The Department of Urology at Remedy Hospital provides comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, medical management, and surgical treatment for a wide range of urological conditions. With modern techniques and a patient-centred approach, we offer both minimally invasive and open surgical procedures.
A minimally invasive procedure for the management of urinary obstruction caused by an enlarged prostate.
An endoscopic procedure used for diagnosis and treatment of selected bladder tumours.
A minimally invasive procedure for removal of large or complex kidney stones through a small access tract.
A minimally invasive endoscopic technique for treating kidney stones using a flexible ureteroscope and laser technology.
An endoscopic procedure for treating ureteric stones, with fragmentation and removal of stones using appropriate energy sources.
Surgical removal of the urinary bladder, performed for selected bladder conditions, including appropriately indicated bladder cancer cases.
Surgical removal of part or all of a kidney, performed through minimally invasive laparoscopic or conventional open techniques depending on the clinical indication.
Placement of a catheter directly into the urinary bladder through the lower abdominal wall to provide urinary drainage when urethral catheterization is unsuitable or not possible.
Placement of a Double-J (DJ) stent within the ureter to maintain urinary drainage between the kidney and bladder, commonly used in the management of urinary obstruction and after selected urological procedures.
The department emphasizes accurate diagnosis, individualized treatment planning, minimally invasive techniques whenever appropriate, and comprehensive perioperative care. A multidisciplinary approach is adopted for complex urological conditions to provide coordinated and patient-centred care.