“…As an alternative to buccal grafts, colorectal mucosal grafts (CMGs) can be utilized and have recently been shown, in several small series, to successfully treat complex long urethral strictures ( 12 – 15 ). Although CMG outcome analysis is limited by follow-up length, the success rates seem to be similar with both grafts ( 2 , 12 , 13 , 15 , 16 ). At first glance, CMGs seem to have many of the same advantages as BMGs – they are both wet mucosa, hairless and acquired from a hidden donor site.…”