Department overview
Urology includes outpatient clinics, inpatient wards and multifunctional operating rooms, with units for extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy, cystoscopy, urodynamics and andrology. Its scope spans urinary-system disease and male health.
Main clinical scope
These areas provide a concise overview. Individual suitability requires clinical assessment.
- Urinary stones
- Prostate diseases
- Urological tumours
- Andrology
- Female urology
- Paediatric urology and urodynamics
Clinical programmes
Principal disease areas, subspecialties and continuous-care services described in the department profile.
Urinary stones
Treatment ranges from medication and ESWL to holmium-laser lithotripsy, electronic flexible ureteroscopy and other operative pathways.
Prostate and urinary function
The service covers prostate disease, urodynamic assessment and corresponding medical, endoscopic and operative options.
Urological tumours
Ultra-high-definition laparoscopy and plasma-resection systems support selected minimally invasive procedures.
Male health and rehabilitation
The department profile includes andrology assessment and low-intensity shock-wave rehabilitation; suitability requires medical review.
Female and paediatric urology
Specialist assessment covers female urology, paediatric urology and related functional conditions.
One-stop minimally invasive pathway
Outpatient care, diagnostic units, inpatient care, surgery and ERAS rehabilitation are connected to reduce fragmented referral.
Featured services and technology
Stone management
Medication, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, holmium laser and flexible ureteroscopy form a range of treatment pathways.
Prostate and male health
The department assesses prostate disease and male sexual health before defining a clinical or rehabilitation plan.
Minimally invasive urological oncology
High-definition laparoscopy and plasma resection systems support selected minimally invasive procedures for urological tumours.
Full-spectrum subspecialty care
Services span stones, prostate disease, oncology, female urology, andrology, paediatric urology and urodynamics.
How the department is organised
Outpatient assessment, diagnostic units, inpatient care, surgery and rehabilitation are connected.
The department uses holmium laser, electronic flexible ureteroscopy, high-definition laparoscopy and plasma resection systems.
ERAS protocols and integrative rehabilitation support recovery after treatment.
This page introduces service directions and does not provide a diagnosis, treatment recommendation or outcome guarantee. Acceptance, clinical indication, technology availability, risk, fees and specialist schedules are confirmed by Clifford Hospital for each case.