Category: Surgical Procedures

Introduction Penile amputation is undoubtedly one of the most psychologically and physically devastating procedures a patient can undergo. Often necessitated by trauma – severe crush…

Urethral reconstruction represents one of the most challenging domains within reconstructive urology, especially when confronting devastating injuries resulting from trauma, prior surgeries, or congenital anomalies.…

Transurethral resection is a cornerstone in the management of many bladder conditions, but when dealing with inflammatory masses – growths arising not from cancer but…

Open ureteroneocystostomy represents a significant surgical intervention employed when dealing with complex obstruction of the ureter – the tube connecting the kidney to the bladder.…

Vesicovaginal and rectovaginal fistulas represent challenging surgical problems for clinicians across various specialties – gynecology, urology, and colorectal surgery often collaborate in their management. These…

Renal trauma represents a significant clinical challenge, often resulting from blunt or penetrating mechanisms. The kidney, despite its relatively protected anatomical location in the retroperitoneum,…

Refractory bladder neck stenosis (RBNS) represents a challenging clinical scenario for urologists and patients alike. It’s not simply a narrowing of the bladder neck; it’s…

Varicoceles, abnormally enlarged veins within the scrotum, are a common finding in men, particularly during adolescence. Often asymptomatic, they can present with discomfort, testicular atrophy,…

Ureteral strictures, whether congenital or acquired due to factors like surgery, inflammation, or trauma, present significant challenges in urological practice. Traditional management options often involve…

Penile masses, though often benign, can cause significant psychological distress and functional impairment for men. Their presentation is diverse – ranging from small nodules discovered…