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British Journal of Urology, 1968
Data is presented for 150 prostatectomies performed December 1965-December 1966 and 436 male cases undergoing various endoscopic procedures during an intercurrent 8-month period at St. Peters Hospital for Stone in London. Since epididymitis is said to be precipitated by urethral instrumentation and catheterization a comparison is made of the rate of ...
R M, Jameson +2 more
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Data is presented for 150 prostatectomies performed December 1965-December 1966 and 436 male cases undergoing various endoscopic procedures during an intercurrent 8-month period at St. Peters Hospital for Stone in London. Since epididymitis is said to be precipitated by urethral instrumentation and catheterization a comparison is made of the rate of ...
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1990
Transurethral prostatectomy is one of the most common operations today. In the United States, more than 90 per cent of patients with bladder outlet obstruction from BPH have their surgery done transurethrally. The operation is associated with a very low mortality rate, and the immediate postoperative results are excellent.
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Transurethral prostatectomy is one of the most common operations today. In the United States, more than 90 per cent of patients with bladder outlet obstruction from BPH have their surgery done transurethrally. The operation is associated with a very low mortality rate, and the immediate postoperative results are excellent.
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Journal of Urology, 1990
A total of 59 patients with bladder outflow obstruction underwent the Madigan prostatectomy. The method, results and complications are described. For select patients with large benign adenomas without a median lobe or hematuria we believe the technique to be the operation of choice, particularly in younger patients.
A R, Dixon, P H, Lord, M R, Madigan
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A total of 59 patients with bladder outflow obstruction underwent the Madigan prostatectomy. The method, results and complications are described. For select patients with large benign adenomas without a median lobe or hematuria we believe the technique to be the operation of choice, particularly in younger patients.
A R, Dixon, P H, Lord, M R, Madigan
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Journal of Urology, 1984
A modified method of suprapubic-retropubic prostatectomy is described. This technique appears to offer several advantages over other open methods of prostatectomy. Dissection anterior and lateral to the surgical capsule is minimal. Simultaneous access to the lumen of the expanded prostatic urethra, vesical neck and bladder permits inspection of all ...
R, Firfer +3 more
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A modified method of suprapubic-retropubic prostatectomy is described. This technique appears to offer several advantages over other open methods of prostatectomy. Dissection anterior and lateral to the surgical capsule is minimal. Simultaneous access to the lumen of the expanded prostatic urethra, vesical neck and bladder permits inspection of all ...
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1995
In properly selected patients, TURP has the highest probability of symptom relief of any strategy of BPH management except open prostatectomy, the outcomes of which are but marginally better. However, open prostatectomy suffers from lack of patient acceptance, increased postoperative discomfort, and prolonged hospitalization, factors which over the ...
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In properly selected patients, TURP has the highest probability of symptom relief of any strategy of BPH management except open prostatectomy, the outcomes of which are but marginally better. However, open prostatectomy suffers from lack of patient acceptance, increased postoperative discomfort, and prolonged hospitalization, factors which over the ...
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Urology, 1980
An operative technique is described for the enucleation of an adenomatous prostate through a transverse incision made across the bladder neck. Apart from the technical advantage of this approach, the results in 60 patients showed a shorter postoperative recovery and an earlier return of satisfactory bladder function than with other techniques.
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An operative technique is described for the enucleation of an adenomatous prostate through a transverse incision made across the bladder neck. Apart from the technical advantage of this approach, the results in 60 patients showed a shorter postoperative recovery and an earlier return of satisfactory bladder function than with other techniques.
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