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TURP (Transurethral Resection of the Prostate) and TUIP (Transurethral Incision of the Prostate) are minimally invasive endoscopic procedures used to treat enlarged prostate (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia – BPH) in men. These procedures help relieve urinary blockage, improve urine flow, and significantly improve quality of life.
Under the expertise of Dr. Ajinkya Kasekar, TURP and TUIP are performed using advanced instruments to ensure safe, effective, and long-lasting relief from prostate symptoms.
TURP is the gold standard treatment for moderate to severe prostate enlargement.
During the procedure, a special endoscopic instrument is inserted through the urethra (natural urinary passage), and the excess prostate tissue causing blockage is removed.
This opens up the urinary channel and restores normal urine flow.
TUIP is a less invasive alternative to TURP.
Instead of removing prostate tissue, Dr. Ajinkya Kasekar makes a small incision in the prostate to widen the urinary passage.
It is ideal for:
Small to moderately enlarged prostates
Patients who require minimal intervention
Men with bladder neck obstruction
These procedures are recommended for men experiencing:
Difficulty passing urine
Weak urine flow
Frequent night-time urination
Urgency or dribbling
Recurrent urinary infections
Incomplete bladder emptying
Urinary retention
Bladder stones due to BPH
Failure of medications
TURP is usually preferred for larger prostates, while TUIP is best for smaller glands or select cases.
Both procedures are done endoscopically, with:
No external cuts
Minimal bleeding
Short hospital stay
A resectoscope is passed through the urethra.
Excess prostate tissue is shaved off using electric/laser energy.
The urinary passage is widened.
A catheter is kept temporarily for drainage.
A small incision is made at the bladder neck/prostate.
This relaxes pressure and improves urine flow.
Using the same endoscopic approach with no incisions on the skin.
Average procedure time: 45–90 minutes.
Highly effective and long-lasting
No external scars
Immediate improvement in urine flow
Relief from symptoms within days
Short recovery time
Gold-standard for BPH treatment
Suitable for elderly and high-risk patients
Most patients:
Stay in the hospital for 1–2 days
Have a catheter for 1–3 days
Resume normal activities within 1 week
Notice significant urinary improvement within 1–2 weeks
Mild burning or increased frequency may occur temporarily and is normal.
Mild bleeding
Temporary burning or urgency
Retrograde ejaculation (common but harmless)
Temporary urinary discomfort
With expert hands, major complications are extremely uncommon.
Expertise in advanced endoscopic prostate surgery
Uses the latest TURP/TUIP technologies
High success rate with minimal discomfort
Clear communication and patient-first approach
Strong experience in managing complex prostate enlargement
Focus on long-term symptom relief
If you are suffering from urinary problems caused by prostate enlargement, TURP or TUIP may be the right treatment.
Consult Dr. Ajinkya Kasekar for accurate evaluation and advanced prostate care.
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