Sunway KL Hospital Offers Modern Solutions To Male Urology Problems Through Robotic Surgery Technology

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JAKARTA - Along with the increasing awareness of the Indonesian people towards a healthy lifestyle, Sunway Hospital recently held a Healthy Bincang event that presented Dr. Christopher Lee Kheng Siang, Consultant Urology from Sunway Medical Center, Sunway City, Kuala Lumpur.

The event discussed various urological diseases commonly experienced by men, including prostate cancer, tame prostate enlargement (BPH), kidney cancer, and bladder cancer.

These diseases are often not realized until they enter further stages, so it is important for the public to recognize early signs so that they can be treated early.

According to Dr. Christopher, most men will face urological problems as they age, especially those over 50 and have a family history with prostate or kidney cancer.

During the session, Dr. Christopher also introduced a modern approach in handling urology through robotic surgery technology Da fireman Xi, a minimal invasive method that allows for small incision, high precision, and faster recovery.

This technology allows us to carry out operations with higher accuracy and a much lower risk of complications. It is ideal for patients who want to return to their activities quickly," he explained, Tuesday, July 22.

Sunway Medical Center Sunway City Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia's largest hospital, located in the Sunway City integrated area which is also known as a health tourism destination.

The hospital has a capacity of nearly 810 rooms and is in the process of expanding into 1,100 rooms, supported by more than 350 specialist doctors as well as advanced medical technologies such as MRI 3-TESLA, Gamma Knife, PET Scan, and robotic surgery system Da fire Xi.

Sunway Hospital has been recognized as one of the 250 best hospitals in the world for two consecutive years bygency. In addition, Sunway Hospital has also collaborated with a number of insurance companies in Indonesia to provide cashless services for referral patients from Indonesia.