Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Diagnosis and Treatment: Clinical Practice GuidelineDIANE Publishing, 1995 - 225 pages Developed to apply to the typical man over age 50 with symptoms of prostatism, but with no significant medical morbidities such as diabetes. Contains recommendations for patient evaluation, symptom assessment, and diagnostic tests. Intended for clinicians and other health care providers who examine and treat men with BPH or who are otherwise involved in the care of patients with BPH. 42 tables and figures. |
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... symptomatic BPH . This Clinical Practice Guideline was developed to apply to the typical man over age 50 with symptoms of prostatism , but with no significant medical morbidities such as diabetes or other known causes of voiding ...
... symptomatic BPH . This Clinical Practice Guideline was developed to apply to the typical man over age 50 with symptoms of prostatism , but with no significant medical morbidities such as diabetes or other known causes of voiding ...
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... Symptomatic improvement based on pretreatment Qmax ; statistically significant difference in probability for treatment success below or above Qmax cutoff value of 15 mL / sec 40 8. Diagnostic specificity and sensitivity of flowrate ...
... Symptomatic improvement based on pretreatment Qmax ; statistically significant difference in probability for treatment success below or above Qmax cutoff value of 15 mL / sec 40 8. Diagnostic specificity and sensitivity of flowrate ...
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... symptomatic BPH by age 80 ( Barry , 1990 , 1991 ) . Over 300,000 surgical procedures for BPH , mostly transurethral resection of the prostate ( TURP ) , are performed annually in the United States ( Holtgrewe , Mebust , Dowd , et al ...
... symptomatic BPH by age 80 ( Barry , 1990 , 1991 ) . Over 300,000 surgical procedures for BPH , mostly transurethral resection of the prostate ( TURP ) , are performed annually in the United States ( Holtgrewe , Mebust , Dowd , et al ...
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... symptomatic BPH and those with prostate cancer . Also , there is a lack of consensus regarding the evaluation of minimally elevated PSAs , as many of these tests will be " false positives " in patients symptomatic for BPH . This may ...
... symptomatic BPH and those with prostate cancer . Also , there is a lack of consensus regarding the evaluation of minimally elevated PSAs , as many of these tests will be " false positives " in patients symptomatic for BPH . This may ...
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... symptomatic patient on the grounds that progression is inevitable and that surgical risk will only increase with age . BPH progresses slowly and quite variably among patients . Balloon Dilation Balloon dilation of the prostatic urethra ...
... symptomatic patient on the grounds that progression is inevitable and that surgical risk will only increase with age . BPH progresses slowly and quite variably among patients . Balloon Dilation Balloon dilation of the prostatic urethra ...
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adverse effects alpha blocker antigen assessment balloon dilation benign prostatic hyperplasia benign prostatic hypertrophy bladder neck contracture BPH patients BPH treatment Bruskewitz complications correlation detrusor diagnostic disease Dorflinger double-blind drug efficacy estimated evaluation failure rate finasteride following TURP followup Health Holtgrewe hospital stay impotence incidence long-term measurement Mebust Medical Meyhoff mL/sec ng/mL number of patients open prostatectomy open surgery panel patient preference patients with BPH percent 90-percent percent of patients placebo postvoid residual urine prazosin pressure-flow studies probability procedure prostate cancer prostate-specific antigen Qmax recommended reported Retropubic prostatectomy risk Scand J Urol sexual Suprapubic prostatectomy symptom improvement symptom score symptomatic symptoms of prostatism terazosin therapy transurethral incision transurethral prostatectomy transurethral resection treatment for BPH treatment modalities treatment of benign treatment option Treatment Outcomes TUIP ultrasonography urethral stricture Urethrocystoscopy urinary incontinence urinary retention urinary tract infection urodynamic uroflowmetry Urol Nephrol Urology voiding watchful waiting
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