Advanced surgical repair and reconstructive urological care for vesicovaginal and urinary tract fistulas with complete recovery focus.
A urinary fistula is an abnormal, continuous passage connecting the urinary tract (such as the bladder, ureter, or urethra) to an adjacent organ like the vagina or bowel. The most common type is a Vesicovaginal Fistula (VVF), which causes continuous, uncontrollable leakage of urine. This can develop following complex pelvic surgery, prolonged obstructed labor, or radiation therapy. Dr. Avinash Singh provides precise diagnostic mapping and advanced reconstructive surgical repair in Agra to permanently resolve leakage and restore quality of life.
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Accurate anatomical mapping is key to planning a successful surgical closure.
An abnormal tunnel between the urinary bladder and the vagina, leading to continuous and painless leakage of urine through the vaginal passage.
A communication between one of the ureters and the vagina, often presenting as persistent wetness while the patient can still pass urine normally.
An opening between the urethra and the vagina that typically leads to noticeable urinary leakage during the physical act of urination.
Precision reconstructive techniques tailored for high success rates and permanent healing.
Direct surgical closure performed via the vagina or lower abdomen, separating tissue layers cleanly and placing multi-layered watertight sutures.
Minimally invasive keyhole or robotic-assisted reconstruction offering high-definition visualization, reduced post-operative pain, and rapid recovery.
Use of healthy supporting tissue flaps (such as omentum or Martius fat pad) between repaired layers to ensure complete healing and prevent recurrence.