The prostate gland, also called the prostate, is one of the male internal reproductive organs. It is located directly below the bladder and surrounds the urethra. Together with the neighboring seminal vesicles, it produces the majority of the seminal fluid, which is responsible for transporting and nourishing the sperm cells.
Normally, the prostate is about the size and volume of a chestnut and weighs approximately 20 to 25 grams in a healthy man.
Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in men worldwide. While some tumors grow slowly and may not cause symptoms for years, others are more aggressive and require immediate treatment.
Our internationally recognized specialists offer the entire spectrum of prostate cancer therapies, including:
Many patients from abroad and the US prefer to undergo prostate cancer treatment in Germany – and especially in Gronau – because of additional value compared to the US:
At the Prostate Cancer Center Gronau, patients from around the world receive excellent care from Europe’s most experienced surgeons in robot assisted surgery, aiming at optimal treatment outcomes and individualized valued quality of life after treatment.
A robot assisted radical prostatectomy is a minimal invasive surgical procedure in which the entire prostate gland is removed. This operation is usually recommended when prostate cancer is confined to the prostate.The goal of the surgery is to completely remove the cancer and to give the patient the best chance of long-term recovery.
Find out more about Radical Prostatectomy.