Urology

In our Group Florence Nightingale Hospitals Urology Department, we diagnose and treat complaints and diseases related to the urinary system (urinary tract) of our male and female patients. At the same time, our department investigates the solutions to problems related to the male reproductive system. In the Urology Department, all kinds of disorders related to the kidneys, urinary tract, bladder, prostate gland, seminal vesicle, urethra, and testicles are diagnosed and treated. With its patient-centered approach, Group Florence Nightingale Hospitals Urology Department offers personalized treatment with its specialist physicians who listen to the patient, educate them, produce solutions, and successfully manage the diagnosis and treatment process of urological diseases.

In our department;

kidney,
urinary tract,
bladder diseases,
prostate diseases,
infertility treatments are performed and
urological surgeries are performed successfully.

Our services;

General Urology,
Pediatric Urology,
Reconstructive Urology,
Urological Oncology,
Urogynecology,
Neuro-Urology,
Endourology,
Robotic Urology,
It is possible to group them under the main headings of Andrology / Sexual Dysfunctions.

What Do We Do in Our Urology Department?

Biofeedback,
Surgical sperm retrieval (TESA/TESE/micro TESE),
EDSWT (Erectile dysfunction treatment),
Endoscopic stone surgeries,
Flexible cystoscopy,
Accurate diagnosis of prostate cancer with Fusion Biopsy,
Classical Closed (TUR),
Laparoscopic urology surgeries,
Botox applications to the bladder,
Micro TESE,
Happiness stick (Penile prosthesis),
Penis plasty surgeries,
PSA test
Retrograde ejaculation test (Searching for sperm in urine after ejaculation),
Sacral nerve stimulation,
Semen analysis (Spermiogram),
Cystoscopy,
Tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS),
TUR-Prostatectomy,
Urinary system doppler examinations,
Urinary System Scintigraphy,
Urodynamics,
Voiding cystourethrography (VCUG).

MR-TRUS Fusion Biopsy in Prostate Cancer

It is widely used in patients with suspected prostate cancer after rectal examination and PSA tests. MpMR can detect suspicious foci of cancer in the prostate gland with high accuracy. In addition, with this imaging method, cancerous areas within the prostate can be more clearly distinguished from pathologies such as blood clots, inflammation, etc. Thus, the need for prostate biopsy is determined more precisely with MpMR and unnecessary biopsies are avoided.