Category: Surgical Procedures

Ureteral reimplantation is a surgical procedure performed to correct anatomical abnormalities or functional issues within the ureter – the tube connecting the kidney to the…

Simultaneous tumor resection and pelvic lymphadenectomy represent a cornerstone in the surgical management of many advanced cancers originating within the pelvis – particularly those affecting…

Bladder cancer represents a significant urological challenge, with urothelial carcinoma being the most common histological subtype. While many bladder tumors are non-muscle invasive, presenting initially…

Renal medullary carcinoma (RMC) is an exceptionally rare and aggressive kidney cancer, disproportionately affecting individuals with sickle cell trait. Unlike most renal cell carcinomas which…

Pelvic masses represent a significant diagnostic and surgical challenge for healthcare professionals. They can arise from a diverse range of tissues – uterine, ovarian, colorectal,…

Introduction Ureteral tumors, growths within the tube connecting the kidney to the bladder, present unique challenges in urological surgery. Traditional open surgical approaches often involve…

Open bladder wall resection with hemostatic packing represents a surgical intervention employed when dealing with complex bladder tumors or significant bleeding from the bladder wall…

Vasovasostomy, often sought by men regretting prior vasectomy, aims to restore fertility by reconnecting severed vas deferens tubes. While generally successful, not all reversals achieve…

Urethral strictures—narrowings of the urethra—present a significant challenge in reconstructive urology. While many can be managed with less extensive procedures like urethrotomy or urethroplasty utilizing…

Reconstructive surgery involving the urinary tract presents unique challenges due to the delicate nature of the organs involved and the critical function they perform. Significant…