Purpose: Urethroplasty remains the gold standard for the management of urethral stricture
disease with acceptable long-term success. However, the standard by which stricture …

For the 2010 International Consultation on Urethral Strictures, all available published data
relating to the evaluation and follow-up of patients with anterior urethral stricture or posterior …

Accurate imaging of urethral strictures is critical for preoperative staging and planning of
reconstruction. The current gold standard, retrograde urethrography (RUG), allows for …

Purpose: The ability of uroflowmetry to diagnose recurrent stricture disease after
urethroplasty has not been fully investigated. Materials and Methods: Our routine post …

Ultrasound (US) has been increasingly used as an important imaging tool to assess the
urethra in children. The earliest reports of pediatric urethral sonography involved imaging …

Purpose We aimed to provide a detailed comparison between the American Urologic
Association (AUA), Société Internationale d'Urologie (SIU), and the European Association of …

Urethral stricture disease refers to narrowing of the urethral lumen obstructing the flow of
urine. Urethral strictures can significantly impact daily life due to incontinence, incomplete …

For imaging of the male urethra, conventional radiographic contrast studies including
retrograde urethrography are most commonly utilized. They are best suited for delineating …

Urethral stricture disease negatively impacts quality of life and leads to significant urologic
pathology including lower urinary tract symptoms, recurrent urinary tract infections, and …

Purpose To evaluate the efficiency of visual internal urethrotomies (VIUs) in pediatric
patients. Patients and methods Thirty-four patients aged 0.2–16.3 years were treated with …