Transurethral laser enoculation of prostate adenoma

Transurethral laser enoculation of prostate adenoma is a modern method of holmium laser treatment, which is characterized by low invasiveness and allows the removal of benign tissue without affecting healthy ones. During the procedure, the overgrown tissues are burned out in layers by a laser beam and then removed from the urethra. The patient does not have incisions and scars; access to the prostate during laser adenoma removal is transurethral.

BENEFITS OF LASER ENUCLEATION FOR PROSTATE HYPERPLASIA
• Almost complete absence of blood loss during surgery.
• There are no restrictions on the size of BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia).
• Less time needed to drain the bladder with a catheter, which means that the risk of infection of the operated area is reduced.
• Reduced operative and postoperative complications, including patients taking blood thinning medications.
• Excellent results in restoring urinary function.
• Fast postoperative rehabilitation.
• The age of the patient is not a contraindication, the surgical operation "HOLEP" is possible even after 70 years

Symptoms:
• Symptomatic infravesical obstruction associated with prostatic hyperplasia:
• acute urinary retention;
• the volume of residual urine is more than 50 ml;
• maximum urine flow rate - 15 ml per second.
• Lack of response to conservative therapy for prostatic hyperplasia.
Preparation stage
The patient undergoes a standard preoperative examination, ECG, ultrasound of the genitourinary system and fluorography. If necessary - KUDI (complex urodynamic study, which allows to exclude the functional nature of urinary disorders) and cystography. With the results of the examination, you need to visit a therapist, surgeon, anesthesiologist.

Operation technique
• First, the adenoma tissue is cut with a laser beam at the apex of the prostate. This is the layer where adenoma tissue ends and healthy prostate tissue begins.
• The lateral hyperplastic lobes of the prostate are successively husked and displaced into the bladder.
• Adenomatous nodes are crushed and removed from the bladder by suction.

Temporary discomfort during recovery:
• bloody inclusions in the urine;
• stress urinary incontinence;
• reflux of semen into the bladder during ejaculation;
• pain and burning when urinating.
During rehabilitation, it is recommended to drink plenty of fluids, avoid physical exertion and intimacy for 1 month. The diet should be balanced so that constipation does not occur.

You can safely start treatment, which we carry out as quickly and efficiently as possible in Tashkent. Gatling Med Clinic will make you feel confident in yourself and in your health!