Common Conditions

• Urethral stricture
• Urinary tract narrowing or obstruction
• Urological problems following injury or previous surgery
• Selected congenital urinary tract abnormalities

Understanding Reconstructive Urology

Some urinary problems can result from injury, scarring, previous procedures, infections or congenital abnormalities. Reconstructive urological procedures are designed to repair or restore affected urinary structures and improve the normal passage of urine.

Diagnosis & Evaluation

• Detailed medical and surgical history
• Urine flow and functional assessment
• Ultrasound and specialised imaging when required
• Endoscopic evaluation in selected cases

Treatment & Recovery

Treatment is planned according to the location and severity of the condition. Depending on the diagnosis, management may include endoscopic procedures or reconstructive surgery. Follow-up care is important to monitor healing, urinary function and long-term treatment outcomes.