Our bladder specialists treat all types of bladder conditions. From cutting-edge treatments for bladder cancer to expert insights on managing urinary tract infections, we offer comprehensive resources to empower you every step of the way. Discover strategies for minimizing bladder irritants, learn about catheter use and maintenance, and explore effective techniques for managing urinary incontinence.
We offer the full spectrum of clinical interventions for kidney and ureteral disorders. Our specialized services encompass diagnosing and treating kidney stones, kidney cancer, kidney infections, and renal cysts – both simple and complex.
Leveraging advanced diagnostic modalities such as Litholink testing, we ensure precise characterization of kidney stone composition for targeted therapeutic interventions. Moreover, our expertise extends to managing conditions like medullary sponge kidney and performing ureteral stent placements. Count on Nebraska Urology for personalized management strategies for kidney and ureteral pathologies.
Our penile health specialists manage diverse urologic conditions, including erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, phimosis, balanitis, and other related concerns. Confidentiality is our utmost priority. Whether you’re seeking guidance on sensitive matters or medical assistance, rest assured that your privacy is safeguarded throughout the process. We offer full-spectrum diagnostic and therapeutic interventions for penile conditions. Our Oncology Clinic is here to help individuals with penile cancer offering treatments for low- and high-grade cancers.
Our providers specialize in prostate care for men of all ages. Prostate health becomes increasingly important as men grow older – with regular screenings recommended for those starting at age 55. Our providers might also suggest a screening for younger individuals with a family history of prostate cancer.
The prostate gland, located below the bladder and in front of the rectum, can cause issues with urination and sexual function due to its location. Our team is here to address prostate concerns like Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), Prostatitis, and Prostatic Intraepithelial Neoplasia to address your prostate concerns.
Nebraska Urology offers comprehensive care for scrotal and testicular conditions ranging from cancer to benign cysts and reproductive procedures. From timely interventions for testicular torsion to restore blood flow to treatments for varicoceles and vasectomy reversals, our surgical interventions and treatments can help those seeking to restore fertility. We also offer vasectomies for male sterilization.
Nebraska Urology specializes in testicular cancer treatment. Our providers can perform an orchiectomy to remove a testicle affected by cancer. We also treat hydrocele and spermatoceles, offering medical treatments and surgical approaches to meet your condition and individual preferences.
Our urology experts treat various types of urethral conditions. Whether you’re seeking treatment for dilation/meatal stenosis, urethral strictures, urinary incontinence, or are in need of a urethroplasty, our treatments utilize innovative advancements in urologic care for lasting urethral health improvements.
We offer a range of specialized services to address various urological conditions. These advanced services include on-site CT scans, male infertility treatments, testosterone replacement therapies, and ultrasound procedures.
We partner with leading research institutions and pharmaceutical companies to drive the advancement of urologic cancer care through clinical trials. Our collaborative approach accelerates the development of groundbreaking treatments and therapies. This shared expertise not only unlocks new avenues of treatment, it delivers new hope to patients.
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You may call 402-421-8899 if your questions are related to your planned procedure, procedure instructions, postoperative care, etc. This will connect you with our surgery preadmission nurse. If your questions is more general or related to your clinic appointment or if you are calling for procedure results, please call 402-489-8888 to speak with a clinic nurse.
In general, we believe that it is important for family members to be able to be present as much as possible in the preop and recovery phases of care. Patient safety, visitor safety, patient privacy and confidentiality are also important, so we entrust this to the discretion of our nursing staff. In general, we ask that no more than two family members/visitors be present to accompany a patient.
Minor/pediatric patients are required to have a responsible adult in the center with them at all times.
We do request that, whenever possible, your escort remain at the center until you are ready to leave. It is acceptable if they have a short errand to make and will return immediately prior to you being ready for discharge. If your driver leaves the center, we must have a phone number to reach them.
If you are having general anesthesia, we will request that you remove your dentures just prior to going into the operating room. They will be given back to you as soon as you are awake. This is due to the possibility of bending or breaking during your procedure when you will not be able to protect the dentures. If you are having only topical anesthesia, you may keep your dentures intact.
Please call our preadmission nurse at 402-421-8899 to discuss your procedure and current illness or symptoms. Our nurse will work closely with your surgeon to determine if there is a need to reschedule.
Your ability to return to work will be determined by your surgeon. You are encouraged to discuss them with him/her at your appointment. If needed, a release can be provided to you for the day of the procedure and FMLA/disability forms can be completed by clinic personnel. There is a nominal fee, and it may take up to 1 week for completion.
We do advise that you have someone available to drive you in some cases. If you are receiving general or moderate/IV anesthesia or if you take sedating medication, you must have a driver for your safety. For procedures that are scheduled without anesthesia (i.e. cystoscopy, prostate biopsy, vasectomy, etc.) you may drive yourself as long as you feel comfortable doing so.
Depending on your procedure and overall health, you may need pre-operative testing and/or an appointment with a primary provider to ensure that you are healthy and safe to undergo a procedure. This will be determined by your surgery and anesthesiologist prior to surgery.