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Overview
In the Urology Unit at Al Moosa Specialist Hospital, we provide general care related to a wide and complex range of urinary problems. Our experts are fully committed to preserving patient privacy and providing the highest quality of care and comfort. Our clinic is equipped with the latest equipment and the best endoscopic techniques that enable our medical staff to achieve the highest results in treating urological diseases.
Urinary Tract Stones
- Kidney stones: percutaneous kidney stone extraction (PCNL), flexible ureteroscopy, ESWL, and open surgery.
- Urinary stones: flexible ureteroscopy, laser ureteroscopy, ESWL, and open surgery Bladder stones: bladder stone breaking up and removal, bladder stone removal and laser removal, ESWL, and open surgery.
- Urethral stones.
Prostate Diseases
- Unipolar and bipolar resection of the prostate through the urethra.
- Open prostatectomy.
- Radical prostatectomy.
- Cystoscopy and prostate stents.
- Removal through the urethra by the incision of the neck of the bladder.
Men’s Health and Male Diseases
- Varicocele excision (microscopic and endoscopic).
- Implantation of an artificial penis.
- Hypospadias repair: This is a condition where the urine opening is on the underside of the penis and not at the tip.
- Erectile dysfunction treatment.
- Male infertility.
Scrotal and Testicular Surgery
- Testicle fixation
- Orchiectomy: surgical removal of one or both testicles.
- Kidney Surgery
- Simple, partial, and radical removal of kidney.
- Resection of the renal cyst.
- Renal stone surgery.
- Pyeloplasty.
Kidney Surgery
- Simple, partial, and radical removal of kidney.
- Resection of the renal cyst.
- Renal stone surgery.
- Pyeloplasty.
Excretory Dysfunction in The Urinary Tract and Gynecology
- The study of kidney dynamics.
- Botox injection for an overactive bladder
- TOT Technology & TVT Vaginal Tape to treat stress incontinence
- Treatment of urge incontinence
Pediatric Urology
- Hypospadias repair is a condition in which the opening of the urethra is on the underside of the penis instead of on the tip.
- Undescended testicles (cryptorchidism)
- Pyeloplasty to treat blockage of the junction of the ureter with the pelvis of the kidneys
- Victoria reflux repair (surgical treatment and endoscopic injection)
- Testicular torsion.
Rezūm Technology
Using water vapor therapy, this minimally invasive procedure has shown to reduce the symptoms of BPH significantly. Rezūm therapy is completed in a single visit; there is no need for ongoing treatment.
It works by delivering tiny amounts of steam to the enlarged prostate. This process damages the cells causing obstruction, thus reducing the prostate’s overall size and the symptoms associated with BPH.
What is BPH?
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) — also called prostate gland enlargement — is common as men get older. An enlarged prostate gland can cause uncomfortable urinary symptoms, such as blocking the urine flow out of the bladder. It can also cause bladder, urinary tract, or kidney problems.
Symptoms associated with BPH:
- Weak urine stream.
- Trouble starting the flow of urine.
- Starting and stopping again when urinating.
- Not emptying your bladder completely.
- Urinating more often, especially at night.
- Sudden urges to urinate.
- Leaking or dribbling after you urinate.
- Straining to urinate.
Urinary Tumors
- Cystoscopy and bladder tumors removed through the urethra.
- Radical cystectomy and urethra repair.
- Radical removal of prostate.
- Radical kidney and ureter removal.
- Radical orchiectomy.
- Rossum technology for treating prostate enlargement with water vapor.
