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Kidney stone disease (Bilateral renal calculi / urolithiasis)

Urolithiasis is characterized by the formation of kidney stones in the kidneys by the deposition of minerals in urine. Typically, urine contains substances that prevent stone formation, but such compounds are not always present in sufficient quantities or not effectively perform their function.

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Hypotrophy of testis

In medical circles, when it comes to small testis, this condition is called testicular hypotrophy or hypotrophy of the testis, and it is characterized by a decrease in testicular volume. The testis are known to play a key role in the development of primary and secondary male characteristics, as well as in controlling m

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Hypospadias

Hypospadias is a congenital anomaly in which the structure of the urethra is changed. In patients with this disease, the urethra is shorter than usual, and it opens not where it should, but somewhere on the ventral surface (lower side) of the penis. This leads to various kinds of disorders affecting the processes of ur

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Deferentectomy/Vasectome

Number of views: A deferentectomy is a surgical procedure for male contraception. The meaning of surgery is vasoligation or execting of the spermatic vessel. Compared to ligation of the tubal ligation in women, a vasectomy is more effective and less dangerous.

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Urology

Bubonocele

What is an bubonocele? The term “hernia” itself indicates the exit of an internal organ (it means an internal organ in a body cavity), or part thereof, from a natural cavity that contains it. In particular, the term " bubonocele " refers to a protrusion of the intestine from a hernial defect located in the inguinal reg

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Urology

Peyronie’s disease

About one percent of the male population of the planet suffers from a pathological condition that manifests itself in the form of a curved penis called Peyronie’s disease. The disease was named in honor of the French surgeon Francois de la Peyroni, who in 1743 first described the pathology.

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