Female urethral stricture (FUS) is a recognised but underdiagnosed condition in women. This protocol applies to female patients presenting with urethral stricture requiring structured clinical management.
Women with confirmed urethral stricture. Initial management typically involves a non-surgical widening procedure. Where the stricture recurs — particularly after a second recurrence — or in patients who cannot or do not wish to continue ongoing self-treatment, a more definitive surgical option is considered.
For female patients meeting criteria for surgical intervention, a reconstructive procedure — urethroplasty — is the approach, with the specific technique shaped by several clinical and anatomical factors.