Urological cancers

Prostate, bladder, kidney, testicle: caught early, these cancers are treated more effectively. Trained notably at the Jules Bordet Institute, Dr Bakar handles diagnosis, discusses treatment with the CHIREC teams and provides follow-up.

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When to see a doctor

  • Raised PSA or abnormal rectal examination
  • Blood in the urine
  • Lump in a testicle
  • Kidney mass found on a scan

Tests

  • PSA test, prostate MRI and biopsy
  • Cystoscopy
  • CT scan
  • Testicular ultrasound
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Treatment

  • Active surveillance for some prostate cancers
  • Surgery
  • Treatment decided by a multidisciplinary team
  • Regular follow-up after treatment

Urological cancers in Brussels: where to be seen

Dr Ayhan Bakar, urologist and andrologist, sees patients at Sainte-Anne Saint-Rémi hospital in Anderlecht (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) and at the Basilique clinic in Ganshoren (Tuesday afternoon). Both hospitals are part of the CHIREC group.

Consultations in French and English, no referral letter needed. See addresses and opening hours

This information is general and does not replace a consultation. In an emergency, call 112.
Published by Dr Ayhan Bakar, urologist in Brussels (INAMI 17718534450). Last updated: October 2026.

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