Voiding dysfunction due to female urethral carcinoma.

Keywords: Urethral carcinoma; Voiding dysfunction; Periurethral masses; Female; Surgical resection; Urethrectomy; Urothelial carcinoma EN Urethral carcinoma Voiding dysfunction Periurethral masses Female Surgical resection Urethrectomy Urothelial carcinoma 219 222 4 01/08/21 20210101 NES 210101 Introduction Urethral carcinomas account for 0.02% of female cancers. 2 Urethrectomy surgery step by step. a "U"-shaped incision was made in the anterior vaginal wall, maintaining a vaginal segment with the tumor, followed by circumferential perimeatus incision and release of the tumor-urethra from the pubic bone. b Surgeon's fingers in the retropubic space showing the completely released urethra. c Urethra transposed to abdominal cavity. A vaginal opening can be observed, corresponding to the segment of the anterior vaginal wall removed along with the urethral tumor. b Bladder closure in two planes and cystostomy. [Extracted from the article]