Articles on urology

"We're going to see cool Max! He's some kind of doctor…" This morning, Rostik tells his toy dragon Olo about his visit to the doctor. Last time, mom didn’t lie: Max wasn’t as scary as Aunt Tamara from the big, cold clinic... She stabs your finger painfully wit

Treatment of syphilis in women during pregnancy Syphilis is considered to be the most serious sexually transmitted disease. Syphilis is especially dangerous and insidious in women who notice the disease only in the later stages. Since the consequences of congenital syphilis in children can be ver

Causes and treatment of impotence in men Impotence in men is a pathology based on erectile dysfunction. This means that the penis cannot get an erection for some reason. Treatment of impotence in men is a difficult, lengthy process, which begins with finding out the cause of the development of su

Congestive prostatitis: treatment, diagnosis and prevention Prostatitis is an inflammatory disease of the prostate gland. In the event of inflammation, which is most often caused by an infection, the function of the entire urinary system is disrupted. Acute prostatitis, as well as chronic inflamm

Pelvic ultrasonography - types, purpose Ultrasound examination is a non-invasive examination method that allows doctors to diagnose pathology of internal organs and systems, treat them and conduct dynamic monitoring of the patient's health during therapy and in the recovery period. Pelvic ult

Methods of kidney removal: open and laparoscopic nephrectomy Nephrectomy is an operation to remove a kidney. Indications for it: cancer, developmental abnormalities, polycystic kidney disease, kidney disease with purulent complications, trauma. Nephrectomy is also performed to remove a healthy ki

Penile cancer is a rare pathology. Among the malignant tumors of the penis, squamous cell carcinoma is the most common (94%), which is localized on the glans or foreskin. Other forms of tumors are rare (6% of all cases). Speaking of localization, cancer of the glans is registered in 48% of cases, an