Category: Surgical Procedures

Following prostate surgery – particularly radical prostatectomy for cancer – many men experience urinary incontinence. This is often due to weakness in the pelvic floor…

Urethral polyps, though relatively uncommon, can cause significant discomfort and urinary issues for those affected. These growths within the urethra – the tube carrying urine…

The combined occurrence of inguinal hernia and varicocele presents a unique surgical challenge, often requiring careful consideration by surgeons and patients alike. Both conditions, while…

Kidney transplantation stands as a beacon of hope for individuals battling end-stage renal disease (ESRD), offering a pathway back to improved quality of life and…

Enterovesical fistulas (EVFs) represent a challenging complication frequently encountered in patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), specifically Crohn’s disease. These abnormal connections between the intestine…

Penile cancer, while relatively rare, presents unique surgical challenges due to its location and potential for regional spread. Effective management often necessitates not only addressing…

Segmental ureterectomy with end-to-end anastomosis is a surgical procedure utilized in cases where a portion of the ureter – the tube connecting the kidney to…

Urethral strictures, narrowings within the urethra caused by inflammation, injury, or prior interventions, present a significant challenge in urological practice. These constrictions can obstruct urinary…

Pelvic exenteration with urinary reconstruction is one of the most complex and challenging operations undertaken in modern surgical oncology. It’s typically reserved for patients facing…

Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) is the most common type of kidney cancer in adults, often diagnosed incidentally during imaging for unrelated issues. Traditionally, treatment involved…