Prostatitis Treatment in Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy

For prostatitis-related concerns, Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy offers a male urology check-up in Rome, Italy. The check-up may cost around $1,200; robotic da Vinci prostatectomy may cost around $22,000–$32,000. The Italian National Health Service-accredited hospital has Da Vinci XI and Hugo robotic systems.

Tests in the male check-up

The check-up includes a specialist examination and tests that assess urine flow, prostate, kidneys, and blood markers.

• Blood chemistry and laboratory tests to assess health markers.
• Uroflowmetry to measure urine flow.
• Suprapubic prostate ultrasound and kidney ultrasound to image these organs.
• Urological specialist examination as part of the check-up.

Available prostate procedures

The clinic lists the following procedures for benign prostatic hypertrophy or other urologic indications. It does not identify them as prostatitis-specific treatments.

• Endoscopic treatment of benign prostatic hypertrophy removes obstructing prostate tissue without an open incision. Techniques include thulium laser, monopolar or bipolar methods, and plasma vaporization.
• EchoLaser therapy uses a transperineal laser ablation system. It is performed as an outpatient procedure and is described as preserving erection, ejaculation, and urination, with brief catheter use.
• Robotic-assisted urologic surgery uses Da Vinci XI or Hugo systems for laparoscopic procedures, including radical prostatectomy. The robotic arms offer 360-degree movement and a 3D view with up to 10x magnification.
• Robotic da Vinci prostatectomy is a laparoscopic procedure using the Da Vinci system. The listed price covers robotic-assisted surgery; flights and hotel are not included.

Patients can leave a request on Bookimed to discuss the check-up and whether a listed procedure fits their diagnosis.