Category: Urological Cancers

Bladder Carcinoma Found in Routine Urology Exam The discovery of bladder carcinoma – often through an incidental finding during a routine urological examination – can…

Renal cell carcinoma (RCC), though often diagnosed as a kidney cancer, can sometimes present in an atypical manner – extending its reach beyond the confines…

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men worldwide. While many diagnoses occur at earlier stages, where treatment options are plentiful and…

The discovery of a small tumor in the scrotum can understandably cause significant anxiety. Often detected during routine physical exams or prompted by symptoms like…

Kidney masses, discovered incidentally during imaging for unrelated conditions or following symptoms like flank pain or blood in the urine (hematuria), can understandably cause significant…

Bladder wall irregularity, as observed on various imaging modalities, represents a common finding often prompting further investigation. It doesn’t necessarily equate to disease; it’s more…

Hematuria, the presence of blood in urine, is often a frightening symptom for patients, prompting immediate concern about serious underlying conditions. When coupled with pain…

Paratesticular masses present a diagnostic challenge due to their often subtle presentation and broad differential diagnosis. These growths, occurring adjacent to the testicle rather than…

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men worldwide, and even with successful initial treatment – be it surgery, radiation, or hormone…

A bladder tumor obstructing the left ureter is a serious urological condition demanding prompt diagnosis and management. The ureters, tubes that carry urine from the…