Treatments and diagnostics
Explore private urology treatments available at Tyneside Urology Partners in Newcastle.
Antibiotics
Antibiotic treatment may be prescribed after assessment when a bacterial urinary tract or urological infection is suspected or confirmed.
Artificial Urinary Sphincter
An implanted device used to help selected patients manage significant urinary leakage caused by sphincter weakness.
Autologous Fascial Sling
A continence operation using the patient’s own tissue to support the urethra and reduce stress urinary leakage.
Bladder Injection Therapy (Bladder Botox)
Bladder injection therapy may help selected patients with overactive bladder symptoms that have not improved with other treatments.
Bladder Neck Incision
A surgical procedure to widen the bladder outlet and improve urine flow in carefully selected patients.
Circumcision
Surgical removal of the foreskin, usually considered for tight foreskin, recurrent infections or selected penile conditions.
Flexible Cystoscopy
A camera examination of the bladder and urethra used to investigate urinary symptoms, bleeding or recurrent infections.
Genetic Testing for Prostate Cancer
Genetic testing may help identify inherited cancer risk or guide treatment planning for selected patients with prostate cancer.
HoLEP
Laser surgery to remove obstructing prostate tissue and improve urine flow in men with benign prostate enlargement.
Intravesical
Intravesical treatment involves placing treatment directly into the bladder, often for specific bladder conditions or cancer care.
iTind
A temporary implant used to reshape the prostate urethra and improve urinary symptoms from benign prostate enlargement.
Kidney Stone Treatments
Treatment options for kidney stones depend on stone size, position, symptoms and the likelihood of passing naturally.
Optilume Urethral Stricture Procedure
A balloon treatment that opens a urethral narrowing and delivers medicine locally to help reduce stricture recurrence.
Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
Pelvic floor rehabilitation uses guided exercises and support to improve bladder control, pelvic strength and urinary symptoms.
Prostate Artery Embolisation
A minimally invasive treatment that reduces blood flow to the prostate to help improve symptoms of prostate enlargement.
Prostate Health Check
A specialist assessment for prostate symptoms or risk, which may include examination, PSA testing and further investigations.
Prostate MRI Scan
A detailed scan of the prostate used to assess prostate abnormalities and guide further tests or treatment planning.
PSA Test
A blood test used to assess prostate health and help guide further investigation for raised PSA or prostate cancer risk.
Rapid Urine Culture Test
A faster urine culture test used to help identify bacteria and guide appropriate treatment for urinary infections.
Rezum
A minimally invasive treatment using water vapour to reduce enlarged prostate tissue and improve urinary symptoms.
Robotic Radical Prostatectomy
Robotic surgery to remove the prostate for selected patients with prostate cancer, following detailed specialist assessment.
Shockwave Therapy Erectile Dysfunction
Low-intensity shockwave treatment may be considered for selected men with erectile dysfunction after specialist assessment.
Suprapubic Catheter
A catheter placed through the lower abdomen to drain urine when urethral catheterisation is unsuitable or not preferred.
Transperineal Prostate Biopsy
A prostate biopsy taken through the skin between the scrotum and anus to investigate possible prostate cancer.
TURP
A prostate operation that removes obstructing tissue through the urethra to improve urine flow and bladder emptying.
Urinalysis
A simple urine test used to check for signs of infection, blood, protein or other urinary tract concerns.
Urodynamic Testing
Specialist bladder tests that assess how the bladder stores and passes urine to help guide further treatment.
UroLift
A minimally invasive procedure that lifts enlarged prostate tissue away from the urethra to help improve urine flow.
UTI Vaccine
UTI vaccination may be considered for selected patients with recurrent urinary infections, following specialist review and suitability assessment.
Make an enquiry
If you are concerned about urological symptoms, have been advised to see a urologist or would like to discuss treatment options, Tyneside Urology Partners can help you take the next step.
