Surgery Treatments in India

The Minimally Invasive Procedure in India

BPH treatment with the Índigo Laser System is called interstitial laser coagulation. It is a laser procedure used to treat BPH (enlarged prostate). In this minimally invasive procedure, a urologist threads a special Índigo fiber into a cystoscope (a tube) that goes through the urethra and into the prostate. The fiberoptic tip is carefully placed in the area targeted for treatment. Laser energy through the fiberoptic tip is then used to precisely destroy the enlarged part of the prostate. No cutting is involved at all.

The enlarged prostate tissue that is destroyed is absorbed naturally by the body. As the prostate shrinks (over a few weeks), pressure on the bladder and the urethra (the tube that carries urine from the bladder through the penis) is lessened. This decreases the symptoms of BPH.

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The treatment is typically an outpatient procedure, meaning patients are not usually required to stay overnight in the hospital. However, the procedure is now being performed in doctors’ offices. BPH treatment with the Índigo Laser System can be completed in 30 minutes or less. And there are many choices of anesthesia available. These includegeneral (where the patient is unconscious), spinal (where the patient has no feeling below a certain point on his body), and local (only the immediate area being treated is numbed). Choice of anesthesia will vary depending on the patient and the size of the prostate.

Benefits Include in India :

Less pain during recovery time
Avoidance of damage caused by muscle retraction of open surgery
Reduced blood loss
Shorter hospital stays
Quicker recovery times
Less visible scars
Safe as conventional

What Causes SUI ?

Stress incontinence may occur as a result of weakened pelvic muscles that support the bladder and urethra, or because of malfunction of the urethral sphincter. Prior trauma to the urethral area, neurological injury, and some medications may weaken the urethra.