Treatment and diagnostics urolithiasis (kidney stones) in Tel Aviv, Israel

Professor Haim Matzkin is the head of the urological department at the Israeli Diagnostic and Treatment Center "Ichilov".

He received his medical education at the State University of Israel (Jerusalem), later completed advanced training courses at Tel Aviv State University and internships in oncourology at leading clinics in the USA.

He is a researcher in the field of prostate cancer study and brachytherapy techniques development. Holds the position of professor at the medical faculty of Tel Aviv State University. Professor Matzkin has about 200 publications in Israeli medical journals.

Yakov Ben Haim is a highly qualified pediatric urology specialist, head of the pediatric urology and surgery department, specializing in the treatment of diseases of the urinary system. Currently accepts patients at the Sourasky Medical Center. The doctor specializes in performing laparoscopic surgeries, stone removal surgeries, and surgeries for vesicoureteral reflux in children. The doctor also acts as a consultant in pediatric urology for the world's largest medical centers.

Vladimir Yutkin is a top specialist in the field of urology, an outstanding physician and scientific figure. He has over 20 years of experience in urology.

From 1997 to 1998, he completed postgraduate studies and an internship at the Israeli clinic "Hadassah."

From 1998 to 2000, he served as a field physician.

Since 2000, he began specializing in urology at the Israeli clinic "Hadassah."

In 2007, he received the position of urological surgeon at the Israeli Board of Urology.

From 2011 to 2013, he specialized in the USA in advanced urological oncology, where he gained extensive experience in treating patients using robotic and laparoscopic surgery.

Vladimir Yutkin conducts laboratory and clinical research in the field of cancer, the results of which he regularly publishes in scientific journals. Dr. Yutkin also presents the results of his research work at international conferences, which have repeatedly resulted in grants for research in the field of prostate cancer and urinary tract cancer. For outstanding scientific work, Vladimir has been awarded twice by the Israeli Society of Urology.

He also teaches at the Medical Institute of the Hebrew University.