Urology Practice Wiener Platz Munich

The Urological Practice at Wiener Platz is a highly specialized medical center located in a historic building in the heart of Munich's Haidhausen district. For decades, it has served as a central hub for urological health, offering a bridge between intensive academic research and personalized, empathetic patient care. The practice is known for its outpatient and inpatient services, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of the entire urogenital tract for both men and women, as well as pediatric urology. The practice is a regional leader in uro-oncology and early detection. It utilizes the latest diagnostic technologies, including MRI-fusion biopsies of the prostate, which combine high-resolution MRI imaging with real-time ultrasound to target suspicious areas with sub-millimeter precision. This high-tech diagnostic arsenal is supported by two in-house laboratories, allowing for rapid processing of semen analyses (spermograms), tumor markers, and microbiological cultures. This integration ensures that diagnostic cycles are significantly shorter than in traditional hospital settings. Surgical excellence is a hallmark of the practice's in-house operating area. The medical team performs a wide range of procedures on-site, including no-scalpel vasectomies, circumcisions, and minimally invasive surgeries on the external genitalia. For more complex cases, such as the implantation of penile prostheses (AMS 700) or advanced bladder resections, the practice's specialists utilize their dedicated 78-bed inpatient ward to provide seamless post-operative monitoring. The practice also features a specialized unit for pelvic floor and biofeedback, focusing on conservative and interventional treatments for urinary incontinence and bladder emptying disorders. By combining traditional medicine with supportive therapies such as sexual psychology, psycho-oncology, and nutritional counseling, the Urology Practice at Wiener Platz provides a holistic environment. Its affiliation with elite organizations such as the German Cancer Society and the European Association of Urology ensures that every treatment protocol adheres to the highest international evidence-based standards.