Is the surgery minimally invasive?

Usually yes: prostatectomy and partial nephrectomy are generally performed laparoscopically, which reduces pain and hospital stay.

Will I need further treatment?

It depends on the analysis results after surgery. The decision is made with the medical team and your oncologist.

Will I be incontinent?

Urine leakage is common after the catheter comes out, but continence returns gradually in the vast majority of patients, helped by pelvic floor exercises.

This minimally invasive technique reduces bleeding, pain and hospital stay compared with open surgery, with a faster recovery.

Why not remove the whole kidney?

Keeping the healthy part of the kidney protects long-term kidney function, with equivalent cancer outcomes for small tumors.

Can I live normally afterwards?

Yes. The vast majority of patients return to normal life; regular imaging follow-up is then set up.

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Oncology

Urological Cancer Surgery

Prostate, Kidney, Testicle: Surgical Options

Urological cancer surgery treats tumors of the prostate, kidney and testicle, most often with minimally invasive techniques.

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€4,350

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Oncological orchidectomy Radical Prostatectomy Partial Nephrectomy

Key information at a glance

From

€4,350

Anesthesia

General or spinal anesthesia depending on the…

Duration

1 to 4 hours depending on the procedure.

Results

Analysis of the removed tissue confirms the stage and…

Recovery

Hospital stay of 1 to 5 nights depending on the…

Procedure

Please send your medical file: biopsy or imaging for…

What is Urological Cancer Surgery?

The procedure depends on the organ affected and the stage of the tumor. Whenever possible, the surgeon favors techniques that preserve the organ's function.

Available procedures

Radical prostatectomy: laparoscopic removal of the prostate for localized prostate cancer.
Partial nephrectomy: removal of a kidney tumor while keeping the healthy part of the organ.
Oncological orchidectomy: removal of the affected testicle through the groin, for testicular cancer.

Multidisciplinary care

Each file is reviewed by a team of surgeons and oncologists, who confirm the right procedure. The price shown is a starting price, confirmed after the file review depending on the stage and extent of surgery. Follow-up after you return home is coordinated with your usual oncologist.

When is Urological Cancer Surgery used?

Please send your medical file: biopsy or imaging for the organ concerned (prostate MRI, kidney CT, testicular ultrasound), blood tests (PSA or tumor markers) and, if done, staging scans.

Treatment options

Oncological orchidectomyStarting from €9,300 Radical ProstatectomyStarting from €5,500 Partial NephrectomyStarting from €4,350

Clinic offers: Urological Cancer Surgery

2 clinics matching your criteria

Ekol Hastanesi
Izmir, Turkey
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- Partial Nephrectomy · €4,350
- Urological Cancer Surgery · €4,350
- Radical Prostatectomy · €5,500
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Quiron Salud
Barcelona, Spain
- Oncological orchidectomy · €9,300
- Urological Cancer Surgery · €9,300
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