Category: Surgical Procedures

Urethral strictures represent a significant challenge in reconstructive urology, often resulting from trauma, infection, or prior surgical interventions. While initial urethroplasty techniques aim for durable…

Flexible Cystoscopy With Tumor Biopsy and Resection Bladder cancer is a relatively common malignancy, impacting hundreds of thousands globally each year. Early detection is paramount…

Open pyelolithotomy, once the gold standard for treating complex kidney stones, particularly giant staghorn calculi, has seen its role evolve with advancements in endourological techniques.…

Ureteral tumors, whether benign or malignant, present unique challenges in urological surgery due to the delicate nature of the ureter and its crucial role in…

Kidney stones are a surprisingly common affliction, impacting millions worldwide with varying degrees of discomfort and disruption. While many smaller stones pass naturally with conservative…

Simultaneous ureteric reimplantation and fistula repair represents a complex surgical undertaking often necessitated by challenging anatomical situations arising from prior surgery, congenital anomalies, or trauma.…

Bladder hemangiomas, though relatively rare, present unique challenges in urological practice due to their potential for bleeding and diagnostic difficulties. These benign vascular tumors can…

Posterior urethral strictures represent a significant challenge in urological practice, often resulting from trauma – pelvic fracture being the most common culprit – but also…

Ureteral strictures – narrowings within the ureter, the tube connecting the kidney to the bladder – present significant challenges in urological practice. They can lead…

Autologous sling creation represents a cornerstone in reconstructive surgery addressing pelvic floor dysfunction, particularly stress urinary incontinence (SUI). The conventional methods, while often effective, sometimes…