Non-invasive method for detailed assessment of the kidneys, bladder, prostate, and testes. It enables detection of stones, cysts, tumors, enlarged prostate, urinary retention, and other structural changes.

Sampling of prostate tissue under ultrasound guidance, enabling accurate diagnosis in cases of suspected prostate cancer.

Functional test measuring urine flow rate and volume, used to assess obstruction, bladder weakness, or enlarged prostate.

Endoscopic examination of the bladder and urethra, allowing direct visualization of the mucosa and detection of tumors, stones, inflammation, strictures, and other changes.

Blood and urine tests for assessment of kidney function, infections, inflammatory markers, and tumor markers such as PSA (prostate-specific antigen).

Detailed evaluation of the urinary tract, detection of tumors, stones, obstructions, and metastases, especially in complex or advanced cases.

Performed when necessary for comprehensive assessment and treatment planning.

• Nephrectomy – partial or complete removal of the kidney, most commonly for tumors or non-functional organs.
• Adrenalectomy – removal of the adrenal gland in cases of tumors or hormonally active conditions.
• Radical prostatectomy – complete removal of the prostate in cancer patients for oncological control.
• Transvesical prostatectomy – open surgical procedure for significantly enlarged prostate causing obstruction.
• Orchifuniculectomy – removal of the testis and spermatic cord in cases of testicular tumors.

• Ureterocystoneostomy – reconstruction of the connection between the ureter and bladder in cases of damage or strictures.
• Surgical treatment of hypospadias and epispadias – urethral reconstruction in congenital anomalies.
• Correction of penile curvature – surgical treatment of deformities to improve function.
• Testicular prosthesis placement – reconstructive procedure after testicular removal.

• Surgical treatment of stress urinary incontinence – operative correction of urine leakage.
• Reconstruction of the anterior vaginal wall – correction of prolapse and improved bladder support.
• Artificial sphincter placement – restoration of urinary control in severe incontinence.
• Retropubic suspension and urethral support procedures – stabilization of the urethra and improved function.
• Collagen injections – minimally invasive treatment to improve urethral closure.

• Transurethral resection of bladder (TUR) – removal of tumors without open surgery.
• Transurethral prostate surgery (TURP/HoLEP) – removal of enlarged prostate tissue using minimally invasive techniques.
• Laser lithotripsy – fragmentation of stones in the kidneys, ureters, and bladder using laser technology.
• Placement and removal of ureteral and double-J stents – ensuring normal urine flow in cases of obstruction.
• Urethral dilation – widening of a narrowed urethral channel.
• Intravesical therapy – administration of medication into the bladder for tumors or chronic inflammation.

• Micro-TESE (microsurgical testicular sperm extraction) – retrieval of sperm in patients with infertility.
• Postoperative and adjuvant therapy – follow-up care, additional treatment, and outcome monitoring.