Category: Surgical Procedures

Calyceal diverticula represent an intriguing challenge in urological practice. These outpouchings from the renal collecting system, though often asymptomatic, can harbor stones with significant morbidity…

Urethroplasty, the surgical reconstruction of the urethra, remains a significant challenge in urological practice. Defects resulting from trauma, prior surgeries, infection, or congenital abnormalities can…

Distal ureteral obstruction, a relatively common urological problem, presents significant challenges in diagnosis and treatment. Often stemming from stones, strictures, tumors, or extrinsic compression, this…

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), an age-related enlargement of the prostate gland, affects a significant portion of men as they age. This condition can lead to…

Hypospadias repair is one of the most common congenital anomalies addressed by pediatric urologists. While initial surgical outcomes are generally favorable, a significant number of…

Recurrent bladder neck fibrosis represents a challenging clinical problem for urologists worldwide. It typically arises as a consequence of previous surgeries in the region –…

Testicular artery trauma, though relatively uncommon, represents a significant urological emergency with potentially devastating consequences if not promptly and appropriately managed. The testes are particularly…

Robotic Resection of Locally Advanced Renal Masses Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) remains a significant urologic malignancy, with incidence rates steadily increasing worldwide. Traditionally, open partial…

Retrovesical abscesses – collections of pus behind the bladder – are relatively uncommon but pose significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges due to their often insidious…

Ureteral strictures, whether congenital or acquired, present a significant challenge in urological practice. These narrowings can obstruct urine flow, leading to hydronephrosis, infection, and ultimately…