Category: Surgical Procedures

Bladder cancer affects hundreds of thousands worldwide annually, presenting significant challenges in diagnosis and treatment. While various therapeutic approaches exist, ranging from surgery to chemotherapy…

Urethral reconstruction represents one of the most challenging domains within reconstructive urology, demanding meticulous surgical technique and a profound understanding of anatomical principles. Defects can…

Urethral false passages (UFPs) represent a challenging clinical problem in urology, often arising as a complication of pelvic fracture urethral district injury (PFUDI), prior urethral…

Neurogenic bladder represents a significant challenge for many individuals, stemming from disruptions in the normal neurological pathways controlling bladder function. These disruptions, often caused by…

Peyronie’s disease, characterized by the development of fibrous plaques within the tunica albuginea (the tough membrane surrounding the erectile tissues), can lead to penile curvature,…

Ureteroceles represent cystic dilations of the distal ureter as it enters the bladder, often stemming from congenital abnormalities or obstruction. Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR), conversely, is…

Endoscopic Stent-Assisted Ureteral Repositioning (ESUR) represents a significant advancement in the management of complex ureteral strictures – narrowings within the tube that carries urine from…

Urethral augmentation remains a significant reconstructive challenge in urology, particularly when addressing long-segment urethral loss due to trauma, disease (such as cancer resection), or congenital…

The resection of invasive bladder masses, whether due to urothelial carcinoma or other malignancies, frequently necessitates significant surgical intervention. This often leads to substantial defects…

Vasectomy is widely considered a highly effective method of permanent contraception for men. However, life circumstances change, and some men later desire to restore their…