This article analyzes the role of modern information technologies in the early detection of urological diseases and their effectiveness. The possibilities of automating and effectively organizing urological diagnostic processes through information systems, artificial intelligence, telemedicine and data analysis tools are considered. Also, the possibilities of increasing the effectiveness of treatment through early detection of diseases, preventing disease exacerbations and rational use of medical resources are analyzed. The article proves the importance of information technologies based on the results of scientific research and examples used in practice.

Diagnostic technologies, machine learning, telemedicine, data analysis, interactive monitoring.

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