In near-obliterative bulbar urethral strictures, double-face BMG urethroplasty involves a small ventral inlay graft combined with a larger dorsal onlay graft to achieve adequate urethral lumen augmentation.
An inferiorly and medially directed calyx poses a significant technical challenge for percutaneous access during supine PCNL..this is a pyelogram after stone clearance in inferior medial calyceal stone
During Pelvic Fracture Urethral Injury (PFUI) reconstruction, using an antegrade flexible cystoscope is a critical technique to precisely localize the proximal limit of a completely obliterated or severely strictured urethra.
Giant hydronephrosis: Immediate preoperative percutaneous suction aspiration appears to be an effective strategy for rapid decompression before laparoscopic nephrectomy, providing minimal morbidity and simultaneous decompression and nephrectomy
Antegrade flexible nephroscopy in supine PCNL: A valuable adjunct for accessing difficult calyces, minimizing the need for additional tracts, and maximizing stone-free rates.
Modified Supine PCNL isn’t just for stone clearance—it’s an excellent position for managing PCNL complications. A referred case with a perforated renal pelvis, nephrostomy tube, and intra-abdominal drain highlights its versatility.