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What is Pediatric Reconstructive Urology?

Pediatric reconstructive urology is a field of medicine that focuses on repairing defects or deformities caused in the genital region of a newborn baby or young children. Such problems left untreated can be harmful to the child’s health and can even hinder a normal lifestyle.

Pediatric reconstructive urology is a highly specialized field of urology that focuses on correcting congenital or acquired urological abnormalities in children through surgical and non-surgical techniques. The aim of this field is to restore normal or near-normal anatomy to individuals with urological abnormalities, including issues with the urinary tract, genitalia, or reproductive system, in order to improve their quality of life.

What does Pediatric Reconstructive Urology Surgery involve?

Pediatric reconstructive urology aims to correct and restore any congenital or acquired abnormalities in the urinary and reproductive organs of children using a range of surgical and non-surgical techniques. The primary goal is to improve the function and form of the organs to enable the child to live a normal life, with minimal complications or further issues in the future.

What Are The Potential Complications Of Pediatric Reconstructive Urology Surgery?

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Bleeding and swelling in the genital region are common complications that may occur after pediatric reconstructive urology surgery.
Infection is the most frequent complication after surgery, and it is crucial to take preventive measures to minimize the risk of infection.
Scarring may occur as a result of the surgical procedure, and in some cases, it may be visible on the skin or genital area.
Some individuals may experience a burning sensation or pain during urination, which can usually be treated with medication or other interventions.

Precaution after Pediatric Reconstructive Urology Surgery

The Pediatric Reconstructive Urology surgeon will explain in detail the precautions needed after the surgery and you must follow their advice for a healthy and speedy recovery. You should also take your child for regular follow-up visits until the surgeon informs you that it will no longer be necessary.

When to do Pediatric Reconstructive Urology Surgery?

Listen to your Pediatric Reconstructive urologist’s advice about the right time to undergo Pediatric Reconstructive Urology Surgery. Usually, these surgeries are done when the child is between the ages of 6 months and 2 years. However, you must diligently follow the advice given by the surgeon regarding the timing of surgery.

Recovery from Pediatric Reconstructive Urology Surgery

The time needed to recover from a Pediatric Reconstructive Urology Surgery can vary depending on the type of surgery. However, as children recover faster compared to adults, they can recover within a few weeks of the surgery with proper care and medication suggested by the Pediatric Surgeon.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pediatric Reconstructive surgery a major surgery?

No, Pediatric Reconstruction surgery is not a major surgery and it does not involve any major risk to the life of the patient.

How long is Pediatric Reconstructive surgery?

Generally, pediatric reconstructive surgeries take somewhere around 1 to 2 hours.

What should I avoid after Pediatric Reconstructive surgery?

After pediatric reconstructive surgery, it is advisable to avoid consuming high-fat meats, eggs, dairy products, and sugary sweets to ensure proper healing. Additionally, any irritation or discomfort to the surgical area should be avoided to promote healing and prevent complications.

What is the success rate of Pediatric Reconstructive surgery?

The success rate of pediatric reconstruction surgery is high, with approximately 92% of cases resulting in successful outcomes.