Clinical Presentation & Protocol
Patient Usually Complains Of
Patient presents with symptoms of obstructive voiding, including a thin, high-velocity, or deflected urinary stream. Reports straining to void, post-void dribbling, and occasional dysuria. No history of recent instrumentation or trauma. Duration of symptoms: [Insert duration].
Clinical Examination Findings
Physical examination reveals a narrowed external urethral meatus with fibrotic, white, or scarred tissue. Meatal aperture diameter is [Insert size, e.g., 6 Fr] mm. No evidence of active inflammation, discharge, or palpable masses. Glans penis appears otherwise normal.
Treatment Protocol
Recommended treatment: Meatotomy or meatal dilation. Procedure involves [Insert specific technique] under [Local/General] anesthesia. Post-operative care includes topical antibiotic ointment application and sitz baths. Follow-up scheduled for [Insert date] to assess stream caliber and healing.