Hackensack University Medical Center Urology
Pushing the boundaries of urological care through leading-edge and best in class surgical techniques, dedicated clinical research and highly specialized care.
Hackensack University Medical Center Department of Urology offers the most advanced urologic cancer care in the state, and in many cases, the nation. We offer our patients the most state-of-the-art technology available, including highly advanced, minimally invasive robotic surgical treatment. Our specialists participate in research to find new, effective treatments and develop minimally invasive, robotic and organ-sparing surgical techniques for urologic cancers. By participating in clinical trials, our patients receive access to leading-edge treatments and therapies before they are available to the public. Our urologists are also collecting and analyzing patient data to determine the best treatments and improve the standard of care for urologic cancers. Using this information, our urologists have authored papers and abstracts and entered into data-sharing agreements with hospitals around the country.
RAPID Pathway Guides Prostate Cancer Diagnosis at Hackensack University Medical Center
Clear application guidelines for various diagnostic tests help urology team make time-sensitive diagnoses leading to better outcomes
Hackensack University Medical Center Implements Surgical Telepresence for Da Vinci Single Port
One of the first telepresence programs in the Northeast U.S. to teach doctors worldwide how to perform single-port robotic procedures
Hackensack University Medical Center Finds Success with Water Vapor Thermal Therapy for Lower Urinary Tract
Urologists see relief of urinary frequency and urgency in patients who can receive device-based treatment in-office or administer at home
Two Significant Grants Will Expand Urologic Cancer Care, Education, and Opportunities for Patients and Community
New programs will help people with kidney cancer and African American men at increased risk of prostate cancer
HUMC Department of Urology Presents 26 Abstracts at American Urological Association 2022 Annual Meeting
12 abstracts on single-port robotic surgery demonstrate department’s leadership in urology research, innovation
Hackensack University Medical Center Becomes First in North Jersey to Offer Aquablation® Therapy to Treat Enlarged Prostates
Treatment is a safe and effective alternative to surgery and laser therapies
Multi-Institutional Study Finds Positive Outcomes for Single-Port Robotic Transvesical Surgery for BPH
Study shows low complication rates and quick recovery for most patients
New Perspectives on Teaching Residents and Surgeons in the 21st Century
Technology enriches opportunities to learn and improve surgical skills