General UrologyThis book wasn't created to be another "teaching book." I wanted it to be a large notebook, recording what I've learned, done, and thought over more than ten years in the profession. Part of it comes from books, part from real-life cases, and the rest from the people I've met: patients, colleagues, students, and even those who asked me seemingly simple questions that weren't easy to answer.

"Why do I urinate so often?" "Why does this pain keep coming back?" "Doctor, is my illness caused by living too fast?"

Therefore, each chapter in the book not only lists the pathologies, but also attempts to tell the clinical story: how the symptoms appeared, why they occurred, how to think correctly, how to treat them, and more importantly.When should we stop to listen to the patient?

I believe that:

Medicine is not just about treating diseases, but about understanding the human being through each individual body.

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