A Comprehensive Review Emphasizing Anatomy, Etiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Male Urethral Stricture Disease

Figure 13

Blandy perineostomy. (a) = inverted-U incision to create the Blandy flap; (b) = mobilized Blandy flap and exposure of the bulbar urethra; (c) = opening of the strictured area until patent proximal urethra is reached; (d) = suturing the tip of the Blandy flap to the deepest point of the opened urethra; (e) = further suturing the edges of the Blandy flap to the urethral edges; (f) = end-result of the Blandy perineostomy.

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