Category: Surgical Procedures

The management of urethral instability following radical prostatectomy represents one of the most challenging aspects of reconstructive urology. While artificial urinary sphincters have become the…

Introduction Urinary tract reconstruction represents one of the most complex challenges in urological surgery. When extensive bladder or ureteral damage occurs – often due to…

Radiation therapy is a cornerstone in cancer treatment, offering life-saving benefits for countless individuals. However, its efficacy comes with potential side effects, particularly when targeting…

Hypospadias repair, while generally successful, can sometimes lead to complications requiring further intervention. These complications often involve issues with the urethral meatus – the external…

Urethral granulomas represent a relatively uncommon but often perplexing clinical challenge for urologists. These benign lesions, typically arising as a consequence of prior instrumentation, infection,…

Penile lengthening surgery remains one of the most sought-after procedures in aesthetic urology, often driven by desires for improved self-esteem and body image. However, it’s…

Bladder diverticula represent outpouchings of the bladder wall, often resulting from chronic increases in intravesical pressure. These can be congenital, though are more frequently acquired…

The interplay between male reproductive health concerns can sometimes necessitate combined surgical approaches. A prime example is the simultaneous performance of orchiectomy – the surgical…

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men worldwide, with diagnosis rates steadily increasing as populations age and screening methods improve. Traditionally,…

Bladder cancer represents a significant oncological challenge, particularly in an aging population. As life expectancy increases, so too does the incidence of age-related diseases including…