Endovascular surgeries

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Endovascular surgeries
Prostatism

Prostatism

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Endovascular procedure for
prostatism

Intravascular surgery to reduce the size of the prostate is very effective for those who continue to have symptoms of thinning urine,
frequent urge to urinate, difficulty in holding urine,
and urine clogging despite drug treatment for more than 6 months.

Yonsei BH Clinic's
prostatism procedure

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Yonsei BH Clinic has built a system optimized for BPH treatment by combining Philips' Azurion A50, the latest angiography equipment for 2022, with high-resolution Conebeam CT, dramatically increasing the stability and accuracy of the procedure.

Prostatism procedure process

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step 01

The process of finding the prostate artery using ultra-high resolution Philips angiography equipment
Smart CT

step 02

The process of dramatically increasing the stability and accuracy of the procedure by using the Smart CT Angio function, the high-tech function of the latest Philips angiography equipment, to check only the prostate before proceeding

Features of Prostatism procedure

Since the procedure is performed with only local anesthesia, quick recovery and discharge is possible on the procedure day.
Little risk of bleeding and complications due to the local incision.
By performing an enlarged prostate procedure, drug treatment can be ended or significantly reduced.
The discomfort or risk of intermittent and repetitive orthostatic hypotension that can be caused by medication can be significantly reduced or eliminated.
For those who develop symptoms of decreased sexuyal desire or impotence with drug treatment, symptoms may improve significantly by reducing the dose or ending drug treatment after an endovascular procedure.
Little possibility of sexual dysfunction such as urinary incontinence, impotence, and retrograde ejaculation that may occur after surgery.

Precautions of prostatism procedure

Prostatism occurs with aging, and may recur after an endovascular procedure and a second procedure may be required.

Complete blockage of the abdominal aorta and the origins of blood vessels in both legs could make the procedure impossible or difficult.