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OA Dr. Michael Scholz

OA Dr. Michael Scholz

Urology
Private doctor
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About the doctor

OA Dr. Michael Scholz ist Stellvertretender Abteilungsleiter der urologischen Abteilung des Kaiser Franz Josef Spitals in Wien. Er ist zudem Konsiliarurologe am Unfallkrankenhaus und Rehabilitationszentrum Meidling der AUVA sowie Fellow of European Board of Urology (F.E.B.U). Dr. Scholz bietet ein breites Leistungsspektrum in der Urologie und Andrologie an, darunter Prostatavorsorge, Diagnostik und Therapie von Erektionsstörungen, Varikozele, Hormonstatusabklärung sowie Sterilisation durch Vasektomie. Seine Expertise umfasst auch die Onkologie mit Tumor-Vor- und Nachsorge sowie Blaseninstillationstherapie. Dr. Scholz behandelt zudem Kinderurologie, Inkontinenz und führt ambulante Eingriffe wie Ultraschalluntersuchungen und Endoskopien durch.

Services

Urine AnalysisProstate ScreeningEndoscopy (Urethra and Bladder Examination)Age-related Hormone Status Assessment and TherapyConsultation regarding surgical treatment optionsClarification of urinary loss and bladder emptying disordersUltrasound Examinations (Kidneys, Bladder/Prostate, Testes/Epididymis, Residual Urine Measurement)

Treatments

Tumor Pre- and Post-CareBladder Instillation TherapyClarification and therapy of bedwetting childrenDiagnosis and treatment of benign and malignant changesSterilization – Ligation of the Vas Deferens (Vasectomy)

Conditions

PhimosisInguinal TestisErectile DysfunctionPremature ejaculationVaricocele (varicose veins in the scrotum)

Google Reviews

4.8(9)

AI Summary

Reviews for OA Dr. Michael Scholz are predominantly positive, highlighting the doctor's professional competence, empathy, and clear explanations. The staff, including the receptionist, are described as friendly and welcoming. One reviewer noted a negative experience regarding a phone inquiry from an ÖGK patient, while wait times are not consistently mentioned, with one patient reporting a quick appointment for BVAEB.