Category: Surgical Procedures

Bladder neck excision with anastomotic reimplantation is a surgical procedure primarily undertaken to address specific types of urinary incontinence, particularly stress urinary incontinence (SUI) in…

Penile deformities resulting from traumatic injury can significantly impact a man’s physical and emotional wellbeing. These injuries, ranging from subtle curvatures to severe distortions, aren’t…

Open urethral plate excision with direct anastomosis is a surgical technique primarily employed in the reconstruction of the urethra, most commonly in cases of hypospadias…

Scrotal avulsion injuries are among the most devastating urological traumas a patient can experience, often resulting from penetrating trauma, crush injuries, or even animal attacks.…

Bladder reconstruction represents a significant advancement in urological surgery, offering hope and improved quality of life for patients who have lost bladder function due to…

The management of patients with concomitant prostate cancer and bladder lesions – whether cancerous or requiring resection for other benign conditions – presents a unique…

Prostate cancer remains one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers among men worldwide. While treatment options have significantly evolved over the years, radical prostatectomy –…

Urethroplasty, the surgical reconstruction of the urethra, is often considered a last resort for patients suffering from debilitating urethral strictures – narrowings that obstruct urine…

Urethral stenosis, a narrowing of the urethra, can significantly impact quality of life, leading to difficulties with urination, recurrent infections, and even kidney damage if…

Retroperitoneal fibrosis (RPF) is a challenging clinical entity characterized by inflammation and subsequent fibrotic scarring surrounding retroperitoneal structures – primarily the ureters, major blood vessels…