Urethrotomy

Abstract Urethral injury is a common condition that can prompt genuine complications like urinary infections and renal deficiency secondary to urinary retention. Treatment options include catheterization, urethroplasties, endoscopic internal urethrotomies, and dilation. Optical internal urethrotomy offers quicker recuperation, insignificant scarring, and less risk of infection, in spite of the fact that repeat is conceivable. However, specialized troubles related with poor visualization of the stenosis or of the urethral lumen might increment procedural time and substantially increment the disappointment paces of internal urethrotomy. In this report we portray a strategy for urethral catheterization by means of a suprapubic, percutaneous methodology through…