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Table 3. Outcomes of women undergoing local graft urethroplasty for urethral stricture
Study Mean age Concomitant Postop. Success Follow-up
Authors Year n Complications
type (years) procedure SUI (%) (months)
[33]
Rehder et al. 2010 Original 8 45 No No 75% 22 No
Article
[34]
Gozzi et al. 2011 Original 4 58 No No 100% 15 No
Article
[26]
Önol et al. 2011 Original 7 46 No No 86% 18 No
Article
Petrou et al. [35] 2012 Original 11 60 No No 73% 23 No
Article
Singh et al. [36] 2013 Original 16 47 No No 94% 24 ISC weekly at 3
Article months
Manasa et al. [38] 2019 Original 13 43 No No 77% 8 No
Article
Summary - - 59 48.8 - - 83.2% 18.6 -

SUI: Stress urinary incontinence; ISC: intermittent self calibration.

Table 4. Outcomes of women undergoing oral graft urethroplasty for urethral stricture
Study Mean age Concomitant Postop. Success Follow-up
Authors Year type n (years) procedure SUI (%) (months) Complications
Sharma et al. [37] 2010 Original 5 42 No No 93 12 Wound infection
Article
[26]
Önol et al. 2011 Original 6 46 Martius flap No 100 17 No
Article
[30]
Kowalik et al. 2014 Original 4 49 No No 100 24 No
Article
[39]
Goel et al. 2013 Original 8 40 No No 63 14 No
Article
[23]
Spilotros et al. 2017 Original 14 45 Martius Flap No 93 12 No
Article
[2]
Mukhtar et al. 2017 Original 22 50 Martius Flap No 96 21 Urethral
Article diverticulum (2)
[40]
Powell and Daniels 2017 Original 6 52 No No 67 18 Donor site
Article bleeding (2)
[44]
Hampson et al. 2019 Original 39 50 Anti-incontinent No 77 33 UTI (7)
Article procedure (1)
[42]
Nayak et al. 2019 Original 12 41 No No 92 18 No
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Lane et al. [25] 2020 Original 67 55 Yes (6%) Yes 77 12 Yes (18%)
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Coguplugil et al. [43] 2021 Original 8 50 No No 100 16 Dyspareunia (1)
Article
Khawaja et al. [41] 2021 Original 25 46 No No 92 25 No
Article
Summary - - 226 49.2 - - 84.4 18.9 -
SUI: Stress urinary incontinence; UTI: urinary tract infection.

meatus-sparing technique is also acceptable. The dissection may be carried out to the bladder neck when
indicated without fear of de novo stress urinary incontinence. The graft is sewn in with delayed absorbable
suture; we favor 4-0 PDS. Several quilting sutures of 5-0 Vicryl are placed. We ensure patency to 30 Fr with
intraoperative bougie-à-boule. A 14 french silicone catheter is left in place for three weeks [Figure 1].