Cystolitholapaxy: A minimally invasive procedure where stones are fragmented using a cystoscope and then removed from the bladder.
Open Surgery: In cases where stones are too large to be removed via cystoscopy, open surgery may be performed.
Transurethral Resection of Bladder Tumor (TURBT): A minimally invasive procedure to remove tumors from the bladder using a scope inserted through the urethra.
Cystectomy: In cases of advanced cancer, partial or total removal of the bladder may be necessary. This can be followed by reconstructive surgery or the creation of a urinary diversion.
Slings and Implants: A minimally invasive procedure to support the urethra, helping to control urinary leakage.
Bladder Neck Suspension: A surgical technique to lift and support the bladder neck, improving control over urination.
For patients with bladder dysfunction, SHRC offers bladder augmentation procedures to increase bladder capacity and improve its function. This may involve the use of a portion of the intestine to increase the size of the bladder.
For patients with a neurogenic bladder, a condition caused by nerve damage affecting bladder control, surgical interventions like bladder drainage systems or sacral nerve stimulation may be recommended to restore bladder function.