Titlebook: Urological Care for the Transgender Patient; A Comprehensive Guid Dmitriy Nikolavsky,Stephen A. Blakely Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Surgical Anatomy - Hysterectomy for Transgender Men gender dysphoria; for others, hysterectomy may be indicated for treatment of pain, abnormal uterine bleeding and uterine fibroids. While the technical steps of performing a hysterectomy may be the same for the cisgender woman, there are unique perioperative considerations that should be taken for t

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Surgical Anatomy: Phalloplastyadvent and advances in the field of microsurgery led to the emergence of free and pedicled axial-pattern flaps as the preferred technique. This chapter discusses the history, preoperative considerations, surgical anatomy, and techniques of the most commonly used flaps in penile reconstruction: the r

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Management of Urologic Complications Following Metoidioplasty and Phalloplasty the two genital reconstructive options that exist for the creation of a neophallus. The unique anatomy of the neophallic urethra and specific surgical steps in its construction can lead to several urologic complications, including urethrocutaneous fistulas, persistent vaginal cavities, and urethral

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Prosthetics: Erectile Implant, Testicular Implantsn the absence of preexisting corpora, implant placement is associated with increased risk of poor proximal fixation, device migration, distal erosion, and neurovascular compromise, infection, and malfunction. Modifications to conventional surgical technique, such as avoidance of critical structures,

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Care of Transgender Patients: Oncological Concernsy be challenging due to limited literature on this topic and a lack of standard screening recommendations. It is critical that providers have a thorough knowledge of the transgender patients’ surgical and medical history related to the affirmation process to guide their care. The following chapter d

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Care of Transgender Patients: Incontinence population, as well as considering options for treatment. Evaluation includes a thorough history as well as physical examination and determination of cause of incontinence. Treatment options must be individualized to the patient and specific source of incontinence.