A scab after surgery is a normal part of healing. It forms at the incision site to protect the skin underneath while it heals. Removing a scab can impede healing, so it's best to let it fall off on ...

Bladder-outlet obstruction (BOO ... in pressure–flow values than have been noted following conventional sling procedures; it has not yet been unequivocally demonstrated if transobturator ...

Sling surgery is associated with predictable, yet often unavoidable complications; intraoperative complications include bleeding and urethral or bladder injury Postoperative complications can ...

You need to take a preoperative keratometry, then do vector analysis,” he said. “Then, you can perform either a single or paired incision using a keratome.” ...

On July 16, 2024, a study (DOI: 10.1002/uro2.70) published in UroPrecision unveiled a promising new approach to bladder cancer surgery. Researchers from the First Hospital of Shanxi Medical ...

while the transverse incision group had better cosmetic results, including improved scar appearance. Postoperative pain was similar in both groups, and complication rates were alike as well. The ...