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Urologia Journal, 1994
The surgical approach to posterior urethral lesions has been gready modified during the last few years. The perineal approach is today generally preferred to the transpubic one and a new “enlarged” perineal retropubic method has been developed. Personal experience in the treatment of 12 patients with complex urethral lesions of iatrogenic and traumatic
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The surgical approach to posterior urethral lesions has been gready modified during the last few years. The perineal approach is today generally preferred to the transpubic one and a new “enlarged” perineal retropubic method has been developed. Personal experience in the treatment of 12 patients with complex urethral lesions of iatrogenic and traumatic
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1980
Patch graft urethroplasty is currently enjoying popularity as a method of treating urethral strictures. This versatile, one stage operation requires only a short period of hospitalization; it is especially well suited for the common short stricture of the urethral bulb in which there is abundant well- vascularized tissue for coverage.
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Patch graft urethroplasty is currently enjoying popularity as a method of treating urethral strictures. This versatile, one stage operation requires only a short period of hospitalization; it is especially well suited for the common short stricture of the urethral bulb in which there is abundant well- vascularized tissue for coverage.
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Journal of Urology, 2016
With an estimated prevalence of 296 to 627 per 100,000 men, male urethral stric-ture disease imposes a significant burden on the health care system (1, 2). Urethroplasty has demonstrated durable, high success rates in the management of a wide spectrum of stricture disease, far exceeding that of the more commonly performed but less successful direct ...
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With an estimated prevalence of 296 to 627 per 100,000 men, male urethral stric-ture disease imposes a significant burden on the health care system (1, 2). Urethroplasty has demonstrated durable, high success rates in the management of a wide spectrum of stricture disease, far exceeding that of the more commonly performed but less successful direct ...
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Complications of Urethroplasty for Stricture
Journal of Urology, 1972E D, Whitehead, P A, Morales
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Erectile and Ejaculatory Dysfunction After Urethroplasty
Current Urology Reports, 2021Kevin Heinsimer, Lucas Wiegand
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