Macquarie University Clinic
Laser Treatment in Ryde

We offer the best therapies in the area. Macquarie urology centre offers the latest technology and techniques for the treatment in urological cancers (prostate, kidney and bladder) we offer non invasive treatments for bph (benign prostate disease) including laser and microwave therapy.

The Kidneys are essential organs that form part of the genitourinary system. Tests involved with prostate cancer treatment. Stage 4D: Also known as Metastatic cancer, the tumor has spread to other parts of the body. Prostate cancer is a malignant cancer that can spread to the lymph nodes, bones and other parts of the body. The treatment of prostate cancer depends on the stage of the cancer and the overall health status of the patient and may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy and hormone therapy. It involves the total removal of the cancerous prostate gland and also helps approve the diagnosis, by biopsy, and ascertain the need for any excess therapy. Bladder cancer surgery is much more complex operation compared with prostate cancer surgery. Thus robotic prostate cancer surgery provides a novel treatment approach for the management of prostate cancer with a quicker recovery and handle of sexual and urinary function, in most patients. Urine is then discharged through the urethra to vacant the bladder. This indicates the maximum bold form of kidney cancer. There are a number of treatment options for Kidney cancer the ideal treatment depends on a number of factors, including the extent of the tumor and the current health of the patient. A partial nephrectomy may be the procedure of finest for patients with FCC in both kidneys and for those who have only one functioning kidney. What types of kidney disease are suitable for laparoscopic nephrectomy? Maximum patients with benign kidney disease that requires nephrectomy are suitable, although infected or inflammatory kidneys are more solid hence the originate conversion rate is higher. The operating time is longer than open operation, although with experience this reduces significantly. Some patients who undergo surgery to detach a cancerous kidney or kidney tumors experience a recurrence of the disease. If a bladder tumor blocks an ureter (one of the two tubes that pass urine out of the kidneys and into the bladder), patients may experience pain in the side of the body between the ribs and the top of the hip. There are a number of possible treatments available to patients diagnosed with bladder cancer. This procedure involves the inserting a slim tube, through the urethra and up into the bladder. Because some types of cancer can only be remedied by removing the bladder, another way must be found in order for the body to discharge urine. Prior having radiation therapy a number of initial procedures need to be performed allowing doctors to specifically plan the best treatments for the type of cancer and the individual involved. The brays impaired during radiation therapy may ravage normal body cells as well as cancer cells, although healthy cells usually recuperate from the damage. Bladder cancer is a cancer affecting the tissues of the urinary bladder and is the second most common urologic cancer after prostate cancer. This is a intricate procedure but can be performed with precision and better control through a minimally invasive approach, using state of the art technology robotic bladder cancer surgery.