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Urologic disorders affect millions of Americans — male and female, young and old. The field of urology addresses a wide variety of disorders and diseases including:
At Methodist Dallas, we offer available comprehensive treatment for urological diseases, abnormalities, and disorders, including:
InterStim is an implant that emits mild electrical signals to help relieve
overactive bladder (OAB) and incontinence. Methodist Dallas Medical Center
is one of the few hospitals in North Texas to offer this treatment, which
can often improve overactive bladder and incontinence symptoms by 50 percent
or more and, unlike other treatments, is wholly reversible.
Before insertion, the InterStim implant is attached outside the body for
three to five days. If the overactive bladder or incontinence symptoms
improve by more than half during this trial, the InterStim implant can
be surgically placed inside the body. The procedure takes no more than
30 to 60 minutes, and people are usually out of bed within a day and back
to normal activities in about two weeks.
The Dornier® System is a digital imaging system that can be used to diagnose and treat urological diseases and disorders. The system can aid in the removal of stones in the urinary tract, endoscopic treatment of the prostate, removal of bladder and urethral tumors, and treatments for incontinence.
If you're faced with prostatectomy following early diagnosis of prostate
cancer, the da Vinci® Robotic-assisted Surgical System can provide
an alternative to traditional or laparoscopic surgery. With da Vinci®
prostatectomy, the likelihood of a complete recovery from prostate cancer
without long-term side effects is, for most patients, better than it has
ever been.
The da Vinci Surgical System — a minimally invasive approach utilizing
the latest in surgical and robotics technologies — is ideal for
delicate urologic surgery, including prostatectomy, in which the target
site is not only tightly confined but also surrounded by nerves affecting
urinary control and sexual function.
Using the da Vinci Surgical System, your surgeon has a better tool to spare
surrounding nerves, which may enhance both your recovery experience and
clinical outcomes.
With a traditional prostatectomy, your surgeon uses an 8- to 10-inch incision
to access the prostate. This approach often results in substantial blood
loss, a lengthy, uncomfortable recovery and a risk of impotence and incontinence.
Potential benefits of da Vinci prostatectomy can include: