Treatment/procedure options:

Can range from counseling and education between partners, medications to increase blood flow to surgical reconstruction to restore function or penile prosthesis implant.

Treatments / Procedures:

• Drinking more fluids to help pass the stone naturally
• Medications to ease pain and help the stone pass
• Changes to your diet to lower the risk of future stones
• Shock wave therapy to break up larger stones
• Procedures like ureteroscopy or surgery (performed by urologists if needed)
• Medicines to prevent new stones from forming

Treatment/procedure options:

Surgical options include testicular sperm extractions, varicocele repair, and vasectomy reversal in patients who previously underwent this surgery.

Treatment/procedure options:

Medications or surgery may be recommended if symptoms persist or worsen.

Treatment/procedure options:

Can range from counseling and education between partners, medications to increase blood flow to surgical reconstruction to restore function or penile prosthesis implant.

Treatment/procedure options:

Some treatments include behavioral therapy, drug therapy, exercises and surgical options.

Treatments & Procedures:

Treatment for urologic cancers depends on the type, stage, and your overall health. Your care plan may include monitoring, advanced surgery, and personalized therapies.

Monitoring & Early Detection:

• Active surveillance for slow-growing cancers
• PSA screening for prostate cancer
• Imaging tests to evaluate and track tumors

Surgical Treatments:

Minimally invasive techniques are used when possible to improve recovery and outcomes.

• Robotic partial nephrectomy with fluorescence imaging
• Laparoscopic nephrectomy or nephroureterectomy
• Robotic prostatectomy
• Prostate ablation (interventional radiology)

Genetic Risk and Prevention:

For patients with inherited risk factors, genetic services help guide prevention and treatment decisions. Genetic testing can identify if a patient and their family members are at an increased risk for different types of cancer including urologic cancer.

• Increased and potentially younger screening including imaging and bloodwork
• Targeted therapy based on genetic results – Uses gene information to guide treatment options, including medicines like PARP inhibitors for certain inherited gene changes (such as BRCA mutations).
• Possible screening or management recommendations for other types of cancer