Category: Surgical Procedures

The debate surrounding circumcision—the surgical removal of the foreskin—has been ongoing for centuries, steeped in cultural, religious, and medical considerations. Traditionally, circumcision has often been…

Fistulectomy, the surgical removal of a fistula—an abnormal connection between two body parts—is often a necessary intervention for chronic or complex cases where conservative management…

Secondary sling implantation – re-operating on a previously placed sling – represents a complex challenge in reconstructive pelvic surgery. It’s not simply repeating the initial…

Reconstruction of external genitalia following tumor surgery is a complex undertaking demanding careful consideration of functional restoration, aesthetic outcome, and psychological well-being. Historically, patients undergoing…

The surgical management of pelvic masses presents unique challenges due to the complex anatomy of the region and the proximity of vital structures. Historically, open…

Ectopic ureteric implantation (EUI), a congenital anomaly where the ureter connects to an abnormal location – most commonly the bladder neck or urethra instead of…

Introduction Kidney tumors, once often treated with radical nephrectomy – the complete removal of the kidney – have seen a paradigm shift in surgical approach…

Ureteral injuries represent a significant challenge in urological surgery due to their potential for long-term complications if not managed appropriately. These injuries can occur during…

Pelvic fractures accompanied by urethral injury represent one of the most challenging scenarios in trauma surgery. These complex injuries frequently occur together due to the…

Perineal abscesses represent a challenging clinical entity encountered in surgical practice, often causing significant patient discomfort and requiring prompt intervention. These collections of pus typically…