Aykai Hospital lecture on lasers in Urology: Revolutionizing prostate & kidney stone treatment

Published on: 22 Sep 2025 at 04:30 PM

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Ludhiana, September 22

Aykai Hospital today hosted an academic lecture on the role of lasers in modern urology, focusing on their application in the treatment of prostate enlargement (BPH) and kidney stones at mapicon Bathinda under leadership of Dr Vitul Gupta. The session was delivered by Dr. Baldev Singh Aulakh, Chief Urologist & Transplant Surgeon, who highlighted how laser technology is transforming outcomes for patients.

Dr. Aulakh explained that laser surgery has now become the gold standard for both prostate , kidney stones and even bladder cancer treatment

•For prostate problems (BPH), Thullium fibre Laser ( TFL) Enucleation of the Prostate (ThuFlep) allows safe and effective removal of large prostates with minimal bleeding, shorter hospital stay, and durable long-term results.

•For kidney stones, Thulium Fibre Laser (TFL) enable precise fragmentation and “dusting” of stones with faster clearance and greater safety AND it is future.

“Lasers have revolutionized urology. From bloodless prostate surgery to minimally invasive stone and bladder cancer removal, the outcomes are safer, quicker, and long-lasting. For the next generation of urologists, mastering laser technology is no longer optional – it is essential,” said Dr. Aulakh during the lecture.

Session was presided by chief guest Padamshree Vibhushan Dr TS Kler a renowned cardiologist and PMC member Dr Karamvir goel. The lecture was attended by leading physicians Dr Jindal, Dr nauhria, principal Adesh medical college,urologists, residents, and healthcare professionals who appreciated the live surgical videos, case discussions, and comparative data shared during the session.

Aykai Hospital, Ludhiana, is a leading centre for advanced urology, kidney transplant, and laser surgery. The hospital is committed to bringing world-class technology and patient-centric care to Punjab and beyond.