The ideal method for managing the intraoral defect after harvesting buccal mucosa for
urethral reconstruction has not been clearly established. We describe a novel technique …

OBJECTIVES: To present a prospective, randomized trial comparing primary and AlloDerm
closure of the oral harvest site. The use of buccal mucosa grafts for substitution urethroplasty …

Purpose: A step-by-step harvesting technique for buccal mucosa is described that
maximizes graft yield while minimizing potential donor site morbidity in urethral …

OBJECTIVES: The authors review the biologic characteristics of the oral mucosa. In addition,
the authors report a contemporary harvesting technique of the oral mucosa for urethral …

The question arising in all situations where the urethra has to be substituted with other tissue
because of a congenital or acquired defect is which characteristic this tissue must have and …

In urethra reconstruction, the creation of a new urethra from a free oral mucosa graft is an
established surgical technique. The oral mucosa is removed at the same time that the …

Although buccal mucosa has been the preferred graft material for use in the reconstruction
of anterior urethral strictures for approximately 20 years, the plastic surgery literature is …

The use of free buccal mucosal grafts in the treatment of urethral strictures has become very
popular. In 1996 and 1997 we harvested free buccal mucosal grafts up to 7 cm long and 4 …

BACKGROUND: The oral mucosa (OM) is a popular substitute for urethroplasty.
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to investigate oral morbidity and patient satisfaction …

PURPOSE: We report short and long-term donor site outcomes after oral mucosa graft
harvesting for urological reconstruction in a large series of patients including children, and …