Laparoscopic adenomectomy – surgery for prostate adenoma

A prostate growth of more than 130 grams does not necessarily mean open surgery. Laparoscopic adenomectomy allows the adenoma to be precisely resected through several small incisions, which shortens recovery and reduces the risk of complications, restoring comfort to daily life. Prostate hypertrophy is a problem that affects many men and can significantly reduce the comfort of daily life. Fortunately, modern surgical techniques, such as laparoscopic prostate adenomectomy, allow for the effective removal of hypertrophied tissue with minimal invasiveness. Find out what the procedure entails, when it is indicated and how the return to full function is achieved.

Why Medicus Clinic?

Operational team experience based on qualifications and number of procedures performed

Precise diagnostics and modern treatment equipment

Fast appointments and short waiting times for treatment

Support from the hospitalisation coordinator guiding the patient from qualification through to surgery

Interdisciplinary team of specialists in various medical fields

Laboratory tests available on site in preparation for surgery

Safety of procedures under the care of the anaesthetic team

Premium hospitalisation standard, providing comfort and a sense of security

Modern safety and hygiene systems

24-hour care in a hospital ward

Individual approach and real support at every stage of treatment

Duration of hospitalisation adapted individually to the patient’s condition

Medical care also after surgery

Managing the patient from diagnosis to recovery

Comprehensive treatment in one place: consultation – diagnosis – treatment – follow-up – rehabilitation

Indications for laparoscopic adenomectomy

Laparoscopic prostate adenomectomy is a modern treatment method aimed primarily at patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia, when the gland mass exceeds 130-150 grams. Such a significant enlargement of the volume of the prostate causes serious urinary symptoms, such as chronic difficulty urinating, recurrent urinary retention, urinary tract infections or secondary damage to kidney function.

anaesthesia

Local

Treatment time

up to 60 minutes

Recovery

2-3 weeks

Cost

up to 9500 PLN

Do you have a prostate problem?

Get rid of the problem with laparoscopic prostate adenomectomy. Call our patient care manager and make an appointment with a Medicus Clinic specialist.

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In the context of possible complications after laparoscopic adenomectomy, the following are mentioned:

absence of semen at ejaculation as a result of it being thrown into the bladder lumen – 45%,

transient stress urinary incontinence requiring the use of underpads – 5%,

prostate cancer found on histopathological examination requiring possible further diagnosis or treatment,

pain, abscess or hernia at the site of the laparoscopic ports,

bleeding during surgery requiring transfusion (and sometimes conversion to open surgery or reoperation),

scarring of the bladder neck resulting in impaired urinary stream and may require additional endoscopic treatment.

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At Medicus Clinic, we provide modern treatment methods that combine advanced technology with an individual approach to the patient.