Key points of the article Sexual impotence, or erectile dysfunction, is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection adequate for satisfactory intercourse. It affects about one in five men over 40 and can be a sign of general health problems, such as cardiovascular diseases. The mechanism of erection involves vascular, neurological, and hormonal systems, […]
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Modern Management of Urinary Stones Evolving Techniques and New Minimally Invasive Approaches Urinary stone disease is one of the most common urological conditions in the general population. It is estimated that about 10–15% of people will develop at least one episode of urinary stones during their lifetime, with a higher prevalence in industrialized countries. Urinary […]
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By Prof. Federico Guercini / January 30, 2026Edited by Prof. F. Guercini The immediate answer to this question is unfortunately NO. Having PSA values within the normal range does not automatically exclude the possibility of having prostate cancer. Of course, having PSA values within normal limits is certainly a positive sign and significantly reduces the […]
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UPDATE ON BLADDER CANCER (dec. 2025)
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(From WebMD Professional Resources and Editors@urotoday.com) Bladder cancer is a disease that affects the organ responsible for collecting urine before it is expelled. It is a relatively common condition, especially among adults and older individuals, and it can present in different forms depending on its extent and aggressiveness. Understanding the main risk factors, symptoms, diagnostic […]
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By Prof. Federico Guercini / January 12, 2026Edited by Prof. F. Guercini The treatment of prostate cancer is based on three possible therapeutic pillars: In this article we will focus exclusively on antiandrogen therapy, with particular attention to a mode of administration that is not continuous but, precisely, intermittent. Let us begin by explaining why […]
