Obliterative post-traumatic posterior urethral stenosis in male patients represents a distinct and surgically challenging subset of urethral stricture disease. The approach in this scenario differs fundamentally from endoscopic management strategies.
Male patient with obliterative post-traumatic posterior urethral stenosis. Endoscopic treatment is not appropriate for this presentation — a specific open surgical approach via a perineal route is recommended.
Management involves a perineal surgical procedure aimed at excising the obliterated segment and restoring urethral continuity through primary anastomosis. The full sequence, technical steps, and perioperative details are contained in the complete protocol.
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