Fellow of the European Board of Urology
Fellow of the European Committee for Sexual Medicine
Head of the Urology Department, Mein Hanusch Hospital
Urology is the study of the organs that produce and transport urine (kidneys, ureter, bladder, urethra) and the external genitals (in men: penis and testicles; in women: vulva and vagina) and the associated diseases. The urologist treats these diseases in men and women, starting with the newborn (e.g. narrowing of the foreskin, undescended testicles, urinary congestion in the kidneys, urinary tract infections, etc.) up to old age. Significant findings and technical advances have significantly improved the urological treatment options in all areas over the last 20 years. For example, most kidney stone diseases today almost never require open surgery. Thanks to improved instruments, numerous urological diseases can be successfully treated without an incision operation. Minimally invasive procedures such as the so-called “buttonhole surgery” (laparoscopy) are now standard procedures for urological diseases. Nevertheless, there are still cutting operations that are still unavoidable in some urological diseases.
Treatment focus:
- kidney and bladder diseases
- urological cancer treatment (“uro-oncology”)
- Prostate prevention and treatment
- Diseases of the penis and testicles
- stone diseases
- sexual dysfunctions
- unfulfilled desire to have children
- hormonal imbalances in men
- incontinence therapy
Monday: 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m
Wednesday: 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m
private practice
Telephone: +43 1 328 2415
Email: office@plas.at
Complete surgical urology, including minimally invasive (so-called buttonhole surgery) interventions in the retroperitoneum, the kidneys and the adrenal glands. Vasectomy and microsurgical refertilization surgery in men.
Taking your special problem into account, I offer you a treatment concept that is based on current scientific knowledge and takes your wishes and concerns into account.
Operations can be performed in the public hospital (“My Hanusch Hospital”) or in private hospitals in Vienna.
curriculum vitae
Prim. Univ.-Doz. dr Eugen Plas, specialist in urology and andrology, born in Vienna in 1966.
After completing my medical studies at the University of Vienna in 1990, I worked in Germany, the USA, Switzerland and Austria. I spent the year 2000 at the Urological University Clinic in Mainz, one of the best-known German-speaking urological clinics. In 2001, I returned to the urology department at Hietzing Hospital with the Rosen Hügel Neurological Center with a focus on operative urology, the treatment of urological stones and cancer, as well as head of the fertility outpatient clinic and Mendoc men’s advice center as senior consultant.
I obtained the venia docendi for urology in 2003 and had a teaching position at the urological university clinic in Mainz from 2001-2006. In 2009 I was entrusted with the management of the urological department of the Hanusch Hospital.
sports promotion
Physical activity and the joy of movement have accompanied me throughout my life. It was and has always been important to me to know my physical limits and to try to improve my performance through constant exertion. It was also important to convey this joy to my children, as the harmony with nature and body enabled me to find inner peace even in stressful situations and to make those decisions that should be well thought out and not made hastily.
For this reason, it was and is important to me to make my good experiences through sport possible for others. For this reason, I like to support children and young people who need time for themselves, especially in these stressful and difficult times – sport has repeatedly made this possible for me combined with the experience of group dynamics that individual and team sports offer.