Monday, March 25, 2024

New 4k Monitor Installation for HoLEP

I have installed a new 4k monitor for HoLEP and endoscopy procedures. The equipment is manufactured by Richard Wolf. Stefan Gille provided sustained support during my professional lifetime regarding this specific technology. The image quality offers crisp details during the operation, allowing for better visualization of the prostate tissue. This setup improves the overall workflow for the HoLEP technique. We are utilizing this system for current surgical cases. The integration into the existing infrastructure is effective. The monitor enhances the view during endoscopic procedures.

Sunday, March 24, 2024

En bloc HoLEP Course at Hill Clinic

I concluded an En bloc HoLEP course at Hill Clinic this week. The attendees included urologists from Venezuela, Costa Rica, and Italy. Some participants were returning students from previous years, while others were new to the technique.

We focused on the specific steps of the enucleation and mucosal preservation. I supervised the practical sessions and discussed case selection. The training environment allowed for direct feedback on the laser settings and tissue handling with the HoLEP technique.

Friday, March 22, 2024

Masterclass on Prostate Enucleation in Modena

This time I am organizing the first Masterclass on prostate enucleation with the Centro Urologico Europeo group. The event will take place on 16 and 17 May 2024 at Hesperia Hospital in Modena.

I will be teaching the specific technique of prostate enucleation. The first 30 registrations are free. You can register on the Over website. We expect urologists to attend the sessions.

Wednesday, March 13, 2024

HoLEP Case with Large Gland

This time I had an enigmatic patient in my HoLEP lists. I really don’t care much about size with HoLEP though.

The gland volume was significant, but I proceeded with the enucleation. The procedure went without complications. I utilized laser dissection for the removal of the adenoma. I focused on maintaining the apical dissection plane. The case was complex.

I documented the specific anatomical challenges encountered during the operation. The patient is recovering well with expected outcomes. The outcome was good.