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At first we described the anatomical relation of the urinal tract especially bladder, urethra and their accessories and their innervation. The anomalies of micturition are gellerally classified as follows: 1). Frequent micturition. 2). Rare micturition. 3). Difficult micturition. 4). Change of the stream. 5). Painful micturition. 6). Retention of urine. 7). Incontinence of urine. And the following diagnostic methods are described for the anomaly of micturition: (1). Inquiry and clinical examination of the patient. (2). Examination of the urine and urethral exudates. a). Exudate from urethra. b). Exudate from prostate. c). Exudate from seminal vesicles. d). Urine. 1. Macroscopic examination. 2. Physiological examination. 3. Optical examination. 4. Chemical examination. : Nitrate reaction. (Weltmann and Haslinger.). 5. Microscopical examination. A. R. Seyderhelm's stainings method. B. Alizarin sodium sulphate stainings method. 6. Bacteriological examination. (3). Instrumental examination. a). Urethral-bougie, sound, catheter etc. b). Urethroscopy. c). Cystoscopy. d). Examination of bladder Pressure. e). Examination of bladder sensibility. (4). Radiography. (urethra, bladder, prostate, seminal vesicles.). (5). Immune examination. (6). Histological examination. (7). Morphological examination of the blood. (8). Fermentative examination. (9). Erythrocyte sedimentation test.
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