What does urology examine?

General urological examination includes: first, urine examination should take urine for urine routine, urine culture or red blood cell phase, urine protein quantitative examination, etc., after examination to understand whether there is protein in urine, whether there is bleeding, whether there is infection and other manifestations. Second, imaging examination such as B-ultrasound CT, etc., through imaging examination such as B-ultrasound CT or even MRI, we can understand whether there is abnormality in urinary tract, whether there is stone, whether there is tumor, whether there is hydronephrosis, etc., and further judge the location, size and surrounding tissue damage of the lesion according to the examination results. Third, invasive examination, including urethroscopy, cystoscopy, urodynamics and other examinations, through special instruments from the urethra into the body to directly observe the relevant pathological sites, and through urethroscopy, cystoscopy and other acquisition of living specimens of pathological tissues, further section tests and other examinations.