Nathaniel Coddington

Nathaniel Coddington


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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28 November 2022 in Journal of Clinical Medicine
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NCNathaniel Coddington
Nathaniel Coddington
MHMargaret Higgins
Margaret Higgins
AMAbrar Mian
Abrar Mian
BFBrian of Colorado Flynn
Brian of Colorado Flynn
The bulbar urethra is the most common site of stricture disease for which urethroplasty remains standard of care. A decrease in trauma as an etiology in the developed world and concerns regarding sexual dysfunction related to transection of the corpus spongiosum have placed a renewed emphasis on non-transecting urethroplasty techniques. Here, we present our surgical algorithm with emphasis on non-transecting techniques for bulbar urethral stricture disease and review the current state of literature comparing transecting to non-transecting approaches in order to provide guidance to practitioners on patient selection, counseling, and technique.

24 May 2023 in Urology Case Reports
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LKLily Kong
Lily Kong
NCNathaniel Coddington
Nathaniel Coddington
BFBrian of Colorado Flynn
Brian of Colorado Flynn
Adjustable continence therapy (ProACT) is an underutilized treatment option in men with stress urinary incontinence. The device is placed using a perineal percutaneous tunneled approach. We demonstrate a salvage technique for ProACT placement in a man with a devastated urethra following pelvic trauma and multiple artificial urinary sphincter (AUS) erosions who failed a tunneled approach. Our novel technique has utility in those at high risk for intra-operative trocar injury to the urinary tract with a tunneled approach. An open approach may also be a viable option in high-risk patients who have failed a conventional ProACT approach, male sling, or AUS.