A kidney stone was detected during the ultrasound examination

During an objective examination, pain is noted when palpating the kidney area

During catheterization, it is ensured that the bladder is empty

During the ultrasound examination, a full bladder is found

When determining daily diuresis, it was noticed that the patient did not urinate at all

During the ultrasound examination, there is a large amount of residual urine in the bladder

During the ultrasound examination, a hydronephrosis of one kidney will be detected

During the rectal examination, an enlarged prostate gland will be felt

Leukocyturia will be confirmed after a urine test

From the anamnesis, it will be known that nocturia has been troublesome for three years

cystolitholapaxy

radical cystoprostatectomy

transurethral resection of the prostate

laparoscopic radical prostatectomy

Does not respond to hormonal treatment

(chemical or surgical castration)

Histologically classified according to the GLEASON

scale

When

growing, it presses the rectum and causes defecation disorders

Squamous

cell cancer is the most common

Develops

from the central prostate area

Squamous cell cancer is the most common

When growing, it presses the rectum and causes defecation disorders

Histologically classified according to the GLEASON scale

Does not respond to hormonal treatment (chemical or surgical castration)

Develops from the central prostate area

Kidney abscess

Angomyolipoma

Kidney cyst

Kidney stone

Kidney malignant tumor

The diagnosis is confirmed by renal CT with contrast

It is most often diagnosed with an ultrasound scan

Renal resection is treated if the size is up to 4 cm and the anatomical position allows

Blood in the urine allows to suspect disease

Responds well to radiation treatment