Category: Surgical Procedures

Varicocele, characterized by abnormal dilation of the pampiniform plexus within the scrotum, is a relatively common finding in men, often detected during routine physical examinations…

Ureterolithiasis, the formation of stones within the ureter, is a common urological condition affecting millions worldwide. Traditional management strategies have evolved significantly over time, progressing…

Epispadias represents a relatively rare congenital anomaly affecting primarily male infants, characterized by an incomplete closure of the urethra during embryonic development. This results in…

Radical cystectomy with urinary diversion represents a significant surgical intervention primarily undertaken for patients diagnosed with bladder cancer, particularly those where the disease is aggressive…

Simultaneous kidney and ureter reconstruction represents one of the most complex challenges in urological surgery. It’s often reserved for cases where significant disease affects both…

Pelvic exenteration represents one of the most complex and challenging surgical procedures in urology and gynecologic oncology. Typically reserved for locally advanced or recurrent pelvic…

Testicular torsion is a urological emergency demanding prompt diagnosis and intervention. The condition arises from a twisting of the spermatic cord, compromising blood flow to…

Congenital ureteral stenosis, a narrowing of the ureter present at birth, presents significant challenges in pediatric urology. Traditionally managed with open surgical techniques, these procedures…

Urological implants have dramatically improved the quality of life for many patients facing conditions like urinary incontinence, erectile dysfunction, or pelvic organ prolapse. These devices…

Perineal cysts represent a challenging clinical scenario for surgeons due to their complex anatomy and potential for complications. The perineum, encompassing the region between the…