The most common tumors in men are prostate and testicular cancer. Cases of penile cancer are rare. As well, among them are neoplastic urological pathologies that can affect both sexes such as tumors of the bladder, kidneys, and ureters.
In 65% of cases, kidney cancer does not give symptoms, and if it does, it is already at a late stage. But early diagnosis opens up access to more conservative surgical treatments, such as robotic surgery.