A Panorama of the Urological Diseases at the Former Military Teaching Hospital of Cotonou

Background: Urological care has been advancing quickly over the last ten years in Benin. In order to conveniently support that trend towards better urological standards, decision-makers need sound data on diseases country. Objective: To determine prevalence of former Military Teaching Hospital Cotonou. Patients and Method: We retrospectively collected institution had managed from January 2012 December 2020. used Excel© 2010 SPSS© analyze data. Results: 4244 patients, i.e. 3717 males (87.58%) 527 females (12.42%) were during study period. The main diagnosed benign prostatic hyperplasia (32.61%, n = 1384), erectile dysfunction (10.44%, 443), chronic prostatitis (5.94%, 252), prostate cancer (4.03%, 171), ejaculatory disorders (3.44%, 146). patients ≤ 15 years, predominant peritoneal vaginal canal (15.9%, 43), circumcision (15.6%, 42), testicular dystopia (10.7%, 29), hydrocele (7.8%, 21), hypospadias (5.6%, 15). Wilms tumor (1.9%, 5) was first cancer, (0.4%, 1) para-testicular tumors next. > ≤40 infertility (14.1%, 189), (12.9%, 173), (10.1%, 135), (6.2%, 83), genital infections 83) urinary stone (4.9%, 66). kidney (0.97%, 13) followed by bladder (0.3%, 4) 4). >40 most prevalent BPH (52.0%, 1370), (11.7%, 308), (6.5%, inguinal hernia (5.1%, 134), (3.9%, 102). Prostate is cancer; next (0.95%, 25) (0.68%, 18) cancers. Conclusion: Benign cancers (prostate, cancers) at malformations children.