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Urology

Urinary Incontinence after Prostate Surgery can be Remedied

 2 minutes Urinary incontinence after prostate surgery can have a major impact on quality of life — but modern treatment options offer real hope. With minimally invasive techniques and personalized therapy plans, most patients can regain control and return to an active, confident life. At the Confraternität Private Hospital Incontinence Center, all internationally established treatment methods are available, ensuring the best possible care for each patient.
Urology

Removal of Kidney and Urinary Stones Using Laser Lithotripsy

 2 minutes Kidney stones or urinary stones are crystals that form from certain substances inside the kidneys or in the ureter. They can be caused by unhealthy eating habits, genetic predisposition also plays a role.
Urology

Removal of Kidney Stones with a Flexible Ureteroscope

 2 minutes A flexible ureteroscope is used in the Döbling Private Hospital for the minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the urinary tract and kidneys. This enables the specialist to penetrate very precisely to places where stones or other pathologies are present.
Urology

Treatment of Kidney Tumors in Austria

 4 minutes In the treatment of kidney tumors, and especially in the minimally invasive removal of kidney tumors, the specialists at Döbling Private Hospital, such as Prof. Mesut Remzi, enjoy an excellent international reputation.
Urology

iTind - New Minimally Invasive Therapy for the Treatment of Benign Prostate Enlargement

 2 minutes With a new type of minimally invasive procedure called "iTind", the Prostate Center at the Confraternität Private Hospital is expanding its range of treatments for benign prostate enlargement and bladder neck constriction.
OncologyUrology

Modern Treatment of Prostate Cancer

 3 minutes Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men. It is not always known why prostate cancer develops. One of the most important risk factors is age - 80% of affected men are over 60 years old, but also modern lifestyle and geographical factors (more common in the north than in the south). It has recently been shown that genetic predispositions (e.g. BRACA mutations) can also play a role, as in breast cancer. These patients are often younger and the cancer is often more aggressive. Men with a healthy Asian-influenced lifestyle are less likely to develop prostate cancer.
Urology

Men's Health and Urology in Austrian Private Hospitals

 1 minute Today, many men are increasingly health-conscious, for example by paying attention to their diet or doing sports. Nevertheless, statistics show that generally seen they lead an unhealthier lifestyle than women, i.e. they consume more alcohol, smoke more often and eat less balanced.
SurgeryUrology

Hypospadias - Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

 2 minutes Hypospadias is one of the most common malformations of the external male genital organs. The causes are unclear, genetic factors as well as environmental factors seem to play a role in the development.
Urology

Treatment of Incontinence at Confraternität Private Hospital

 0 minutes Urinary incontinence may limit the mobility and social life of affected patients and thus severely affect their wellbeing. Confraternität Private Hospital has an excellent reputation for success in the treatment of male incontinence as well as other urological disorders.
Urology

Modern Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer Using Prostate Fusion Biopsy

 1 minute Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men and the number of cases is increasing worldwide. However, mortality from the disease has declined in recent decades. Early detection and an exact diagnosis are of crucial importance.