PAE FOR ENLARGED PROSTATE
Shrink it without surgery and the risk of sexual dysfunction
Enlarged Prostate Symptoms you may be experiencing:
Are you living with ...Partial bladder voiding
Reduced urine flow
Urinary retention
Frequent urination, especially at night
Discomfort or pain during urination
Need to urinate urgently
We carry out a non-invasive procedure to address the symptoms related to an enlarged prostate.
Precision Procedure
Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)Prostate Artery Embolization is a specialized technique offered in our range of Precision Procedures. This method involves precisely reducing blood flow to particular areas of the prostate that are causing symptoms. By targeting these areas, the procedure helps shrink the prostate, ease urinary issues, and enhance overall quality of life, all without requiring major surgery.
Least invasive procedure
High success rate ranging from 75% to 90%
Maintains Prostate Health
Maintains Prostate Health
Addresses the underlying cause of an enlarged prostate.
Less Risk Than Traditional Surgery
Are you a good candidate for Prostate Embolization Procedure?
Contact us if you experience any of the following issues:
Regularly needing to urinate, particularly during the night
Reduced urine flow or trouble initiating urination
Discomfort or pain during urination
Incomplete bladder emptying
Urinary retention
Symptoms lasting >1 year
Urgency to urinate
Unsuccessful conservative approaches - Medications, Lifestyle Adjustments
Find out if you are a candidate
Benefits of PAE
Here are our benefits: Avoid the anxiety of major surgery and the potential side effects of medications. Enjoy restful nights, return to activities you love, and reconnect with social events you’ve been missing. Escape the issues of frequent urination and discomfort, and restore your overall comfort and quality of life.
Exact Relief Mapping
Precision relief mapping enables us to develop a comprehensive plan by pinpointing the specific blood vessels that supply your prostate. Treatment is then accurately administered to these targeted areas using Prostate Artery Embolization, ensuring optimal relief with minimal intervention.
Exact Methods
Using the detailed map, we carry out a careful, precision-guided procedure that focuses on the specific issue while minimizing harm to nearby structures and tissue.
Customized Care
Using precision relief mapping combined with an angiogram enables us to develop a detailed map of the blood vessels feeding your prostate. By pinpointing the exact arteries that supply blood to the enlarged prostate, we can accurately target these vessels during Prostate Artery Embolization. This customized method ensures that the embolization is specifically adapted to your individual anatomy, optimizing relief while minimizing the need for extensive intervention.
Swift Healing
Recovery from Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE) is usually quite swift, particularly in comparison to traditional surgical methods such as transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) or open prostatectomy. Patients often experience minimal discomfort, shorter hospitalizations, and a faster return to their usual activities.
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What is BPH and what are the main cause of prostate enlargement?
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a condition where the prostate gland enlarges in a non-cancerous manner.
As the prostate grows larger, it can slowly press on the urethra that runs through its center. This pressure can block urine flow, causing more difficulty when urinating.
As time passes, the blockage forces the bladder muscle to exert more effort to release urine, potentially leading to muscle thickening and weakening. This increased pressure and decreased urine flow can result in various urinary issues, such as trouble initiating urination, a weak stream, and the feeling of not fully emptying the bladder.
As BPH advances, the prostate keeps expanding, worsening the symptoms. This continual growth can also make the bladder more active, resulting in a frequent and urgent need to urinate, especially during the night (nocturia).
The ongoing and worsening symptoms of BPH can become increasingly difficult to handle without treatment. As the prostate continues to enlarge, it causes mechanical obstruction and triggers the body’s compensatory reactions, which can further impair urinary function and diminish quality of life.
Our Simple Process
Our Simple Process
