Prostate Centre Europe in Gronau

The European Prostate Center was founded based on multidisciplinary St. Antonius Hospital, which was certified by Focus in 2016 and has been ranked among the best German medical centres.

Doctors at the clinic work with modern therapeutic methods. The clinic has five Da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery systems. The hospital has been operating since 2006, during which time 12,000 robotic surgeries have been performed.

The main principles in the work of European Prostate Center specialists are patient safety, reduction of postoperative risks, rapid recovery and preservation of sexual function.

The European Prostate Center accepts patients from all over the world for treatment. This is because, in many countries, cancer clinics are not properly equipped, follow old treatment protocols, and doctors are not experienced in modern methods of fighting cancer. Therefore, the prostate centre in Gronau creates a comfortable environment for foreign patients and provides treatment according to all modern possibilities.

Diagnostics at the European Prostate Center in Gronau

Before any treatment regimen is prescribed, each man undergoes a urological examination, which may include:

One of the key differences between the European Prostate Center Gronau and other clinics is the availability of Fusion prostate biopsy. This method of examination differs from the classic diagnostics by the creation of 3D images and the possibility of tissue analysis from hard-to-reach areas of the prostate. Fusion biopsy detects malignant cells 65% better than other methods and has no risk of rectal damage. During the biopsy process, the patient feels no pain and quickly returns to his normal routine.

Doctors perform a detailed diagnosis before surgery. This is necessary for the quality of the surgical plan. Patients are prescribed such examinations:

Robotic surgery at the European Prostate Center

Additional Treatments for Prostate Tumors at the European Prostate Center in Gronaum Germany

In the early stages of the disease, doctors at the centre use brachytherapy. This is a modern method of radiation therapy, which locally affects the affected cells without harming healthy tissue. This type of therapy helps fight small tumours of the prostate gland.

If the malignant tumour has spread beyond the prostate, doctors may combine hormone therapy with surgery. In this case, hormone therapy reduces the growth of cancer cells, followed by resection of the tumour tissue and some of the surrounding healthy tissue to reduce the risk of recurrence.

Approximate prices for diagnosis and treatment at the European Prostate Center (Gronau)