Female Bladder Outlet Obstruction and Urethral Reconstruction

Section 1  Section 1 Pathophysiology and differential diagnoses of Female Bladder Outlet Obstruction (11 chapters):
1.Physiology of female Voiding: Are there many normals    ?  (Valsalva/detrusor/both) 2Diagnosis and Controversies in identifying Bladder Outlet Obstruction in women (A   urodynamic/videourodynamic perspective)     
3Dysfunctional voiding in women.  4Primary Bladder Neck Obstruction as a cause for female bladder outlet Obstruction   5Fowler's syndrome   of recurrent Pianless retention in women6Pelvic organ descent as a cause of Bladder out let Obstruction:   7Female Urethral Stricture: 8Bladder outlet Obstruction after Sling Surgery: 9 Female Bladder Outlet Obstruction: Whom to work up and what to look for?   
10Working Algorithm for Female Voding Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms   11Minimally Invasive treatment for Female Bladder Outlet ObstructionSECTION IIFemale urethroplasty Surgical Techniques 
1.. Applied anatomy of urethra with regards to all urethral reconstructive procedures  : 2. Dorsal Onlay Urethroplasty   for female urethral stricture3Ventral Onlay Urethrooplasty   for female urethral stricture4. Dorsal Inlay Urethroplasty   for female urethral stricture5.Ventral Inlay Urethroplasty   for female urethral stricture6Labial and Vaginal flaps in female urethroplasty7.Anastomotic urethroplasty for Female strictures8.Female Pelvic Fracture Urethral Injuries:Principles of management

Dr. Nikhil Khattar works as Associate Director of Female and Reconstructive Urology at Medanta, The Medicity Gurgaon India and has dedicated himself to these areas of Urology. He formerly worked as Professor of Urology at Dr. RML Hospital New Delhi where he took on many research projects and thesis concerning his area of interest. He has more than 25 publications to his name in peer-reviewed journals and has delivered numerous invited lectures in National and International conferences. He is also a core member of the Urological Society of India's panels for national guidelines on urinary Incontinence and Urethral Stricture and a member of Female and Functional urology Subsection of Urological Society of India.

Dr. Rishi Nayyar (MS, MCh, FMAS, MAMS, FIMSA) is serving as Associate Professor in Department of Urology at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi which is an apex institute of national eminence. Being committed to academics, teaching and research he has been instrumental in training more than 25 residents in urology and 10 research projects. He has a keen interest in reconstructive and minimally invasive urology. He has published nearly 60 papers in various national and international peer-reviewed journals and has won several national and international awards. He is also an active reviewer for 18 indexed international and national journals of repute, besides serving as an editorial committee member for the Indian Journal of Urology.

Dr. Arbind Panda is currently Senior Consultant Urologist, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad. He was formerly the Professor of Urology at the Christian Medical College hospital, Vellore, India. He completed his Urological training in 2009 and has been focusing mainly on Reconstructive urology and endourology. He has been an associate editor of the Indian Journal of Urology for the past 7 years. He is particularly interested in reconstructive surgery of the urethra, both male and female;