Prostate Resection

1. Guidelines confirm: less impotence and incontinence after seed implantations compared to surgery

... prostate carcinoma was treated by surgery2. Additionally, Incontinence actually occurs only after previously performed transurethral prostate resection (TURP). What has already been ...

2. New TURiS minimizes Morbidity in Prostate Resection

The new TURiS-Vaporization minimizes bleeding risks and eliminates transurethral resection syndrome. The flow of current through the patient’s body, from the working electrode to the patient plate, is ...

3. Spectrum Overview

... enucleation incontinence surgery prostate resection (TUR-P) LIFE-diode-laser-therapy Greenlight-lasertherapy thermotherapy TUNA hormonal therapy chemotherapy  ...

4. Laser Therapy

... procedures can relief the symptom. Aside from the classical prostate resection (TURP), the West German Prostate Center, offers two innovative procedures of modern laser therapy. These procedures and will ...

5. Prostate Resction (TUR-P)

For patients with benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH), currently there is a wide range of surgical procedures available, whereby TURP (transurethral prostate resection) is the most common treatment method ...

6. Surgery

... prostate) Lymphadenectomy Prostate resection (TURP) Open prostatectomy (transvesical prostate enucleation) Greenlight laser therapy for benign prostate hyperplasia LIFE™ diode-laser therapy for ...

7. The West-German Prostate Center

... of the interdisciplinary facility in the year 2002, more than 1500 prostate resections, 1500 seed implantations and 2500 afterloading therapies were performed treating localized restricted prostate carcinoma. ...