Urology Instruments

Modern urological surgery has fully entered a stage centered on minimally invasive techniques, precision, and preservation of function. This is primarily achieved through three pathways: first, utilizing natural cavities such as the urethra (without incisions) for transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) or flexible endoscopic lithotripsy; second, through several small "keyhole" incisions in the abdomen or lumbar region for radical resection of tumors such as those in the kidneys and prostate; and third, with the assistance of intelligent technologies such as robotics and image-guided navigation, achieving more precise preservation and reconstruction of organ function. Current treatments cover major areas such as stones, tumors, and prostate diseases, with the core objective of completely treating the disease while minimizing trauma, accelerating recovery, and maintaining the patient's quality of life.