History of Department of Urology

 1974: institution of the departmanet  head of department: Prof. Dr. Kelenhegyi Márton

 from 1979: Prof. Dr. Pintér József  initiation radical operations (trasperitoneal nephrectomy, cystectomy, retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy)

 from 1995: Prof. Dr. Tóth Csaba  initiation of endoscopic procedures, radical perineal prostatectomy, operation of kidney tumors with vena cava inferior thrombus  ESWL and EXMI treatments

 from 2006 Dr. Flaskó Tibor  initiation of laparoscopic procedures - radical prostatectomy - nephrectomy - kidney tumor resection (partial nephrectomy) - pyeloplasty - kidney cyst resection - cystectomy - laparoscopic operations in childhood

The structure of the department  3 levels  50 beds  2 urological ambulances, 1 andrological ambulance, 1 anesthesiological ambulance  lab  ESWL  1 operating theatre for cystoscopy, prostata biopsy, urodynamics)  EXMI  3 operating theatres (Bugyi István, Kelenhegyi Márton, endoscopic)

Doctors of the department  Dr. Flaskó Tibor, Ph.D. – head of department  Prof. Dr. Tóth Csaba – Professor Emeritus  Dr. med. habil. Varga Attila, Ph.D. – head of department of andrology  Dr. Lőrincz László  Dr. Berczi Csaba Ph.D.  Dr. Farkas Antal Ph.D.  Dr. Tállai Béla Ph.D.  Dr. Benyó Mátyás  Dr. Szegedi Krisztián  Dr. Tóth Árpád  Dr. Murányi Mihály  Dr. Kiss Zoltán

 website:  responsible for foreign students: Dr. Benyó Mátyás

What is urology?  diseases of urogenital tract  kidney  ureter  bladder  urethra  prostate  seminal vesicle  testicle  epididymis  penile  subspecialities: - uroocology - urogynecology - andrology

What is urology?  stones (kidney, ureter, bladder)  BPH  tumors (kidney, bladder, prostate, testicle, penile)  incontinency  uroinfection (pyelonephritis, cystitis, prostatitis, epididymitis, urethritis)  urotraumatology  andrológy (erectile dysfunction, aging male, male contraception)

Connection of other departments  anesthesiology  gynecology  radiology  surgery  oncology  radiotherapy  internal medicine (nephrology)  heart surgery  orthopedics (prostate cancer metastasis)  operative dentistry (urethroplasty with buccal mucosal graft)  dermatology (STD)  pediatrics

Gynecology  incontinency  genital prolaps  cystitis  gynecological tumors – compression of the ureters– urine deviation)  ureter trauma

Radiology  kidney-ureter-bladder (KUB) X-ray  urography  urethro-cystography  abdominal ultrasound  testicle ultrasound (color doppler)  CT  MR

Surgery  colon tumors– compression of ureters – urine deviation  ureter trauma

Heart surgery  kidney tumors with vena cava inferior thrombus

Internal medicine  erectile dysfunction (hypertony, diabetes)  phimosis (diabetes)  postrenal failure (nephrology)