Short Presentation based article Over the years, reconstruction of the urethra has continued to present formidable and enormous challenges for urologic and pediatric surgeons. Although it is one of the known urological diseases, it constitutes a significant workload for urologists globally with attendant high morbidity. The current presentation talks about the challenges faced by urologists, its management and better future prospectives which would be helpful in treating this disease. Urethral stricture disease is associated with a significant financial cost and potentially debilitating outcomes.
Management of urethral stricture epidemiology is important to identify the progression of the disease. This understanding may lead to better treatments and preventative measures that could amend disease severity, produce better health outcomes, and reduce expenditures. Sources Djordjevic ML,…
