Category: Surgical Procedures

Ureteral tumors, particularly those located distally near the pelvic bone, present unique challenges in urological surgery. Traditional radical nephroureterectomy – complete removal of the kidney,…

Simultaneous ureter and bladder flap repositioning represents a sophisticated surgical approach primarily employed in complex reconstructive urology, particularly when addressing significant bladder capacity issues coupled…

Ureteric strictures, whether congenital or acquired, present a significant challenge in urological practice. Historically, treatment options have largely revolved around endoscopic management – dilation, stenting,…

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men worldwide, often necessitating surgical intervention. Historically, radical prostatectomy – the complete removal of the…

Chronic interstitial cystitis (IC) – often referred to as painful bladder syndrome – presents a significant challenge for both patients and healthcare providers. It’s a…

Perineal sling adjustment surgery is a relatively niche but increasingly recognized intervention for men experiencing post-prostatectomy incontinence, specifically stress urinary incontinence (SUI). Following radical prostatectomy…

Calyceal diverticula represent an intriguing clinical challenge in urology, often presenting as incidental findings on imaging but occasionally manifesting with debilitating symptoms. These outpouchings of…

Fistulectomy, the surgical removal of a fistula – an abnormal connection between two body parts – presents unique challenges when performed in a pelvis previously…

Urinary diversion is often considered when conventional bladder management is no longer feasible due to disease processes like bladder cancer, neurogenic bladder dysfunction resulting from…

Urethral reconstruction represents one of the most challenging areas within reconstructive urology, often necessitated by trauma, infection, congenital abnormalities, or previous surgical interventions. Achieving long-term…