Urology

Specialists in advanced urological diagnosis and precision surgery

The Urology Department at the Publio Cordón Memorial Hospital, headed by Dr Jesús Moreno Sierra, specialises in the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of diseases of the urinary tract and the male reproductive system.

Its care model is based on precise urological diagnosis, individualised clinical assessment and treatment planning tailored to each situation.

The clinical practice encompasses oncological, functional, obstructive and preventive care, enabling the provision of diagnostic and therapeutic solutions tailored to each clinical situation. The aim is to preserve urinary and sexual function, ensure oncological control where necessary, and maintain long-term functional stability.

Decision-making is based on rigorous clinical criteria and an individual assessment of risks and benefits, prioritising minimally invasive techniques where indicated and reserving complex surgery for situations where there is a clear structural indication.

Specialist assessment in the event of urinary symptoms, prostate disorders or suspected cancer

The presence of persistent urinary symptoms, elevated PSA levels, haematuria, lower back pain associated with urinary stones or sexual dysfunction requires a specialist urological assessment.

Distinguishing between benign, functional and oncological conditions is crucial for determining the appropriate treatment strategy. The indication is established by correlating clinical examination, imaging tests and specific investigations on a case-by-case basis.

In complex cases, treatment planning is coordinated with Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Radiology, Pathology and other relevant hospital specialities.

Structured diagnostic process and personalised treatment planning

The care process begins with a detailed medical history and a targeted urological examination. This is supplemented by specific laboratory tests, urological ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging, endoscopic investigations or functional tests where indicated.

Each case is analysed by assessing the stage of the disease, individual risk and functional impact. The treatment strategy is tailored to the patient’s age, comorbidities and expectations, avoiding both overtreatment and unnecessary delays.

Where surgery is indicated, the procedure is planned using laparoscopic, robotic, endoscopic or open surgical techniques, depending on the condition, whilst prioritising anatomical precision, functional preservation and safety.

A specialist team and person-centred care

The department comprises urologists with specific expertise in urological oncology, reconstructive surgery, advanced endourology and prevention.

Every treatment decision is based on up-to-date scientific evidence and an individualised analysis of the patient’s clinical profile.

During consultations, we take the time needed to explain the diagnosis, the available options and realistic functional expectations. Decision-making is a shared process, particularly in complex situations or when there are several possible treatment strategies.

A structured follow-up programme supports the patient from the initial assessment through to long-term monitoring of their progress.