Uro oncology

Radical nephrectomy involves the complete removal of the kidney to treat renal cell carcinoma. This surgery ensures the elimination of cancerous tissue while minimizing the risk of recurrence. It is often performed using open or minimally invasive techniques to enhance recovery.

This procedure is essential for managing upper urinary tract cancers, involving the removal of the kidney, ureter, and part of the bladder. By targeting the cancer at its origin, radical nephroureterectomy aims to prevent local and distant spread while maintaining patient safety.

Radical cystectomy involves removing the bladder to treat invasive bladder cancer. The ileal conduit creates a new urinary diversion using a segment of the intestine. This comprehensive approach ensures effective cancer control while enabling urinary function.

This surgery is primarily used for testicular cancer, where the affected testicle and spermatic cord are removed. High inguinal orchiectomy not only treats cancer at its source but also prevents the spread to surrounding tissues and lymph nodes.

Partial penectomy removes only the cancerous portion of the penis, preserving as much tissue and function as possible. It is a highly effective treatment for localized penile cancer, prioritizing both oncological safety and quality of life.

In advanced cases of penile cancer, total penectomy removes the entire penis to ensure complete cancer clearance. This procedure may be paired with reconstructive options to support patient recovery and psychological well-being.

This minimally invasive procedure identifies the first lymph node affected by cancer spread. It provides crucial information for staging and treatment planning, often reducing the need for extensive lymph node removal.

Performed for cancers like penile cancer, this surgery removes lymph nodes in the groin area. Inguinal lymph node dissection helps control cancer spread while ensuring better survival outcomes for patients.

This complex surgery targets lymph nodes in the retroperitoneal space, often used in advanced testicular cancer. It requires expertise to balance effective cancer control with minimizing complications.

Radical prostatectomy removes the prostate gland and surrounding tissues to treat localized prostate cancer. It aims to provide a cure while preserving urinary control and sexual function whenever possible. It is often performed using minimally invasive techniques to enhance recovery especially robot assisted.