Category: Surgical Procedures

The combined varicocelectomy and hydrocelectomy procedure addresses two distinct, yet sometimes co-existing, conditions affecting men: varicoceles – enlarged veins within the scrotum – and hydroceles…

Upper ureteral tumors present unique challenges in urological oncology due to their location and often delayed presentation. Traditional management strategies have historically involved radical nephroureterectomy…

Intravesical hemorrhage, bleeding within the bladder, can be a frightening experience for patients and a complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenge for urologists. Often stemming from…

Bladder rupture represents a devastating urological injury often stemming from significant trauma – motor vehicle accidents, falls from height, penetrating injuries, or even forceful impacts…

Urethral strictures represent a significant challenge in reconstructive urology, impacting quality of life due to voiding dysfunction and potentially leading to complications like urinary retention…

Robotic nephrectomy has rapidly evolved as a cornerstone in the management of renal cell carcinoma (RCC) and other complex kidney conditions. Traditionally, radical nephrectomy –…

Prostatic urethral polyps (PUPs) represent a relatively uncommon but increasingly recognized entity within urological practice. Historically often misdiagnosed as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or even…

Reconstructive urology has evolved significantly over the past decades, driven by advancements in surgical techniques and a deeper understanding of anatomical principles. A particularly challenging…

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), or enlarged prostate, is an incredibly common condition affecting many men as they age. It can lead to frustrating urinary symptoms…

Urethral strictures – abnormal narrowings of the urethra – pose significant challenges for both patients and urologists. Traditional treatments often involve open surgery or repeated…