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Long-term outcome in 142 patients after endoscopic or surgical treatment or urethral stenosis were evaluated. Results seem disappointing. Development of new therapeutic methods is desirable: the principle of use of an endoprosthetic material for stenoses of the bulbar urethra is described, and the operative technique and preliminary results are reported.
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