Urology
Prostate and kidney surgery
Which procedure are you interested in?
Not sure? Choose the closest one — our team will confirm with you.
Prostate SurgeryMedicana
Open, laparoscopic or robotic prostatectomy.
From $464 a month · $12,599 – $18,799
Kidney SurgeryMedicana
Stones, tumours and reconstructive surgery; priced after review.
Priced after your medical file is reviewed
Endoscopic ureteral stone treatmentMP
From $405 a month · $11,429 – $13,029
Flexible ureterorenoscopic stone treatment (RIRS), for stones smaller than 2 cmMP
From $318 a month · $8,975 – $10,225
Inguinal orchiectomyMP
From $231 a month · $6,525 – $7,425
Internal urethrotomyMP
From $261 a month · $7,375 – $8,375
Condyloma cauterizationMP
From $174 a month · $4,925 – $5,625
Laparoscopic radical nephrectomyMP
$20,123 – $22,923
Percutaneous nephrolithotomyMP
From $405 a month · $11,429 – $13,029
Bladder neck resectionMP
From $452 a month · $12,279 – $13,979
Bladder TUR (non-tumoral, re-TUR)MP
From $459 a month · $12,479 – $14,229
Transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TURBT), larger than 3 cmMP
From $566 a month · $15,379 – $17,529
Transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TURBT), smaller than 3 cmMP
From $515 a month · $13,979 – $15,929
Retroperitoneal lymph node dissectionMP
From $685 a month · $18,623 – $21,223
Penile prosthesis implantation, malleable (one-piece), excluding prosthesisMP
May vary depending on the material used.
From $599 a month · $16,279 – $18,529
Prostate fusion biopsy, MRI + TRUS-guidedMP
From $174 a month · $4,925 – $5,625
Laparoscopic bilateral lymphadenectomy for prostate cancerMP
From $378 a month · $10,679 – $12,179
Laser prostatectomyMP
From $570 a month · $15,479 – $17,629
Prostatectomy, bipolar TURMP
From $485 a month · $13,179 – $15,029
Radical prostatectomyMP
From $724 a month · $19,673 – $22,423
Prostatectomy, TUR (transurethral resection)MP
From $595 a month · $16,179 – $18,429
Robotic radical prostatectomyMP
$24,073 – $27,423
HoLEP / ThuLEP prostatectomyMP
From $630 a month · $17,129 – $19,529
Ureteral balloon dilatationMP
From $274 a month · $7,725 – $8,775
Diagnostic ureterorenoscopyMP
From $153 a month · $4,325 – $4,925
Ureteroscopic lithotripsy and stone extractionMP
From $348 a month · $9,829 – $11,179
UrethroplastyMP
From $405 a month · $11,429 – $13,029
Microsurgical varicocelectomy, unilateralMP
From $261 a month · $7,375 – $8,375
Microsurgical varicocelectomy, bilateralMP
From $291 a month · $8,225 – $9,375
Multiple needle biopsy of the prostateMP
From $162 a month · $4,575 – $5,225
Monthly payments shown are through our partner banks in Iraq, including Murabaha options. They are estimates, not offers — the bank decides.
What the doctor will need from you
So there are no surprises. This is the usual list for this treatment.
Before you travel
Things to gather at home. Photographs of documents are fine — they do not need to be originals.
- Ultrasound, CT or MRI of the kidneys or prostate
Shows the stone, the mass or the prostate size — which is what decides open versus laparoscopic versus robotic, and therefore the price.
- PSA blood test, for prostate casesIf you have it
With the biopsy report if one was taken. The PSA trend over time says more than a single number, so bring old results too.
- Reports from any previous surgery or treatmentIf you have it
What was done before decides what can be done now. Photographs of the reports are fine.
- A list of every medicine you take
Blood thinners, diabetes medicine and some supplements change how the operation is planned, and a few have to be paused beforehand.
After you arrive in Türkiye
The hospital does these. They are included in your package and usually take one morning.
- Urological examination and urine studies
Kidney function, urine culture and the surgeon’s own examination. An untreated urine infection postpones any urological operation, so it is looked for first.
- Blood tests
A blood count, clotting profile, blood sugar, and screening for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. Standard before any operation, and usually done the morning you arrive.
- Heart trace (ECG)
Routine for anyone over forty or with a heart history, and quick to do.
- Anaesthesia assessment
The anaesthetist meets you before the operation to check your heart, chest and medicines, and to agree the plan with the surgeon.
What the doctor will ask you
Worth thinking about before the consultation. Clear answers here save a day.
- What symptoms do you have — pain, blood in the urine, difficulty passing it?
- For prostate: how is your urination at night?
- Have you passed stones before, or had them broken up?
- What did your PSA read, and what did it read a year ago?
- Any previous urological surgery or catheterisation?
- Which medicines are you on — especially blood thinners?
You do not have to do this alone
Every patient is different. Once the doctor has read your file they may ask for one or two more things before confirming your plan — that is normal, and it is a sign your case is being looked at properly rather than waved through. If it happens, we tell you exactly what is needed and why, and you will see it added to this list.
If you cannot get a test at home, tell us. Most of them can be done in Türkiye instead, and we will arrange it.