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WHAT INVESTIGATIONS DO WE PERFORM IN THE UROLOGY DEPARTMENT?

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Urinary tract ultrasound: is a simple, non-invasive investigation by which the urologist can assess the health of the entire urinary tract. Penile ultrasound, with the role of assessing blood circulation in the penis, its damage being one of the most common causes of erectile dysfunction Testicular ultrasound, which evaluates the structure and functionality of the testicles. It is a complex and fast method, which offers high accuracy in diagnosing these diseases. Transrectal ultrasound: is a special type of ultrasound that can visualize with great accuracy all the anatomical structures in the prostate area, including smaller lesions or minimal changes that cannot be evaluated otherwise. Urethral secretion collection: is the method by which the pathogens responsible for the infection of the male urethra and/or prostate are identified. Foley Probe Installation: This is a simple method by which, if the patient has trouble urinating, a transperineal tube can be fitted to the bladder to res...