Doctors transform life of 83-year-old through Laser Prostatectomy at Columbia Asia Hospital
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Doctors transform life of 83-year-old through Laser Prostatectomy at Columbia Asia Hospital

January 30, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: Doctors at Columbia Asia Hospital, Mysuru, have transformed the life of a 83-year-old patient providing immediate medical attention at the right time and using advanced Laser Prostatectomy procedure for the treatment. 

Balasubramanyam came to Columbia Asia Hospital with difficulty in urinating, severe abdominal pain and hypertension. He was also suffering from severe Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) since four months. 

Doctors at the hospital carried out a thorough examination and diagnosed him with gross enlargement of prostate with variations in the bladder. Due to lack of awareness, the patient had delayed the treatment.

Dr. T.P. Dinesh Kumar, Senior Consultant, Urology, Columbia Asia Hospital said, “The patient had come with difficulty in passing urine and he had severe abdominal pain. We did a detailed evaluation where he was diagnosed with prostate enlargement. Although enlarged prostate is a common condition with older men, it can be uncomfortable and also lead to bladder and kidney problems. Treating it at the right time with the right kind of treatment is important. Advanced technology in healthcare has today helped in faster treatment and recovery. Hence we counselled the patient regarding the pros and cons of Laser Prostatectomy and performed the procedure.” 

Dr. K. Vinay, Junior Consultant, Urology, Columbia Asia Hospital said, “Balasubramanyam had hypertension which is one of the major risk factors of prostate problems. When he consulted us, we did an evaluation of his condition and considering his age we decided to go ahead with minimally invasive surgery, Laser Prostatectomy using 100w Holmium Laser which paced up his recovery.” 

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Speaking after recovering from the advanced procedure, Balasubramanyam said, “I am extremely happy with the treatment received at Columbia Asia Hospital. I am now able to function normally keeping in mind the necessary precautions as advised by the doctors.”

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