Advances in Diagnosis and Management of Urological Diseases

Dear Colleagues,

The management of critically ill patients is of utmost importance. Urological diseases contribute to a significant decline in life quality, especially when the disease is diagnosed at a late stage, providing limited options for health improvement. Advanced stages of the disease progression are often critical, so prompt diagnosis is crucial for preventing such outcomes. The characterization of novel and more accurate clinical markers will allow on-time capture of disease onset, avoiding urinary track system deterioration. Proteins and other biomolecules provide a great opportunity to monitor the disease on a molecular level. Changes in these molecular features are pivotal for the expression of molecular pathways and disease pathogenesis. High-throughput technology for biomarker discovery, validation, and drug development is required for improved risk stratification, better and more cost-effective medical care, and advanced personalized medicine. In line with those strategies, this Special Issue of Diagnostics will be devoted to the latest development of up-to-date studies and findings in the area of urological disease that could be translated into clinical practice for prospective patient management.

We invite scientists to submit articles presenting new achievements in urological diseases. We very much look forward to your submission.

Dr. Martin Pejchinovski
Dr. Jochen Metzger
Guest Editors

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