Urology

Sexual Impotence

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Bladder Cancer

Renal Calculus

Penile Prosthesis

Prosthesis for testicles

Loss of Urine in Women

Urinary problems in elderly

In the last 15 years due to the development of modern equipment, fibre optic apparatus, micro cameras, robots, it can be said that urology has gone off on a new track. It is our duty to minimize discomfort as much as possible. We cannot accept that a person has urinary or sexual dysfunctions and we can only offer the traditional solutions.

We can offer the least invasive surgeries with results which are much superior to traditional ones and when the solution is the traditional one, already consecrated, at least it can be done more comfortably.

A great deal of our urologic surgeries can be done in Hospital Dia (Day Hospital) and we cannot give up on endoscopy, on minimal incisions, on new material and on laparoscopy.