Posterior

Posterior urethral valve (PUV) is a congenital condition affecting male infants, characterized by an abnormal flap of tissue in the posterior urethra that obstructs normal urine flow from the bladder. This obstruction can lead to significant urinary tract complications, including bladder dysfunction, hydronephrosis, and potentially kidney damage if left untreated. PUV is the most common … Read more

Posterior urethral valves (PUVs) are congenital obstructions of the male urethra that can significantly impact urinary tract function and kidney development. These membranous folds in the posterior urethra impede the normal flow of urine, leading to bladder distention, hydroureter, and potentially progressive renal damage. Early detection and accurate diagnosis are essential to prevent long-term complications … Read more