4th Urology Clinic

Metropolitan General’s 4th Urology Clinic offers comprehensive medical care for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of urinary tract and reproductive system diseases.

The Clinic is staffed by leading specialized scientific personnel to immediately respond to modern Urology requirements and provide top quality medical and nursing services. Being constantly updated on Urological advances at an international level, the Clinic applies all current diagnostic and surgical procedures, with the assistance of cutting-edge equipment.

The Clinic’s specialized personnel holds extensive experience on matters relating to:

Benign Prostate Hypertrophy

Monitoring and permanent treatment using the most modern method-TURis (transurethral plasma bipolar prostate resection-vaporization) which:

Is totally bloodless
Requires only a few hours of hospitalization and the catheter is removed on the next day
Is a surgical treatment option for high risk patients (elderly, on anticoagulants and accompanying health problems)
Requires shorter operation time
Allows for faster resumption of everyday activities

The 4th Urology Clinic has conducted a great number of such procedures with high success.

Urogenital Oncology

Prevention, diagnosis and management of all urinary tract and reproductive system oncological diseases, such as:

prostate cancer
bladder cancer
renal cancer
testicular cancer

with the traditional open surgery as well as robot-assisted (laparoscopically) with the da Vinci method. The da Vinci method has many advantages, such as excellent oncological outcomes, reduced blood loss, painless postoperative rehabilitation (small incision), shorter hospitalization, rapid recovery and fast resumption of everyday activities.

In prostate cancer in particular, it also offers erectile function preservation and eradication of suspected urinary incontinence.

Urinary Lithiasis

Treatment of kidney, ureter and bladder stones with:

the use of laser through the urethra
flexible- semi-rigid ureteroscopy (with modern endoscopes), which is a minimally invasive method, particularly effective and requires only a few hours of hospital stay
extracorporeal lithotripsy, indicated for small stones; it is a fast procedure and the patient is discharged from the Clinic shortly after the procedure

Urinary Incontinence