100W Holmium Laser
Urology
Comprehensive urology services supported by the advanced Lumenis 100-Watt Holmium Laser, enabling precise, minimally invasive treatments.
100-Watt Holmium Laser
Gold Standard Treatment for Prostate Enlargement & Kidney Stones
Samjaya Healthcare provides advanced urological laser treatment using a 100-Watt Holmium Laser, supporting precise, minimally invasive care for conditions such as prostate enlargement and kidney stones. The same laser platform is used across a range of procedures, from stone fragmentation to prostate tissue removal, with the specific approach determined by the treating urologist.
Key benefits
Treatment for kidney stones and prostate conditions
Suitable for stones and prostate enlargement of varying sizes
Minimally invasive laser treatment
Minimal or no significant blood loss associated with the procedure
Faster recovery
Reduced hospital stay
Precise treatment with advanced laser technology
Urological Laser Procedures
HOLEPHolmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate
Advanced laser treatment for an enlarged prostate, removing obstructing tissue with the Holmium laser.
RIRSRetrograde Intrarenal Surgery
Minimally invasive laser treatment for kidney stones, performed with a flexible ureteroscope and no external incision.
Laser treatment for kidney stones
Fragmentation and clearance of stones using laser energy, suited to a wide range of stone sizes.
Laser treatment for prostate enlargement
Laser-based relief for an enlarged prostate, an alternative to conventional surgical resection.

Advanced Care for High-Risk Patients
This laser-based approach can be particularly valuable when managing patients with complex medical conditions that make conventional open surgery a higher-risk option, including:
- Patients above 80 years of age
- Chronic kidney disease
- COPD / chronic respiratory conditions
- Hypertension and diabetes
- Cardiac patients on medication
- Patients with pacemakers
- Patients with a previous myocardial infarction (MI)
Suitability for this approach is assessed individually by the treating urologist, based on each patient’s overall clinical condition.

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