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As the Prostate Health Centre, we adopt a patient-centred approach and strive to understand each patient's unique needs and offer them a personalised treatment plan. At every step, your comfort and safety are our top priority.
A healthy prostate is a factor that significantly affects men's quality of life. Proper prostate function plays a major role in urinary control, sexual function and overall health. However, problems may arise over time, and at that point you may need accurate information and professional help. This is where the Prostate Health Clinic comes in.
Our clinic offers a comprehensive range of services provided by a team specialised in prostate health. While addressing all prostate-related problems, we offer our patients diagnosis and treatment options equipped with the latest technology. From prostatitis to benign enlargement, prostate cancer and other prostate problems, we continue working to offer you the most suitable treatment with our specialist physicians, advanced technology devices and laboratory.
On our website we offer a comprehensive source of information where you can find everything you want to know about prostate health. You can access the latest information on prostatitis, benign prostatic enlargement, prostate cancer, and diagnosis and treatment methods. The content on our site has been prepared and updated by our specialist urologists and carefully written to provide you with reliable information.
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Prostate Infections
Acute bacterial prostatitis is a sudden-onset infection of the prostate gland that presents with urinary tract infection symptoms such as pain and burning during urination. Read more
Chronic bacterial prostatitis can be defined as a prolonged and/or recurrent infection of the prostate gland. Read more
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
In Rezum treatment, the prostate gland is shrunk using water vapour. With this method, an endoscopic device is passed through the urethra to the prostate and hot water vapour is delivered into the prostate with a needle. Read more
HoLEPis an incision-free (closed) surgical operation with few side effects, performed on patients with benign prostatic enlargement. Read More
thuFLEP Deviceis used in urological cases such as prostate treatment and kidney stone lithotripsy. Read More
TUIP (transurethral incision of the prostate) is a minimally invasive procedure on the prostate gland. Read more..
Prostate embolisation is defined as cutting off the natural blood flow by blocking it with microparticles delivered into the prostate gland via a small catheter. Read more
Prostate Cancers
Robotic surgery is the most advanced form of minimally invasive (closed) surgery. Thanks to high-resolution 3D cameras controlled by the surgeon from a console and robotic arms with far greater range of motion than the human wrist, work is performed with millimetric precision even in the narrowest spaces. Read More...
In laparoscopic surgery, similar to robotic surgery, several small incisions are made in the abdominal wall. Read more..
Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are among the countless diagnostic and treatment options that technological progress offers medicine and patients today. They are also among the most modern diagnostic and treatment methods used. Read more..
Oncological Treatment Methods
Thanks to egg freezing, one of today's IVF procedures, it has become possible to collect a woman's eggs and store them for having children in the future. Read more
Sperm freezing is the freezing of sperm samples taken from a man in the laboratory for use in IVF treatment in later years.
Embryos obtained by fertilising sperm and egg samples collected from the parents in the laboratory are transferred to the mother's womb. However, in IVF attempts, a maximum of 2 embryos can be transferred to the mother. Other embryos formed can be frozen and stored for use in subsequent procedures by embryo freezing. In this way, more than one chance of pregnancy is obtained at once. In Türkiye, embryos can legally be stored for 5 years. Read more
Prostate Examination, Diagnosis and Imaging Methods
Total PSA
Free PSA
Creatinine
Urinalysis
Urine Culture
Urodynamics
Uroflowmetry
Ultrasound
Residual Urine
Multiparametric Prostate MRI
TRUS
Conventional Prostate Biopsies
MRI Cognitive Fusion Biopsy
MRI Fusion Biopsy
Robotic Biopsies
Navigation-Guided Biopsies
Gallium-68 PSMA PET-CT
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Prostate Health Clinic: frequently asked questions
Which conditions are treated at the Prostate Health Clinic?
Our clinic diagnoses and treats all prostate conditions, most notably acute and chronic inflammation of the prostate (prostatitis), benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate cancer. Diagnosis is based on a physical examination, a PSA test, ultrasound, prostate MRI and, where needed, MRI-fusion biopsy.
When should men start having prostate check-ups?
Men without symptoms are advised to have a urology check-up once a year from the age of 50. If your father or brother has had prostate cancer, check-ups start at 40–45. If you have symptoms such as frequent urination, getting up at night to urinate, a weak urine stream or blood in the urine, see a urologist without waiting until you reach that age.
What treatments are available for benign prostatic hyperplasia?
For mild symptoms, monitoring and medication may be enough. If symptoms persist despite medication, procedures that require no incision are used. These include Rezum, which shrinks the prostate with water vapour; HoLEP and thuFLEP, in which prostate tissue is removed by laser; TUIP; and prostate artery embolisation. The method is chosen according to the size of the prostate and the patient's general health.
How is prostate cancer treatment planned?
Treatment is planned individually, based on the PSA level, the biopsy result, the stage of the disease, and the patient's age and general health. Options include active surveillance for low-risk tumours, robotic or laparoscopic radical prostatectomy or radiotherapy for organ-confined disease, and hormone therapy and other drug treatments for advanced disease.
The Hisar Hospital Web and Medical Editorial Board contributed to the development of this content. All content on this website is provided for general informational purposes only. Please consult a physician for the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of your condition.
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