The best treatment option for post-traumatic membranous urethral strictures is open surgery with urethral bulboprostatic anastomosis, which has a success rate of 90%. However, this procedure is complex and there is an approximately 20% chance of restenosis. For some patients who refuse open surgery or are not candidates for open surgery, such as those who have had previous anterior urethral surgery that makes adequate urethral freeing difficult, endoscopic membrane urethral stricture dissection is also a viable option. Satisfactory voiding can be achieved with endoscopic treatment in approximately 1/2 to 2/3 of patients.