A number of frequent problems in uro-andrological practice cannot be classified under one label. One example is the involuntary loss of urine in men, which in itself is relatively uncommon (certainly in the context of prostate cancer treatment). In such cases, an artificial urinary sphincter (prosthesis) can be a solution.
The uro-andrological clinic also frequently treats pain in one or both testes and performs circumcisions for hygienic or other reasons.
These and other problems are treated in this chapter.