Posterior urethral injury repair

Posterior urethral rupture. When the patient's condition allows, posterior urethral anastomosis should be performed. The surgical method is the same as the repair of the urethral injury of the ball, but the anterior branch of the central tendon of the vulva and the bulb of the urethra are separated. The rectum is distracted and the prostate can be separated before the suture repair. Patients with posterior urethral rupture who completely traverse the front end of the prostate and move the front end of the prostate upward. If the general condition is poor, they cannot tolerate more complicated surgery, and posterior urethral traction repair is feasible. This type of posterior urethral traction repair is actually a rendezvous technique, followed by gravity traction.

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