Urology is a medical science that aims to study the male and female reproductive organs and urinary tract. He is also specialized in diagnosing and treating all diseases related to other organs that may affect the urinary tract, such as the kidneys, bladder, ureters, urethra, penis, testicles, scrotum, and prostate gland.
Urology
It is a sub-science that has been developed for urology, and thanks to the modern technology that has been developed in recent years and which we rely on in all our branches, we can obtain urology services in cases such as urinary tract problems, gender ambiguity, or swelling of the reproductive organs that may occur in children. Newborns or the elderly, discomfort such as frequent urination, kidney pain, incorrect circumcision, urinary incontinence during the day or night and also cases of bedwetting in children are also examined.
What diseases does urology look for?
Urology is a surgical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of various urinary tract diseases and the treatment of stone problems related to the reproductive organs in women, men and children.
Urinary tract examinations and surgical interventions
In urinary tract problems, the patient’s general health condition is examined first, and some tests may be required to determine the disease in more detail and accuracy. Among those tests that are performed are:
Magnetic resonance imaging examination
Use CT scan to determine the exact location of the disease
Ultrasound
X-ray-assisted cystogram
Urine testing for risks of infection and fungi
The use of cystoscope is necessary to image the urinary tract
Urodynamic tests to measure pressure and volume in the bladder
