Reconstructive urology surgeries focus on restoring the normal structure and function of the urinary tract and male reproductive system. These procedures are performed to correct congenital abnormalities, injuries, strictures, or damage caused by infections, trauma, or previous surgeries.
With advancements in surgical techniques, reconstructive urology now offers highly effective solutions that improve both function and quality of life.
A definitive surgical procedure to repair or reconstruct the urethra affected by strictures. It may involve removal of scarred segments or use of grafts such as buccal (oral) mucosa.
Reconstruction of the ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) to relieve obstruction and restore normal urine flow from the kidney.
Repositioning of the ureter into the bladder to treat reflux, injury, or obstruction.
A procedure to enlarge or repair the bladder using a segment of intestine, often performed in patients with severely reduced bladder capacity or function.
A corrective surgery for congenital conditions where the urethral opening is not located at the tip of the penis.
Surgical closure of abnormal connections between urinary organs and other structures, such as vesicovaginal or urethrocutaneous fistulas.
Reconstructive surgeries provide effective and lasting solutions for complex urological conditions. With skilled expertise and modern techniques, patients can achieve restored function, improved comfort, and a better quality of life.