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Services and
Links for Patients
- In-Patient Services
- The Division of Urology is capable of diagnosing
and managing all forms of Urologic disease. These include operations for urinary stone
disease, enlarged prostate, urinary obstruction, genito-urinary tract infection,
infertility and sexual dysfunction. The Division is especially skilled in operations for
genito-urinary tumors, both adult and children, benign and malignant. The Division
performs major, minor, and endourologic elective operations daily from Monday to Friday. A
typical day would mean 3 to 5 major operations with 4 to 8 minor and endourological
procedures. Emergency procedures can, of course, be done 24 hours per day, Monday to
Sunday.
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Out-Patient Services
- Aside from the consultant's private clinics for pay
patients, the Division holds a regular Out-Patient clinic for service patients. This
clinic is conducted four times a week. This consists of the General Urology Clinic which
is on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 1 pm to 3 pm local time (GMT 0500 - 0700). This
clinic services walk-in (new), follow-up, and post-operative Urologic patients as well as
referrals from other specialties and departments. The Urologic Oncology Clinic is
conducted weekly on Thurday 1 pm to 3 pm. This clinic handles mostly patients whom we have
done some form of cancer surgery. This is where we administer chemotherapy, schedule for
radiotherapy, post-op follow-up or just the basic post-operative care for malignancy
patients.
Facilities Offered by the Division and Institute:
- Urodynamic Studies
- Percutaneous Kidney Procedures
- Transrectal Ultrasound of the Prostate with or without Biopsies
- Trans-urethral Endourologyical Procedures including Ureteroscopies, EMI
Lithotripsy, Video-Laser Ablation of the Prostate (VLAP), Ultrasonic Lithotripsy.
- Extra-corporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL) - affiliated with
Philippine Lithotripter Inc. (PWI)
- Special Surgical Equipment such as Ultrasonic Dissector, Argon Beam
Coagulation, Operating Microscopes for Microsurgery.
- Cadaver and Living-Related Kidney Transplantation
- Diagnostic and Interventional Angiography
- Percutaneous procedures under Ultrasonic or Flouroscopic Guidance in the
kidney or other organs like Percutaneous Nephrolithotomies or Nephrostomies, renal
biopsies or percutaneous renal cyst aspirations.
- Radionuclide Imaging Studies such as bone or renal scans
- Color Doppler Imaging for vascular involvement of renal tumors or
vascular defects
- Advanced Immunological Studies
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