Objectives To assess outcomes of transecting vs non‐transecting urethroplasty for bulbar
urethral stricture in terms of stricture recurrence rate, sexual dysfunction, and patient …

The bulbar urethra is the most common site of stricture disease for which urethroplasty
remains standard of care. A decrease in trauma as an etiology in the developed world and …

Purpose To assess self-reported urethroplasty success rates and outcomes of recent GURS
fellowship graduates and compare these data to the large body of published urethroplasty …

A number of techniques have been described for managing anterior urethral strictures in
men. In this review, we aimed to summarize contemporary considerations regarding the …

Purpose To present current evidence supporting the vessel sparing technique to reconstruct
bulbar urethral strictures via primary anastomosis. Methods English literature review of …

Objective. To explore whether it is safe to change from transecting excision and primary
anastomosis (tEPA) towards nontransecting excision and primary anastomosis (ntEPA) in …

Background Vessel-sparing anastomotic repair (vsAR) has been developed as a less
traumatic alternative to transecting anastomotic repair (tAR) to treat isolated short bulbar …

Background The urinary and sexual outcomes after urethroplasty may be a concern for
patients, but there are still some controversies regarding the consequences of buccal …

Résumé L'objectif est de proposer les premières recommandations françaises pour le
diagnostic, le traitement et le suivi des sténoses de l'urètre antérieur. Ces recommandations …

Urethroplasty is considered to be the standard treatment for urethral strictures since it
provides excellent long-term success rates. For isolated short bulbar or posterior urethral …