The affected kidney is removed using a laparoscopic approach when complete kidney removal is indicated.
Details are discussed after evaluation.
Used for: Selected cases of muscle-invasive bladder cancer
The urinary bladder is removed laparoscopically with an individually planned form of urinary diversion.
Details are discussed after evaluation.
Used for: Pelvi-ureteric junction (PUJ) obstruction
The narrowed or blocked junction between the kidney and ureter is reconstructed through small incisions.
Details are discussed after evaluation.
Used for: Selected lower ureteric strictures and ureteric injuries
The ureter is reconstructed and reconnected to the bladder using a laparoscopic approach.
Details are discussed after evaluation.
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