Mostly catether is placed to avoid urination while anaesthesia and also to avoid post anaesthesia urinary retention.
It's is safe and very common procedure when done by trained professionals under aseptic conditions.
Obviously.
Without catheter , how could the surgeons obstruct the Meatus?.,if the plan open laparotomy
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