Private Health Hospital Performed MR Fusion Biopsy on 100 Patients

Private Health Hospital Robotic Surgery Director Prof. Dr. Burak Turna said that with the "MR Fusion Biopsy" technology used in the diagnosis of prostate cancer, they obtained more accurate samples from the prostate and the success of the treatment increased.

Stating that in the classical biopsy, pieces of random areas in the prostate are taken and the diagnosis is tried to be made, Prof. Dr.Turna stated that with the advanced imaging and marking system in MR Fusion Biopsy, point-by-point sampling can be taken from the tumor area.

APPLIED TO 100 PATIENTS

Noting that they performed MR Fusion Biopsies on 100 patients in a short time with the staff of specialist physicians in the Private Health Hospital, Prof. Dr. Burak Turna said, “Private Health Hospital continues to be a pioneer in the Aegean Region by performing the 100th MR Fusion Biopsy (intelligent prostate biopsy) in a short time. We also see the benefits of multidisciplinary work by doing this process with 3 specialist doctors in the field. We have left behind a very important process in the diagnosis of prostate cancer with an accuracy rate of up to 100% in the 100 prostate cancer biopsies we have performed. We have taken a very important first step in order to manage the next treatment process correctly. Unnecessary biopsy repetitions are avoided with MR Fusion Biopsy. Clinically aggressive tumors are diagnosed more quickly and unnecessary treatment is prevented. Biopsy results are memorized and useful for later follow-up protocols. It also makes it easier to reach areas that cannot be biopsied with the classical method. The procedure is a minor one-day intervention and is performed under local anesthesia. It is extremely comfortable and safe for patients.” used the phrases.

PROVIDES ADVANTAGE

Private Health Hospital Urology Unit Exp. Kiss. Dr. Emir Akıncıoğlu stated that with the imaging system provided by MR Fusion Biopsy, they have gained a significant advantage in diagnosing patients correctly.

Kiss. Dr. Emir Akıncıoğlu continued his words as follows: “With the MR Fusion Biopsy device, cancer foci that can be missed in classical biopsy are successfully detected and samples can be taken from precisely determined target points. For this, first an MR film is taken, then the suspicious areas of cancer are determined and images are uploaded to the fusion biopsy device. Then, ultrasound and MR images are overlapped in real time during the procedure. During the process, sampling can be done with full accuracy from suspicious places. We reduce the risk of missing diseased prostate tissues to almost zero. This requires technology and experience. As a team, we have successfully applied this procedure to more than 100 patients in the last year. We continue to serve our patients at the highest standards.”