Category: Surgical Procedures

Simultaneous Stone Removal and Bladder Wall Resection (SSBR) represents a sophisticated surgical approach increasingly utilized in managing complex bladder conditions. Traditionally, patients requiring both stone…

Urethral fistulas represent challenging urological problems demanding meticulous surgical intervention for successful management. These abnormal connections between the urethra and another organ – frequently the…

Reconstructive urology often faces significant challenges when dealing with long-segment urethral defects resulting from trauma, tumor resection, or congenital abnormalities. Traditional methods like end-to-end anastomosis…

Iatrogenic bladder injury during pelvic surgery represents a significant complication with potentially devastating consequences for patients. These injuries, occurring as an unintended consequence of a…

Bladder cancer represents a significant global health challenge, affecting hundreds of thousands of individuals annually. Traditionally, treatment has often involved radical cystectomy – the complete…

Partial penectomy is a surgical procedure involving the removal of a portion of the penis. While often associated with treatment for penile cancer, it can…

Ureteral stents are frequently utilized in urological practice for managing obstructive conditions like kidney stones, strictures, or following surgical interventions such as ureteroscopy or pyeloplasty.…

Radiation cystitis presents a significant challenge in oncology supportive care, arising as a common sequela following pelvic radiation therapy for cancers such as prostate, bladder,…

Bladder cancer presents a unique challenge in urological oncology, largely due to its propensity for multifocality – meaning multiple tumors within the bladder itself. While…

The use of surgical mesh for pelvic organ prolapse (POP) and stress urinary incontinence (SUI) dramatically increased in the early 2000s, promising durable anatomical support…