Post traumatic isolated bladder neck transection: Unreported and undescribed injury

Primary repair of pediatric posttraumatic complete bladder neck horizontal transection: Our experience

“…described a similar case as ours in an adult who did not have incontinence, impotence, or stricture postoperatively. [ 3 ] Sawant et al . treated three patients aged 4–7 years, two with complete separation of bladder neck from posterior urethra and one with bladder neck injury, which extended into the right ureteric orifice.…”

“…We cannot extrapolate these results to our patients as they describe a different cohort of patients. [ 3 ] The parents of both the patients have noted erection but long-term follow-up will be required. Urinary incontinence is said to occur in 5% men following PFUI.…”

“…Complete separation of urethra from bladder neck is extremely rare. [ 1 2 3 ] We describe our experience of managing two such patients who had a successful outcome after primary surgical reconstruction.…”