Epididymitis and Orchitis
Having ball pain?
If you are a male experiencing pain in the scrotum or testicle, then it might be attributed to epididymitis, orchitis, or a combination of the two.
Hydrocele
Is your scrotum swollen?
Hydroceles are collections of fluid surrounding the testicle that can develop over time, or due to inflammation or injury within the scrotum. Although they are benign and non-cancerous, they can appear alarming and be quite bothersome.
Male Infertility
Concerned that your sperm aren't the best swimmers?
Infertility is a common yet complex problem affecting 15% of couples attempting to conceive a baby. A semen analysis and infertility work-up is a good idea if you've been trying for at least a year.
Peyronie's Disease
Noticing a bend or bump in your penis?
A man's penis is an important part of his identity as a man. Unfortunately, it is prone to injuries and problems just like any part of the body and can have an impact on a man's enjoyment of sex. There are different options for treatment depending on the severity of the curvature.
Bladder Cancer
Blood in the urine? Have a diagnosis of bladder cancer?
Dr. Cisu believes in early detection through simple office tests, cures whenever possible, and long-term follow up on a regular basis to ensure that the bladder tumors do not return. He uses the latest screening tests of the urine as well as in-office digital cystoscopes to ensure that the bladder is complete and thoroughly evaluated.
Kidney Cancer
Have you been told that you've got "a spot" on your kidney?
Most kidney tumors are silent, meaning they do not cause any pain or symptoms. It is important to tell the difference between a "cyst" and a "mass" on a kidney. Most kidney masses are cancerous and need a surgery to remove them. Dr. Cisu uses the da Vinci Robotic System to perform minimally-invasive procedures to remove either the entire kidney or, if possible, just a part of the kidney that contains the cancerous tumor.
