Procedures & treatment
Endoscopic, laser and robotic procedures for prostate enlargement and prostate cancer.
This category includes 5 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: Enlarged prostate (BPH)
A laser is used through the urinary passage to remove obstructing prostate tissue without an external incision.
Used for: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Obstructing prostate tissue is removed through an endoscope passed through the urinary passage.
Used for: Selected patients with a smaller prostate
Small incisions are made in the prostate and bladder neck through a scope to relieve pressure on the urethra and improve urine flow.
Used for: Localised prostate cancer
The prostate is removed using robotic assistance through small incisions, with the surgical plan tailored to the individual.
Used for: A markedly enlarged prostate causing urinary obstruction
Obstructing prostate tissue is removed with robotic assistance while the outer prostate capsule is preserved.
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