Category: Surgical Procedures

Bladder cancer, though often detected early due to its propensity for causing noticeable symptoms like blood in the urine (hematuria), presents unique challenges based on…

Paraurethral cysts are benign fluid-filled sacs that develop alongside the urethra, often presenting as palpable masses or causing urinary symptoms. They’re relatively uncommon but can…

Bladder cancer represents a significant global health concern, impacting hundreds of thousands of individuals annually. Early detection and accurate staging are paramount for effective treatment…

Kidney autotransplantation – the surgical removal of a kidney from one location in the body and its reimplantation into another – represents a complex yet…

Prostate urethral calculi, often referred to as bladder stones originating from prostatic enlargement, represent a challenging urological problem. These formations – hard deposits within the…

Urethral strictures, abnormal narrowings of the urethra, represent a significant challenge in urological practice. They can profoundly impact quality of life, causing obstructive symptoms like…

Chronic prostatitis, a frustrating condition affecting many men, often presents not just with pain and urinary symptoms but also with obstructive issues – difficulties in…

Segmental ureteral excision with anastomosis represents a cornerstone surgical intervention in managing various urological conditions affecting the ureter. Historically, complete nephrouretectomy was often employed for…

Ureterovaginal fistulas (UVFs) represent a challenging clinical problem for gynecologists and urologists alike. These abnormal connections between the ureter – the tube carrying urine from…

Cystectomy, the surgical removal of the bladder, is often necessary for patients facing various conditions like invasive bladder cancer, severe interstitial cystitis unresponsive to other…