Urologist – Urology

Treatment of urinary and genital organs in men and women

• Kidney, ureter, Bladder, external genitals In men: including prostate gland, penis and testicles
• Ultrasound investigations (including colour duplex sonography)
• Flexible bladder investigation –cystoscopy
• Surgical day-care procedures for men and women

Screening

• Precautionary urological examinations, age 40 onwards

Extended screening for cancer*

• Day-patient surgery on penis and testicles, with full or local anaesthetic
• Vasectomy = male sterilisation No-scalpel vasectomy (NSV) is a less invasive procedure for the ligation of both spermatic ducts

Laboratory investigations

• Day-patient surgery on penis and testicles, with full or local anaesthetic
• Vasectomy = male sterilisation
• No-scalpel vasectomy (NSV) is a less invasive procedure for the ligation of both spermatic ducts

Laboranalysis

• Hormone levels (in older patients, in the event of exhaustion, or sexual dysfunction)
• Aging male (laboratory investigation of aging male)
• PSA, free PSA (early discovery of prostate cancer)
• further urological testing, urine, serum

Microsurgery

• Microsurgical interventions for re-establishment of fertility, or reproductive capability
• See also under ‘Andrology’