California Urologist - San Jose & Los Gatos California 95124
California Urologist of San Jose and Los Gatos California is a multispecialty urology practice providing the bay area with advanced techniques in urologic medical care. California urologist Dr. Shahram Gholami provides experience and excellence in minimally invasive urology, robotics, and laparoscopy.
A Member of Urological Surgeons of Northern California, Inc.
Robotic, Minimally Invasive
Urologic Surgery Speeds Recovery
As Seen In … Forbes, September 29, 2014
ome physicians make it hard to
draw a line between the healing
arts and the healing sciences.
Shahram Shawn Gholami, M.D. is one
of those doctors.
Dr. Gholami has thousands of procedures’ worth of experience, performing
such urological surgeries as prostatectomies
and nephrectomies to treat patients
for prostate and kidney cancers. And
Dr. Gholami is among the world’s most
renowned, most accomplished experts in
performing robotic surgery.
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Referred to by many as robotic surgery for prostate cancer or robotic prostatectomy, da Vinci® Prostatectomy is more accurately a robot-assisted, minimally invasive surgery that is quickly becoming the preferred treatment for removal of the prostate following early diagnosis of prostate cancer.
No-Scalpal Vasectomy is a simple, gentle procedure that many studies show significant advantages over conventional vasectomies. Faster, safer, quicker recovery time, less rate of bleeding and infection and can virtually be pain free.
There are two possible operations that should be offered to complete a successful vasectomy reversal. Both of these are performed through a small incision in the scrotal area.
This procedure generally takes less than one hour with some additional preparation and recovery time required. The therapy is intended to destroy the excess prostate tissue, while leaving the urethra and the rest of the prostate intact.
