Diseases of the genitourinary system

Damage and trauma to the bladder

Information on the prevalence of bladder damage is quite contradictory. According to various literature sources, injuries and injuries of the bladder are met in approximately 0.4-10% of patients who are injured.

Injuries and damage to the ureters

Injuries and damage to the ureters rarely occur. This is due to the characteristics of the location and mobility of these organs. According to statistics, injuries of the ureters occur with a frequency of 1-4%.

Injuries and kidney damage

Trauma and damage to the kidneys are quite common in urological practice. Gunshot injuries of the kidneys are found mostly in military time.

Injuries of the urino-genital organs

Injuries of urogenital organs in peacetime conditions and in local military conflicts are found in 20% of the victims.

Coral nephrolithiasis (coral stones in the kidney)

Coral buds in the kidney, or so-called coral nephrolithiasis - a fairly frequent urological disease that develops due to various glomerulopathies.

Urolithiasis disease

Urolithiasis, or urolithiasis - a disease associated with a metabolic disorder in the body, in which stones are formed in the kidneys and urinary tract.

Syphilis of the urogenital organs

Syphilis of urogenital organs is revealed in all parts of the globe. Most often they suffer from young people aged 20 to 30 years, although in recent years, there has been a clear tendency to a sharp "rejuvenation" of the infection with an increase in the incidence among adolescents 14-16 years and younger.

Gangrene Furnier

Fournier's gangrene, or the so-called necrotizing fasciitis of the organs of the reproductive system, is a rare urological disease, which is based on penile and scrotal vascular thrombosis and is manifested by pain in the genital area and intoxication syndrome.

Tuberculosis of the genitourinary system

Tuberculosis of the genitourinary system has always remained on "secondary roles". Periodically and very rarely, phthisiatricians published monographs that were devoted to particular cases of this nosological unit.

Elephancy of the external genitalia

Elephancy of the external genitalia is a disease characterized by the development of edema of the skin, which has a persistent chronic course. Almost always, these processes lead to a violation of venous outflow.

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