des Roseaux M, Sesboue P, Garnier J P, Grise P, Bidaud Y, Lemonnier D, Bottet P
Service de Chirurgie Urologique, CHRU, Caen.
Ann Urol (Paris). 1990;24(1):64-5.
Although urethrotomy alone gives poor results at 5 years, these results are greatly improved by repeated urethrotomy. This treatment is particularly useful in patients at risk, especially as it can be easily performed under local anaesthesia. The authors confirm the reliability of resection-anastomoses, the superiority of one-stage urethroplasty over two-stage urethroplasty and the poor prognosis associated with a history of repeated dilatations and infectious aetiology.
