Frequently Asked Questions
Prostate cancer is diagnosed through examination, blood tests, imaging, and biopsy,
followed by a treatment plan tailored to the stage and the patient.
Yes. Laser prostatectomy is available and offers less bleeding and quicker recovery
compared to conventional surgery in suitable patients.
Cancers of the kidney, bladder, prostate, ureter, and testis are treated, with the
urology team working alongside the cancer centre for complete care.
TURP is a keyhole procedure to remove the part of the prostate blocking urine flow,
done through the natural urinary passage without any external cut.
An enlarged prostate (BPH) is a common condition in older men that blocks urine
flow. It is treated with medication or, when needed, keyhole surgery such as TURP or
laser prostatectomy.
