Minimally invasive urology treatment
Treatment of prostate cancer, urolithiasis, BPH and infertility. Robot-assisted da Vinci surgery available.
Specialist in family medicine, head of the sexual rehabilitation clinic after prostate cancer treatment in the urology department of Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov). Focuses on restoring erectile and sexual function in men after surgeries and other treatments for prostate cancer, as well as diagnosing and providing medical support for male sexual health disorders.
Specialist in urology and andrology, expert in male infertility, sexual function disorders, and men's health. Senior physician in the urology department at Rabin Medical Center, Beilinson Hospital. Advanced specialization at the University of Illinois at Chicago (USA) and Men's Health Melbourne (Australia). Performs microsurgical procedures for male infertility, treats erectile dysfunction, Peyronie's disease, and hypogonadism.
Deputy Head of the Urology Department at Shamir (Assaf Harofeh) Medical Center. Specialist in oncological urology, da Vinci robotic surgery, and minimally invasive treatment of prostate, kidney, and bladder cancer. Pioneer of focal treatment for prostate cancer using the NanoKnife (IRE) method in Israel. Graduate of the medical faculty of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; advanced specialization at St Vincent's Hospital and Kinghorn Cancer Centre (Sydney, Australia) and Imperial College London.
A renowned urological surgeon in the medical world with 32 years of practical medical experience, author of the scientific work "Prostate and Its Diseases," which was published first in Russian and then in Hebrew. Specializes in the treatment of prostate and bladder diseases:…
One of the most qualified doctors in Israel in the field of urology, a top-category doctor, senior specialist in the urology department of Ichilov Medical Center. Specialization areas: general urology, surgery of the urogenital system, laparoscopy of the urogenital system...
A professional urologist specializing in pediatric urology. In Israel, Dr. Ben Chaim is one of the best specialists in this field of medicine. In his practice, he applies progressive technologies and micro-surgical minimally invasive treatment methods. His specialization:…
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More than 90% of patients with prostate cancer are candidates for orchiectomy due to the development of metastatic disease affecting bone tissue. Patients with bone metastases may suffer from pathological fractures, uncontrolled pain syndrome, spinal cord compression, and other manifestations of the disease that require surgical intervention or radiation therapy.
Learn moreThe Ichilov Hospital was one of the first in the world to begin using the most modern equipment for brachytherapy <strong>BRAVOS HDR from Varian International</strong>. The device is equipped with an advanced optical control system and allows for precise compliance of the radiation beams with the planned treatment.
Learn moreThis method is used by doctors in almost half of cases of male infertility treatment through IVF. It is already widely accepted that this is one of the most successful therapeutic approaches. During the procedure, only one sperm is used. It is injected…
Learn moreDisorders of the kidney's excretory function, with the accumulation of toxins in the bloodstream, are referred to as kidney failure, occurring in a chronic form (CKD). CKD is diagnosed when there are functional impairments of the kidneys over an extended period.
Learn moreUrination disorders refer to painful sensations during urination, frequent urges, difficulty urinating, retention, and urinary incontinence. Causes Overall, urination disorders are observed in anatomical, hormonal...
Learn moreProstatitis is a nonspecific inflammation of the prostate gland. It occurs as a result of infection of the gland through the urethra or bladder. If proper attention is not paid to the disease, as it progresses, it can lead to infertility.
Learn moreGenitourinary injuries are disruptions in the integrity of the organ's structure caused by the impact of an external adverse factor. There can be multiple injuries, each with its own cause and mechanism...
Learn moreCompared to the years when our grandparents were young, the number of infertile couples has significantly increased. And while many people blame women for everything, it is often the man who is the "culprit." It is important to note that the causes can be very...
Learn moreUrolithiasis (medical name – urolithiasis) is a condition based on a metabolic disorder, in which stones form in the urinary tract (from the kidneys to the urethra). Causes It is believed that urolithiasis is associated with hereditary predisposition. Stones can be formed under the influence of a combination of various external and internal factors. These include:
Learn moreThe most effective treatment for erectile dysfunction due to irreversible primary causes is considered to be surgical implantation (penile prosthesis). This method involves the insertion of a special implant into the penis. Indications…
Learn moreImpotence (medical term - erectile dysfunction) is a common male issue related to a man's inability to achieve ejaculation during sexual intercourse or to have sufficient erection for sexual activity…
Learn moreSexually transmitted infections (STIs) are diseases that a person can contract through sexual contact. Diseases that are transmitted sexually are referred to as venereal diseases. Causes The diseases are caused by microbial (syphilis...
Learn moreUrinary tract infections (UTIs) are inflammatory diseases of the urinary system caused by various infectious microorganisms. These diseases are more common in women, but they often lead to complications in men.…
Learn morePreviously, prostate adenoma was subject to surgical removal. Today, advanced technologies help avoid such trauma, allowing for the use of bloodless, non-invasive treatment methods without significant blood loss, which…
Learn moreOne of the congenital anomalies of the penis that requires correction is the hidden penis. This is a fairly common anomaly in children, which is not accompanied by the presence of pathologies in other organs. This disorder can be observed in children…
Learn moreVesicoureteral reflux (VUR) is the backward flow of urine from the bladder into the ureter towards the kidney. Technically, it is the weakening or damage of the valve at the lower end of the ureter. Causes The cause of VUR may be…
Learn moreObesity is quite a significant problem of our time. According to statistics, approximately two billion people worldwide suffer from obesity. At first glance, obesity may seem like a minor issue. This condition is associated with numerous subsequent complications: hypertension, diabetes, varicose veins, etc. Treatment of obesity in Israel is primarily a comprehensive approach, with the possibility of addressing the root cause of the disease.
Learn moreWilms tumor is a malignant kidney tumor in children up to 15 years old (most commonly 1-3 years). There are three subtypes of the disease: low-grade, intermediate-grade, and high-grade malignancy. Causes The causes of the tumor's appearance…
Learn moreCircumcision is a minor surgical procedure in which the foreskin covering the glans of the penis is excised. In medicine, it is scientifically referred to as circumcision. Indications for performing the circumcision procedure There are a number of medical factors and diseases…
Learn moreUreteral obstruction is a difficult outflow of urine. Over time, it leads to acute renal failure. Causes Obstruction of urine outflow can be caused by mechanical compression of the urinary canal at its usual narrowing points. This defect can arise...
Learn morePediatric urology deals with the treatment of diseases of various origins related to the genitourinary system in children and adolescents. Causes The scope of pediatric urology specialists at the Ichilov clinic includes a number of different diseases: Hypospadias P…
Learn moreHydrocele or testicular hydrocele is an excess of fluid in the tunica vaginalis of the testicles, varying in nature: blood; fluid formed as a result of an inflammatory process; transudate; fluid accumulated due to venous insufficiency; postoperative complications.
Learn moreTesticular cancer is a malignant condition affecting the testicles. It is a relatively rare oncological disease, accounting for only about 2 percent of all neoplasms in men. Primarily, men under the age of forty are susceptible to it…
Learn moreThe number of prostate cancer cases is increasing every year. Malignant tumors are detected in men over fifty, but their development can begin after the age of forty. Causes The causes of prostate cancer can…
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