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Urologists

Urologists diagnose and treat diseases of the urinary tract in women, men, and children, as well as the male reproductive organs. This includes preventative care, prostate diagnostics, incontinence, kidney stones, infections, pediatric urology, andrology, and urological tumors. The field is characterized by increasing patient numbers, digital documentation of findings, modern imaging techniques, minimally invasive procedures, and stringent requirements for data protection and quality assurance. Urologists thus make a significant contribution to the early detection, targeted therapy, and long-term care of urological diseases.

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ORM 1UN

In medical diagnostics, urine is quickly and precisely analyzed for its specific gravity using a refractometer. This measurement aids in the evaluation of urine samples and provides information about concentration, protein, or glucose levels.

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OBL 146

A phase-contrast microscope is used to perform a semen analysis, enabling a precise assessment of sperm count and quality. The clear visualization of the structures supports reliable diagnostics and provides a sound basis for further medical evaluation.

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OBN 135

For the urinalysis, a drop of the sediment (solid components of the urine) is placed on a slide and examined with a microscope. For this check, the microscope should be able to achieve a magnification of 400x.

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OBN 159

A spermiogram provides information about the sperm count and sperm quality in a man. A phase contrast microscope can be used for this examination, with which the structures (sperms) can be shown very well. This gives insightful information to make precise diagnoses and communicate the result to the patient. Invalid search result.

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