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Optical Internal Urethrotomy as the Treatment of Choice for Primary Stricture of the Urethra

N. Mohanty, Shaadi Lal Kachroo

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Seventy-five patients with primary urethral strictures were treated by optical urethrotomy with catheter drainage for 7 days. Good results were obtained in 66% of cases, which were all post-traumatic in nature; 34% had to undergo further procedures such as dilatation or repeat internal urethrotomy.

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Seventy-five patients with primary urethral strictures were treated by optical urethrotomy with catheter drainage for 7 days. Good results were obtained in 66% of cases, which were all post-traumatic in nature; 34% had to undergo further procedures such as dilatation or repeat internal urethrotomy.

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Seventy-five patients with primary urethral strictures were treated by optical urethrotomy with catheter drainage for 7 days. Good results were obtained in 66% of cases, which were all post-traumatic in nature; 34% had to undergo further procedures such as dilatation or repeat internal urethrotomy.

Key concepts: Urethrotomy, Urethra, Medicine, Urethral stricture, Surgery, Indwelling catheter, Catheter, Primary treatment

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