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By:Dishita Sarma
MHA 3rd Semester
Index:
• Introduction
• Scope of Services
• Common Diseases covered
• Staffing
• NABH Indicators
• List of Specialized Hospitals
Introduction
Urology(from Greek οὖρον ouron "urine"
and -λογία -logia "study of"), also known as
genitourinary surgery ,it is the branch of
medicine that specializes in treating the
urinary tract in males and females, and the
male reproductive system. General urology
treats conditions and disorders that include
the adrenal gland, kidney, ureteral,
bladder, prostate, urethral, testicular and
vaginal disorders.
Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urology
What Are Urologic Diseases?
• The term “urologic diseases” describes a wide
variety of conditions, all related to the processing
and carrying of urine out of the body. They can
affect men, women, and children of all ages.
• These diseases affect very specific parts of the
body. In females, they involve the urinary tract. In
males, they affect the urinary tract and/or the
reproductive organs.
Subdisciplines
As medical discipline that involves the care of many
organs and physiological systems, urology can be
broken down into several subdisciplines. At many
larger academic centers and university hospitals
that excel in patient care and clinical research,
urologists often specialize within a particular
subdiscipline of urology.
Endourology
Endourology refers to a specific specialty area in
urology in which small internal endoscopes and
instrumentation is used to see into the urinary tract
and perform surgery.
Laparoscopy