In both men and women, the urology system is the part of the
body that deals with urination. It doesn't take a doctor to know
that the urology-related anatomy of men and women look very
different, at least from the outside. However, internally, they
are similar -- the kidneys of both men and women, for example,
look and function the same for both genders. But we also differ
in some ways, too -- women have much shorter ureters (the tube
that connects your bladder to your urethra) and therefore are at
greater risk of bladder infections. If this all seems like a lot
information to absorb -- don't worry. This article breaks it
down into steps.