Urology. What?

Urological examination includes physical examination, imaging examination of urinary system and laboratory examination of urinary system. Physical examination mainly includes examination of external genitalia development, kidney, ureter and bladder running area, including visual examination, palpation, buckle examination, etc. For example, observe whether there is any bulge in renal area, abdominal mass, or touch whether there is any bulge in renal area, texture and smoothness of mass. At the same time, relevant palpation is performed to understand whether there is tenderness and percussion pain in the local area. Imaging examination includes CT and B-ultrasound examination of urinary system to understand whether there is abnormal development of kidney, ureter, bladder or scrotum, testis, etc., and whether there is related disease. Relevant laboratory examination includes renal function examination, urine laboratory examination, urine sediment examination and urine culture, hormone examination related to renal metabolism, hormone examination related to adrenal metabolism, etc.