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Diseases of the genitourinary system

Symptoms of prostate adenoma

In the clinic prostate adenoma (prostate gland) distinguish symptoms that are associated with pathophysiological changes in the lower urinary tract, symptoms caused by secondary changes in the kidneys, upper urinary tract, and the presence of complications of prostate adenoma (prostate).

The causes and pathogenesis of prostate adenoma

Understanding the pathogenesis of prostate adenoma (prostate gland) is impossible without taking into account modern data on its anatomy and morphology. At the heart of the modern theory of prostate adenoma (prostate) is the zonal concept of the structure of the prostate, according to which in the prostate gland several areas are distinguished that differ in the histological and functional characteristics of their constituent cellular elements.

Prostate adenoma: an overview of information

Prostate adenoma is a process of proliferation of paraurethral glands, which begins in adulthood and leads to the appearance of urinary disorders.

Penile cancer: treatment

The choice of a method of treatment of a cancer of a sexual member is defined by a stage of disease, thus the success of treatment depends on efficiency of influence on a primary tumor and zones of regional metastasis.

Penile cancer: symptoms and diagnosis

The main symptom of penile cancer is the appearance of a tumor on the skin of the penis, initially small in size and often in the form of a gradually increasing compaction.

Penile cancer: causes and pathogenesis

The exact cause of the development of penile cancer has not been fully established. It is known that chronic irritation of the skin of the preputial sac by the smegma and the products of the bacterial decomposition of the depleted epithelial cells plays a negative role, therefore, the probability of developing penile cancer is lower in men subjected to circumcision than in men with preserved foreskin.

Cancer of the penis

In the structure of cancer, penile cancer is only 0.2%. The average age of patients was 62.3 years, with a peak incidence in patients older than 75 years.

Urethral cancer (urethral cancer)

Cancer of the urethra is a rare malignant neoplasm. The frequency with which it occurs is 1% of all tumors of the urinary tract.

Enuresis

Enuresis is a urological term that designates any variant of urinary incontinence. There are two variants of enuresis - day and night.

Overactive bladder: symptoms and diagnosis

Increased daytime and nighttime urination, the predominant symptoms with a hyperreactive bladder, are about 2 times more frequent in the absence of urgent urination and 3 times more often without urgent urinary incontinence.

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