Urologist ·
Medical Park Gebze Hospital , Kocaeli, Turkey
17 Years of experience ·
Languages Spoken: Turkish , English
We bring to you the long list of conditions that Dr. Murat Kars treats.:
A Urosurgeon performs the surgical treatment of urinary as well as reproductive system in males. Urogenital tumors of ureter, kidney, bladder and prostate are operated upon by the Urosurgeons. Another common condition for which the doctor provides solution is Hernia.
A urogenital condition can be the reason behind these symptoms and signs.:
Kindly immediately consult your Urosurgeon if you are suffering from frequent urinary tract infections (UTI) and bladder incontinence. Kindly get yourself checked from a Urosurgeon if symptoms such as reduced urine output or strong smelling urine are clearly felt.
10 am to 5 pm, Monday to Saturday are the surgeons' operating hours, Sunday is a holiday. The surgeon has been endorsed by several patients owing to the high success rates of the procedures performed with least complications.
Dr. Murat Kars performs many popular procedures and we have listed them below for your convenience.:
The surgeon performs procedures that can be just an outpatient one or may require a stay of a night or more than that. Inguinal hernia surgery, total cystectomy and bladder tumor surgery are some examples of the urogenital procedures that a Urosurgeon performs. The surgeons' perform the procedures with due consideration to the patients' specific case details and their requirements.
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This surgeon is the most sought after for pain and discomfort related to the various urogenital conditions in patients. Their is appropriate testing and screening which is involved prior to the procedure itself done under the supervision of the Urosurgeon. Refining the processes and enabling better results with greater finesse is also one of the responsibilities of a Urosurgeon. It is the responsibility of the surgeon to recommend the best medicines, adequate lifestyle changes if needed and guide the patient through to the surgery.
A Urosurgeon consultation means that certain recommended tests may be needed and we have listed them here for your convenience.:
The Urosurgeons recommend tests that have a clear correlation with the urogenital issue the patient is enduring and more often than not kidney tests could be included in them. To confirm whether the abnormal growth like tumors in your kidney or prostate are cancerous, surgeons advise biopsies. As per the emergent situation, the doctor can also advise you to get Kidney Ultrasound, Prostate/Rectal Ultrasound.
You go to see a Urosurgeon when the medical treatment has been found to be ineffective towards your urogenital problem. You can directly approach the Urosurgeon if the symptoms become prominent and it is clear that only this surgeon can help you. Also, please do so If you are experiencing problems or complications during recovery from a urogenital operation. When your doctor needs to rule out the possibility of a urogenital problem or reconfirm their diagnoses they refer you to a Urosurgeon.
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