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KMID : 0381219740060030160
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Journal of RIMSK
1974 Volume.6 No. 3 p.160 ~ p.165
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Surgical management of urethral strictures
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Abstract
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Most urologists believe that traumatic disruption of the urethra should be treated by immediate or primary surgical realignment, and control urethroplasty by anastomosis through the perineal or suprapubical approach, sometimes with catheter splinting and periodic urethral dilatation to prevent the urethral stricture. There remains, howaver, urethral stricture frequently, periurethral abscess and fistula in spite of various available management.
Many anthors have had experiences of reconstructive urethroplasty to resulted in recurrent urethral stenosis or troublesome urethral sacculation especially in prostatomembranous stricture.
In 1960 Turner-Warwick described the technical procedure of scrotal inlay urethroplasty to carried out it successfully to inoperable prostatomembranous stricture. The technique of scrotal inlay urethroplasty is reevaluated that has been obtaind good result of urethral repair with the scrotal flap technique for deep inaccessible-stricture where placement of suture was difficult by any other method.
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